The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-04

rhc Opesisw or shs Court nj sweessSssg--
TIE Charge 90 rho Jury Biii. Against the
Prisoner. 20 he Fesnd Te-D.y-Fcars az
Another Raid. sc.
swsEnncRs, c. x, Dec. 3. 1884
Tho special torn Of tho Court OF Queens ench for ths
district Of Bedforc for ,ai OF the fenan prisoners.
commeucad To day
The Clerk OF the Crown Mr. " d. Hall. read tho usnsi
proclamation appointing tho special term of the couTt
anu Aeand Jury having bssn sworn In Judge Johnsos
pro ecdsd u address thom After dwelling At some
Length on ms dus. generally Of grand Iuries snd ~
fsrrng !" -p"eiai and unimpor,ant cases that would
be presented he aid
There are .lso those Of psr.ona rtses
IN Member accused of offences af the highest
serious denomination known 10 the Law The.s cAsas
arc the rssnt Of events that occurred about tho same
time ~ dinsvent places near the frontier bcween thsss
provinces and the United Of America in June last
With thu infisction Of tho laws Of q foreign country
have noshng 70 do; that ia a matter which In The
prsssat oonceraa ,hs United sAiss Alone bas
~ respects tho viodcation Of own Lass Ne have
everything do that Responsible b.nsa can bs erpsosel
20 perform. We have 70 msnlain aud vindca,s thss.
NOS any spirs q anger or even Of the elcitemsss
thai ths.s events - naturally produced tbs um. but
other c.sss. Tho charges laid against those men arc
changes THAI receive vsvy disisct and smpIe dsnunos
ton from particular Of Parliament passed
mencemcnt of the Axs ssssion of tbs Provincial InsA-
II l. alleged by the Crown in substance that body
ic 70 ,s ssprsmsry Of our iAws thai they lowed wa
against Queen, and tat tho prinonsrs wer tAsm
aud had common dcsisn along Win .hsm foa WI
have TO make inquiry Into both o. nsse polnts
IL matters not in tho present casa WHISTLER Tho pro-
oe.dns amounted direct and actual leyyins Of var
or whether u constructiveiy. Eithsr would 10
sufficient ior thu purpose Of finding uus Dali IN any
~hcr. the party charged IL proved N have Deon
present, aiding abcttlng Laying aside, tnsu,
any precise legal language, your duty seems =
he plain enough Was there an frruption u mso
What their parposs' Was II hostile %
friendly We're tho prisoners with them 10 ~ 70 Ass1
them were they trying To "ppos. them This rsaA
srems Ia me the extent of your inquiry,
Tho indictments against Oh. Feuisn prisoners viii -
submitted 10 the Grand Jury Eight q tsSsa
viii 10 treo British aubjsos and eight ~ AmsrcaA
ciiixens
Tho court u 10 understood will b. occupied tho wboss
~ to-moro~ with tbs trial for murder OF ons kinney
Chamberlain lie tired lhs onenc. al tho Lass
torn of the court, but the jury then disagreed
risr. rumors of contemplated raids from ~
Adams and here but no one credits them
The Trials 81 che Prisoners ai Tersnto a. -
K~.nm~d la january.
Tonpsro Dec =, fB6A
Tho Cub of day ssys II III. intention Of Tho
government bsne special commission for thu trial
Of the remaining f"nian pnsonrrr, NJ was al ono ums
expected The time of the Judges Ia Ton much occupe
admit of A. II " reported however. thai tho trials
~hi come OF nj the January AAsise.
F~aisn Movements In Philadelphia.
PntADrLrnit. Doc 8, 1919.
large and enthu sasfic fenisn meeting old TO
night al the Assembly buildings Hundreds wsrs unable
BY senator A. 1. Morrison, a Missouri, and George
Arshdeacon Of Liverpool. England. A call was uasds
for volunteers which responded 60 by some Two 90
thre. hundr.d who stepped forward and spfoed theas
Tho speakers stated that they wanted nous In
enro those prepared 60 into active campaigning.
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