The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-15
canadian 1RaIrs.

+ 0TTowA, April lin the Senate
last night. Dickey inquired of tht
| Government whether the imperia
authorities were likely to bear some
of the expense tc which thu country
was put, owing to the Eenian dis
turbances, and said it was strange
/ there should be talk of withdrawing
troops while Canada was exposed tC
danger on her frontier, not on her
own account, but IN consequence oi
dissatisfaction In Ireland. Campbell
said the expense in the first place
would be borne by the Dominion. and
correspondence as TO the ultimate di-
vision of the expense had taken place
| between the two Governments.
Scott. delegate from Red River,
was arrested last night on o warrant
| issued at Toronto, charging him with
being accessory to the murder OF
Thomas Scott at Fort Garry. Father
Richott will probably be arrested to-
day. ~
Father Richott. learning that De
teotiye O'NeiIl had warrant for his
arrest, gave himself up. A writ OF
hgbo0s corpus was served on O'Ne1i,
and the case argued before Judge
Gal. Decision Tomorrow, and ID
the meantime the prisoner will re-
main in custody of the detective. S
QUEBEC. April 14.-The whole
volunteer active force. the city
garrison, a battery of artillery,
and two troops of hussars paraded
this morning, and are held in Feadi-
ness to depart at a moments notice.
ALI the other battalions In the district
are ordered to report Immediately to
headquarters. There is very little
excitement, and the belief is that there
will be no raid. The harbor is clear
of ice, and navigation is open. A
vessel sailed for Cork. se9
MONTREAL, April 14.-Great ao-
tTvity continues In military matters.
The members of the battery Royal
Artillery were ordered ready for ser
vice, and were at work nearly all
night taking out camp stores and
arms, and the artillery are also under
orders to turn out at a moments no.
tiee. The musters of volunteers, last
night, were. on the whole. good, some
battalions presenting almost their
full strength. and enlistments are taxi
ing place rapidly. They are to drill
several hours daily. and 300 are to. be
ready to take the field Immediately.
I The Iabeds corpus act ha5been sus-
pended. The measure passed both
Houses, and was assented to by the
Governor General in the name of
Her Majesty. - g9a - lif1
E This afternoon. Sir John a. Mo
Donald, in asking Parliament for the
suspension Of the act, said the Gov
ernment had received information on
which they relied that the peace of
the country was again In danger of
invasion from laWless men from the
United States belonging to the Fe-
uian organization. +. .rl54r4-s
The policy of the Feniap body
seems to be to create as much noto-
riety as possible, and get up excite.
ments by means of the public press.
Lately they had adopted different
and more safe and secure course for
them. and he thought more hazard
Gus for Canada. and that was to carry
on all arrangements with secrecy and
caution 5e
The Government had information
which they could not for a moment
hesitate to believe and trust, but
which they could not place before
Parliament without certainty of dan
ger to their informants, but the in
formation was complete, and il was to
the effect that there was a fixed re-
-s,vi---- Ass- :, the. mart of the Feniau body
to invade this c0uuer9r 7rs>--.s aarlv dav
When that day may come the Cover
ment cannot foresee. 3e3