The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-08

every part OF tho vessel and nothing contra
band couid havo escaped his notice Moreover, the
ship is very high IN tho water and am the hold has
only Goals and provisions, scarcely enough, indeed,
ONLY AS PASSENGERS.
Tho ships papers show the Russians 10 DO merely
passengers rho cc6ln passengers are styled "pleas
ure travolcrs.' and the steerago passengers arc
Captain Grirsnbers being The eldest. and he is only
forty Ave. Among other prominent officers are Count
Areian, Baron Unserr, SternberR N. IvahoG N. sla-
whisky and II. Pavolou. Captain Badenhausen claims
that he Is exempt from declared,
he Is not conveying soldiers or sailors but passen-
gers exclusively.
The officers have recently been making inquiries
abous tho harbor Of Portland, especially whether IL
has water enough and can DO easily entered and quit
TED THIS however, Is thought to BIO solely intended
TO divert attention. Captain Badcnhausen has In
qured II tho customs laws OF this country require
ship 10 clear for any particular port foreign do
nestle. and seemed annoyed WHOM told that they did.
The ship has no clearance from Baltic Port, naming
port OF destnati Tho officers receive courteousy
ybody coming ~ them with proper Introduction.
MUM As EVER.
Yesterday they entertained ut lunch on board Rev.
Mr. Ropes and vito, OF Ellsworth, and few others.
Mr. Ropes born In Russia and Is the Eon OF q
oGicers with warm cordaii,y ana talked freely with
them Tney gave no hint however, OF their plans
orders.
WITH AN RYE TO TRADE.
No significance need DO attached to tho fact Of
agents OF the Union Pacific ana Lake Shore railroads
having visited The Cmbria. Their only motive In
coming sprung from tho rumor that the Rus
GERS GERS no in.imat,on ''' OF such "a desssna,ion,
plans than has been already elegraphed. The two
men from Now York who are supposed to DO agents Of
10 communication with tho officers They seem to DO
gentlemen Of leisure. quietly iounging on tho piazza
Of the hotel
TONE OF THE CANADIAN PREss-No FEAR OF
CRUISERS IF THE UNITED STATES DOES ITS
DUTY.
TORONTO, May z, 1878.
All Of the dailies Of this city have editorials on
tho prospect OF war between England and Russia
ana rumors Of activity among Fenians Tho Globe
Says
have s. eso 0uS The actual .
nens VII! strive to tho very utmost 70 d non
ao.. .9S.ssa, ssaID't I,snay ,s We nSss
w ,' !. pSss u nj: s"S po.l
e r.:
y possible 70. hostile expcd'tion 70 DO organzrd
% & 70 v
OF all cruisers that may escape from United States
steamers keep shs Tor any snSsa of
n' ~ sS
ii.h would speedily DO their TRACK.
sd would NJ sossa :acS
e' ssss Sui hsS to the do 50 S a
that sS G ssr s S liable .su0,S
being able TO nngor 70 aver. their ia.o What Is
n0i y sea Sns % .s
mans paying Can ada another VISIT In tho Of
Ws United states Executive doc, it.
aay r. Ill
that escape shc Vigilance Of tho Pr.sident and invade
Tie other Side 70 .Ss sAoassaas sss%y
ars able accomplish judging Of their
In much more yosso,e n.n the
Ts nov "s'' % Co. INTO "'' 'A''"''' o. 'n'
have stirred the waters Of European
1t proposed take sansu!ns view Of tho situation
be- brought 10 an end regards sbsoneiy faiscous
sns her 20 upon
Of war aud IL tho Canadian government hugging sell
s says we isss they Snd ali people
hero who hold with them destined TO rough awaken
IN the place Russia at any moment declare all
Any
SsIrersns navy. Moreover y. Is quite The card,
that So%pcs,.p: may arise ss.weSa Britain and
cato pom. and = WI, ,,. no. DO Tor Us q
q. war With such io1@issss xsSes
necessity corresponding watcaians.s and sacriheos
While s. h. 'nns ssS
IL has q cal to lose. aud hostcs
subject colonial dependency 70 constant alarms
aud risks. Tnis the point which fear 10,
realized by people IL will long probably be
brought homo 80 them In all its full sgniGca and Inn
portance.
Tho Leader says:-
Among the various reports at the present tim
the least unworthy Of notice those concerning
alleged Intention OF Russia TO make descent Canada
and the idea with which she i credited Of virtually
Dominion and by setting Irish folks more
bv tho plungng ireland into the horrors Of cy
II Russtas idoa attacking Canada Is
Canadians from onlsting In tho English by keeping
them In the country, basily engaged in homo
| reason that IL would iujuro the Russian Empire
much keep portion Of her already limited fleet
cruising round coasts, to attempt fc,gn land
Ing soil, than 20 SEQ the enlistment OF 10000
Canadians TO fight her tho plains of Turkey else
whore.
To q nation raise MP hugo armies a mere sign
tho fact OF 1000 css being brought against
IL would weigh but little In comparison with the positive
loss that would result TO II by keeping naval force
stantiy OF hostile snors exposd NJ moment
attack by the British 1ect aud unable from the
enemys country. or from tho United states.
neutral power.
The chances Of. Russian invasion OF Canad.,
Fenisns In the Dominion their number
small hcr corporation - be q very little
With respect to tho nonFensn Irish In the Dominion
their lot Is Of xcvous sort M TO provoke thcm
wrath against tho Imperial government.
FENIANS IN ARMS.