The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-25

Effects Of the Abrogation sf the
Reciprocity xreaty.
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Correspondence Of tho Toronto elooe.l
psos sses q sS sy ssssss d he raider:
have been rsAgrssteA.i! 10 vrfi"
% % ss's "a: Sss
NoiS hcse road mat direction nsy retcbed poin.
anx Trembes abeut twenty six mlesfrm here and put
up hotel bus had been there long before two
horse sleigh drove up with the very parties for whom
admitted Sg %ss D:
their names e Charles Moore swassr and Mar.
s. s t:S. Drought s..o, n; ;. II.
noon, and confronted by Mr.. Payetts, the Montreal
identified him. This complete Identification disposed Of
the matter 20 far II concerned them. Jaer Payssts
for the purpose OF sxaminiDs with view 70 identnca.
tion, person who gives his name - Bettersworth and
"; On
cordng 70 the best Of his belief that he the
raiders On his being examined BY Payete the Montreal
ailer this morning. that officer AZ declared that ne
waslu0t OF those whohsd in his custody There
being circumstances OF suspicion Judge Mcguire
with Swager spur The three we're this atern
accordingly despatched across the river charge Of
the police and viii proceed 70 Montreal BY tonghts
A. further proof Of the activity displayed BY Judge
Mcguire aud the police Of this district have also TO
state that information has been received BY tho
mont that Bennett q. Young william N. Hutchinson and
Squire Turner Tevis this morning arrested At 81.
Loup, the Iemiscouata road-svidsaty on their way
70 the New Brunswick frontier They were brought to
Rysrs dI Loap % az ana win 30 brought up oy the
evening 70 Montreal Ny information enable
70 state whether they were simply identified by the
10 be Abe parties they are alleged 70 be- The norm.-
tion u Of course ey telegraph Thsrs is but little
rested owing the active measures Of the
evident that they are oil making for the Now Bruins
Ss.. Ry. aimed u
Judge Mcguire would have been quite ready 70 proceed
with their examination but the warrants Tor their arrest
having been Issued BY Judge Smith Of Montreal and the
deposiSions which they were issued being 10 hts
hands, they have therefore. 70 b sent 70 Montreal be
swager all that generally known here the public.
1t seems to give the utmost satisacton SOathern SYM
patty " East svsn - Of p,,ro
this city for Montreal to-day he had an interview with
several members or government The subject Of the
rsarrsst Of the raidera It ID understood that MIR.
Emmons represents unonicially the American govern.
men that his interview the most satisfactory
government which has ali Along bean cupably rsmiss in
Efforts 70 counteract the Southern sgeas in Canada tits
are trying disturb relations the United States
while 70 carsess y the isaeral government that IT.
mere cOmmAn0 noC09.
sary expenditure 70 watch persons suspected Of raids
Mr.. Emmons, from hn knowledge or Canada and OF
public men, and Of the good nsertiops Of the governments,
will do much to Alay public Irritation 10 his own country.
Letter from George N. Sanders.
TO THE EDITOR OF TEE MONT REAL GAZETTE.
ST LAWRENCE HAiL, MONTREAL, Dec II, 1864.
eiR-0ue Seorge Augustus saia misrepresents me in
the groesest infamous manner in his New York
letter the hbelous portion Of which is now beng
reproduced by tho federal press. Sala intro
duced TO me NJ the Bonaven,ure station by Phillips
way Johns to attend the first bearing Of the Con-
federate raiders, took seat in the rear car, the
porter OF the Montreal Gaze sitting next Mr.. Day
and Saa were in tho front OF smoking car saA soon
told him briefly ,hs. Lieut.. Young and his comrades
officers and soldiers OF the Confederate army and
had acted under orders.
defended the conduct OF Lieutenant Young and his
comrades as justihsble retantory war, contrasting
throughout the South. particularly justified The captur
ing the United states greenbacks.
told him the OF chivary had passed from Europe
IL they continued with folded arms 10 look calmly on
whilst Sheridan and sherman were devastating the south
in manner to mako civilization shudder. sails moot
cordially expressed his appreciation OF thing said,
and engaged put the matter properly before the British
eu ~ ud ~ nc ou hs
With Your reporter, sitting next TO me vas fully
advised Of what occurred al the tme and has expressed
great assuishment ~ Salas letter. MT. Day and Ssia
talked freely 10 the smoking car, and Mr.. Day
told saa had assured him that he would espouse
the the Confederate raiders AZ the instance Of
Mr. Day had this tax with Sala, with whom had de-
cned 10 converse Al the Clifton House, Niagara Falls,
last summer. distinctly told Saa, as did the Hon.
M Rose 10 whom made application acl counsel
two days previously that had no aneceden knowledge
Of the raid had advice Of any other raid and did
not tell Ssla that auy was contemplated did not tell
SalA tnat . Confederate agent i iold him that
acting the friend Of the young gentlemen arrested
they OF the very best blood Of that
proud old Common wealth, and that they, knowing that
w Montreal teesraphed 70 me to come to their aid
This Ssa's cooked up statements OF piece
with the ridiculous asehoods current in the federal press
about p. Tucker, ESQ and myself beiag IN New York
sbetting the bogus Guy Fawkes plot burn the New
YORK hotels, ana OF which am informed on good au.
tsoty the eminent civilian, j. A. DIX declares bo has
proof enough to justify him in "sbooag 10 both down
on the spot.n II Mr.. +. and myself could be ssshotr
upon evidence, when II 10 notorious that have
been in Montreal the 2eh OF October and
ST. Adams raiders have II cxtradcdS have been
participant, directly or Indirectly IN any raids ncen-
diary plots Ny mission here 10 one Of peace Very rs
specifically, GEO. N. SANDERS.
The Money stolen from she st. Aibans
from the Montreal Telegraph
There 10 a great abupdance Of greeooacts ana st.
Albans currency 10 the vicinity OF Slab City and other
be interesting the public generally 10 know that OF
$500 900 captured at st. Adams upwards OF 500 900
pnnssred from the RAIDER. BY person. who .ock them
with them &14 900 al the time OF the arrest
Of this less thon s. 900 accounted for by the mnon
Of Justice Three OF the raiders upoapured deposited in
the hands Of the pcrson-ws have his nsmc-who COZ
cealed and Afterwards assisted their escape about
$40 600 OF which their host frend small rerune.
ration for his trouble risk, took $4,000 Other
individuals helped them selves In q like manner. The
day will yet come when all the facts will be made pub.
and these border thieves be bbe tied for the public
scorD.
The Reciprocity Treaty Rssolusion An
Tho sherbrooks flower Cansda) Gazette In noticing the
passage resolution by the United States Congress 10
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