New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
THE FENIANs.
pRsn AorrAr,os II oANADA.

BI rRLsGR,PB TO ras rRiBusE-
MONTREAL, Nov. 30-The press and peope oil Csnsoo
are again excited tho Of Fenan raid from 81
Adams Tho Goyersmons has received information that
a large body Of Fonans has left Chicago and Cincinnati
under orders from Col STAIR and Senator Fitzgerald
The entire military forco In this city, consisting OF
threo regmonta of infantry and Of cavalry nave re-
coyed orders al to-day TO hold themselves In read-
ness for forward movement
The Governor General yesterday received from tho
Home Government dispatches iDstructing him how TO
invade the sacred soil OF Canada The English military
officers duty In the province state that they w take
no prisonor and that they hope Gen. oNei VIII ioiio"
their example,
Doubts exist IL jfy can bo had at sweesburg TO try
tho Fenans; fnot they 10 be removed 70 Ottawa ana
tried by court martial The water police of this city has
been ordered 10 Swectsburg Tho indictments against
tho prisoners have been made oa They charged with
being found in arms in the Province of Canada, and
attempting overthrow tho Government of Her Majesty
dispatch was received this evening from Fort Erie, IN
which trouble Is anticipated from Buffalo, and asking for
re6nforcements
THB TORONTO PRIsoERRs-DROsION ON TUE APPLloA-
Tl0N FOB aBw TRIALa TO BIZ GIVEN TO-DAY.
TORONTO, G. W., Nov. 30As IL was anticipated that
the superior courts would hayo delivered their decision
to-day regardiag Mr. hcKen1es application FOR new new
trials the Common Pleas and Queens Bench crowded
with people ANXIOUS 10 hear the result a few minutes
after 2 clock ChieJostice Richards and bis associates
In oBce.rIusiiees Adam aud John Wilson-took Their
the bench, and prcvious any ordinary motion
being entertained ChicJustico Draper stated that the
Court had nade np their opinion TO tho Judgment they
would hot deliver tho same until Tomorrow, when they
expected that their learned brethren the Queen's
Bench would also be prepared TO give their decision on
all tho points urged by the leaned counsel for tho prson
IN favor Of now trials being gr9nted.
The groatcst anxiety is manifested here regarding the
result the prevailing impression being that tho rue will
bo refused; but In this yiow much surprised IL II
will not be 70 The contrary in tho Queens Bench people
who arc eaP1ble u forming Judgment, and who are
intimate friends OF ChlcfIneiico Draper, having ieely
circulated that tho learned Judge Is Of opinion that some
of the objections well founded, and that he considers
the grounds nrgod hi MGhahons case Of much weight,
and desc ing Of consideration. In any some definite
decision DO arrived tomorrow, and II adverse, Mr.
Mckenzie purposes making the application have already
tolegraphcd yon.
Tng CASE op FATHER M'MAHON-BPoRrASF Stair
NgNTs.
A Buffalo paper contains tho following;
We have before us some statements relating 70 the
of the Rev John McMahon Of tho condemned Fcnan
prisoners a 1Orono which throw such grave doubt upon
his connection with tho Fenian invasion, OF which no was
convicted, that they wond Seom TO demand FOR HIM new
trial. irrespective Of ell other circumstances They 90 10
show that Father McMahon in this city both on tho
LIST and the ID Of no last when no was accused OF having
been IN Canada With tho Fenians Tho Inst IL hs STATE
mcnt OF John MtBFide Of Bishop Jimons household IL
The Re, John AcAahcn came 10 the palace Of Bishop Tmou
on the Of me the morning bcween 10 and II r and
bp 10 step INTO ne Dn ard he would 20 and see
Bishop n home, ba the valet brought the swer mat
the bishop gene away and would not he h"c % 49, ,iy
The Rev Faer AeAiAh"" nt Nay and came hack again ia
'"e scteefn4 and o'clock, nnd brought Win hh
travelling hag In which eiace yeper brcyary and
testament vheb be gave 70 tho yalc, IN charge and when
tho present 'iue 10 hc Bishops palace Aer the fe l
rrciyCi hs asng hr and answered him several fucssos
b. holgh hin elound hc 1iy and made bun acqan'el wa
several oi hs friends Then they went and bought some 4iA
iugs &C. Fafhcr MeMhhoa asked he valet II he knew NJ
ana M Vaughan be told bin le d" nnd Father W uss.a
be- uoad 20 ah him tAcm be said no would and ihef
iun tho Terrace Then the valet let
h.n ald dh .ot scc bm ani taorc
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ire indcrsgnod Jotu q. Riley do hereby celiiy that
poke 20 iho ic,. frcr McAiahon on fnay june
D. sla in ibo siogo n ahch an cnpoycd No m Mainst,
lilaio y. where be purchasing under clothing
JOIfN Il. RiLri.
John Corcorau rnd Mrs. Vary Ryan eso Affirm that they
sac Faitef Mcmahon Friday, the lst Of juno. IL is
strange that the testimony 81 these parties was not OBJ
tanned ou tllc tnGl OF Faihor McMahon.
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