New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
THE NEW DOMINION.

THE ANrr-pt.HIAN AIARM-3,OO0 MEN READY FOR
TIE FIELD-wHO ARE TO PAY ?-POPULAH
DISBELIEF IN THE STORY OF INVASION.
MONTREAL April 14.-GTeat activity continues
In military matters. Three thousand men are TO De
ready 10 take tie field Immediately. Capt Muirs troop
Of cavalry have arrived at Hunn ston and are patrol
ling tie roads. The Victoria Bridge was placed under
guard Of tie Grand Trunk Brigade last night.
In tie Senate last night the Hon. Mr. Dickey inquired
Of tie Government whether the Imperial Authorities
we're likely to bear Of the expense to which the
country was put owing TO the Fenian disturbances and
said strange that there should be talk OF with
drawing the troops while Canada is exposed TO danger
ho frontier not ON own account, but III cOlse-
oueuoc Of di-afectiOn IN Ireland.
The Hon Mr. Campbell said in reference to the Fcnian
matter the Government were taking measures which
would no doubt prove amply sufficient to arrest any an
ndp@,ed raid TIE expense, in the first place, would be
horne by The Dominion and that correspondence as to
the ultimate division % tie expense would take place
between the two Governments
Very little excitement, however prevails among the
ptOIlc and the belief is that there will be no raid
rHE HABEAs CORPUS ACT SUSPENDED on &C
COUNT OF THE FENIANs.
OTTAWA, Ont, April 14.-The Habeas Corpus
act has been suspended. The measure passed both
House. and asented to by the Governor General in
The naIne o. Her Majesty this afternoon Sir John A.
Macdonald Ia asking Parliament for suspension of the
S''- sa' 'ht Government had received Information, on
h'A me! Iohcd, that the peace Of the country was
Ht"I. ~ aahgei from the invasion Of awcss men nom
cI1'td states belonging 10 the Fenian organization
in' government bad received information of prcpara
ions o li aston during the whole Of last Autumn and
Hm'eF These preparations had been going
" 'on'i'Nonaly and lately were more formidable
'Ao"s- iAe} Lad been conducted in silence. AZ brst
~ ,s' poS,y Of The Feuian body, as the House knew
"a ~ - l" create AZ much nOtOIict} ds pO'ib,t.uu
suP eSct 'mcnt by means Of the public press OF hte
90! iad adopted different and more safe ana secure
,, i"i iueln and he thought more hhliidou- ipI
90 dhd thdt was 10 carry on all ticu ufahS'hhts
- ~ ta' caution and secresy The Government h'd
io i'iOh which they could not for moment hesitate
W ana Dlst, but which they could nOt place De
ornament without certainty Of danger 10 tber NJ
~ 'A. Dut The Information compete, ana ~ war
~, . 'h,et Iia there fixed resolve on the paIt "i
o - u'b body o. invade tbs country III J0ltc al an
'0lG not fOrsfe
g. isght be to-day; il might ts in week hut he h"-
'N'o iat Arrangements had be uadc IOf iSfdb"h ~
eel1 DAY Information came 10 them from - ih;u
7"ul''s' nhglal aud standardization In1epshu'i'
so bOm sources having no connection M5th N"th
.'ET IIob sources having the best means OF lH!Gh"
"-'hat tbcy had not q shadow Of d1nm s to tltf fI
sn! ci tie intention Of hese parties 10 MAKE an aith
tHAout ded! amt their duty, They had th'h
"ps to resist INVASION had put dnty certain pOi
shs % ht military force Of the country 70 Act III con
nestAb VIII the regular troops, ana mat shch r.
tr'@itt 10 tie invasion WOnId prove succe.lW,
:" ~ one could have any doubt Ibe oSVciiinsii, Dr. 80
$50 igbt 10 ray with tls question: ana aiier 'lhg re-
iftd The information they have tI'y were b"uhu :"
Nhe steps 10 meet the INVADER, and u scb steps "In
prevent tE'Jn coming into the country so Hdch tle b'
~ II wts OF course 10 The Government "a nathf :"
otep aJxety aud that this chronic state Of excite
meit stOud ezi>tbis state OF hostility on tIe I'lfl 9"
sbs Fenl body s,V ard Canada aDd CaJhulab unuIth"
wv FOps pBc FsDiaD organization "dt H"'" a'bft at