The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-15
THE BORDER.
Mysterious Fenian Movements
at Windsor.
Signal Rockets Ascending from
7 the American Side. err
FENIAN MIGRATION INTO CANADA.
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Run on the Quebec and Mon
treal Banks.
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llnfounded Rumof Of an Attacks on the
Governor General.
Reported Purchase Of Four Lake
Steamers by the Fenians.
&c. &c. nc.
Run on the Quebec and Mon
trcal Banks.
IIniOnnded Runner Of an Attacks on the
Governor General.

Mysterious Movements ON the Frontier
Rockets Ascending From the American
Sfde-suspicious Characters Crossing
the Border-Hosttlfty To Americans IN
Canada-The Fcnians at Detroit, Sc.
L. OUR FRONTIER DESPATCH.
WINDSOR, c. W., March II, 1864.
The excitement all along the frontier gaining force.
Mysterious rockets have been up the American
Shore and II is believed here Of Fcnans
il in progress
Canada is very for Americans, who liable 10
all manner OF insults
About thousand volunteers here are keeping
sharp lookout number OF suspicious characters
daily crossing the border There no unusual among
the Detroit Fenans.
Pubic meetings have been held here, and two com.
psnes Of volunteers for the Home Guard Battery
their way up from London.
Tho Detroit City Council have accepted invitation
70 JOIN the Fensns in celebrating g. Patrck's day.
MONTREAL, March a. 1866.
The excitement regard To the Fenian foray is still al
fever heat Indeed public reduity is ready to swallow
any rumor however Wild. Business, Of which
have much, a standstiIi and nobody
buy OF sell.
Az usual in such excisemeoss there is upon the
savings hanks and the small dspos,ons converting
their balances into gold.
The people and the newspapers very iLtempered
and constantly berate the United states government
bccaasr they the drsdfuf invaders who
| ere TO cone-by and by-,o snatch Canada from the
hands of Queen vciort.
Our principal amusemeuts now CONSIST in watching
the evolutons OF the militia There drills many
times day and tho poor victims look this pcinrn Of
despair
All public buildings are strongly guarded; our
banks restricting their discount line the most well
known and well approved cusomers and they very gen
orally refuse 10 advance upon any collateral security
ToRosTo, c. w., March II, 1905.
The Fcnian cxcitomcnt is subsidng Tho volunteer
force well distributed all points the frontier
Several searches have been made for pixies but all
unsuccessful
RunoRED ArrENPr TO AssAssrSArE THE GOVERNOR
CENTRAL.
From the Toronto Leader March l3
There singular rumors anost In Ottawa yes
terday One Of them thai attempt had been
made TO ssssassnas the Governor General An extra
nouncing the feet issued from or the newspaper
oices and caused great sensation bat telegram
shortly Afterwards Montreal correcting
report and stating that nothing had been heard Of u ia
that city.
THE SITUATION IN TORONTO.
Prom the Toronto Leader, March IL
The drilling Of the volunteers present under arms ia
this city continues with unabated activity hut owing
the high state ~ efficiency Of tho order madc
yesterday the effect thai In future the drill would tax
place O'Clock in the evening for the city youn
teor instead Of during the day. This change will allow
the gallant fellows an opportunity OF attending 10 their
ordinary labor usual and of course they will draw
their military pay II they at constant drill Gap
yesterday. Among other ruIors floating through tho
city yesterday was one "a the effect that the sedenisry
militia TO be called out, and that Toronto had 80
contribute ss its quota ak hundred men.
ruE sfTr ALTON ~ QuEBrc.
GQuebsc March l2l despatch Montreal Gazette
Strange Incidents bcginning 20 show themselves
tl.
ments have comc into existence Besides beng dread.
fully afraid Of raid upon the frontier and afterwards
general hattlc they have shown fear the safety o
their moucy In tho dnc,sui savings hanks In oonse
quens of which many OF them since Friday have with
drawn their deposits. The banks are guarded a.
nsht by armed citizens The volunteers .iil bised
out
THE srr Arrox ~ MONTREAL
Montreal March ~ telegram 70 tho Toronto frc-.
city patrolied nightly the banks and pubic buildings
guarded and during the day there grat turnout
A house searched for illegal weapon Yesterday
but nothing discovered
There has been a the savings bank since Thurs
DAY. Yesterday At ~ Parck's church the priest
pla nsd N dsposorr IN tnr banks that there uas no
danger whatever Of ANY attack The banks aud there
were their vaults were 70 stroue and =. securely guarded
that attack would he successful II dcpostor drew
GU, their money they would very likely spend cr
would probably BE- stolen from them. whereas Il wa
quite safe In the banks Ne himself bad money for
charitable purposes dep~iied In them, which he would
qufries Asccrslncd that there not He alAo
eommsnaed the Temperance of the people generally
Many Of them had taken the pledge but he cautioned
them all, whether temperance not account
70 take drop ~ fstrcks Day, but rather n DO
at 10 their country that day by their very sober and
orderly demeanor IL 70 reported that some men
lave eecn discharged ~ their employers Tor turn.
ing oui IS volunteers saturday, and the
'arnes of thnse employers pr0nird for
pubHcatIon There has been such a run upon the gun
smiths n the city for small arms that q s nos dscelt
desire has been expressed 10 form home guard fcr
the protection of ths chy 70 oonry sf ,bosr not liable 70
scod and viii report for thl. purpose and 60
wherever they may be fequred while they viii 81 once
the share of the labor of patrong the city.
since the calling out OF the volunteers the hundred Of
s,rangrrs Who suarming streets sesn nohre
d, butt rcornoi,,r ne ta"ts ha-, v,any dnsnAd and
| ~ is believed they bsve moved on
rnx carnoLIc cLEE0Y AsD rmE vgSIss Lg,DrHs.
From the TorontO Loader, March 10
Amer high mas on sunday at -. Msrys cathedral.
Hamilton hts Lordshp Bishop farrci ascendcd the pal
pit and In forcibie and sloqueu, sddr- erhorted
All true Roman Catholics to 40 their duty to their Queen
and country In the ~ his remarks he fuade
ausion 20 the fact that the leader. Of that ircasouabe
organization ayied Fenisnr ~0s ne Hords Cdfaste,
sds % s'ss ~ % ns cssss ss, R. s~s s-.ss .s, W.T., w~
both mcmbcr y snoiher Per.uAsion, and rrsara,d
,ssy ssSg.y s :, sod IN a. The e,s ana Ss'as a.. : b.
| ~ scstp Although he aid not belsve thai
he veniap. vouh s,iemp, invasion d
this country, be approved % tbe asn ~ tbe govern
In calling oot the voluniccfs and be sinorrsly
trusted that by devoonai saatise they night preparr
God mlshs b. sy-rsd Es.ry mss ". soasa 70 ssis n
defence q his country and Homestead Allegiance vas
due 70 the soyersiEn Who prysected us snd "a.
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