The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-15
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THE FEEIANs.

Tho excitement In and beyond the border in conse
quence Of the appearance OF the Fcnans Mains and
the arrests at Cornwall and Toronto Canada continues
In all its fury, and borders upon a panic Our
Eastport and Fredericton correspondents graphically
describe the feelings Of the people Of Maine towards
their Fenan visitors, the excitement OF the New Drums
wickers aud the effect OF tho movement upon tie British
troops and volunteers More and arms are haslen-
ing 10 Eastpor, and preparations for some move
ment are still being made. II appears from our
Portland despatch that the shipment OF the
one hundred cases OF Fenian arms refused by the
regular steamer from that port to Eastport no: e
feced until Friday evening last 1t lie safe 10 presume
that the Fenans have been waiting for tho appearance
Of this part Of their baggage" they call all
and ammunition. Tho In New Brunswick Is
graphically described by Fredericton correspondent,
aud aptly illustrated by the speech OF the Governor Of
the province to the volunteers sent TO Campobelo Island
which he declared that II the Fenian invasion was q
hoax Il was a most serious one TO the province.
The Fenan reported arrested at Cornwall In yester-
days HERALD proves TO DO ex-Ccnfcderate officer
named Wheeler. Authority from General Sweeny TO
recruit Fenian battalion found his person He
boldly avowed himself Fenan and declared that Gene
raj swceny would release him. sheedy had been
conveyed TO Cornwall apd the trial Of the ten men ar.
rested was set for next Tuesday.
EUROPE.
The inman steamship City OF Cork, from Queenstown
April 2 arrived at this port yesterday afternoon Her
news IL one day later
The latest teegraphic reports show that the Ger.
man question had reached a point Of the utmost
gravity, that the war preparations Of Austria and
PRUSSIA we're continued with activity, and that
war action still more probable. Some OF
the minor States OF Germany still advocated q dis.
cuson Of the disputed claims before tho Federal Diet
out there was no further dvance towards mediation
The part OF the grca, Powers There no dispatches
received In Paris during the 31st Of March, from Berlin or
vienna and u was considered that political kilograms
had been stopped by the Prussan and Austrian govern
ments Napoleons policy remained a subject OF very
ominous doubt The somofcial journals Of Paris speak
Of France being prepared for any contingencies" and
Of her not siding with that Power which discarded nego
tiaons II said that FRINGE Napoleon had been des.
patched with special message from tho Emperor to the
King Italy in which The attention OF Victor Emanuel is
called 70 the threatening aspect Of affairs in Germany
The people Of France, It is said, sympahize most cor
dianv with the Fenian revolutionary agitation
N ireland. II has been announced arc
told, 70 tho British government that Napoleon
viii no, surrender Head Centre Stephens n for.
m lily demanded for extradition II vas rumorcd In
f'r thai the English Cabinet had forwarded temper.
oe yci irn rmonstrancl the governments Of France
aui I' llied states on the subject Of Fenlsnsm, and
wa 'A lftl question may lead 10 rupture between
fng I'D iHd America
Oonols closed IN London, after oncial hours on Tie
3ls1 Of AagSA al sek exactly
THE LEoIsIATuRr