The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02
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TIE CASE OF THE ST.. Ar8ANs ROBBERS.
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Tho Prisoners to be Taken TO Toronto
Tor Extradition.
Great Excitensut Among The Rebels
and Their Friends.
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Efforts 70 Excite q Riot I'm
Montreal.
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xzS Canadian Authorities Violently
Denounced,
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The Lso6w this nerning has informsaoa, which u
sisimed authentic that warrant 10 TO- 10 issued In
b. Cashsrines, charging the o. Adams sst6su with
breach Of the neutrality -, whom thor viii be
bsoughs 70 81 CatheHuss.. Thu charge VIM b then
dropped snd Vic prisoners will ~ brought before the
Toronto Judgeson demand for sxtrditIon, with tho
expectation ths they win the decis,o la.ely
givenby Judge Smith, Of Montreal
BHanifssee % tho RsDels In Montreu1.
NOMINAL, April /, 1896.
southernrefugess and their sympashixers havi.g
lively time here to-day Their leading organ has s-
sued the following extra, and they circulating n
throughout tho CITY,
INFAMOUS CONSPIRACY or THE PROVINCIAL ExECy-
TIVE FOR THE ExTRADITION or THE ST. AL
BANS RAIDERS
BY Of those extraordinary intervsntions by which,
persons frequently defeat or reveal great crimes we
have been placed in possession Of incontovcrble
dence OF the intention OF the provincial Executive to-
commit an infsmy unknown TO modern crimes and Of
the means by which it Is hoped to accomplish it,
Astonishing and almost incredible Is the statement
We are about 70 make We not only pledge ourselves
eus ~ be S ne asa
Adams raiders, disposed Of by Judge Smith, only
one OF several But the Judgment Of the court declsr
act OF war not cognzabe by tho tribunals Of neutral
State virtually dsposes OF all the charges which
out OF the 81 Adams raid, and were incidents OF IT,
The accused remanded until to-dcy for the pur-
pose Of the prosecution proceeding with abandoning
are also arrested on warrant charging them with a
breach Of neutrality, and this they formally
rernanded for examination until Wednesday next The
government probably that there Is little
pect Of obtaining conviction this accusaton for
Judge Smith remarked In his Judgment, there is ev
dencc Of breach Of neutrality having been committed
Having failed TO obtain the extradon Of the accused
by legal means before an impartial trib ina they have
determined to attempt 10 by conspiracy, which tho de-
ing Mr.. Cartier despatched Mr. Schiller from this city for
Toronto with instructions TO there obtain the
IN harr mi IN pif him
10 ST. Catharnes and there obtain by any and
all hazards warrant from some local magistrate for the
arrest Of the st. Adams raiders now confined here
charge Of breach OF neutrality and to return this warrant
to Montreal as rapidly as possible In obtaining TINS
adnyit necessary The is to include tho
of Mr. e. Clay, although is notorious that he left
When the case Of the &. Adams raiders comes up
this morning has been arranged that the prosecution
prisoners may be- remandcd without BAIL or the benefit
Of habeas corpus until Wednesday next BY that time
it Is expected the st. GATHERINGS warrant will have
arrived The charge for breach Of neutrality hore will
be withdrawn and the accused arrested under the sub
suted authority will be secretly removed to ST. Cathe-
pared will fall fhero is no evidence and there viii be
no effort made " procure any neither do the instruc
evidence or witnesses But the moment that tho
discharged they will be rearrestcd demand fol-
exIadtion on the shsrges now pending and abandoned
ton and commtsal before the Toronto Judges who
traded Burey, and who considered 70 be far
mitted by their ruling in that case and by their
pressed opinions in this that they will obey with aaery
| the orders Of The government
The 81 GATHERINGS warrant ia, in fact the cunning
Continuance by which tho adjudication Of the remainder
Of the charges against the raiders Ia to be transferred
from sure 70 corrupt tribunal and from Judge who
refused 70 be the tool OF foreign enemy ut the dica.
ti0n Of the Executive to judges willing 10 polte the
judicial ermne by such subservency and prostitute
their Office by ver conduct than has been witnessed
the British bench since the days Of JefIrcys Whether
tine timely discovery and exposure OF this most infa
nous and danabie plot will prev mt In being carried
In its entirety know not but such Is the conspr
cy that the Executive Of Canada is engaged in and
such the they taking TO effect the cowardy
and cruel end they have In viowthe murder OF these
unfortunate young men, declared free Of AL guilt Ny
the tribunals here before whish they have Ind long,
SO patient and so thorough an examination.
Such an outrage upon jusce-sich piece Of superla-
tive and reckless wickedness-sueh trampling in the
mire Of the honor and good OF the country be
Attrbte 10 nothing short OF madness which requires
aad should receive restraint II is the duty the people
OF this city 70 prevent It's preparation IL possible at
cost or, that fails, IL will be their duty punish IL.
II they fail In these regards the innocent blood Will
their rulers plotting TO shed will be on their heads
and on those OF their children forever-a triple
Cain.
| The st. Adams Banks Reimbursed FOL
| their Losses.
| TORONTO April !, 1866.
A despatch from Montreal says that the money vote'
by Parl sment has been paid TO the st. Adams bsnks