The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-13
Colonel Roberts Liberated on ParoIe-His
Examination to be Resumed on Friday.
Ban Acquired Of sweeny, spear and Ma
haB--TAe Surety offered Not Accepted
~ the Csmmlssloner.
MURPHY AND HEsFERNAN AGAIN REMASDED.
Canadian Court for xrial Of tho
Prisoners Nearly Ready.
SOME or THE PRISONERS TO Be HUNG.
he. he. IL,

Attorney General Speed Directs That the
Kontan Leaders Ne Inaicssd sAd Prose.
Gated for Breach or the Neutrality
Laws-Tho Reported Violation OF Neu-
sraIity by British Troops Not Con.
armed by General Mes4e.
WASHINGTON, June r. 1883.
The Of Roberts Hoad Centre OF the Fensn wing,
Tn attracting considerable attention tho part Of the
government a. present !, s fully determined that his
attitude Of defiance 70 the law and the shall
not be coantensnced in any way and have been
forwarded TO New York 70 have him indicted and 70
have him held custody proper bonds for his good
behavior in the future shall have been fled and ap
proved
In reply to inquiry OF District Attorney Dart at
Posdam, Now York, TO whether any Of the subordi
officers and Of tho Fcnan prisoners should be
indicted the Attorney General telegraph instructions
to-day 10 ndct the leaders only and 70 prosecute them
for breach Of the United States neutrality laws with such
diligence as would be consistent with tho dignity OF
tho United States.
The inquiries msde by Major General Meade yet
incomplete but 30 far as they have gone they do not
result in confirming the report that the Canadian or
British forces crossed the boundary line that OF
shs Fenans have been kill By them, or that any
prisoners captured by them, the American side
Examinat or Generals sweeny and
Fixed ~ $50 o, hat tho sxIoGy O6ored
Deoiiued.
SrsctAL rBLB0KAx TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ST. AIBAss, Juno IL. 1895.
General swesny General spepr and Colonel Ashan had
private examination this morning before Commissioner
Hoyt and The bonds for their reosse fixed At Ave
thousand dollars Tho amount required was 'immedi-
aasiy offered but the Commissioner desired the party DO
coming surety for them be personally known 70 him
parties nader arrest have been parol and win appear
vpon their own Fscogn befors the authorities
surety Nothing fuf,her win b done until Mr. Hoyt
purpose Of confsrTiax with the United States District
luornoy in New York. and win probably return In four
General Swesnys cass will come before Judge Smailey.
Uastsd States District judge, = Windsor Vermont. on
Iynn Circs scat uessss 70 sha, their mon snond no,
he obliged 70 nsn tns United ssAsss pledge - abandon
1eniansu-
FAs Prisoner ~ Malone RsissseA On
Hall.
MALONE. yuss II isos
shs ysaisa psssessss--xssphy, z.assuAa ssA oom-
pAay-wseo brought ~ FOR sxsninasoa to-day before
snsnded until 70 norow Ban y demanded 70 the sum
- tho sand do,srs sarh for Murphy and HenssnAn,
and three thousand dollars for each Of the others
The rsnian Prisoners IN Canada.
oxSCIAL S1LE0RAMs TO TIE NEW rOak HERALD.
OrAvA, C w., June II. 1884
me address IN rpoass Abe speech from ths throne
NHs presented BY the Speaker Of The Assembly 70 the
ao~srnor General This afternoon Tho Minister Of ~
nance day moved Aa she House proceed 70 vote the
necessary supplies Friday poxI
an cforned tAss the Fsnan prisoners nov In the
hands Canadians will be tried BY the regular Grim
ina court which has jurisdiction Tho law says: IAN
prisoners found guilty Of a~ess axgressions must DO
ntu0 Judi
tr'ch immedia.sly ~ Toronto, Hamilton, London ana
Kias sion.
The Canadian Cssrt % Try the Fsnfans
Nearly Rsady-soms or the Prisoners
20 bs Executed. &kc.
srxciAL rsLsoRAn TO THE NEW YORK HRRALD.
MONTREAL June IL 1895.
The Military Court being organized for tbs trial
OF the F.nian prisoners a. carly day. II Ia certain
that executions viii take place. Tho prisoners
boing we cared for
The Engisn admiral, SIR James Hope, b, &c
Sompanisd By several orcep Duncan arrived in
Chs city to-day The has fully stored tho
Grand Trunk Railway 10 the travelling public. dali
che pubic British troops viii guard the border front
Until ra'. 1t least.
Mass Meeting Of Fonians at Buffalo
stirring Appesl Of the Revolutionary
Committee.
BUrvAto, June H. 1904.
There MS . large meeting OF Fcnians Al 81 James
Hall 10 night. considerable sum Of money WAS sub
scrbed 10 sappor ysnans until The action OF
Congress the resolution s known The Fenians
GENERALLY will accept transportation from the GO
vernment coupled pledge no, 70 again tAks up
arms 20 invade Canada They think the has
not the right demand s1ch sacrifice Of their prnci
plea str agent steps win have TO be taken BY ihe 90
~srnmsnt TO compel them 70 leave this vicinity
The Revolutionary Committee OF The IRISH republic
have pubshed surfing appeal " the Irish citizens Of
BunAlo aud ell the lovers Of republican liberty Tho
following "a An extract from shis appeal
let tho Irish citizens. In particular send 10 commits
stores such bread meat oone, sugar ko just
whst each would he 81 home We want oil the
money rAies for other purposes What these
imagine taat the cause Va defcsscd, that the
who have sworn 70 free their native land or die
gill sbauion their because few jealous
rIosls have placed so1se obstacles Ia our way The
vocr Of the gress American people y at last heard
IN the halls Of Congress- not from single individual
true 70 national instincts they raised their voices
kr the oppressed. God bless theml They will rouse
sny ANXIOUS spirit throughout the World aud make
yrans ,rebe their thrones ~ the cry goet forth
aA,e-ca IN the defender nj hbertyh Let the people
sak. heart throughout the land call mseinss pass
Iutious and pledge their srppou 10 the men who
irscribr upon thor bapner "Universal Liberty he
r.tent but work wort Collect money Have
i4ruT men ready Ard unen the cry ~ battle soet
firth i, them nfyldusla II they cannot come
> oegt1a# en- 0f rex 1eria
FENIAN1sN IN THIS CITY
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