The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-03
The frNIANs.

The Prisoners In Canada-True Bulls Found
Against Thomas Coonoy. Thomas school,
VIM. DuEgan and John O'Connor--Their
Trials Postponed Until the 10th inst.-Rev.
Mr.. 1Lumsden to be Tried To-day.
NAeH Nf TORONTO. Q. W.. Nov. 3, 1885,
1t not being understood that any Fenian would be
tried 70 day the attendance at tho opening OF the Court
was not very large. but upon Daniel wheeIans being
placed In the dock the Court rapidly oiled and soon be-
came crowded Mr.. Mckenzie asked for postpone
mont OF the trial until the 18th OF next month After
discussion the 18th inst fixed upon Mr. Mckenzie
hen said he was ready to proceed with Paris case but
the Crown Witnesses not being present. II was postponed
The Grand Jury then entered the Court with true
bill against Thomas Cooney, Thomas School, William
Thomas cooney w hon placed In the dock and pleaded
not guilty. The trial fixed for the 18th inst Thomas
school wa. next pu. IL The dock r. claims o 81 a
fixed for the 10th inst william Duesan pleaded ths
sam and his trial was fixed for the 10th.
Mckenzie then applied to have the Indictment
qnashed on the ground that the different counts charged
the prisoners with being foreign sublects and British
subjects, no submitted cannot be both II held 70 be
British subjects they must be indicted for treason The
Judge 6eerfuled the objection Tor the present Mr..
Mckenzie gave notice that he would move that the
HIS Lordshp remarked that he thought II was in.
, s I the motion should 30 YER, Sn but
British or American subjeciA Similar notice was given
for John OConnor and the Court adjourned until to-
morrow. when Rev Mr. Luidsdsn's case will be pro-
Cen. Santa Anna and Gen. Swesay.
In consequence OF tho probable restoration Of Gen.
swesny TO his rank in the regular army Is likely that
the arrangement entered Into between him and Santa
Anna for planting Irish colony on the Generals
ranches In Mexico will not be carried out He proposed
10 locate them on his property, which conis-
Gated bv Mximian after that sick man should be
PEELED from Mexico and restored intact 10 the house Of
Hapsbura He wanted none but Irishmen, In religion
and habits they moro closely approxmaed 10 the y6xi
can people aud he considered that tho Irish element
would more readily assmilate with the Spanish The
nrst division was 70 have consisted o 900 and be
under the immediate command Of Cen Sweeny, who
was 70 hold the rank OF General Of Division rhe pre-
iimnary arrangements were discussed and finally COM
pieted, but the position OF Affairs Washington and the
possible withdrawal Of Gen swccny may entirely change
the programme laid down by Santa Anna and indefinitely
postpone the departure OF this Mexico Irish legion
Darcy Mctice's Advice 20 the irish.
MONTREAL, Nov q 1890
Hon Darcy MCGEE made speech last night before the
aedouisn Society, and said n he had the ear OF the
Irish people he would say 'Considcr the prosperous
position OF Scotland consider the example OF Scotland:
cease 70 pursue the impossible and mpractcabe try by
svery novoy something that contains elements OF sue
cess 10 the Imperial Statesmen he would recommend
he familiar American word rcconstrueslon and gen
lrous policy towards Ireland