The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

would let you 70 on your word OF honor Just a soon az
uson bond for your entire property You know !
asked you 70 come 10 my ohoe, did not desire TO
exfose you To public arrest ...
in tha matter want no compliments from The GOV.
ernmen, shall haV pone They may 90 thor "'sn
or a. they please, The wor. win 20 on ,nao,s,,rd
Deputy Attorney--But hr R1berts uhnf,s.'nu
General sweeny also been arrested VIII mol that IN
Jure your undertaking.
sweeny left and perhaps better Our work WIN 20 on
and must succeed otherwise the officers VIII DC ~ nii'
Attorncy-Now, MIR Roberts, do you refuse 10 give
bond 10 appear when called uponY
Mr.. Roberts, viii give bond In the amount required
II u saves mo from arr At until my trhl ,,
Deputy Atiorney--I would say The same thng
which you have done now you have been doing for
months past II Ia not kelv you would be aRnin arrested
Tor tho offence you have been 40 long committing SGch
a course would be unusual one.
Mr.. Roberts-very unusual things ar occurring lnst
now; things which never occurred before. We may OK.
pect unusual things
Deputy Attorney--But why do you apprehend beng
arrested again should yon giyo bond to answer ths
charges now made agans your
Mr. Roberts Because iutcnd doing great deal more
than TIM, which have done. The urgency Of Tho time
Attorney TO Marshal Munayl-He now says be viii
siili persevcre in this business What can be done in
the natter
Mr. Ioberts--Ihe work goes in any
Sir. Rob rs addressing tue gentleman present)-l
want our bows 10 understand thai.
Marshal Murray 10 ncputy Auorneyl-lho matter
may bc LEFT opel for Mr. Roberts IN Monday.
Atiorney-Yes, I agree TO that | would, however,
advise Mr. Rohrr,s 20 obtain counsel. lie would kno"
better how to act
Mr. Robcr,s-I dssro no legal advice. know per-
fectiy we'll how % act in this matter viii 20 baore
jury aud plead my VIII again ray ulst
WI give bond IN the for my appearance when
called on but sill give no r'lmaa,ce for the future.
"r N'uri,s unIlns 'nlS % n,Ila p'.a'aa.a 49,, ~, i :,
m,ht be taken IN tho case He stated 80 gentleman,
after the Attorney aud Nsrshai cft the oihc that The
organization wns PROF against anything which no
oical4 AZ Washington yht do. u was true
thst their action in tho premises was more
10 contend against han anything which might come
England
that tho Irish people and Their llicndA were now ~
position 10 battle M tho cunning or those who against
the popular DESIRE choose 10 compromise the dignity of
tho gr At and generous people of no United state, who
were never orgeiInl q posi- fasnrs aud "ho dcfe 20
tncr bOns Tor the defence ~ their native country lie
knew wen that lhis dupicity Of mon IN high places
woalI not tend much 10 their adv antage Ia The end.
They arc now politically dead; and they wo.ld ~ due
time have q ctan.s " knowing "a.
BEFORE rnE CoAaiss,osra
Subseqg .ni,Y the question of bail vas brought before
Commissioner Bettg N The United States Comnssoncs
Office
Ex-Rccorir sm III sald that Colonel Roberts would
give hr owl 7. sgnzan . appear when casd on and
he VA Vr % Justify IA twenty thour,ni dollars I
necessary
Mr. tJnan j -, Acting United sta,es DIsric, A,t1.
ncy, the - the government Objected to the bond
any oail ingsmach ~ he toIs knosledFe of the
fact rather ,sMr Robar,s had informed him ta n
he elas, soaid back a. once TO srepct tion
OF the offence with whicn he Is charged.
The comrnissioncr-fhas has nothing 10 do with the
Mr. Ailen-Tbe prisoner ~ IN custody of Tho NuvhaI
Tor violation Of the law aud he says u he y rces-rd
edge there ora orject 70 any ball at all.
The Comm lssigner--f ~iil admit him To bail.
Ex.Rccordcr sm.tbIf aso,her oncnoe Is committed he
" responsible for H.
Mr. Allon--I ol,ert 10 this bopd
Ex Recorder smnh-You don't object to tho bond be-
u is not sunc ont, but ON the sIs4nd q what
Mr. Anen-I don't object U he suficiancy % the
bond because am aware that Colpns Roberts y good
for large amount but nbIa 70 " on tho grnund that
he say8 hc viii repeat the uhsnfo with which lac "
charged have teiegrnpped TO w4hngton for in.,ruc
tions and perhaps may bo oyerued by my tnperiorN
The Cnnnssiuner "a he would iako ba FOR Colonel
Roberts he should hayc serur ss in addition "a his
nizsnce tho matter uisn dropped, and tho
court adjourned for the day.
At HEADQUARTERS.
Business went at Fcniap Headquarters though
dunng the day for the transportation of iroop, and
quito a nnmbcr went on by the Albany boat com.
In, bandagcs, kc They appeared 10 have succeeded
very Wen.
At rAxa.sy NAIL
enrolling usual The large hall had not been
OF ened during day si the nurnburs Apply ns for
oupOyme scarcely los than prey Ius "a A.
and the anpcatians werp atonAed Il IL nn anti ~ la
A. abolt a large card sutpguded oatsido the
building with the foiow4ng.--
=, men wi,s,ns .rsnsPor ios VI report at 'he bal 'ha
GsoRes rlsssS, Aaia,aal 1cnersi KKRRIGAs
on th IN the ghborhood of headquartnr and
n front Of 1aminany Hail IL 10 VIZ considerable 40
PARENT disufscon shown by tho d- congr.gsied
those places, owing delay The forwarding o.
tho men. S,iil ns.aefable number dcpauod. Col.
onn kerrFan enrolled nncc Tuesday morning Tam.
nany Hal about four thousand hundred mon Many
then, started Inst night, aud i s aad quite number
viii 20 forward 70 day
ArrYAL rRoM rREsipTsr RoRrRTs.
sr,rEs MAR H,Ls OrrifE
NV Yonk, June =, isc1 !
| TO -rE FENIas BTor' nsnool.
| BR ye- Remember that have undertaken .
| gr and holy aork and not tcr nos Pub-
ic mont WITH humanity Jus,1e- us and irish
| no dom ellis Us On. AMI ~ your brothers IN %.
Il fbg lut fuf tf.lr aud FfN
| With your means - the great Shnt LET nil your
proceed uys show hoS highly You respect tho la.s And
the pr de- % great nation AT tie feet of desIosm Il
of your hafcrs removed there others u
tase Their psoe. and tho nioseiaent can ccozo only
/ through your OSL want of determination.
| ". X HJBEitIs, President n
yESrAss op rng rIGHrrssrH wAKD.
An enhuaasiie Demonstration ~ tn fonan BROTHER
ool Of the Eighteenth ward iook place lat ming In
th. olea air in Twenty second street. cpiner of Third
1 The stand hun. with tran TarcDe "a that
ua s nag was anfaried ssoye be- iio The Gag " ths
! Un0n w. Freisrk y Nat rr ca Id TO the
| cuair ard ~ received wiih harry app.asaa lie sa.d
| thai tbe time Lad for actlun iecGiye bao9
Ne ck once orthe movement for II Va liberty
| aiand l. perhap., fr snothef century. He had no
COZ msn a. the actl1n ~ the rDlfcd tales
su horiics, but r., rcd that the s,i 80
| ~ tbe I ish RIP bio nd fecurrd fsHloid
FngIsh ali thsy wpu bc arkno1iedf = ~ gsrontI
q re.t hI pt8ss1 are of M talte tbst estfy
lrisuman holt d~sr ~ hR NJ art d. euds the
action q rovernm y, u tho United ntes, u ts
Il
\ acu mus - virant. 4, ~ h0 a ~ ~ hs great
4 pn,isse "a veg ~hh sn angly an elton aud = d.
teflnins I'm ihat ~ opposition c.n 0yeuse, fsrpn
| ~ssfe disas ~ drnruy retsr Wead the ~ ext
| gcnker ~. Was followed W tufsq Connolly
AJuant Gca~rd fcr,itwaf nor iB,rOd rel 10 saif
thd ~ lrn Gsnrra freuy the ng ufsr h. arrest
~ had been snt ~ the city BY Gessrs Sseeuy RIP
snt = tle frsnds ~ tIe irh raa iho 1rErnt
sty ~ snudHf arpics ant munitions of the
who already IN Canadian eHi Il r.as.
1n shy tho movement F4gnid ~ EstA ap -
tho leader lad h~ru Arrgifd. Hal tweWuF
been ~ IN bs'ae, Shn NUud lAVs thuaght
/ " t1fn ng lstrt that Mrcuuuff What reAK u
theu rosld ~rs % for shauf1n ng tlc srDr bces
the kaief sas ri an@r kiou aH thg oHoffs tUs
knosn " fane should - irltsusi ali 10 ihe ~
ly Are thst would he ~ uld fUf dist4ftse senient
br men - ~ uuricd would tl0e tlai afsas ~
sup ~ dHy a ffsHh A. FirDus asd i8feieas ahy
in the lsst General rpraf WiD = IN e9inusnt N lAs
sivante Il On "d and eri iearn ~ ulcer sl1 la ten
br adler gsHefai In The serves = TIE uiFd H44fn
fst ths uHdef he c0ininand - snpgsf "a s fIs
or i've days and The peril ~ have rs al ifutHih
~ Longer uncertain Amer tbw cnr ~ 0~uFfsi Ter
rernafks and hdfrepss by ytAsf ssutstn
prnlineui In The xafd TIE fnAsikg adl ufBef 49,
appeal from tha Fised ~ Al V ea a. ~