The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-19

ask only plug OF tobacco 70 rush an GRAND into To
jaws OF death. into the Of hell any dan
gerous place whore life % at premium. great many
Of those who fought Greek Greek the late war
inclination to cross over IN any good cause at all and
measure their mette with the Britishera
There no fousdation however for the rumors aoae
tnat they about to make immediate Eruption into
Canada from Buffalo, ST. Adams any other point along
the border In Ptlsburg. Fort Wayne. Cleveland. To-
pared TO begin the movement they contemplate and a.
are determined not 70 move until The greater part a
their enrs fore. unor@ea mo and ,Ss
raised for transportation TO the border s needless for
the 70 put their doughty volunteers % the dis
little time longer giving dsinerested notice 70 both
governments the Fenian vanguard thirty shoussnd
prepared doubt II the Fsnians hardy fellows though
they be- feel any inclination 70 light amid the saows a
Canada where sury winter fingers 90 long In The lao a
spring. In Pttsbufg the Fenians profess to be able 70
ran Two os - b ana equip arm and
hero 70 Canadas icy strand may DO generally considered
OF the question really respectable force Is 10 b
o. the ample means il tina. respect !. tie disposal q
these contemplate FenIans. and the plan la,A
that even the iyn1.eyed Custom House oascsis
Of Buffalo win nnd lively work to discover where they
are n'r 90
must however. BIO admitted that II Colonel ONeill had
not sent the Queens Own flying at pace OF two-fory
have 70 use . classical expression, s'fzzled out"
It Is plain the Queens Own have great deal to
for to their oounrymen who intrused thorn with
the post Of honor Their ignomnious retreat rapidly,
too that their pursues up the chase inspired
egotsm and confidence In the Fenians that encouraged
than the notion that the conquest Of Canada
among the things perfectly possible The events %
last year. the interposon Of the strong arm Of the
United States government, the reckessness and want
Of Arrangement Ia the plans OF the invaders and tho
ridiculous disproportion Of their means to the end
to be attained all lost sight of in the victory Of
ONeil from which source the Fenians draw the COM
forting that IL they strong this time the
Queens Own multiplied twenty times will be beaten in
the ratio One thing, however is certain-hat IL
they put in the field the thirty thousand they speak
OF in three divisions aiming nrst TO cut or Canada West
ian operation very dcut according to the opn-
ion OF military oicers), and that concert OF action DO
foremost consideration, together with certain degree
Of daring directed to q strategic object IL will give the
hapless Canadians enough to do to preserve their ro
sides from desecration by the irrepressibe Fenians
The proposed erection OF monarchy in Canada at thB
particular time gives infinite joy to the Brotherhood
They believe 1t is the handwriting the wall, which
POSSESSIONS, the last straw on the already over
strained vertebr@ Of poor bothered and much
to be pted Canada In case king sits on the rocky
brow Of Quebec 1.-THE American people will then" quoth
the Emerader "gve both aid and sympathy to coar
out the obnoxious and paraphernaa Of
from uxtaposton with the great and glorious republic"
The Brotherhood say President Roberts has
followers at tho present moment than President john
This may be prejudice; but they affirm that they
copperheads and conservative republicans would In favor
OF the occupant OF the White House. One thing may
be relied on-when the Fenians move this time they
move with vengeance.