, 1866-11-05

THE FENIAN TRIALS.

acuCe IN DEIn1l-AEqUl1.al NJ Cl 1Ac tflsonCf-
ToRosTo, c. w, November c.-The cxclt:
mcnt in regard to Fentan trials remains cr-
abated. Ills Lordship, Justice John Wilson
said yesterday that the trial or the Eois.
copal mini.ter, D. F. Lunedcn. would take place
This morlihg. large Number Of people, long
before the time, co"CfeSatPtl i. ..e county build.
fues. anxious 10 Obtain seat. Although The cor.
s'abes stationed at the different entrances did
Their best 10 preserve oEer and ouly permit those
who bad right to enter as ba1iaterp. Jurors Wit
ltesscs and t,hess. some MANAGED to crowd In.
When the court opened 1t was uneo u l.p u.uv-.
At 1oo'eloek his Losdship took his seat on the
bench: Among thoze present for The lr.cnc.
@ omas Gos oas and Ii H. nsSes Z Baao BSsSot
Rev NJ. Greenhan, and Dr: kempsona k
Eft MSap MsS . r. 2 s
ecution, and n. {. Cameron, Queens counsel, tor
Inc prisoner, and F. Fenton, representing the
American Government.
The wife Of thc prisoner, young woman Of
lau.like drmcanof, occupied seat next her A,ls-
,,and's = counsel and seemed 10 feel how her bus
Iae jaEy panel being called enq the Jurors hav.
't1isSt n.o cont he loShsa qes Ral
81. J: McNab opened the case for the Crown,
an Eistq taeq y deai ha sS ppt ~ lo to BE-
TO have acted over, and acknowledged himself
CHAPLAIN to people who possessed neither rcll-
S|Ol! HOt IuIAk sE3UUu %uaI Qf CROSSING tnt0
powerful country for the sake Of murdefIng ils
peaeeah1e inhabitants and pi1lagng all the proper
t. they could lay their hands on. To the 1niict-
would be ioI Them TO eay whether be esiabiisbei
hts plea or not. He hoped they would throw aside
all prejudice IN the matter and try The case a. be-
movement. Az there werc great maay 10 be *.
Gmtncd. he would not further delss them, but call
John BncIer y as ,hc first witness called.
49,, Ar. Cameron objected to bis being examined,
the name oi tic witness not appearing on the
III Lord Lip-i Shall note your objection:
ftst saw the prisoner at N. Friday, the 1sth
mile: from where Inc Fenians landsd. IL was
Fenians numbered 60 OF go.
IN The employ Of the Grand Trunk RaIrosl. Did
not work that day., When ]. first saw him tue
prisoner was sland!nc outside N, own door:
the Fcnans como. i wauied 10 drive them back.
scal s fpnSe hoass an
prisoner wore long coat and plug bat. Prisoner
Mr. Sir. caameron-1s Gu that the eoatY
Ptisoncr-1t is the tamc. coat Did not 90 to
work when heard thu Feniaus coming. went
"Boyr, ron better Jet NC oil, as The rcd cos : arc
coming along !he latc SHORE" They ist me e
aite3EAfoe- ulo not see tacn ahd, put neat1
specially to see The Fenian.. went to ser Il the
.sass S WA was liz .91a up: Did not see prI:ons: p from
felf Saturday in order 10 save myself from being
shot Only taw prisoner twice on Thursday and
fs3day. An spre ! Il saw y him on Fr9day:
vote that wo ;isii the camp, and / a. t,si tCbaie-
/ nnn wet With Them: There may have been
saw rTiso1er Saturday, af1er tbe 6aiteFy came
| into The village, marching towards camp. rEis-
eneE vas with them; Nex, saw prisoner viii.
taken taken p,Iso.e. :. ,,,,,. y. ,
10 Tue o, c1amoa.ton Fl th1s Witness His nane
=, Nen. ). =; tameEonT-"hat holde good
IN @ 1l,e case holds Good in al.
days bciorc the mid. Say Inn june isl spcsSias
noi Ray 9, p,he91 ~ .ne Kin IN
& HGfse . u Ra sR9as soas &c a o4
sisn hs fss hen an I'D @sesa q
Newbiegin Az otHcS, ordered nc recessed;
ahe c'f M Q, ane vase iS iad "a ns o'on
o'Scii that If lie waat.d d provisions to give him
certain linc: ksupson te!d me TO 60 round ;he
Colonel o,Neil told mr. 70 drive load Of provls-
Ions to the Village. did 90 .r.,,,
axots @ PRISONER o On ran,1 1 q
curiosity: ~,
| Jthn dftioNy e11nai,fd by If. AdTrss3n-l1se
| Il OF mile hom Fort Eric Saw prisoner drst
.! Ncwhscln's Farm, on June lst spDSe p - fis,
oster load Of a,nmnnision across 10 the camp
might 20 with my houses The ammunition i ap,
ammunition from Tic landing to camp Pms
oaes was present whea ! d.ew the tnsfd laad.
ssW him twice saw hIm next aA5: .,s
not R,sS no, ~ns nseose
inS he Villagers o. fo't Elie a. camp. .l 1nele
were CONG lrm ialalo, laosn'ul d INC 1o' ea'ts'
"I mn. rlnS:.,r;r r,,orp--Ws, At nv farm