The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-06
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rrae Hills Against the swectsburG Prisoners
=" be Reported To-Day-Fenian Confeder.
"''s Outside the jail. said TO be Co-opcrat-
ins Tor Their Esrapr

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:" be Reported To-D.y-Fcnian Confeder.
a'.- ont-id. the jail. said 10 be Co.opcrat-
'hs Tor Their Escape.
s~KErnuro, G r., Dec o, 1884
me fenian trials have commenced yet the Court
being snh occupied with tho Patton murder trial tho
JUG" hunaled that he would take thrcc or four hour.
70 sum up IN This case tomorrow
rue Grand Jury have hal The Fenlan Indictments Ia
fore them for two days II !. understood ina, thew have
made considerable progress with the bills ara,ns, tho
prisoner and that they w prepared 10 repor, early
night Ia set Gro 20 the jail Indicates Inc presenra ~
side oonfedcraloz The vessel Ia which no haa nlarea
The live Goals not ono o the a drinklng cons ~ a.
nr.t reported bat tin boz With cover whish NUT
have been secretly conveyed 10 tho prisoners aimee thew
@er lodged " .as swse.scers . a. on being admitted
Gu Monday afternoon man was detected In the lal
yard converstns with the prisonera Tho police con
tented themselves with driving him on instead Of arrs
ng hin.
Another Enort "a be Made In Fsvo' o. The
Condemned Prisoners as Torrent. = wr'i Of
r,~sssrD Dec g. 1904
M NekenEe the counsel .~f 'he rsnians under sou
" death Ia. u ursr consideration 70 apply Tor
WIT Of error 90 n, grssSs that tho Judges OF the
eaeens Beach I'D Common Pleas oi I'D. In refusing
toxrant the .uo n,s make ordef FOR tho carrying
opl of ~ already pronounced, ana by This
omi.,n tho arcady had superseded, and
tbs Il no authority now 10 enforce them.
The application aiil be grounded tise ihirtssnsh
rcctot 81 the act respecting new trials, appeals aud
~ria % error !, reds follows.-"fn case = new
trial be ~ ssi the coar, shall make such order for car
rying ou, the sentences already passed. for passing
rsnoHce mono has been passed FOR th6 discharge OF
ths prsoner convicted bail othcrSise Justice
Fo3alfvs.h
Ia order obtain leave the consent ~ tho Attorney
General mus, DO had Only eight days now remain TO
10
James NeDcyitt a man who halls from Chicago was
pilcei IN tho d0ck ~ the Police Court charged with
making use o. reasonable language Yesterday tho
hafkTt square, Prom tha siIcnce " appeared he had
said Tia, II Fonsus under fpnicnce cNecuted To
rono w,ali he set nfe The puoner pleaded ntosi-
cation asan excuse, but "as rcmanded.
Cabinet s~eiiuH Ia b. Held To-Duy-Proba-
bic settlement al the Fate Of the Condemned
FcniaBs.
NcuEgAi, Dee o, 1ss0.
Tho Governor toberal i expected from Quebec by q
special train TO ngu tomorrow morning to attend
Cabinet council. wh.n the fate Of the FOUNTAINS under
sentence Of death wili'e settled His Exceency takes
hts departure for Ensans Saturday, and u rum0rcd
tina, he wiil not return 20 his country
powder magazine Ia ssng erected 81 II lens
Island 81 great strength a,d with mos approved pro
cautions
ms reported here that a s.orc, renaa tneetlp has
p.sn held ~ Aihsns hut nOthins SERIOUS - an,sei
A iarg. au.nber of French Canadians arc returning
from thc states for want Of employment.
ARTILLERY Practice M lr.ronio Cavalry
schools, Ae.
Tumosro Doc. s, 1906
Tho Toronto held battery cot Yesterday, prsc
Using with the new brass guns recently received from
England. They work admirably and add much tho
efficiency Of the battery.
II 10 proposed 10 open cavalry school for instrac,ion
this ciy, under the control Of officers of the Thirteenth
hasssn THIS would give cadets tho choice Of either
cavalry, Infantry or artillery service.
esIarseMcnt Of Military Accommodations.
HAsiros, Dec 3. lsco
Extenrve improvements being made IN the mill
tas buldises accommodate Tho artillery equip
mssss IN sAdffs~a gns and harness u Tho nsuess
paitss~ mo MID batteries have bsen Supplied With
ihs sp~nres IN
AbA 20 the Quebec ssWev~vs.
QusrEr Do o. 1904
The weather " mild and open. Tho lt,o snow "a bad
disappearing The concert last night 10 aid Of tho
relief fund very successful