, 1865-04-03
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
LIVELY T'KNF8:A IN MON
TREAL.
rz.,e,tcued Oulbre.A by slle Rebel
S..rnnrIIfxPr1 with the st. Albnus
Hat1rrs-Iho Canucks Highly Iu-
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MONTREAL, April t.-Southe1n refugees, and
their synpsthizers, arc having lively time here
today. Their leading organ has issued the fol-
lowing extra, aut they arc circulating 1t through
out The city:
"IXFAnoUs CoKBP1RAuT OF TIE PRor1soI1L
EXECUTIVE FOB TIE ExrRAD1r1oN OF TIE ST.
a1AANs RA1pEEs+-By one oil those extraordinary
inieryentlons by which persons frequently evade
grcst crimes, We have been placed IN possession
Of inconfrovertible evidence Of the intention of
the Provincial Executive to commit an infamy un-
known to modern times, and Of the means by
which 1t is hoped to q. accomplish it.
AstUmshtng an1 aluoet incredible az
Is the statement We are about to make, we
not only pledge ourselves, but We challenge th.
Executive to deny It. 1t will be remembered
that the charges against the St. Albans4 RAIDERS,
disposed Of BY Judte Smith, was one Of several j;
but the Judgment Of the Court declaring the ac
crsed to be lawful betligerenss engaged In act Of
war not cogn1zahle BY the tribunals Of neutral
State, virtually dIsposes Of all the charges which
j nrose out Of the Sc. Adams raid, and wero Incl
dents Of 1t. The accused were renaudcd until
to-day for the purpose Of allowing the p.osccu
uon to proceed With or abandon the other
charges, among Wlich is one OF murder. They
were a1so arrested On warrant charging them
were formally remanded for examination until
with a breach Of neutrality. On this thyy
Wednesday next.
:" The Government l. probably aware that there
Is little prospect Of obtaining conviction this
charge, for a Judge Smith remarked In hfs judG-
ment :" there Is no evidence Of breach Of ncu.
tra.ity having been committed"
"a )
accused by legal me ms before an impartial tribu-
nnl, they determined to attempt 1t By conspira
cy which the designation "infamous'' Is too mild
10 qualify. Last evening Mr. Carter dtsna,chea
Mr. Schiller from this city to Toronto with In
attractions to there obtaln the asslatancc Of Mr.
Garrison, the bsIfister, and to proceed with him
to St. Cathc1ineS rand there obtain by ali means,
and all hazards, warrant from some local magts.
trate for the arrest OF the St. Albans rstders now
confined here, on charge Of brcsch Of neutrall-
II, and to return this warrant to Montreal as rn~
presume, Mr. Schiller will make any little affida-
yit necessary. The warrant Is to include Mr. C. c.
Clay although 1t ts notorious that he lett pro-
vince rene weeks ago.
"When the case of the st. Albans raiders comes
up this morning, it has been arranged that the
prosecution will decline to proceed In the other
charges, 60 that the prisoners may be remsndetl
wibout bail or btpcat Of hab=as corpus, until
Wednesday next. By that time 1t is expected the
st. GATHERINGS warrants Will hare arrived. The
charge for breach Of neutrality Will be Withdrawn,
md the accused, under substituted authority, will
be secretly taken to St. GATHERINGS. The charge
of breach or neutrality there will fail. There is
no evidence, and there will be no effort made to
secure any. Neither do the instructions to Mr.
Schiller, OF Mr. Harrison, much a. hint at cvi-
dencc Or witnesses; but the moment the accused
are discharged, they will be 1c.arrested
on demand for extradltton, on tho
charges now peading, and abandond,
against them here, and they will be carried for
examination and committals before the town
Judges, Who cxtradited Bur1ey. and who are con-
eidered to be 20 far committed BY their ruling in
that case, and by their expressed opinions this,
that they will obey with alacrity Tie orders Of the
Government. The St Cathaflnea warrant ts In
fact the cunning contz1sanee BY which the aajudi.
cation Of the remainder OF tho charges against the
raiders is to DO transferred from pure to cor.
rupt tribunal, and from judge who refused to be
the tool Of foreign enemy at the dictatiou Of the
Executive, to judges wllIn;, to pollute tho judi
eInl ermine By such aubserriency and to prostitute
their Office by vtler conduct than has been wit
messed on The British bench since the days o
Jtfrfe5e. Whether the timely discovery and e1
posure Of this most Infamous and dam
nAble plot will prevent tts being carried
| out In ita entirety, VIC know MT
| Int such Is the conspiracy that the
Executive Of Canada Ia now engaged in. and such
the meana they are taking to effect the cowardty
and cruel end they have In view-the murder O.
these unfortunate young men, declared free Of al
guilt By the tribunals here. before whom they
have have had so long, 60 patient aud so thororgt
an examination. Sucn an outrage upou Justice
such piece Of superlattve and reckless wicked