The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-01

regnlar troops. and that miiitis cannot be
aepeaaea afoIio ssand an artlponS eSmpsign
such as the Foi<rs inteed 10 make. The
organization AL eguipment Of the fcniaos
this time viii < f,illy sS goed as tka, ofthclr
sSverSaFicS. wih the exception ct the pipe
LAYING eusineS. IL which all the world Is
eSeelica BY n British soldier. A seeond
column Of avethoaSsnd men viii penetrate
Wei and. linclo. and Wentworth counties
In Canada Wes fson Buffalo ard Nisgara.
70 operate as.t,>l Hamilton aud rorOntO.
While three tlDassnd men viii erosS from
Detroit. land !; sandwich. ard advancing
along the line n the Chatham, Woodstock,
and Hamilton oal, will cut the rails. destroy
the telegraph. ind gather subsistence fer the
third bOdy OF IN thousand nien which will
meet them at an intermediate iseint 70 be
selected hereaier. II thirty-three thousand
men are not eOrgh. one hundred sna three
thousand menran Be levied from the ranks
Of the BrOshrhood. TO deal with English
men as Englshmen have dealt With such
brave fellows Allen. Gould ard LArkin."
Oue wcaid sy, after perGSirg this circuua-
stantisl s;stesent, that the Fenisns arr a
very ingenron and confident body Of men,
since they ca afford 70 let their enemies
know all The details Of their plans before
they have attempted 20 carry them out. And
one would ais say-if be believed one half
the stztementpf the Werii-that our Gov
ernHent Is most toleraUt and Indifferent
spectator TO tiese threatening events, since
no effort seepk 10 be exerted on her part TO
preserve saeSd, treaty stipnlations Let Us
hook upon tie matter nationally, and pro-
n0pnee the wlole story 'Zssnnou" Neither
our own G0y'rnnert nor the people Of Can
ada arr nappsg. ANY attempt 20 ship troops,
munitions o-proviSiOuS from American soil
would be sre to be discovered and pre-
vented; but the Government failed In It's
duty, she CaiadiAns themselves viii be pre-
pared for theinySdsrs, and give them warm
reception. 4 dispatch tr0m Toronto, Of the
1lth inst. furnishes the following as the
latest iutelliseaec on this bead:
A movable column, composed Of the 6rSt
battalion Brigade. the 4Sc Volunteer bltta-
lion. the 0rsSws field battery, aad Fronteiaafs
cavalry. sTe held in READINGS TO proceed IN
der orsiGs al an hours notice
RoUsfs PoINr, y. Y, June iith--Eour
pieces q Fenian artillery have left here for
parts unknown. Three cases OF muskets
arrivedat ChstsuQua yesterday.
ReeonstrurtsOn.
Arkansas having been sdmitted, Congress
is foIl.wiRs up its good work, and viii soon
brinsin several Others Of the ''errisg sisters
The senate, on the IitA, passed the House
bill admit North Carolina, South Carolina,
tn bill. offered by Mr.. Williams, was adopt
q. ss follows.
And thereupon the officers Of each State,
duly elected and ratified under the COnStitU-
ton, shah BE- luauguratsd without delay, but
no person prohibited from holding office uu-
der the United States, or BY any State, by
section three Of the proposed amendment of
the Constitution Of the United States, known
as article fourteen. shall be deemed eligible
fr,aa
less relieved from disability BY said amend
ment.
All the necessary guarantees agsi1st
slavery have thus been provided, so that
when the bill goes 10 the House for concur
renee in the amendment made BY the Senate,
it viii probably be finally passed without
mueA discussion
CHIEF Justice Chase.
Such free use 0f Mr. Chase's name has been
made receuIly in connection with impeach-
neut and the Presidency, that the Chief jus
tice has felt called upon 70 euIighten the
public with respect to Lis views The New
YORK HsTGld OF the 9TH contains the annexed,
from Mr.. Chase:
u Was not partisan on either side Of in
peaehment, and neither expect nor desire 10
be candidate for Office agaiu- IL would,
however. crafty me exceedingly If the
Democrats party would take the ground
" hieh would sssurs the party against al
attempts 10 Subvsrt the principles OF univsr-
sal suffrage established il eight and TO be
established IN al the Southern Constitutions;
then, think, the future Of the great eIuse
for which have lab0rsd so long would be
secure. and I should not regret NY absence
fqu political lzhoFs-"
A Dearth.
There Is very little news stirring Of an i'm
portznr nature, either foreign or domestic
Our latest dates are the 1fth- Congress viii
probably adjourn the last Of next month
By that time We hope to have seven or eight
af the reconstructed States acting with u in
the UHiol-