New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26

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that positive am positive mat me prisoner 3. h e
sword he similar TO The one our own cavalry wear
with iron scabbad he seemed at ne time - ls " com
when spoke 10 him. think that tho prisoner al The bar
Robert Lynch my ground for thinking so IS my interview
different between him and when saw him az Fort Erie
only b. is lighter in his complexion.
Arnnr Uo orih s,cor-I live the lower ferry,
Port Eric; recognize he prisoner; hn on the LIST ~
Jane hast, when the Fenians were marching ~ 20 the village
waist be talking 10 who lived Heoss the iver ms
man told the prisoner his son Mt joined the felans and
ask he prisoner take Of him tie prisoner said be
vond the men who marched up from the river armed
will riAcs md hsyone and were ABOUT 500 IN number
osspt SpLois, SCOy,l IN the nsighoiOod OF Fort
AZ tho time the Fniaus over IN june last saw
The nj soner alout OF clock the morning of June
lcteg Ts mon into line OF march; he hai a word and
seemed be IN command the lenans had taken me and
ohes prisoners the prisoner ordered bis men 10 place as IN
the iuks he allowed rs 10 when We hal maIched about
rhrcc quarter on a mile
Several other Witnesses nom the neRhbOIh0od OF Fort
Eric testified to the same effect.
foHo Ry1R os Of ne F7rcg Rri'oaf,s ric 'rd p's0fs
c-0ce .roftW Was ~ Fort Enc on the Jet Of June ast
st day rom Baalo crossed over quite carly in The
moIuil came over in ouabont drawn By tag thoIe
down walked from Bulao 10 Black Rock
VI Ca"ecoa-NheIe did you get your aIm5i h"a''s "ih
cmIls sisWe got lem IN aHelieen "atcf. ,,,
a. Cn,,o1--No bat did yOa bring theD with YOU OF did
on get thdm aitT oTossngl Wmess-When We Iet Tie
and had arms We crossed hc river arms were given
got thcm IN American water he mnunitivl Was
,iroy d!tihuted TO on the American side there vas ON,
hamilton IN boxes also iouhd or Us ON ino iaoiu4 Suc ll
cOl trd rested ,hc prisoner "aAlng mp ald 4o@i
D, q sword fl
% toward sort A1ei 10 Ia' hm'h 'ItoH, On i'4"3
noon while matching there was man VINO was ~
M, ct Tbsn hon, q. II ss about l1ne 70 leave; se,e1
o,ttIs a stepped aside Ae time laughter leItas
fne witness agan detailed mihuely the position in
which he rocoRuizcu he prisoner sld the circumstances
under which Do first hin in proximity 70 the Wled
l,icf camp was ordered an the Fenial force ms
lnsed tho ease for the Crown. Witnesses inr the defense
then caliad. Too Rev. John NcMahon ono Of tho
fenln pisorers was 'he hr,t sUolr and examined ~
NJ. Martin
an Ioga1 Cet4o ,ers,maq ld es'e seen ~ prisoner
before. - Oh 'ht Isl "l june 80" bi on ihn' o'."
ieee iCy clet tue lamp near Tot Lr', he he'd
lsrer bis hand end srPuJed ~ Do ains notes led
eo.e. iroH some pace dbl h,sI hun gite any command
he Dad firearms N.lh him Mas anelamd arrested with
N.g Iy,I eeor,.se ~ b. Be,t,--I eva tne mother Of
uoAes L}s Who Yves examined ms Qaerns eva nee iee
N. Daam-Do yoa tiina he ought TO be believed MS
W. to,~ooa-I object 10 De question pot In ns shape.
n. so.iia-Wlat n The cheIucteT oi yor son
NJ Hrfi-@ouli YOU ~ ii. mo5tc believe him on rs
c' ~. = would mo-,
ia re- Jao HsHtbo. ,on>S-Iuosl.l II For Erie whom
they l,rGed asrwafd hen there. oficors Who
Wf IN oomioQud .hcr oai7r Arn2 hei1 about ne
-sus pli>oae. ~ho much r-emtled him toy e-od
hlm N~p9in; De- 9oioa con- IAg paoutf Nih POI es - ~
f9r 70 la.o h,yr beard tsa inc prisoner cogl lot
s,uhcr bis ysme i uciio4cd 20 ne perhaps might
H., 81. L-m.arp We Of -, Ieiaa p.soa>s .isl ty
w. N'it'-i thIh q.S TIE Plisa'r az DE ~ "a loi tHc
tlc 1ans were camPdi "a" hiq l1iEg noss lhe ioe
h' be-. o sword On uut may have had one conceal" my g'h
ZION fIsi called 10 bo IN Buffalo some OF iho officers
IN "a 1Iu is Cep ys ts ia Kim, H. &c NJ S
sid peXhu, and Wake he be also he same
Cesci Coa ssti,Ged hat nc him ,aEs foes
16 other wifuessgs al Feuau pr.,onsfs .eIi!icd
thsl they believed tie pTisoue have boon ncw4pfr
correspondent Their testimony was however, very weak,
as l.cl we're siIad 20 cumnaie thcmseiye'
Mt. Mriiu, for deflnso made az Jbe address 70 The
jury. soHcitor-GeBcral Cockbum replied, strongly ugng
= ction lie said IL they believed tho evidence that
hs, been sdiuegd for toe crown, hey iuu: convict The
prisoner lie argCl That although tie defense mad made
vile paper, AMI that ~ hat cspaci'y he had
eyi lenco bad been ediuccd bat such he cgse.
1hr picprc Of the p4per tsd bcr tuan0aed loo
low J. oil not nlemplaie that any nan, II no
ne reporter, has right 70 come oyer, minge With, and
oss lne @ ,olnnend lie reviewed the evidence for the
dcons3, when IN some parts was CGnhicunf, and con-
cIul,d 10y asking ths uy 10 carefully consider ths evil
dcnce and give e impartial attention which u deserved.
The Judge ben charged the jury, afer which tho jury re-
tired returning in hDm with o verdict OF guilty.
Sentence Of death then passed upOn the prisoner.
Before sentence vas passed on The prisoner mo Judge
asked lin he had eny ,hng why sentence Of death
SHOULD be passed 'pon MIN. He said that he counsel
hal aoTed EBdcr great Disadvantages IN not being able
% IfocBTe WJtue from the States that he
reporter. not kr08inc hat he wa, breaking the Laws
o The provinces m doing He declared fhei he took
putin The invasion, and expressed bis sincere tonks
- the earned counsel who conducted The ton aud
- the Court and 1ry for the attention which they had
given his case and for he impartial in which
he had boon tired. The Judge then proceeded - pass
sor'cc stating that b. regretted having pas sentence
OF oath ugon who from his appearance, mUsShaye
hoed AZ tue upper ranks OF society He ssntsnced him
60 be banged on Thursday, 18th December next, and
aided that he had little hope for mercy.
W HOPH OF REPRlEyR-fHg NEXT YICTII-FoPULAR
EXCITEMENT.
BUFFALO, Oct. 2j.-1fe Courier Of This city has a
special dispatch from Toronto, which sys that Col LYNCH
tho Fenan prisoner % be hanged the 18th Of Deem
her thai Great excitement prevas TIC sentence hut
that the people 10 in IT, ard will oppose any
attempt ep eve. The Roi. Mr.. LumsdeD 10 bc tried
to-1f" row,