, 1866-11-03

The FenIan Trtnle-Thoma1 Whctan's Case
Called mp aud fos<peued ansit rho l2th
tnr1aas-A,ao Parry'r until ncxt Tne@dh1-
several etheF Cases Called nnu Postponed
-LnusArn'4 Casc 10 Casnc cu To-MoETpw.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
Tononro. {. ". November ,.
The Fsnlan trials were resumed to-day, Jnstlcc |
John Wilson presiding. Daniel WhelAu was inst
placed In the dock. Mr.. McKeuzie. retalned By
Tho American Government. asked, on behalf Of
Tho p14tonsz, to have he case postponed untl the
1ein Instant, Which Vas agreed to-. pA1y's case
WAS also postponed until Tuesday.
1he Grand Jury brought In true bill against
lhorsps coone5, who said he would b ready to
sssoo % o.
=. %sSsRs's4!a tas ess:; of W''!.3 p. naFs.a e ~
:Ss IL sSsa soqnsh qasshea on e. eo9as
ss9'ns ,,, y onni. sonnss' r. r. s:aS sssSaA
"a With t''e oetns' :an sasjessi ss q seis!sa
country, aad the fourth, nitn and rlx,h. shates
nI Th o3aG spsstb @ b q h ,ae s5at 2nssst b Hss s
be a British tnhjeet. be should 70 indicted 70,
irreson that the two offences being separate.
there Is 4 E1i*ioInder Of counts .
present etatntc vas framed constituted tho o5ere.
sss sss ass{oE TEn
nsss tticc counts are fts1acd nader thai statute
but The last fourth ttth aad sixth, are nnder !he
class beirc Brttith subjects invading this conn
| lrJ. sl,s1l overrule yous objection Il p!esent
Mr McKeazle-l shall than noxe tho Court
ns F;l q The p1ones 't nt.s rs cnsees es
III io1dsh!o,-I tblnk tho intended motion 4
il the ease es John o'Connel VI. Mckenzie
wtstcd TO hcal bis lofdship's railing % The point
nts !nsash,acsrtsn!y nay sss ;ss;e ~, ~
nouEes sentence against the pttsoneie, Is unass
tie indictment, they arc !ouFt 10 be British sno
!ea bss e Ss ~ Taiss n.s
aee,ds ehesnsT s icy C eoaa t. Flea aader
e'a,aie wa,en was nafsed subsequent 10 sae eoas
The conrt adjourned At two o'clock TIL haltp.s
.iEe to. morrow morning. when rhe RsT. LII
| LumsGen'a c1ie will be proceeded with
tAasociatea Press Rcport-1
| Tonoxze, T.. W., November Alt not holnR 1T
derstooc TIN, here wcse anr Fenian uialsto-dAy
she st'encanee ii tee onszsnG Of tee Court VI ne
IT, deck. ,es conrt lapidly ailed aaa soon b
Ii. Mckenzie a.tca po.tponemeut ot III
! e,ou, the 18th inst. wxf sdxod upon. Mt. ~
Keuzie then taid be was ready 10 proceed vii
Pcn5's case, but the crown witnesses being Ahscn
| Il III postponed to Tuescay next :.
15ne btl1s sgstnsi Thomas Gooney, Tsos. seaoc
Wm- Doggsn .and John Oconaor, al Feaia
! pti1nntss,
Thoa.sa coaney Was then placed tn The doe1
and pleaded not gully. Gis till Was a1ed II
| the tcta Inst.
Thomas School was neu pat In The dock, Al
] cla.nea 10 be m American t!.azen; paeadrd y
I { Guilty.. Ills Till is 1xcd for the 1uth inst
william Ducgaa pleaded the aame, and his tri
| WIS t1ed for the AAltte da{ ~ tho last
> Mt Mckenzie then applied to have tho fnalt
! mrui QuAshed, on the ground tAat different tos,n
| Ead charved she ps7sopers with being foreign -
| frS4s, and Yrisith subjects. and submitted Il
| they could not be both. Ii they arc ha@d To
Bi,t.h snt5ee,s they must be indicted soI t.caeo
The Judge oEertu1ed The objection ios The pr
cnt.
/ Iii. Mckenzie then E1ve Eoucs tha, he :roa
uote that The Crown elect whr.he: % try 4
p,isoners ~ Br,lisn subjects or 'ncrtcaa essxer
7 Its Lo1dshtp remarked shas / shoasht the
spdeu motion I very proper oh:. b3: nc wou
. IcaSs It 10 Tho jury 10 ray whether they q
= | British or American subjects.
similar nol,cc ~z1 SiF-7 4o1 3oan o'coa4'
r ana the Curt adjourned Ut tomorrow. ~h
Rcy. III. Lu1asde1's easc viii be proceeded vii