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eant by many in their clam or about conquering a peace. They would not only deprive Southern men of their constitutional rights, but rob Northern men of that personal freedom without which a man is a serf and a slave. Military movements in Canada. A correspondent of the Detroit Free Press writes from Quebec: There is evidently something in the wind, for the most active preparations are going on at the fortifications at Quebec. Ramparts are being torn down and rebuilt, and every are a great many Southerners, at present, in Quebec; and on Monday evening, when the news was received of the result of the battle of Bull Run, the populace were most jubilant over the success of the rebels. There are but few in that portion of Canada whose sympathy is with the North. When that is the case, what are we to expect? From Quebec to Toronto the all-absorbing topic is the war between the North and South and there is no sympathy whatever for the North, but on the contrary they