, 1866-11-04

The Case Of Ecv. D. r. Lnmsdcz-Tho Evt- |
dcnco In DetulI-Arquissal Of rho Prisoner.
Touo11o. C. ~, November c.-The excite |
u,eut In regard TO Fenfan trials rcnains m |
abated. Ills Lordshtp, Justice John Wilaon. |
sald yesterday that the trial OF the Eois- /
eopsl minister, D. F. 1.umsdcn, would take place |
this morning. 4 la1ge lumber og people, long /
before the TING, cougrcgated in The county build
fngB. anxious 10 ohtain seat. Although the con-
stables Stationed 1t &be dl1ettnt entrances did |
theiE best to preserve order and ouy permit those
nbo had right 10 cnies as baristetr, juross. wit
netscs and ttheTs, eon1e maaa1cd to crowd tn.
When thr court opened IL was aled TO lts utmost |
Al ID o'clock hle Lordship took his seat on The |
were Bishop Jones'. tr. Tsueofldge, co!oncl
hes " . Sseeasan A asa ~ md aoa3s s.! ksnp.es
!: M.t1t.o9 "a AsSah, eoa1sel iof d Rres:
lhc prisoner, and +. Featon, representing The !
Amc1tc1n Government.
TT VT Of .hs pttsonef, yoang vems3 Of
hands conqsel, and seemed 10 feel how her hus-
Tic laiy panel being called and the Jurors h.,-
Ing an:w:red to their nam:.. y. F: Lln,s den was
y $::;t s. 1s 'sss;s sss;
Nj. J. McNab opened tho case for the Crown.
End siated that the prisoner, who profeeeed to be
e ssss s1e se'a asa sa e
oR no! ~ eyona Tes IT, Il s9oss"s n.o
peaeeahIe inhaban,s md pi5lastas al shs proper.
~ ;hcy cou1d'lay their hands on, To the lEdlct.
ment ne prisoner I'D pleaded not gui:t. nna
biz plea or not He hoped they would throw aside
Ill prejudice In the ual.er and " The case u BE-
tween man and NAE. aside ftotn religious o. party
amtncd, he would not furtner delay them, bul call
John BncIsr Vas the a5st witness called.
Mr.. Cameron objected 10 his being e1aGtoed.
| the lame Of 1hc witness not appearing on the
Mis Lord hip-I shaii note your objection.
nsst saw lhe pr1sourr nj 4 a. on Friday, lie 1sth
%es soa n" .asra @ sae Fenan. "a M anesd L. VA
Fcnians numbered Go0 OF 200,
| In The employ Of the Grand Trunk Railroad. Did
| not Rork that day. When ! a1st e&W him the
prisoner ,vas Standing ontstdc ny % own doHf; ,{;i
not not hide % 10 = hog POI: ii. ared ap Wien sax
| the Fcnians come. j wanted to drive them bsek.
s sas PpRnss hsa.s
prisoner wore . long coat md plug hat Prisoner
Mr. Came-on-Is that tho eoati
Pttsoncr--lt is the tnn1c coat. Did no: 20 y
| work WHEN heard the Fcntans coming. ! went
"Bo5s, yon betief let NO %, = the 1ed coas a1e
coming along u. lake shore." They let me 20
pd 70. &c them lind 7e eu; 4, as.Ea
speedily 10 see The Fcpians. went ~ zee i Tho
tack was tosn up. Did not sec pEisone: fsona
se fI ssiaIasy IN o1aes 70 save myself from being
shot Only saw priaoner twice On Thusnday and
F1day Ar sq1e say r HIN on II Friday: u,
s,otc That ne vt>is the camp, md ! - Chair.
uan we1t with them. There may hare been q
gea: many the5e Who were not ~ fGnlans; I.a a Ns1,
oner wxs With them. Ne1t SAW prisoner with
Colonel Dennis, and understood be had beer
Hms. sLesris xezt eolltd-Mr Cameson-l ohjcc
10 the examinasion 9! th,s Ttsneas: Hts nam'
fion not tG = n hold. xoo
in one essc holds good in Ill.
Hitaess ssooFn--Saw petsoner two or thIt'
10 party oi persons in ths Fenian camp; Can
! rot mention thelr names, saw hlm N dideren
saloons. Think l sax himbpeaktng to The Fsnia'
nc not 10 be af1s,d-the Fensaua wousd not bur
. me. Was at tho place when the Fentans landed
i5h Al PsssasT e o.defed daS M
oSe5. Ds: ksnpso,,, q S ss IT, Nss1s. sa!d se5oas
a1t s w,Da fn9 10 70 q
coIonsi To- osseii soia @ nc @ to riss load of proei.
Wess.e5eniasd-s.w pri*oner OF Thursla,
: There we.e good many Villagers ID camp, out
i 'oha Insony <7unsntd BY ". Harttson-
. Il Seublgrin'e Farm, On June 1ss- spoke 70 I'd!
aSGSt ~ aos m IT. sx
other load Of ammunition across to The camp
9 Eaieht. so with my horses. The ammunition a
9 ammunition from tic landing 70 camp. Fri
!, one1 waa present when l drew the third toal
s.w him tSise s.T nta h'm ~; ns1s as5 nr,,oo
). ins i ths siliseers d Fol Ene ii camp. r.,
9 "c1e some fOrn Bufsaio, laughing At me for caE1
Memas Nelee,gesn, s,eo.n-was At my far
g near ott E.ic, 1nne Isl. As they pressed son
1i.n n; esp I'd eG ,Ssu. e 1eturaed wih
prisoner, Who represented himself aching - cha
u liu. The prisoner es.d be had not great dea!
d aud most Of them were noman Catholics: : and
. MAS no Feplan, And only came over for the pu
pose Of restraining them on s1css.si ,sa;oi AZ -
to RI d. s'Fs
8 y .s Ss';s Ii esf
ii house 10 supper They thcn gave me the orte
tpodneed IN eourt) which read As fslsxt; qa,T r,r
y Let no man touch an{:h1ns On thls es,sts ,,
d Endorsed By D. F. LczsDEx, hi Chaplain.
nt Canada. told him would E1ve him Mcnu
teoa aai as eoa1a. saa' rc saa ba doing
=. :.1os.ph E<abIfsins. ssrorm;; ! an son et \
;s,Aas a g e e1 sPs wsea s
u stepped up md ssid, come and III make ~ re
OF retuined them. then went WITH prisoner 10
N" house. While on the way Fenian sentry p
Mr. Lum.den said, ana 1 Charlsln, and We "
Isl allowed 70 On. AL be said 10 tents5 was
Of 71os No9its snrorn---Heant prisoner say he '
hc Dr. Eln.pson etcorn-Am Reeve Of Fon E.
~ sesxi4as ssx @ bsoashi before ne nc sna ordered b
- Coivnf, Dtnnis ..so.n-saw rrttone. vi
.1e dI IL teid ne M e ~ va aot Feni.n bat eersy1
no OF tLe Church Of England. Hearing that II
WINS nghilnz be came over TO- admlnissfr coui
l. At his aa:ver, stating did no. zee what use
de- or any Enelith clessynen would be among .
ID Hs,a i t Il r.pIed Fl tesa Il
1os 1aprroaehed saen a. Roman Catholic;
M Mase rer was suffering nom Tie e7cen Of aespe
~ spree. --
ID. Mr.. N. c. Cameron called Dr. Fuller, OF 8
ore titIoncr. Hid Know psfso1e- tince May, Is.
prieoncr, tn February, '65, wae rector Of IN
Church. lie considered his character de<id'
r. eies1 Iespee,, oa'; Sa drank . little TOO n q
-en ar. j. Il. csmerou-I mast object to any
ere dence being given Of the prisoners sentiment
Ese [ss lev. pr: coz, 4. n, A.hop Of the Eplse'
wv ~ under ihe tr,pression that be- went to Bu2at
.os a1axer 10 = verbal citation Of mine. reEre
- ny he tao rendered himself snb5eet to d!sn'
sc q, ny. NV ,he pr.oner is Basalo. lsaye
neo letter from Bishop Postes, and ady1sed n n
send n his Iestgn7iions u ~ 0onoecuoh VIII
ue ". Gr1Aam suorS-Am rector at Fort
The On The evening previous 70 the raid he tod Z
nj 81 he lad
rated m appearance. snEn-d awar. On
.,t~ morning OF Juno 1st :! again ~ hin: y
Ed ~ +, Z peoes a5ns s,oca eas!a sos 9 ..at
Il. r t'eok, cf BToptiy.. O1aIga.' ~ s,eo
sam eonseisst,oa @ wouIa not have Judged him to
1 H. I II. Tatfary, proprietor Of he Mad.san a
er{Nd.-rrisoncr arrived ii hss place on the
! al Nav and entered hte ranc on tee ft2
. IN Se1t Hbsring left carly without paying
zen 'I Err. Nr. HiH *teora.-Am acquainted wtt t
.nt hard writing Ct ~. LnU'sde1. thooks 4 III e
lei reeosa>. Ihat - .,.sa 6s Eaad"h,o1a m t1a..t
Gov and he yonngett an infant ,.r,,.
n nut',5ee, smoFnTKe.iSe ,Sele u o. na1'l i:
ID to Frniau camp never met prisoner. but heaf'
tpoten q Wen, there to assist tee ~eahd a;s
lot is ooh tsaes aftet The tk.mfn q fo sa,d r.:
II, 4. Ea1rsson-Eevc1 mind Whist be tq!d
T. n ,Si. & nITass vas 'Ha .ten e o1 mistake
Gad5 aai pIi.onss Sy General Nci. who ordered h
-, n. B;ltish tpy. ;, x,n INV, tn nroyo II,