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.,..- • ,-,-..--. , , -..„. ___I- 111:1•4111'..1E114 -..VG OP T RE Mrailiet. 111ethodisen' in AMerica within the last hundred
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- SARNIss Sunday Byenin-4, " - 'year w. -es all erilleetede we heye received from
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• th Coent • Treasurer One hundred and ninety.
_ - they now- nuniberel '2.100,000 und when _Me Dkeit'Stnime-e-Tht mdineretoits night five. dollars' aii4.eixteeu dents, aiid we,,,are.yet
1. na, -. LvyiN_uituRcite. : ,,yetirs. ,' From a- mere handful!, it had grown - 18t are . _ . , _
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The Weslern Church, .-thiS Oitin it was rementheyed:that theise were ahoutthree 'Of the, sixteenth Nis passed ewaye the ,gyeat iudehted to the CoentY reueurer for -last
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•• to oblivion and- the years Comity rate -1110 ferther sum" of five -
.h.e found that nearly 'one person etit of- e.vety .eighteenth is detest overi and yet a ana .
• p un nes - Jut wes - re open -on - the eliet•eli.oriii -some w•ty. under its influence deubtful whether any pitee in our '$ro-ei _
GODERC c, lir -.Mani' 20 1866 ost adhetents- for every cOminueicant, weeld seveoteeth has -gee! la •
h I II d 'ty live Penis
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• ' CANADA IN ARMS.
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, tee ecces foe_the pUrpese -of, erectuig five on the eOntinent 'eels...other meniber Vehinteer -lives 'to reetii•d the. tact: .• It - .
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Nor WaS elie harren ot ihe _means and ap- "history eau be found which in -point Hullet, Mereh 190, 1866.
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. _ elinneeseieressary to. carryon the stapendoue . interest -the intense feelings ofthe people _ .
that something ef the kind will shoitly he es-, ahem_ nglond. With many Ametican-iee.
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sued by the -Secretary of State.rr itieiene, nothhig .10 toneidered emir a passpo4
to popularity, .or such a eureguarantee 4 ite
effective Address, as a -fling at the "old e.otne
try.'? ' Begin your speeeh with a spieyallugoe
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gTsb*e . District of this Rind, and you have situ • d -
le an sten.
Centre Andrew Wainne. has ordered a smics tive heering for whatever elee you lime to
ot public Ineetheeie to be held each evening tide throueh hie. ill-starred Bill. The pith trf
next week: ia Nuts of the city. of ail in his -allusion to Canada Wait ;that he
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favor ot Irish nationality, mid- of supporting -the u nited btates woula treat us as friends-.
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V11...• • Sepheas aed 1Eneve The vihole t f " •" I
Wereitetatalormerstatenietit that ncith- ies, which extend.aleng the two sides eed religioo enterCrieee of the:day. eatemored Aettenipt . ,113,11.101V: - • .! no as avi uraes--ineess weenet.e oureelyes
iip. itho;eingazittos.. conetud. e wifn a grand de.monstrationon the ete be treated as _enennes ; and that as it, The
1ng-Cou so toroughly unite'our poplin._ one end-, arefitted ivitlt -great:neatness, The- ',tree chute, nailer the- able direction
tAPPlause,i entbeelliebt-el FridaY, We hadetheen teld. :map
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dr 1111d by partiektio, whose -oppor- .
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• - • • tunities,weie ood tor iniowfog,that 'reined's
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• • 23rd The most nenninent Fenian Newfoundland and etova Scot'
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tionars an'attack by •the .Fentans. "The and iire 'capable . of seatinet about. '250 of 31r. D. Kerr, did geed seivicelandrecewed
• I d t be tickle celebritted - and dire • ft has bien currently eeported that a dar- Ointortl are .exPectiiii. t) address the meethess lb' de yi fi .h• • le • A _
• lc It. • ekeetal country an invasien F0-0 • -eineeal bh3w or the PoW-der inaeazine ati Bur- encoADTIoNs QtiveD •
.:war should result isath G rest Bjitain -the a le-
iseenea. -threcebout the . entire' .Previlice perSons, The interioreaSthe. ketarelt :-greet praise. •. - • . ..- • • - • • grace -del en lavrislun on ti lareeeacale of our hie -attempeevairaiadelesteedity-morning. to • ••.; • - . • -- •
P: ..1 = -0 . • • - -l'roui epirit rovenge,fOrrandePP08-:.: inalon Ilstr.hts • . It s- • maeitzine .continns , ue
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of the British Provinc.es wou be 4yrestedfore
duting .the past week fullrestablish tl& Wallsenel has:- been- thoroughly t . • The eompany aeperated at 11 e ee , f ,
• - ever fram that Power. .11as -Mr. Ildorre ea,
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. •• _ . • - - - . . tee...waleet iiii-isiesns of the very wiirzt- of men duly guarded ;•but it-lthe- ester, 'is true, it . St. Lewis -street. There we -re double guared.$7. " The Provinces would be „,ao-ne for ever eje, -
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- fact. Everywhere Strong men, irrespen- the windows frosted, iiiiproved vente: .• . - - weenee-weones ton that as Canadians .the powder beloneine to', thewholesile emelt- 16 re understand that a e •t• f - Ilectedthat it is as ;treble for th le •
. hour heine too' ate t dm t of addiesses from
o • t •ofoker. Happily the day when fishnients in the city; nd. WSW supposed to be held yesterdayfOrenoon at Sewell's buildines
„ the_ local cleraeymen whceoccupied , the. plet
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States to lose something --as for 13ritainl-e
tive a- creed -have- -gathered around the latione previded 'foie and ultoortlier f - •
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9 Old standard; crying:7 "eil.:rat' usearneue, may, . we thiuk„ now- be coitsi iered the • _ . , - .; - - were t cousumated haspaesed over us- appeers that the surid had left for a short upon the" Asaistarit *Adjutant General's °Thee eels ; but whitOf the -South, id (sae of 'Ace
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• that WC :may -meet. ifini•foes should they 'neatest atruCture of the -kind- in. Goderieli - ger•Attention directed- to the navel:- _el
p haps our appeatancent the point hae • eon, et the time. Of. nothiu of- ffi a war ?
time and on then retertithey found a firee
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dire to- set ibot upon•Canailian- soil." - and we: Ale eatisfied that eo tee -ellen tisements of David. Glass, Eeq., of Len- vinced them that. tit nit tunes we atie eady and 1. A
Jaen. eo ceise to the tnagasine.that m a few cial character transpired from the council. II simplyincerrect to say that 'becomes
Every city, toy-Ile:And: has'furnish- Church, of. tne same size, in the 'Country dna. •
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itubta, and enthusiastic leyalty -can compare -with . The _carpenter'
eblettes out froin _one end of the liind To -the, work was done bY the- Messrs: Hai -risen
other. ,The lying press of Nei York and -
'Chicago mayeall it the -Penadian scare"
- if they please hut the Fenian, leaders
koow by this time that if thete venture
upon invasion they Willemeet the hottest
reeeption a let of fillibustms ever encoeun-
. tend. TMs uprising in. Canada has eur-
prised , the "-Fenian Brotherhood
;to .coMpletely that they - show salreadY
nnutiltakable signs • of --discourngement,
-ftr St-,-;Patilek's -.day, whickwas to
`usher tn something terrible to ais, the de-
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monstrations of a .w-arlike n-ature were
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a Ple-. minutes it 'would have mined and done its was, however, -stated in the course.of the dy !mimed bY Great Britain, dorlag the-lare re. -
wit!) -" hearts resolved and han
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end te retard the blessiags we'efe9Y. . :-A-t work. - I aim unable -to tisee ihe rumor to in well hifortned eirelek, ..that the volunteers
hart past eight en . Friday- night the --various
thecity. The .hlo wing up f :this ,roagaes, 'their billets • mid alieweite•paitiallye at least
.souree, hut it is peverthelees, veep etirrent,' Will, in a day or two, be withdiswn from
TILE .11031E EGUA.Rps - . -1/ - 11
APVIIP:d6S: :nine Would cause On immense d al of d‘rear.e. e -to attend' to their daily avocations. They
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is oreanitation is Still gain.. on .i•-i-eorous vill Infiniti were quartered' for the nielit at -
. and 'Jae- Gordon,- -Ltea-. the- painting•hy ere - •• - will - however,: iontinue until further ordent
•confitterr to the of a dention in Port
. Huron, and the ascension of a feet rockets;
and -the processions in the large Ameri.-
- ean-cilies ivere Miserable fizzles:- Ca --
nada. the day pissed :without eyCn
extra Street" fiett; eace and . harmotiy_
pervades 'all ranks, thents to the
common sense -course of their Clergy, ell
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,teseleetable RoMatt Catholics,. have sheWn
- bytheit• quiet demeanor aederespect. for
the_laws of rite: countryi, that they-
enot-for. a moment countepailee the saerie
lie•PiOni- scoundrels who wiqh to introduee
- en era of anarchy and- confusion. And
now „ what' le .F-enierisrii to do 2. The
-chimera of conquering Ireladd has been
eiploded-ethe American 'Government-
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.„ evinces a laudable- deteemination to pre-
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4revent. raiding upon the Cnn dian frontier,
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Messrs,' Ellard apd Manytt the - whole cost •Iy, tied since teriday lest," squads of tivelve the rt Hues° on arriving at which each - .2 • _
Precaittaons .at Ottawa. to reeeiv.e pay and rations • and in return will
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_told by tee officers to- make themselves lei . The same 'pa er on Wednesda couple of houts.at least every daY to, dell. *conjecture. The Aineriban Government
- inita was ervedoetaiith stoneehlankete 'end - • ,
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of refitting Iteing .about 8700; 'twist of twin undet the cominand Weal) offieer petrel 1 -
Strites,to allow the Fertiaps to 80 aheadisete ,
their ikheines, and recognise them at Velege
etents _as' soon ; es they have actually teems,
m. enced hostilities. " We shalt,for theprefeeste
leave out of view the question ef according
have to attend daily parade and eke a hellwerent riehts as that is a mere matter f
e_vening, fur the firettime since e -the come They will elso. have, in'tur.a, to do imird Ana or maY not .40- that i We ao net for a Mosseatatal- • -
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- were Placed an the five banks .: in. Oltati a. _ .
patr'et d ty It.'s•heped the d• a h• h think -they will - but wliat they are d- -
eausedthe men to;beplaced (manure service'
that On Sindayenieit one or two .but on no. eendition were :they • te lay aside nienceinent of the Fenian ex- citemente enards - e . I -.. eneer w r - , , - °Me __„.
be tee'retted
- ' ' heir' ainmunitioi and as- notoriously ia allowing a largeportion of their.
ofelie men iilaced,--unfartimately foe himself, :theiebelte contamitet t . , .
every -man had -his sixty roinids. on- tont be- '-- - - -- eo y f ' h d th • • h. will heve lieffi_Ciently subeided- in ehe. couree . ,- • - . -. .: - „ .
citizens to orgarrizeopenly and .Ostentatioulay
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under command -of Ensign.. ox, at i .. . .
. . • - . - , •si ee eyone an op. emi ) ou eaneu ee aeto
d- le - - e Al t -' ' ' d; • ' ' 'Capacity-. ' Sentry boxes-wete placed et the- .
of ten - days or ---a fortnight to allow ii, still for the puepeses of engaging in :bastelmee
Pio! 6 rine trepan arnis e . e men le t is
diserderly...menner, but the 'prompt.actien DI: theatinowit of-cOmfort hewati iikelyto take- , - • • • - . . - • . - ' • • •
fature. -The - 6 -tiara . is niabilY.eoinposed of tor the eld
to him- will prevent such. an occerreece ie eio God-erich with a hundred wined. men' i ite
I . . means o ;mites e eee me s were pretecte • - - • - • - '
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j ' - . _ , • - ' " .6_6 The ;tally:pert opposite fhe junction-
- - - '_ - ,D'Auteuil randSt. Ann street has been bar-
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.6-f, manner. They-have:in acted Organization.s-
they are collecting fends -they are •purchsas .
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e • . t --,,s me (them:like. eld soldiers : :- • _, • , ,
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• ' seen stretched theniselvei out on the "floor- - --.:A F N Ix Tan 60TR Itivixs. • - • - - .
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which sum. has 'already' been' rwised., by ;the town all'niht oin •.-end 0 end, _It is to 'comfortable as their position Would allow-- , • - P Ye; _
Subseription-and Otberivise.- Oer.SUnday-
'excellent •sehnons were pre-aeheal the-
nt;),,rning., by Reif. „Mr. -eHuriltett,
111 la Of -.the' District,- in the ..afternoiin by
Piof....Nelles -and in the evenin".. by ReV.
R. Brewster. ' .
The teaemeetieg ea -me Off ia tlid,capa-
eious bzisenienteon Monday eveninie -and
althorigh tickets were 371 cts.. each [the
attendance was the largest we have teen
Goderieh, about 500. perebas attending .•
the etelfitletiCe.of the citizens ofIlit• town: - • hung over us like a feloyember mist. Little ttaebeen_playing the Fenian here. • He was
state of this gate .cheraux de.frfse are -used tion which a regular Governmeni would make
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f h h d .fh acme et a I dl owe I h F
. ,„ . , • this elbjectrinnthYe 1-)mostr.explIceit °Lid villovIlirt
different : institutions: during the day, by urt er re a anon o e uties .o t e vo un•
ieoinans-, .whenthe ease: wee repOrted :-Yrin can picture to youreeii your eoutt -toom
. f h' h th 1. - 1 d t'ere '
;rood. reliable' mee aad it is 'their firm deter- Th
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sap:. rica e . One o the lame and one of the ingarms and ammunitions of war -they are
- others commenced in right earnest to- saloke London Prototype of yesterday
_lineation to endeavor. by all meanie to seture as if it woe their les • s_0011 an iinmense eload `A bugler, 'tanned Murray, of the 60th titles, shme:iiii'bploassackagdesu;
Sto. .Jiontn;oe, .Gthaete utativied:hlesd9 Alb -online foafettlh. me Iarkiisahg reevpenriblipp're-prtheray.
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•ought yesterday b,efore COI. Hawley, and.
card parties too Were -formed and by their for stoppine the- ordinary thoronehfare which was intending, ever. And theyere'doe
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hearty laugh ieWas finite apparent thet our evidenee Of the folliming facts addueed : that ,_,-eiong,
he, said Murray. eersed Her MajestY: the -the reinipartS-fin accumniation of. snow log a , wi in t re ni fates, er-
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which might possibly interfere with the woeh. the United State% under- the. eyes of the
Impending danger efleceed theni but little. -e"
to partake of : the good thtngs_sO erall • - • • - -Tue balance tit the Mem devoted. the time te Queen, need Seditious and -treasonable lenge- hie ef the
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Newi from the GotlerIch 'Boys tenititioniejokes and son is.:The latter were in -
age towards the British government, 'lied_ re, guhs h4s, been. cleared .:awa and Govenrment, and evithoat -the slightest cheek.
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the earapets, embrasures, lece are cleared ere is e paiul e to t m the cou•se
,hdped shortly 'to see the flag 'of grin and eve'', day. Out side the wails lienvy volute tt Britain pursued? She allowed the Florida,-
provided,--1:ty i = At ter_ tea. the. - • • abundance. . The -tray hateatreeilar 1)44
From •ofir special eorrOponitent. ittars and stripes flout pWudly over the ram- teer eatrolsosarch through the'strietseduring Abibam. as te is.ses from her ports tO pray
congregation releatered the body- ot the e 'led " oh -the "Bounty," wits elven- •would
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I arp t II 6 1,-6 c oc .t. 77 h we- .7.ofie y.oft good ste-bear the thorut hein* .pirts of Great- 13ritain. Miirree, it - said, the-mghte - • , • 11 -upon .Amelican coMmercee'r that irethe
Church and the scene' Pretnted.l.as neils e y
ear Signal,- ur. a vent in Sarnia, .easy pearly the whole two compames pee ted
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led by a court martial, when, n.,o ;" The et:1'0'st •order ap--pears ito prevail in- answer. But that ;see paralied. The priva-
Most eelifenine one the_ stro aly-liehted has thn --s-fiti beeii ushered' in by a week- of it up and joined in most - heartily--aomeetew deabt, his corpus, denuded of- the Queen. s -'11' 1 t • - ' t - .- Th Id' d
, e vo un eeeemi oninent. _ e so ters .an
theirbosti appear, as ae'role; ta bes on the .teeis were got od in the most secret and -
expanse beim; filled': With -W:11 d7es.ted the'iaost•disagreeable Weather thet hes' eVer 'Devoiishir.0' men Whie were -- Dresesit . nea.-nee'd"--t'cloth, wit( flout proudly down teltingsion-
most friendly tering-. .,,We hate not heard ofa stealthy -.r. manner possible. So profoundly
- - i - -. - been the unfortunate lot 0 1710ital8 to best -lb!. when -they shut their .leyes, theY mysterious was their Teal o'bjeett or :destine-
emagelecrei.e.,-, to durance VilP• ASO Mae: itl)e-tO all the .
ladies ,and.gent:cieete,
havedureig- the sar ele. of thie t in, been the the land Of later. - _ - .- : - . - side-- 'Th
- - Rev. Re INThitine pastor of the eance-re-
jeet-to-•=alterilate showers -oe rain- !Ind" tow they Were in the halls of 'their' -ancestors- in eribe Of Barney Finnegans." ,.
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abiole complaint 'of a serious kind On either _ non that it was perfectly Impossible, legally"
. e -upper part of - St. Lewis suburbs „
FIINIANS IN, BUFFALO. _ to pievent their neparture. attere_ mignt
presents allthe appeatance of a team in mil- have been grounds to suspect, bat -to prevent '
r' -programme.. . ?our Correspondent soueht ont demo, the • -
- - Ack-Fat.o, March. 17. •ta then' exeit, law required legal • evidence aud
e•ation oedupied the _chair. e seid, in ...Singe moenine last 'at '9 o'cleck nieht the soft side of, a bench 'wherewith to
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t ry. occupation twin. war -time, Senturale - - - - - - s e •
opening !the proceedings, that ,.was Vie have assiimbled at parade tr. •three -rest_bis :weary !nubs and meditate tor a short ' t natty be seen posted at various points alontr *bat -coal net _ • cling opOn sulspien-
. erea amount eif .extravaerane prate is "
heard in -Fenian- narters en this city so . • •
times a day for battalion:dril `With- the time on the extr %ordinary scenes before hie]
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, _ y' t divereifiedin nature, that net even a well. -
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e ou er limes o e can onmen t ere b
f • h Florida -btf f be
oi the British Governateet seized and tried -
proud and happy that he was surrounded whole ot the men oti tit' •d- b t b" --eth' h t'
e eroun num erme - u so er in inc? In sue a line- % as et. -
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groups o vo unteera in t e streets at the , u or war o evi nce
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h d run:lour eauld be dedueed Whatever • roscution. failed The Alexandra -was _
by friends whose detire it was te enlarge ns it does eight strong' companies, quite of - :the, question _ for just has .some aPe - streetscorners.aucl .,In the houses. Officere . • -
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,ferinidahleline is presented-. If I may je ge nppy .1 e
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and beautifYtheir place Of worship. Al- joke , relia eau be belie -ted -from bitr-
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; the meteor' duty hurry About in various die
_ also eeized., and proceedings was commeneed
, - - - - ay the:eeneirks ofthoie who witness their ee- sion prestnted- -itself • soine - rich
ludinsi to the -absence of . so niany of our - • • ' - - ronni eit-poeition_s; and that•the rank and • • if b 'Id b b fad
0,, . • ere - °tutees' their streneth is quitd equalled by was got off at some poor fellels expeesened
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d. Ii• 'd a - :suitable ,to the ' twee_ the f-enian pia .may,be, it is ceetain that -move-from house to, house en their rounds ; twice seized Ana tfied• 1" -1•41h4 ralli were
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frieade at the front defeading•ther coun- the . knewledge of -their various movements eou had- either te get up an laugh- or lay o better infoi•med than those out- ure alai yet believing them destined for 'Five-
- 7 side. the, organizetioe. 'That au invasion of - -
after auethee Canada is co- utemplated- is a forgone con--. teerine, the Government, from a desire te act
try he satd that if attacked by Fenians,
and_ other deties required of theni. ,I.stieduld and be Choked as I ;preferred the latter I ain
like. the ladies .01.-G-odericb tO: he' on Our line "Ain iu hu'id'ef "the livinee 111 he Riliing in --Ireland th.• friendly ivith the United 8tat act-
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e sion an that project• is. t e on_e t a . • •
and -Canada is capable° turning.. out, me ln.
',rich, many brave heartit would of_inere,b when We are gohig ito 'the tipper pa hotirs passed slowiy-alone It is afi, II
rade ground, alter getting WO won! front -our Moit - difficult Thing fer men accustomed to
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keeps alive the enthusiasiteofrit least twe• • . front -England Contain the 'in- their leaviv
' be fotind to meet them, and aniongst these _ tueney, and thus „prevented _
t d 1 the Feniank As far as the- ditem Late PaPere
eatly boeght the rams for, a laree suet of
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anentetgeney, _ever . -100,000- go-od mete _
ebnimanderanteeek-ot -lose t _ p
he coin aides all the comforts of a home to be all of a, ead., t lir s o
what more couldthelGoverninent dol • hey
_wteaslli
did -their utmost to prevent piivateeti being
•and-, true. he •only resource . left to _ .
•-erp .. - would be- found the ;Home Guar .-- - - • - • • e • - . T , eo Ii o e in - e - lea could gneirlizee. dthirIttbsienbsuadctit;1 rttnpgro`tninlarecliajonnd
• • . mildly struck up genie lively air, and to their den reconc: ed • to -such a change. he night lige-se f Ir I ici eoes,. the ders _ .
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gweebey Roberts Go. is to steal the (Lend Whine.) . . - - stirring yoiees we ra ip cheer ly ale e h
not keep tip th'e excitement -another day. • . sent forth.froml3ritish ports, anduot
vere and as the doors were of the ebeerninent, in. he "suspension of the
• oui thought cir ;are like. Old Seed:tete . fit, -as.. epestantly opening; it admitted of gust') of
.ahe reptile of mil tat nrena t on
as Copus ket. Auticipatino* thepass•
Canada las greateleedislieartenedthe bretheri Habe.
fundseollected and • 'skedaddle as soon as Ittv. M Hadwen then:matte a brief
; - a Worthy member iernarked; forleiaier beet- Wind that Were Jimythilie but pleasant' • qeite
•
' • • " ea i e . - inaill cases_simply because it was imposeiblit
I d and the enthusiasm ie fist meltin0 out: .0 °f t.he . ee . evi n e tu e t only a
awe law, the Iiish pOlice made arrests esu d ee :de en „eteelleifasb inofd, htel Alabalsaerhe
-4' to cc d I • e
- • •.
speech, zeingratile-ing •the 'tat'esley wig in stakes or -fightin -1 ti;el satisfied whether &number of ehe,•men mem cousesineuce suf.'
possible.
we may he called for serious duty or not, eerie°. rent severe co s, . _ - • • - •
Goderich on the gteat improvements tliey
had effee el. _ under strict military eiscipline -will both through the windows; at six c oce t e or .. The Fenian movemen ne y
-•
_ Dublin of .150 of -the.b emen leaders, includ. it was toe late-wheit she had -already left.-
" • - .
•
In -the caie ot the Georgia and another Yea.;
• Id sees thena
FENitniSNI ,DCTROIT inrrAonte prominent Federal army offiterse
a.
ItUART -SEZ‘SIONS.
There were DO cases tried at the Ses-.
sions of greet importance, either • civil or
_
: '
_: The follow.ng is the Presentment of
that the callieg eigether,of these' volindeers Right; :glad -we-Were at the first peep of dar . -
peeitorr,
1 • t 'a edle isl mac"- the intended instirrection. The
March I 7.- ala thus coinpletely .suprised and put down .
sel,Mr. Adam's -himself failed- to get -evidence.'
mes says d ha he
Quartett.,--4-' Shall we know each other -molltn-Y it'11
d physica-y-eeeit, greet a vi ntape. came to retern to.our billets, Ines:Imre-40 leave tallied, The lie nited. Seaee teoeps• stationed with lefeienee to thiti vigorous -action tnat-- . • • -•
• r r and yet subservient eventss owe i t
11 1, i • •
• th -men In Vein« ing however sew friendeBarney in
- • o persons. were sci° -Much astonished as 'le i.ea' Pnvars1 • -
here are under orders to prevent any breach N '
• e remem reeether, -first, that the was
sets -that preyed on American commerceisssed
eaperior offieers, end: the exeeeiSes. neceSsery all the. company some
e moat genuine o - e
there
.
'taught at n11 timeestriet, Oedience to !their capital kete. the N•itionla Anibeite. In whic4 of the neutratil laws, -A 'battery.- will _ be Ate Americans who have infested Dutdin for
' " d inost hearth The - . • -
Prof. Nelks ea'id it affordellim .reat y! placed at shott eoneent the ferry deck, if a sonie';weeks past. Sleeping; quietly on the
. tor all -Soldiery to observe I sure keeper of the Coute }Luse a friend no doubt crossine to. Windsor is attempted:
a .
pleasure at witnes.sina- the elorious eon! brine laetiee'benefits..on fill -those who'are of -our .Anigue rematklar, as we left,- your a . _
• 0 . • • 0 •
.
news of the Intended suspension -of, th t tont Lritish-pons so stealthily, or in au&
completedisetiise, that it -was impossible to
and full Of confidence- thnt:tbeS would have • c'• • - the
Imperial Goverement did all that eras pore-
- • here. . So far_ as regards_ our.bilicts on pri- ' lot of fine :ellows• but noiaeedells for a,' thet
_
Foolans In Liverpool. ample .time to -piesetre fefight, they were detain them legally ; and, secondiY, that
vate siiiiensehe men as- ii, rule are delighted Tto.- 4rtillery Company wlicieI heard -after-" •
• ember- of the Hu- wards .were Itke.wise all together Inf. the areement. ble in comfeimity with lew.tO stop I ;Lee-.
C - h Doe
A Liverpool Corres;ii. on lent whoie- of antizii•-e41„- 04'4c:don of P
the' Grand Jury :-" The Gratfded'urors ..sammation of the chairman's (generalship.
upon their oath pteseet, that they have
. •
visited the gaol,. and find -it in is clean and
ioinfortable condition. as such a place
-can peslibly be. _pf the IS prisoners
Incarcerated thetein, not one haa any com,
Plaint- With-regerd te their treatmeni
by Mr. Campaine,_ tbe effieleob Jailor, and
Mr. Dixon his assistant. %Ye ate glad to
-.learn -that the various clerg.ymeu of the-
- toin have Divine seriice in the. Gaol
ebapeleleteelely-to- the nialiife,sf
of -the Prisbners, and thae_ the library
.bOoks are carefully perused. The 'Grand
• Itieors recommended- that the ptisorere
'-`1thiston and Fisher;iii gaol for vagreney
be 'discharged, the.r.- have - imPrn.vetk institatien 3- - and men -instance,
Since their admission and express a desire. : ;-eited the Christian-ComMissiOn one of -the
to ao for themselves. We are glad to ope
-grandest efforts for ;rood since the birth of
clerfst. 'The world, as tepreseate:i bY
.the great crowned. heads and the- masses
- .
Fle spoke of the great body griard pbsses!
sed by the town in the persons of the
mar.ried ladies. With reatrd. to the in -
vaeion by the Fenian% he would jest -state
any. -American's who r ntighthe
• that if people front ..the "States -came and
_
took' our -Counter We" shoUld 'and take
- -
(Laughte4) He spoke selopeente
ly of the actietty_s_er. Oter.hgee ireno way
____....
:-displayed so •coesp•ceously, -ar3 -Stich
7- • ‘;
tomins as the preeept. The :great sleek -or
„Chtistian activity_ was to- PrOmote penCe,
geed- fellowship; and every -good andebee
serve, th considerine die °Teat extent Of
• Et. 0 - .
the Om es so little cenuinal inisiaess has
been b ught•befote the Grand Jury Oil
-.this occasion, but we Cannot refrain froth 'of mankind wasaitt.the sideof• christian;
ity. hoped, -in a short time, thafthe
present Church would be toO limited for
.
'the crowdi who should flock to the .stande
d of the Lord, -(Ipplauee.)
Anthein.-"Behold'yeSliall seetheSoe
of Man." _ 's
• ,
Roy: Mr: Brewster congratulated the
bongragatimTh the chaste, beautifel and
certimodious.-Chareh they no* poesessed,
and etraised the ladies for their excellent
-tea land cakes, arid :the- singieg, of the
which -he consideted "the best adapt-.
.ed to etevate the noblest -sentiments of -the
sOnlj Ile spoke of the great principle
..of lime and the 7 Wolidqrtitilad. stoma--
plislied in. the world, as set -forth. before.
us in the scriptures and the history of the
&teat merat reformations of the world
AmOneit other' subjecte very ably! treated
by; thae speakei; VMS Altat of =Sabbath
Schools the, main. Work nf. which was
teach ;hose prinaiples of- gospel truth
whielr lay atthe hase of al' human: liberty
and every noble. institution. Ile urged
Upon -Canadians to - defend theingelves
froth ell enemies and ever sustain the it;
stittitions_ of Cute ancestors, -and under
preeent eircumstatiees to aasert ih the
ihee of the world, that, to": " Fenians "
they " pever Shall he e4tires." (1'r,olong-
ed applause.)
- Music from choir, !‘ A hundred years.'.1-1
Rev.. Mr.- gurlbUrt *as introduced as
eneld K. E. LoYalist. He eaid his pas -
side for speech -making had pretty..well
passed away, but would give the feelings.
of hie heart ina plaineconversetretialwey.
He profesied to be a liVe:tanedian as
, f
his -family had -been in the.country fir 80
years. No -d u b t, •
Irishineti a n d Scetehinert - believed
their !respective. . eountries the best
in the world. If they really belieVed
so, Why` did- they. come here at al11--:
(Laug .) • Although Canada prec-
sent poss net- distinctive Nationalitye
ho d, few years there -would
be a frision o the masses., and such:a Union
"establiihedsl aid give her a place amongst
the nations. Th speaker then %vela on -to
eiPreising-ecir opinion.. that several cases
of petty lareepy, &c., shotild have- been
adjudicated upon- ,by the local magistraci
without entailine such eXpense on the
Cotinties. -.With regard -to the point in
. lourThinoi's charge touching the law for
the preventien of the spread of contageous
,,diseases, _we would_earnestlyitupresanKu
the minds of municipal authorities the nee
eeisity- of enforcing proper eanitaiy
latioes durinht, the next levimonths. The
-Grand Jury at the- present- aisle _ de-
sirieto express a hope that the institution's.
handed down to• us. by our forefathers
May be fukly sustained, and -although
, the sabject present egitating the conn-
frr Watt' not allrided to ein your honor's
Charge, which caused -Setne-little surPrise,
knowing as.we do, your honor'S zeal for
devotiOn to the Yolunteer service -
we think it not impropet to glee eeprei-
_sit*" to a feeling of gratitude at the septi -
Mini of leyalty manifested by .the people
',of the Provtnee at the present me-anat..-
We desire to thank the Co. Attorney for
, the valuable assistance he renitered to us
-when Called upon for: his advice.- ;
. • W, T. COX, Foremen.-
111E- The -Spring Assizes opened to.day
at 12 o'clock, before Mr. Jastiee Ilaorri-
. son. All matters of interest will be report.
edein our next.
THE AMERICAN REPRINTS
OF BRITISH. RE VIE WS&
".**, The arrival of the British ,Revieive . and
illaticwoeds Magazine- fromithe,enterprising
Messrs. Leonerd Scott 'it Coe *of
• . New eYork. repitnds_ usahat the present is
fevorable time -ta- make ,mention of works
which thoughts read more extensively then
-they-are et preeente-.'" By procuring. advaece
" • siteets,;the resprintera ere enabled. to publish
' : the *views almost Simultaneously with their,
appearance- in- Britain, add at it tithe ot the
- cosi. - ii welt knosyn thaethe ablest minds
ire Kerope are eneaged upon them -and that
trittlitt:eneied departnients of Selene:it_ Literit:
tura and Areethey preseet a more_ complete
-7epitomee of what trapepires ile theWorld of
• thought -than can be elitamed in any_ other
- .
menaer. 'We ere eetisfied that no iutelligent
•
e,„„- man Who Once tries. the aspertateet be-. Now they -number 9010
grudge -the trifle they cost per year, Oe be clothed with. fell poiwera-tcLb
Without them aTi e reguler reeatal othelum. worship,God al they listed. -
hardships endured -by the early
For tome, ie.,. see adiertimment in another
-column, forte tba da s of railwayaand stea
not ready foe -the b.olde and unpreeedented he -
au axe e said,for t e Am neap e
with their quarters, one in
roe Rifles in partienla4 a Well knewe law stu- -at an hotel did not _fare' the sa.five of etimmunicatiuns apropos cif Feniantem proved .The strangers were, .111; 'nest instanecer, leen
mom Is .the ohjeet of the re-slan atlee• •
dent la his entlitiairtne t deaeribe the lead • ctireee-for 11-itee.--es•erre We'rq fired' _that he is " l in the •searels ofthe "13ro.th-' of respectable appearance. -lrf hey,. lived in ...a • • •
-• ion secret so profound y clark thet
ries- he.enjciyeilt declared thet. far breakfast inidea ;number of rockets sene_np. froin :the orliood7_.%veiting to the Scotsman .says : ireapectble lod'iins. in the d • ts f th I n's - • "
he.: had -beet .steekee:.'..tatitterreehtres, , ited -zee • ..linert an 44e, Tani:learnt; whMh §crgt• Walk_ . The Feniens iii- Liverpool Were never more
I
clean tow's.: :. . ' .7 '! . - - .' -.' - ' - - ..er witli-eoiWa5ridafila-spiiit tem -hie-eeoolness -'netive than tie the_ preient thee, and -ail,
--- . The whole Ot. the - fortes ie this hieality -went to his men quietiv end toldjliew.tC two •L'verrioni is now- more. than eeer theeetil eee-
• heve been:. plaeed -wider the command.' of
'Lied: Col; Jams Of Turtintos -tehO 1 helieve
haSjaiti been gazetted, haVing fee soine pine
held the rank 7of Qapti to the Torolito entuliii-
.nthere, Ittejor Graheln.of the befeeare,ceirt
pany it,* iieit la -command, aed LieuteCaune.
'eeli efe.-3.'oroliti nets' as- _le:elj ii taut. . I, bel ieye
I -epeak ihe -*dim:eine: of the , whete force
- when`.1ceily--that three oflipees never. Lived wh-b
-40.0- more general satiefaCtion to their meti
Beth_ cern pituieS , hovel -Wel -in doing . guerd und
pioliet; dUtyth,is-week. -It wonld perhapS haVe
syrneWhatAereus-ed_yeu to have.seen many WeIl
knOWn faces-Airti'Ing ,pp and' doin before Abe
bariacks aOlngjeatry44..: _--- • . - , _.
on Tuesdaf-night,."Ben,"„ a-,..:eereorel and
six inelent the leilleS were detailed lot speeia1
giard ,at the Kifway • Wharf. as -it rained,all
nigIV: Ave-- no. doubt. this 'pioneer.- guard
will 'toes reniemher their first a' nt y duty,-
•-loeeteeniber ferisattiog flee inomeut the lug
tiler .challengee;',Ott heating -soinething.imme
sitouted out in 0:Idad voice "Who goes theel
This' little .incident is ;1'fery fre.q.eenily the
. .
caase of much meeritn.ent timcing the men: . .
I' .4.) a , Wednesday - :morn:in,/ .two ;trier° Compa.
iiies arriied by the -Ge ty: It., One from Lie.
can, and the other feiet Thatnesvillee. I.Their
eble -appeerance ciiiiiinieri.ailWhe'sele them
that slieueloceasion require it they would no
douht.:be-able. te., give ee.rgetek. account -_- Of
iheineeIyes,- eThey ale I:tietieve. stationed it
eoint-,..Edwaiel the ter:Aqua of the G.' T. R.
Toiday Friday, has btea-theneoet-exeitiog any
glace we_artivedp.e2kt petradeethis morning
the. Col. saal the" t ficin nitormation ieeeived
-he had'reason fa believe that:thamen Would
be-nederfire. before Moraiiik, ,akhOugli ehe
men seemed"deeplyinipretieed with the lin.,
portant announcement, -.they ill nevertheless
-wiiite4 their ehaktis in the-aie and. gave three.
.reeeing_ .cheerie • l`kbia-afteraoon- we alt bed
Siity-roandit o .billeartridie.Servedinit aine;
end were infereied that wee should. be- Under
arias ell iiielie- Xhe artillery, are alloteed to
'remain at theie private bingo .aerliaps _as a
ieseeve if necessety,.- 04 tie-I:Liles are to be
la baerieks .at -the •courftleuse. -Of eourse
the -proceeding has. Oceasiehed ifi eorne_quare
tete both anxiety andel**, but *es a geuerid
fide the peopte-68eem reconciled tb : take
events as- tbereome.. - , ., ... .• , - e
, ._ - •
- I droPped in this' evenieg to see thesAmer-
ican.Censul.„ more .perheps °to_ See•-• if he .wai
as jolly .aas ours _them -anything .eliw- bet- one
werl brought ' ie enother,. and semi we had
tk 40o0rat . arguinent- ore toe. .: present state of
affairti,V. iobli4atioikaf nations:to-each other
end -the. veriona constructions Of inunicipee
law....-rwas happy to. hear from him- that the
Detroit authoeitiett hate -day, --- called-net:A-he
,niilitaty ot theireity to do dute_oneheir fron-
tier, dad ia. cerijaactjoa with ni peeteet .our
eitizens from the:Violence of armed Mette-
ThiS is Whitt, of eenrse-. UM What we Want and
I 'feel -save. just as sopa tie the American Gov. -
meet eguritantees to the'Imperial or Provin
()int -Guyettimeut • thei ;they well preeed Our
borders -and act,..ur strictly to, iututamional
law just so Sipa Wtli eli volunteer!' be allow .
edte return:ta their knees end -het .befere:-
Caiit; Rosa atrived -on, Wednescley -morning
and took- ennimand- of hie'eonitiany, We Were
alledelightedte -see Mine and- it is gratifying
out and be ready in a nouute or so, every men .e of the eueseirators. • Delegatee eonistantiv
. •
-Waa in the tanks quite' reedy for any limner- arrive heree not only front different lets (,--r
after tvinnatte,, eeady for sortie time
.
e th-a kiii,gdom; hut front North IrAmetio ee and
arid no orders coming, t4e. !lieu fell -out eed though prudeatlyediscountenetieed,
teturued teebarracks. • A mretings_ take'e„ plael coastantly, but ileYer
-__Thue.the -_,,,eleat night' •pased _aNtrity:... with twiee ia the aanie hicalitte an order . to • befile
samething like the eerie _history 61 -*Fort the police and the inforthera naturally' insep_
Sampter- dat•itig:, the tete where.. repOrta arable -trent ati_Irieh plot, .New recruits- are
were_ coastantly -eirculaed -that nohodt Wee .eonst-antly enrelled,•-initimoney. seems to floW, :
halt: The Usual,' paratke toelc.placeon, Sat- in -very freely, for thelotale chiefs" seem to
urday -but the" weather liebige-extremely fie be u.nusually fluiih-.of ready caeh. A weekly
-vire they wdre no.t.kepi To•day the coo:yam-mitten, is also -kept up with -Anted-de:
Church parade- teek place thesaineeas leei -ricot.11 toe -past, or ;even :by the means of
Sunday.. In the EpiSeopai -Chure4 au eiceie documents, het by peripatetic andia'starlors
_ , _ •
'lent serinon • was preached -by the Rev. John who are constantly crossing. the Atlantic- bee
Salter On obedieece to superier offieers. • ;tweet). Neyi Toth- and- 4verpeol. As therm
-Durine the day. quite's nember of theanee, Feniene :idress well; aie of Average
dr -ripped r ind being anything but welt it.1 educatioe, and alweys ....travel 7". Osi-clasti,”
afforded Ine niUch pleasure tO twee. thein. tb4 h -ave 'hitherto eluded the suspicion Of the
• ' ; PHILO JUNIUS. autherines by practisina-a deeree of retieence-
. .• almost emiraculous fore an Irishmen.' Tile.
letest noes" from the Fenian, heed quartvis
Ameaiete, thet General Menetheee-th•-
eX pietener abd-U.nited States mili-
tary officer-ses-to he the Dictator of the Fen-
ian Republie as at present organized. lle is
to,.divide the, "„ Anne intO two corps., With
one, Canada -is t& inveded, and with the
other the Emperor Napoleons: to be assis
f.
SARNIA, Merch 1 711c- 18.M.
M.r DEAR SIGNAIw-Si..Tatrick'S day
in the Eve.ning;,:add no. sign_ of,• any Fe-
nians yet. -_,Lest 'night -we-• -were Older
arins. during, the whale night. : Several
guni were fired 'and rackets Sent up in -
Port Hdroni but we stippoee Wilts sent. in placing Maximlflian firmly on the throne
up to -annoy km and to -keep -ne ill en ex'. Njuexicot
eited'statel-ahoweveie When theguns weri f Iris of 11411prelailfiltli:eiNnavPasii.loeir elfhtnGgiraand,
-fired and the rockets -sent apelit order to teettlein , ounding e Reptiblie in It•eland 4.
Bediam, wehre posuivety assur d
be eredited Ont
got. the order te _stand to their ermt-the
g ncy, our compaey .t !laugh thie will-ewer:41y
the latest phase of the, Fenian-PeorelY1,2.ai- itt is
be ready' forany enter e
es though they had been used. to it, 'We such is devoitty 7eall.teedvebiyitst,h • k.:ti• fad::: „ I:
men appeared to -take MAteraperfect cool
each took a ettp..of peifee it the National ri"pil3t ofadieufiewatrAtndi folies, is 'neither dead -"nor
eetbren " A - "4sea ef the
1,-.1otel, kindly prepared hy _the hostess, site:: , wig _logi the authordies,we
6 by the way, has fallen in -love- with are aLureclayill eda well- to relax:none of their
ant med. . Our loin.. men are 'ill dete *Whine.'
e'Alo Fear oi'the Finia,ni: -
fiftytents a day. To night 7 of o r
are on gttatil:at the Gre it aeestern 4Staintren - •
_and the Bridge over the railroad..-I.pay
the Feor.fellows-to-night, fot it isfreezing
celd.'.. -Capt Ross has gent -the 'Mines - of
all these•of oer Company 'who has no yet
joined us to 'Meier Batrettoe- and he will
see that they join the company at once.-- .
Our -worthy Jufte made his -appearanoo
-among .ds to•day, he had. his rifle and ae-
cutreMents takeleft'rom,lim at 1POint ::Ed --
wards -74e _ was n -it . ip the dress of.- a
Irolunteet, and -thegnard diaanned him. -
1 - - - - .
. -. .SENDAY. '
mined --to get marrieeer in order to get ther-
Morning hea again dawned, and the
17th. of Ireland gone, and still no attack
from the -Fettiens. Assembled on parade
at 9 Mi. Were marched to our Merlons
churches. . The:Weather bas;moderated
littleee•it 4 alio:wing fast. The.men _are
ell in .'avol spir-te, irere at not -for
negleitti;gtheir variou_eleusinesa.- Private
John PriclhaM. has just received a tele
_graph that his Child is dying; we all sym
pathise hiM, leavei to -Morrow.
matting on leave of_ abience of 48 hOurs
t k 0 th t th f • tO be renested ifitecessary.
o nw a e most per ect good feeling
- Who should know the Feniane better than
the New York Herald ft is the:real Fenian
organ oi New York, and hal always patidered
to the loie lived lot who . compose ehe " cite
elm." Noir the Herald laughs at the cred-
it:ley of anaclians, and- Makes mit that the -
whole affeir iii a "-grab
game" for .nionee.
Says, the tietald of. Thursday t- :e
Canada's fears are vaiii andeilly°. Fenian -
ism -Will never hamlet.- .There tna much=
money:in the instittition for it to accomplish
any such object. One- branch in this city is
now in thedatly receipt ot ten thousand. dole
left, the other of three thouiand dollars.--
ethaps not than _hundred thousana
dollara day is - stibacribed.' throughOut
country. Will the keman leaders give up
midis businesses thie to ge to Canada and
meddle -With • villanous salttietre 7. • Would
they. even go to mob celd; miserable; Grid.
fortaken _country to Spend it, *Rh- nli -the
world befure them where to .choOse. Oh no..
Canada -1S site.!! , • -
tithe tieteld takes jug eStialate of the
Ainerteae Fenian vagabonds, we shall- have
more faith for `the future •-its predictions
than we haye had in the past. -But the Her-
ald ought to. know_I • -
r rrc per
subut14 , And they spent -their ° impessitile to say *hat they in:e:el to de,/ jie
m°"°Y e°1?- their destination or Ohjective point a meekly ,
in hotels "And :taverns.- thrOuehout the city. e,
eetee was ale -thing so ,pateet te. eyeseennee
Almost .overy -. one ceptuied boasted some -A}
rank in thu Federal armye !One was p-verle _ :11 naderstaadinge •.- And if to, has- ehe ,
inerjein -Goiernment _done all tine is „pose:
table colonel,. two cie three -claimed to have ble zo put., than do- wn ? - It Ira not_ eieit -
co:nine:tided brigales, and there was e whole .6, lifted a finger,. se jo sheak. unlike Brie
score of captaies, •Of the one bundred and tee wee* on mere eespieiee, seized yoga,
fifty arr,e-ted, .ribttut seventy. were -confined in
Kilmainbarri prison, end the reMainder ie the ..
iszel instituted legal proceedings, the Viiiteil
Staees though •pertectly.' eogniZant Ot.,tha.
Ileuntjo) Conrict Prison, and .it_ the arrests .hoeteie :project of its . c..wieass looks two,
continue it win puzzle the authorities_ to find on. Where, there is theparailetwhicheete.- -
aoal accemadation. Some -of the -seeties lesaiournals-constuntlytake for gst$4011-4..
.
Tvhichetook place 04 Saturday were really -
amusing., In- manyeaSeS the prisouers peep The condact -Ot. tireat Bimini, • dunes zilse
American rebellion, wee in _perfect- harmony
tested that:they Were Mere :victims ofeusple
ion, and abjared_Feniainsin with considerati:e witieher repeated protessitine of neutrality
and fiiendship- . If, -unfortunately, fierare
_energy - Many seood -on their national -
dignity, and gravely cautioned their capicis- and.Afabamas issued from her ports, -it wig
that the Aniericiii_a_eitizen was not to be trifled contrary toter wishes within spiteof Ale lite
most effortaol law to .pievent it. No Golfe
with, and thel'resident *child exacta terrible vernment tea be held itsponsible fornot do-
reienge.. Neither permission, expostulation, inn, what It: eennot. do. ‘,As to the united
'nor threats sped the eespected. The news 47'
spreads with extraordinary rapidity, end thee S:ates,far- from being able to ind a -precedent
the ecterie pursued:by England, we venture .
fortunate strangers whose Dairies were nOt ou sey that there neter was a preeedentinany
the list or whose :Io-elginti were unknown to
Civilized -State, of one country permitting
the policeremained_in Cover until after night- vast masses of its citizens to otgamee_ openly
Trill,1 when an tinesual number of cabs were -and deliberately for years, for the rurpote 44
seenik driving . along the ' North Wall.' Th
° attackiu,g another country with wineli-# _
-muffed passengers stopped nowhere, passed on _friendly terms.
their tival ballets; asked no. questions,
Carried no luggage, and made all speed on,
,"
board the Liverpool steamers. Fortunately Chinese Rebellion*
or them the police interposed no_ hindrance, -
end as the partieg excarsionists.had suddenly The " China *ail," just -come to band by
fOrgotten their Own rank and dignity they did the errival of the overlanl ins% says 1,,,, -"The
nothiCeive any ovation. from the -crowd that news from the' north of China, is of minium?
ing character. It appeats-that the rebels ba
looked on Another detiounent of Federal
officers fled on the mail train to Coek." and Shantug have succeeded in evading Time*
these, An all probability, have already *fled trooPs„ and retired upon some -stronghold *
by the Cunard steamer.. , - Henan; where 1114 tire hhely to So Into
ter.quartees. .Froniall that we can learn,
pl. The fossil:remains of a gigantic bird,
estimatedto have stood' 25 • feet high, belie wet" API ear that. the rebel' were atill
beed discoveted in seine beds Oflimestone at fr°Stk Tsang TWO -fen into the -
Nelson in -New Zeeland. The remains C011- The'r-Itellionsin China are still eloelo east-
sist of a head, minus the lower jaw, the di- anxiety- to the Government. Parts o
mencions of which ate 3ft. 4in. by lit. 10in. tong; Bonin, lqaiteesie
- Fukien, Kitangtug, ICwansi,end Szchnen,ate •
.. NEIIIVILAtITY,-,- still in a state of civil _disorder, and grade:Atte
-- - ---- - •"- : - rages are commitedby the marauder& Nig-
- The '1,T^ ew-.'YFolerkin-fitlieera'9146•17ed -.Many other.'" and the neighlith.hciod are *awl' distaraell
kindred sheets aie enjoying the present Feni:: eloPrij'adt:yi:7131Phellirevabio3 ac r°m-biasug reintrutvelariebeek
elastie netitralitsi such tie she leanifeSted Chili
. . lY becaug . as 4 h h t sal
allege, Great Britain isnmade sto feel whatthaen. lifieiently to ensure the aafety ot foreign Al* - ._
omew tt c ecked abou Amoy, but not .-.
an excitement amazine , e,
ida calm except they. be beaeil, liresdo"'
ing the rebellion, means. Ode enthusiastic- These 'rebels aud their associates -are MeV fo
CoppeAtad journal iays "England's dj.__ffieulty be semeeefeshoota oe the rebellion still ex*. ,
la Ikelttadia and America's opportunity,".while lag in Fukien, Kirenguisy a-64 Rungs'. The; :
another hopes aeon to see. AlaAaman . afloat :combined limy eee Thoptugs eutouttte to fro*
to illustritte_England'is policy agehit herself
it *wieold he in tejustice to our neighbours net of whom perhaps
80,000 to 100;000 Men women and chile,' ,-
°f th in and:1 kee2:17. Are ..Pad 'fig1"11
to say that the greet majority of theie resPee- men.
t xble neitspapersscont this tiipeant -and un- Their ,condition is miserahle,and if tIol
fiieudly tone; but the fact remainathat many Iwperialists could be induced A* pardon •sems .
the ainnesty. The cause or the continweedieg1114
.sistently to • misrepresent Great Britain, to. 0 slout bat that most of them would await •
s .
journal/sof coneiderable iefluenee labour per- -n
hiflame public feeling Sgainst her, and help of the troubles
ifillienwoatrfltphoessmfbadietaccohne,sinidesenonfgthteheFaenntietteneteilt,
less battles, And to their Indian/n*1 I. 114
of tbe soldiers signdoweiffiungera hilleaveintatelf:t10001.•111141-. .
of genie of these newspaper% that they are welfare of the pelle. .
playing Into -the -hands ot the Soath in this _ - - - - - -
inatter=ethat this, hope by embroiling. gar A angst la work in his Tea** -
the United States and Greet . Brit-
alwayalooks down in the mouth.
luny: to revive and make possible the disenion
projects of the,Southerners. With the mewls- ifir A key that its ever/104y
tango of Great Britain, would not ink., eie-
probably be -the ease- of Great Britatn and -
sewa.rd on the Feniana:- caeca -cern Itle e ut (R11,4, t once more . stir- me est= o -
troik
b d So h h d SeinmenAS
• ' h •a• t
and harmony prevails warmest as • - ris . to comPlete a viork which on' - lack ol isej • Iced thit tit ho teelltlr
• " , - :
• As in extra •precautiOn the. Sarnia Home - -
Gadd, numbering . sixty fire. mere under.. the -Te the Editsr eff4e tifiroo instal, •
- Capt. McKenzie the meeher, your last -weeks ist.ureof theTlurop
give s. history; of e rly-ltethodiem ln Canada. wIll be under antis all night et the Town _ Signal appears the Auditors Report for the
He remembered whee there were only- 6,000 Hell- ifact everything that prudeueeicould Township _of Hallet, tor the Year 1865e and
eug_ . ; and altho beheyeethe Report to e correct with
could hold. a poned's worth of church proeerty
111![Itary to be prepared for any einergengr--' regard to the money that his passed through -
or °Yen ice much as whim ize matrimony. --
AS- we minter at half peit eight at the parade the.liends of -our Treaserer, it is neiettheless .
-communicants,
deproperty and !'st h
rouud prevwes to iii-arehine te len racks and apt to mislead -Some Ratcfpayers, !imp,
Methodists in Canada,and when none of them t"ietst has -been adopted b both civ't. ' I
eiike4erstoa:featietuhed.,
lioayring.geod healtt-e• . hands of Treasurer.- Lwill just add for their
it is uow a Dan Wino 1 must don't AS ly because it:8110M a balance 9 one hundred
sel know Ile leen fr'oni Goderieh are we _and fifteen dollars, eleven. cents• (cash) en the.
thee eta shortly the vastetndes made by
• - - JUNIUS. jilfermation- .tliat pied° owe:faxes -ter hist
,
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,A despatch froin Washy:4,4cm to the . New
York- W orld of Thureday !aye r7se•
" Sir Fredreick Brace. haa ae biterView
apin taday LVitli Secretary 8eward in regard
eo-Fenian affaiiie :Mr: Sewaed assured •hins
that It was nothing more than a seven days'
weeder e and would die Out in it short time if
left idone. The. British -Murder thought
there ought to be some expression on thepart
of the- governnient against it ; that if it was
officially announced that the internment re.
probated the Movements it wonld have a moat
excellent effectjuat -now,- It is very pre IA :lilt
/
. y w remar Oee W ga „
power foreed thein to relinquish ; and if the for eamekes ore sire to zee -them' t -
rebel States did so,under such eircumstaecei, urdema
there could be no doubt that a setecessfal Ittr A cencertsingei laming e.
memberment of tbe Union men in the States, a tune, subsequently tried his moms eaa
ilow" tar -1118 violent anti -British -tone of Some acquitted himself. -7
of their journala Is no melte mere eontinu- „„ _
ain't, under a more plausible foree, of their Par ne Inan wan atteMpteu to luvi•
pet -scheme. of dismembering the _United into the future had the !deer alammedia
States'. - - - his face. '
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reminded that.. in introdticing his;4" Recipro- ler - gs call • itbet,*
city" 13ill to the Congress the other day, Mr. -tailes Won proper _
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