The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-23

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detormiHDi 30 eight 20 tho isst depending upnn
tle support Of portion d tbs army aHd q thc
i1acf orders u tie population Of lort-au-Frnee.
Hls overthrow seems certain, but bis obatinaey
and desperation may ba tho means Of iudici!ag
,crriblo cAlamities upon Hayti.
The great F,nian advance CA Canada, which
as boon 90 formidable ola paper tor scNeral weeks,
has ulnc o. AZ earlier and more satisfactory end
than WIS expected Ia point II fact, as gcnu-
inc F,uiSu might FAY, the cad has occurred be-
fore the beginning the affair has been abandon
Cd aud there h. no cause for further alarm on
distress va aecogHt y an invasion d Canada. --
The is the substance u majority Of the latest
reports, and their Is probably more truth iq them
than To most u the stories recently tulegTaphod
from the exposed pointa along the border. Tho
recent episode has lacked all VI that nervous and
exceedingly sensitive fear which tho previous
Fcnian movements have usually csuscd, aud e1-
cept the Canadian spectators fop persons have
manifested much concern at tho fate Of the Now
Dominion. Gen Grant however has dispatched
afyv officers 10 inspect the border posts, and ar
certain in quiet way what the real probabilities
u tho situation we're, and had the Feuians made
an earnest attempt 10 invade Canada In force,
thoy would doubtless have been held in check by
tic United States authorities. But the war cloud
has passed so harmlgssly that it's memory win be
a. transient as ia effect