The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-20
c A N A D A..
;p:ciAl TflEcRAMs TO TUE NEW YORK HERALD.

Arrsignnent Of the Fenian Prisoners Before
Chief Justice Wilson, mt T0r0nt0-Thcir
Trial to Proceed Next Wednesday-Safe
Conduct Asked for General O'Neu and
Colonel starr to Testify In Behnlf OF the
Prisoner Lynch, &c.
TORONTO. G. W., Oct. 49, 1865.
MI rhurson. American consul In this city, received
yesterday letter from Now York lawyer stating
that he willing to come and derend tho
Fenians If permitted TO plead In their behalf IN
the Canadian court The consul submitted the letter
to the representatives OF the in this city,
who informed Mr.. Thurston that IL was against their
laws to allow citizen Of foreign Power to plead b.
fore their courts
The six prisoners against whom the Grand Jury found
true bills last evening" whose appeared In the
HKRALD OF yesterday arraigned before Chief Jus
tce Wilson this morning. The crown represented
by Solicitor General Cockburn r. A. Harrison, G. C. &
,. Hiyard Cameron The prisoners were represented
The rst prisoner placed in the prisoners box d.
yid Diamond The clerk having read the indictment %
him, asked the prsoner:-How say you, David DAr
snond, guilty or mot guntys
Judge-when win you IS rssdy for trial.
Prisoner-In week, my lord
trials will not take place before "Wednesday next
The prisoner was then removed from the box. The
the other prisoners who also pleaded NOT guilty TO each
Of the charges
rrJ6On0fr remOVe0
Iynch's attorney made application % the Court for
safe conduct 10 Canada for CsnSfa Oeil and Co,ons.
Starr q testify tha. Colonel Lynch moi present
NJ Cameron ssd "a. III shoss witnesses came
here undes subpoena they would Be prcssosed ffoa
Nj. O'Bren-But suppose they should bs srsstsds
Mr.. Cameron-They would have % come a. their owe
Judge wiIsou--It would be uncaadid on my part to
say that they would not o liable 70 arrest they wese
jasissco" % grant an i%muny ss.,Sss sh g
are charged with crime. they 90 come they VITA
come q the rk q being charged with the crimes they
come safely here. and therefore there Is Occupy
ing tho time OF the Court IT.. III : asrs
Commesion in the Canadian Cabin Trial q
the Fenian Prisoners nc CORNWALL.
OTTAWA. O. W., Oct. ~. 1893.
II is said serious row has occurred in the Canadas
Cabinet Mr.. Gait wishes get back into his Old place
az Finance Minister. Mr. Rowland, who iefs the Post
once Department for the Financial Minisenhp refuses
difficulties have kept the Ministers in sssaion almost
constantly the past few days
takes place on the 10th inst
The Quebec Fire-Incendiaries mt Work.
TosoxTo, Oct 10, 1896
Three houses were discovered be on fro last night
in Quebec. under circumstances Thea warrant the ct-
70 believe that 10 tho work Of IN incsndiay
not take action Immediately In having tho old tcncmeus
houses removed meeting called this morning by
me propery owners 70 orgsnize patrol 70 protect
One thousand dollars raised BY the Rcisf Commit
tee A. Three Rivers Yesterday The weather continues
The meeting IN Montreal lass evening for the relief OF
the sufferers at Quebec, complete faiurs very
few of the leading citizens present, owing tho
fact Of the annual meeting Of the Corn Exchange being
in session q, the same hour fsaz
saccessfai Experincut Of smeItina Iren with
Psaf-The Papers Relating so the Iausira nde
CASE Ordered TO be Sent to England, &c.
ttFw MosrRnAl, Dot. 10, 1885.
Successful experiment made to-day in smelling
iron with peat, which, In Wow Of tho efforts In the
Western states. viii be interesting your readers The
trial was made In McDougaii's wheel factory with
Hodges peat Tho cupola charged with two layers
OF and anthracite coal Tho thivd or topmos, Iayer
was iron and peat The time was forty minutes less
than with GOALS alone Tho ssted by the peat WA
hotter when drawn on from the coas and said 70 be-
more compact and more like wrought iron than other
The test was severe one, the proportion being twelve
OF ron 20 one o. peat the proportion for Goals being
seven 70 oue. Renewed experiments arc 10 be made
shortly. The Grand Trunk Railroad Is learn pre-
pairing 70 use Largely foI running lQs9motivss
me SUBSCRIPTIONS of the Qnsbec sufferers ars min.
on 49, =. v''och caaadisps are sccassd Of behaving
shabblly in trying to throw s sias'er portion Of tho
burden on the citizens of other naonalnies aud Of
having done IN all the claims that have lately boon
brought before the bencvoenco OF the Montreal public
There are some hesrburnings In consequences.
Orders have been received by cable from thc British
government 20 send copies Of all proceedings in the
Lamirands case dozen clerks have been busy toda.
preparing them. s. 4ssa