The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12
The Canadian Conspirators and De-
fences.
OUR TORONTO CORRESPONDENCE
TORONTO, c. w., May s, 1895.

TORONTO, G. w., May s, 1895.
BENsEr YOUNG 1T AL
This young mau-who Ia the only one Of the raiding
band not discharged by the courts Of LAWS large
in this city, bail to the amount Of eight thousand
dollars to appear at the next asszes for trial the
charge OF breach Of the neutrality laws The assizes
will DO hold In October next; that Young has
months In which to sport about. As lion no s now
on the wane, even among the English snobsl
Tho general opinion here is that Young will get or II
cannot be proved that he planned the raid of which he
Is accused in Canada, he will certainly he acquitted and
this tho wish Of the fast decreasing friends Of tho robe
cause.
Young il not a trough" in appearance, whatever he
may be in hts actions He pays proper regard to dress
and manrers and looks like quiet well behaved young
man Hts high check bones, however, indicate natural
boldness and he has that quality, as his raid shows.
then drops In, being place where he finds himself In
a congenisl circle 1.-THE Quccn's'' IL the house fro
quented by with English tastes and ideas and who're
there cordial dislike OF all that vs. American II Ia
good, first class house, however and 6t resort for
gentleman.
who has English predectons but is to be hoped these
will not lead him 10 do moro than give the prisoner the
benefit o. any doubts In the evidence.
RBBxL AGEyrp
In tho east Of this country the Engs feeling stronger
than in the west and there the rebel agents find
favor Montreal Is the centre of this pro-rebe feeling
which Is kept fresh by the influence Of officials aud the
officers Of tho strong garrsons In the In that
city Sanders and Tucker nnd q host Of backcrs-not
endsand are therefore, very bold In their language.
Tho net OF the United States government In
charging them with part In the assassination
Of Mr. Lincoln has startled these two worthless, and they
In fienzy about ~ but whether this arises from
fear indignant innocence the evidence Of Harold will
show.
THEIR OCCUPATION GoSE
The occupation Of the rebel agents Is gone, and
thoy had better 20 too That occupation 10 breed
mischief and the only wonder Is that such have
been allowed TO stay the country long they have
There danger To the colony In their presence II IL
only Oh Ensllsh party who wish these TO remain
here and they do That they may them under
OF the British dag insult people WHO differ from The
English In their form Of government and SOY al ideas II
II well that this party vs. small IN Canada and growing
beautifully less. Many of go back TO England In
disgust when they find the people Of this country are
fast adopting the usages the other side OF the line in
preference 20 those the other ride OF the Atlantic
TIVE ovE MILLION DOLLARS FOR DJfScr.
This large sum Is TO be expended mostly 10 placing
Montreal IN a state os defence The city hes upon ~
west, and still greater one-thc ~ LAWRENCE flowing
much fer it, Now art Is 20 DC added &C, ordng 10 the
ideas OF the Royal Encinccr corps cte IL ponl vs. be
thrown up a, st. Lambert to cover the gfea, crossing &C
tho e. Lawrence, the Victoria bridge. From this NJ
would appear that the royal ergnocrs think that enc
my wuHld move upon the city at point whore II IS co.
vcrcd by river twO miles wide, which the enemy would
OF course have IN the Taco OF hostile force.
Again. II would seem that thew think this work. be