The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-26

commanding detachmenls the frontier take spoca
care hst the territorial rights OF Of
United States shall be csrefuy respected aud that In
Hmgement BY tho under their command shall undsI
Any circumstances take place OF such regulations for The
security o. thsr borders may be time "a
time ny That government II viii be the duty obcers
should suspicious be under tbsir
observation Immediately report any such 10 The civil
and 70 paoe themselves under their guidance
Arrival OF Five Of the Reagrested Raid
ers I'm Montreal.
MONTREAL, Dec Is, 1864.
Captain Bennett Fl. Young with his companions, Tevis
Huechsnson, swsger and spur, lately discharged by
Judge CouIsol reached Montreal this forenoon the
custody OF Mclaughlin Of tho water police force
They were brought before Judge Smith, who issued the
warrant for their arrest, this Afternoon motion
Of counsel for the United States they remanded TN
Tuesday next, TO await the arrival Of witnesses.
motion OF the prisoners counsel for the discharge Of
worth, arrested suspicion Of being the
raiders, was refused tho Judge declining to entertain
any application for the parties before Tuesday
Ihe raiders have boon again committed TO jail where
their wants arc carefully attended 70 by their numerous
friends in this city.
One thousand dollars In gold found on the persons
Of Young, Hutchinson and Tevs.
The City CouSS met this evening 10 deliberate on the
result Of the Investigation by the police committee. As
this report closes loIe O'Clock A. stormy debate "a
going on, which, It is supposed will continue ill four
Eve O'Clock In the morning.
Memorial to tho Governor General with
Respect to the Sc. Albans Raiders.
TO his Excesncy the Right Homo able CHARLES STANLEY
viscour hoNcK, Governor General Of British North
The memorial OF tpe undersigned Inhabitants or the
city OF Montreal humby sneweh that while Canada has
hitherto preserved strict neutrality with respect
unhappy strife prevailing Ia tho Untsd States your
Excelcncy's memoralists feel that the circumstances
which have recently taken place cali for increased vg
q a m sub nat
authorities TO that such neutrality u cnectuaily and
That your memoriasts consider that wbne political
refugees residing Canada entitled 20 protection
the duty OF such persons scrupuousy = aspect the nsu
making or urthorng any acts Of agsessoa upon the soil
who commit acts Of violence upon the br
ders Of The ncighbong States solely In consequence OF
cape which would attempted but for
the facilities for flight which The proximity OF our soil
~ nsv.ras sp;onsa mon IN narsou. rssSn1 ns hy
the dominions Of her Majesty.
That your momorialists deeply deplore the circum-
stances under which tho lately IN custody upon
charges OF robbery and murder at ST. Adams were re-
leased and also the manner In which the money en-
trusted 70 authorities restored TO the prisoners,
acd feel that the result tie proceedings has boon
such as TO Cast DOUBTS upon our good faith IN out
That while il would Re improper to PREJUDICE the ON.
in the release Of the ST. Albans prisoners
and the OF the money your Excellencys me
morais,s consider tho interest OF justice and
the good this province that the most searching
inquiry into conduct OF the Judge charged with the
investigation under the treaty, and the officer by him
entrusted with the money, be had without delay, and
that speedy Justice be done In the premises
Your Excellency's memoralists therefore most
nesty pray that your Exceency will be pleased to order
an immediate investigation lotto the conduct Of oil tho
oncials connected with the discharge OF the persons
abevs referred TO- and the surrender OF the 70
them. and that Excsiescy will be Pleased 20 take
such further measures % may BE- required snsotnsy 70
prevent any parties from violating tho neutrality de-
cared by her Majesty and from endeavoring 70 inter
between Canada and the United States.
Peter Redpsth President Board Of Trade; j. q VIM,
Vice President; Henry Thomas: VIM Workman, President
City Bank; +. hacCuloch, Cashier City Baok; William
Nelson, President Nelson's Bank q B. Anderson, Pres
dent Bank Montreal; John Redpath Vice President
Bank OF Montreal f. H. King, General Manager Bank OF
Montreal Thomas Patton, General Manager Bank OF Brit
ish North America Angus @. Hooper, Manager Bauk Of
British North America; Charles +. Smithers, General
Manager International Bank (limted); David Torrance
Co.; b. Mason u. hasson 4 Co.; rockingham Work
man; Hugh Allan, President Merchants Bank Andrew
Allan Edward Taylor Manager Bank Of Upper Canada;
James Logan; Joseph Mnckay Bros. w. r. Muir; j.
A. q II. Matnewson; Henry Morgan Co; VIM. Stephen
Co.; A. Walker: Forester, Moir Co s. Groensheds,
Son Co.; VIM. Murray, Manager Montreal Assurance
Company John Stirling, OF Stirling Mccall & Co.. J. O.
Mackenzie Co.; Thomson, Caxton g. Co.; Geo Nodat;
George Mofstt, Jr.; Havand, Routh Co. Geo. winks
II. r.