New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

TOR0NT0 Nov 9-Tbe Fenian trGlS were Ienew'd &C.
day The Court met at 10 o'cock this morning Tic
Hon. J. H. Cameron, r. A HARRISON, and j. McNab we're
present for the Crown, and Mr. Mckenzie @ C., i'd y
Fleming appeared tor the Fenan prisoners. The follow
ing prisoners were first arracned. Peter CuuaD, alias
Dove and Henry Layelle Mr.. Mckenzie moved in deco
quash indictment, the same grounds moved
on in ONelis case and tho ground that the sfense
took place previous the passing of the acts - and 80
Nic chap The indictment having been read, the Pm
oDes by the direction of their counsel pleaded eny
Their trials the request of Mr. Mckenzie ndet-
nitely postponed.
John Gallagher, John Grace Darie Quinn and John
Moran then placed in the dock Grace, since his IN
carceraton has acquired quite Of money, having
received 81 $50 his proportion Of tho reward offered Tor
the OH Wilkes Booth, be being Of the troop
ers thar joined in Tie capture
Mr. McKepze-I make the same motion ia these
The prisoners then severally pleaded not guilty ber-
ugrd Dunn Patrick DOuohue, FREDERICK Fry aud WHEN
Barker were then arragned, and their trials postponed
Mr. Mckenzie in each case, moved to have the nhct-
mepi duashcd IN previous cases.
The trial OF Daniel Diamond was then proceeded WITH
Mr. NcNab in opening the Tor the CrOwn Observed
that tho Indictment in this case charged the prisoner az an
American citizen, and was framed similar TO o'hGt vat
had been preferred the prisoner was arrested on SATURDAY,
,be I'd OF june place called Frenchmans Creet Win
sixbar-eiel revolver N his possession and ron sns
melons account he had given OF himself the crown had
deemedit their duty 20 indict him As there Wer nn-
Der of witnesses he would proceed 70 call the eyGehse
Iobn Mccafe ,worII present az the fight at Iage-
uev. tbc prisoner made the following statement when ok
down at the me lie said he was an Amerean rtI thh1
fc ras Roman Catholic and worked pudder tlat o
usually resided Philadelphia and left there for P'sndyh
that he was in Buffalo six weeks before me d hit
ne came Canada on the st 81 June a nc !"
Buffalo the same Aish' anu eIVs'eU 0''- "e" VI ''
VIZ" Ph ser o7,-On Saturday morning by d.coiors -
Cent King arrested the prisoner about iou mules non Fort
Ere ON me- banks Niagara River asked HIN y he had
any arms he replied not then searched him when be tod
he had put his h0n0 MS Pocket INV
II ont / took il from him; it sxbarreed Ie'oi'e,
''Sss C1 b Mr. McKenzewhen arrested li be
Thomas Somersbury swornI belong the Wellsul Battery
and was present With several others when the prisoner wss "a"
rested As We going down the yer some one e or
" Fensnr Captain King then ordered ns TO arrest b'm
i he was no Fenian but refused 20 state where he
from there were some cartridges taken rom HIM H..
Nelson gyms being sworn coroboraed tDe e'hehce
Of the preceding witness. -.
Eon Topper sworn, but objected TO BY MI, Nck"nL"
on the ground that the witness's not tho
back of the indictment. The Fenans arrived - Fort
Erie on the LIST OfJuDe.
Mr. Mckenzie here objected that far there vas 10
evidence that the prisoner Fenian and the weses
could not asked what other persons did MI ~ was
oyed that the prisoner was connected with FeniaDisn.
His Lordshp oyerruled the objection
Witness conunedThey asked provisions FOR 10 r' th'
there were not a. many that they landed at the lowe, my
and from thence marched to the village - ....
Cgossexamined by Mr.. Flemng-ltisG customary n% lh
Jo'epb New biasin worn~The Fcnans when hey In
farm went down tie river road about ioE miles Eb .hsh
went down town line; the prisoner arrested o. f.Nin
IIerschegs farm about four miles below Fort Ere 80.
This closed the case for the Crown FOR the n'lehse
the following witnesses were called:
Joseph Coiae sworn-I reside in Buffalo and soIerin-
lov for abcut month before The raid as pudd,;
he ia transient hand; the % OF June heau % DC
was Canada; when with US he bore good character am
an Rngishman and resided in the States since ht ~
excitement II is customary 10 carry Ievoht - ne
time Of the raid good many people went over 70 We ''"
Margaret Sweeney svorn-I reside a. Black Rock tsow
prisoner he boarded at my house he vas there on fa!
the st remember the day BY The boys DsRug seh
fuss looking az the company gong ino oahnn' Hy ~
called the prisoner up IN the morning gehey y" '" ~"
lioss examined by Mr. McNabThe Fenian, were byani
the when GOT up saw nothing OF me ps'iaf S.
FridHy morning. he good character a. Sns e's D. ny
Kate McTague sworn-I keep saloon at Black Rock aud
Know the prisoner one THURSDAY night saw me p"ss
and SATURDAY morning remember the fenans pGSsrs over
into Canada in june last. -
Jenkins and others of NewYork to the prisoner char
This closed the for the defense. Mr. sektn
ze then addressed the jury on behalf OF the prisoner aud
Mr. Cameron on behalf OF the Grown. The Inp then
retired and after brought IN verdict VI MOI
GUILTY The prisoner was therefore dlsehargte.
The residence of Mr. X. A Harrison, Crown prosecution
in the Fenap trials. guarded at night by seii Vi
the 18th Regiment
The following letter was received to-day by II the
Crown officers purporting TO come from Michael hhIbJ
BuFFALo, Nov :: isht.
SIR The Fenians Irishke-I am ashamed lave adj
hsred 10 their enemies Now %sa o 70 propose =, Ic H snS
prisoners and take tcm the American lines and snd hem
over with warning not to be caught again That 81 ESQ 'h
natter These people might have made you l,."t u
hey had gone with the Union party They have gore - y
always have with their enemies and now wiz have 70 81 ,9I
help nom them and little can they get from 1en 81 tLy
want OF their and now they knoE they sh s'a
any they will give no ald 70 thef
invade your country for tne{ see aey can Only 60 's ''0
Sly oountr! very sorry 70 say profess to is,t l
ery bat s 20 the party which does not love Ihy do
NOT understand the meaning OF the word In fact they % rcs
know what they want II they do they 90 r"t si"w
how to realize it, There will be on ,sd To
Fepisn troubles here and elsewhere, you wii tts
40 let 20 prisoners and the only thing which WI 20
agta0rs anything agitate about will be gone All Va, con
ue That il best for Ireland remain under the coito ~
England as they enough 20 control t'"'t
Yours respectfully, MICHAEL Mti'hi'
ARREST oP SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS IN roRoNfO.
BY rELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
TORONTO {. W, Nov. 9.--The police authort'ss ore
instructed 10 cause the and detention Of al ens-
pcous characters found in the city. Under tie babeas
Corpus Suspension Act passed last session, Magistrates
are empowered to cause the arrest Of any persons sus-
peced of couBenancing or encouraging designs against
the Government or people, and To commit them 80 pson
there TO remain without trial bail until the St - JIno
next Yesterday arrests made. -Four ncr wero
committed viz: James and John Dudley, Charles Cash
and Alexander Nicholson The Dudleys profess "a bal
from Brooklyn and are moders by trade. tGsb Gays
that he IRON Lancashire, England. Nicholson r"m
Scotland II is expected 10 be proved that Dudlsy - Az
assumed name the proper name being Donegal
MEETING OF FENIASs IN WASHINGTON
BY rsLsoaAPa ruE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Odd Fellows Hall was we'll
filed this evening with Fenans express their sys ere. IN
response 10 the coll Of the National Executive Cor" " 81
Irish citizens 70 express the sentiments OF the Iii "o
Capita, ia regard TO the trials OF the Fenians in CaradA
Resolutions were adopted denouneng the action ct iL' 'n'
dian authorities calling the United states Cove Aheut I'd
t,se in bebaf of he uoncs Several able speakers
addressed the meeting Considerable enthusiasm was oSPalTt
by the audience and the denuneiauons OF BRUSH d hn
lie eIposons OF the wrongs ireland ELECTED eueg''c mp
pause -, ~, -, g.. - "a.
Inform aon il received that the Canadian auhcss VIII
compv with ~. request United States GOveIui t
promtly furnished with records Of the trials Of Gpi'ed
States citizens arrested az Fenian invaders.