New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-11
THR FRNHANs.
The Excitement In few-Brunswick-WariiE
Demonssrniiens-Earth befrg Thrown
Up-Perssnai Recommendation Dis.
turbanccs at Fredericktsn - The Fever
Spreading In Toronto.
AUouMd.

spreading In Toronto.
E,sTroRr Me. Tuesday April 10, 1885.
The British war-ship Pylades arrived here yesterday
and went to ST. Andrews.
The British Consul and the United States Marshal
Of Maybee's Hotel also prominent Fenans.
Communication between 81. John and the western
towns the British side destroyed last night by the
Feninns.
The garrison at Campo Beo has been increased Earth
works were being thrown up all day yesterday.
The Fenian convention is sitting. The hotels and
boarding orammed with Fenans, who arrived
from New-York to-day.
The Inhabitants are skedaddling' from the border
and coming here.
Firing Of small arms and rockets is continually
ring and thoTe is perfect panic There is bad feeng on
either side of the bay.
Two more English war-ships ore reported steaming TO
the north eastern headland of Campo Beuo
A Fenian vessel with howiizers and other arms was
allowed to 60 out of the rbor at IL o'clock sst night
by order Of the officer Of customs, 1t Is supposed, III the
English interest.
The Fenians are confident and COOL Matters are IN
statu quo pending further orders
FREpRmcKroS n. b.. Tuesday. April 10, 1866.
Information regarding the Fonisns IL VI such nature
as to warrant the authorities here in placing the frontier
in more effective state OF defense. Last night some
men, in number endeavored to ship o. cases OF Niles
and thirty of small from Portland for Eastpor
which opposite Campo Beo The agent of the steamer
refused to receive the arms but the came on TO last
port Troops and gsnboat have been ordered ron ~.
John 10 Campo Beo. One company OF volunteers LETT
Woodstock last night and another starts this evening
from this place for ST. Androws ,.s,
The Lower House this afternoon for few minutes
The Attorney General announced that the GoVeThnen'
had rendered their resignation, ana were sWa1hgs
The Governor is expected send in his Tonight
In the mean time he has chosen Mr. Wmot OF the opPo
sstion 10 form a new Government O.,
The excitement is still very great severh personal on
counters have taken place in tho streets between ne par
deTperate of those last evening. blood was cely she'd
The gunboat Pyades Of the Coast Squadron has been
ordered from st. John TO Campo Belo, to watch the
Fenisns
TORONTO. Tuesday. April 10 1893.
Michael Murphy, President OF the Hberpan Society,
and FIVE Others arrested at Cornwall while their
way 10 Portland suspicion OF being connected With
Fenian movements. Arms and ammunition were found
on them. They will be brought before magistrate to-
day.
The arrest Of Murphy causes much exoltomont Shelby
the Secretary of the Hbernan Society, has just been
arrested. The officers after other prominent Hibsr
Mans general search ia 20 be Instituted for REASONABLE
papers and arms In IIbernaD Hall and at private houses
Parliament will not neot I'LL all the maritime Provinces
adopt the Confederation scheme.
TORoSTo c. W., Tuesday. April 100 .. N.
Cornwall dspa,st, Just rsce',ed say, ihI, the men
stesy, Ed Kelly, Mike Mornsey, Dan. Hsrnett and
Thomas Hsnlsn. They all armed 10 tho tecth and
had large sum OF money their persons They
In CorDv all Jail awaiting examination.
The excitement hero IN Toronto Ia increasing.
SECOND DIsPA TcH.
rn,..r .,.,. S,s mailing here of psrics suspected Of
being implaassg 10 Ssnlsn movement SEARCHES are Be.
ing made and the authorities acting with the utmost
pronptness
[THB LATTBs.
ToEoyro TuesdAy April 10. lf66.
IN, Leader Of this morning has the following dispatch;
PokI hoFr Monday, April q. leo
Michael Murphy and staff eft Toronto BY this mornings
express train TOT Boston They al fully armed and
displayed revovers freely IL Is supposed they are en-
route ~ Campo Belo 70 join the army OF the Penisn
Republic.
Tho satno paper mas also later dispatch from Lsness
Ter, saying;
MURPHY, HOad Confer Of the Fsnians at Toronto and
fvo others travelling from Toronto 20 Portland, were
arrested al Cornwall suspicion Of being connected with
tho expedtionary movement against the Proyinees
Arms In considerable quantities, and ammunition were
found upon them. They viii DO brought before the
magistrate Of Cornwall for examination"