The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02
NEW YORK, MONDAY, JULY 2, 1866.

ton heid am ng oysIpss and General Meade only
subordinate tho nal operations OF tho
To employ these tao officers only b, insure
that the Fsnan attempt shall be most euectuaily sup
pressed out 20 give the most Conspicuous evidence 7"
the determination of the government to oppose, and
reoe srry 20 suppress, the Fcnian Society. In point
Of moral force, President Jo,nsons proclamation ssm
could hardly be moro efectuai This document, how
ever and the by which Il has been panied
are the most complete blow which could have been
struck nj tho movement and will DO for us everything
could have wished 70 do for ourselves These cncr
getic acts OF genuine friendship the part OF the
United states government VII 90 long asd oordaly 70
Fenans for having gwen the Americans an occasion Tor
displaying so conspcaousIy their iendliness and good
feeling
This energetic action has largo extent supcrrcdcd
the cxetons OF the Canadans but must not omit to
congratulate them the promptitnde Of their meas
and express sympathy with the loss ihey
have sustained In resisting this miserable act of brgani
ace We NAV trust that this will be the last Canadian
blood that viii b. rhed IN such ignomnious struggle
But will not have been without adequate bene
NJ that the Canadians have thus had an opportunity Of
exhibiting In the most unmSakable thrir 10y
atty and their discipline We havo not the slightest
ind cat Of sympahy with tho Fenians Canadian
sol That they would receive, indeed any extensive
support could not for a be sappoed; hut there
considerable numbers VI Irish Df the Canadian
Cities aud II would have been nothing surprise IT.
whom an armed force OF Ferans bsd actually mad. its
appearance Canadian territory few peraons had been
found TO display certain sympathy with the move
ment Nothing OF the sort however seems 10 have APP
pearei and the Canadians will be able tor tho future 10
appeal with justice 10 their conduct this occasion
In proof of their sincere desire tp maintain the adynn
tagos OF their connection with Great Britain
From the London Star June 14l
With the volunteers and the regulars In
'front.' and General Grant, grImv looking at Buffalo
IN tho the ibusers in ugly nx; and uness
they have mana0ed 10 provide for themselves oonhoe
Of escape. but few Of them will have an opportunity OF
relating their experiences TO aimrng audiences In the
Five Points OF In the back slums Of Baltimore. There
are stories Of feats which 70 be attempted on the
81. Lawrence; Of raid which IN being organized af
Ogdensburg, having, Il may be, the new Parliament
buildings at ottawn for its ultimate objective pont or
Fensn forces collecting 81 Adams where IL really
does appear that three hundred young "many of
whom were In the rebel during the war; had mr.
rived, but they "withont arms" they do not
present very menacng aspect A few raids there may
and probably will be; but thsy will only serve 20 ex.
aperaie tn" peaceful and unonendng commnnit who
alone suffer from the attcks OF the rcebooters and
10 ALLEVIATE from bad the syinpahcs ~ those OF
is supporters who not wholly lost 10 morality and
self.r spect
Forianam has now assumed a douhly ioathsome and
criminal character. Tho only good thing that
result from is the total extinction OF the FcnIan
by making itself detestablc. The good faith Of ihe
American government s pledge that It's career Of mis-
cltef viii soon be brought 10 an end.
THE FEELING IN AAscHEsrEn.
From the Manchester Guardian, June II
Tho grca, struggle far the separation OF Ireland from
bodcr II not more judicious than that Of shooting po
Hcernen from behind wall siabbng witnesses
In the hack Tho attempt ~ which now Informed
even exceeds haldihood the late capture Of fishing
smack IN tho Bay OF Fundy and the subsequent descent
Of martial picnic party % the Island 81 Grand hensn
hitherto the only positive achievements accom-
plished under tho Fenan nag We do no,
hazard much In venturing 10 predict thd u
will have prompt q termination "a that
which bael the former enterprise bat the Fcnan mind
will perhaps consider difference In ~ favnr 20 have
been already established IN the fact OF ts having boen
attondei by certain amount OF bIoodshed Thcru IL
too much 10 fear tha considerable number o'
loyal and innocent lives will be found 10 hare bscn sar
feed IN tho raid upon Canada which II, however very
Imp rccty reported by the mail Of the second of June
An imposing MIR Is imported 10 tho pr0eeefings of te
ma anders by the statement OF Their having captured
q place designated "Fort Ere.n but n we are
To- aiily thus descri6ed IL small urderspdcd vii
lage.m siight part of the apparent wonder dis
| appears. A body of Canadian volunteers bed how
ev wth alacrity which Il not tho .rs lamdabc be
have been somewhat rash, hazcned 70
try cnnruions With the rtrndcrs and we learn with re-
grct iha many az them stated 10 have been killed
W. shah wait with curiosity for the
syhtnmE OF effect Of the Fcnian raid. II VIII not
r,ahe a. Erif sh power seriously alarm any portion
* ne ."'"'~-.S except ths h4ndlai of unfortunate
people whoe propsssv has been seized by the brgands
" VIII NOT, Ms Nehts.. 10 think, disturb the rcla-
tons bets een This country the United states But
Will IL revive tho all but extii~s dl.noa,lon % ann
/ scribe Tic treasury N the cot,~-irprvy .
Tho reception glyea tho nasagdcrs bya nou,a,ion
OF Canada viii be of use in removing very
misspprchension. Among those who have asst.ted m
fepeliing The invaders viii he found, c0nsioutlv
expect, Iust proportion 81 Irish coonsts whose
duct tLrspghou, te whole trouble has proved them per-
fectly capable of iiyny loyalty wen happily and
pro- nspef0aAy, gnder British rule The action cf The
| wheh possess "a have been substantially
all tiat faghf have boon expected frim honest md
| friendly nation ami u VIII not On the whole, b. dis.
sdFsnts f8Y the world hst Tho Teuens have " ed tho
ef ~ Hfith province aud saiishcd thcniTclv
I os tae prospects o. sncccE