The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-10
THE FENlxN S.

The Trfals mt Toronto Trzs nm. Re.ss and
Cases Postponed = Dr4sSeI Diamond A~-
qnisied--A Letter 10 tie Grswm Cosnsci from
Aiiehaei hiurphy-I1e Advises the I.ib~ratteu
Of all the Prisoners Because the fenIAas
Voted the Den. o~rusic Ticket.
Tososro, Nov. 0, ises.
Tho couE Eies at ten O'Clock fhis morning. Tho
counsel acted FOR the Crown and the defence in the
previous triaIR
Peter Curran alias Doyc, and Henry Luvee nrst
placed In the dock The former In tall, stout man.
with light complexion blue eyes, mustache and
beard, and has the appearance Of laboins man. lie
seemed 10 be between forty end hfty years OF age.
Henry Lavec about the age has dark eyes and
hair and rorbddng counisuanoo. he Was dressed In
shabby suit OF black and wore . white neck,ic.
Mr.. McKepsie moved 10 quash tho indictments on the
grounds as IN oNeis casc and the further ground
tha. che offence took place previous TO the passing Of
acts 90 and 80 Vic, chsp
Abe ndictpsnss having boom read, the PRISONERS. by
direction OF counsel, pleudedenot guilty
His Lordship asked whom the counsel would b. ready
for their trials
Mr.. Mckenzie replied that IL wouh take son,e time,
he had been unable procure tho required witnesses
and aaked that tbs time allowed be indefinite.
bon. J. Cameron thought IL would b better TO name
day the witnesses 70 bc here The Crown had
been 10 considerable expense and was prepared 70
proceed In all the In which true bills have boon
found.
Mr. ncKenzie said no should propose before the end
Of he day that the remainder Of she cases b. deferred
70 the next assixcs
Hls Lordshp said no would De sa,isned With any ar.
rangerneni that could be arrived a.
The prisoners were then removed.
John Gallagher John Grace Daniel Quinn and John
Moran were then placed 10 the deck Grace, since bis
reward offered for John wilkes Booth, he being Of
the troopers who Joined in the capture.
Mr.. Mckenzie made tho Laotion In these cases
in mo Others and the prisoners then sevsray pleaded
not guilty.
full looking man, Between forty and nfty years Of age
he pleaded no. guilty, aud Mr. Mckenzie made the tame
motion AZ before
Patrick Donohue who wns next placed In the dock
quite respectable in appearance stated that he
anxious 10 have his trial proceeded with soon
10 .as 1 sp o and ~ "s
Mckenzie also moved 70 quash the Indictment In this
case.
small with most repulsiye featursa hs stated that
he had served In the Brish and United States armes
blythe middle Of next week, and made motion to qaas
the Indictment
In the case o. william nasor tho came plea was Pat In
by counsel and the defendant pleaded mos guilty and
stated that he not ready for trial
Al this stage lengthy discussion took place between
IN Ss cas-. q W Ss SSs
yesterday and yesultsd IN verdict Of not guilty after
The rendyns d which new Indictment was rreforrsd
against thc prisoner, Mr.. McMens!e, FOR the prsonsr
pleaded asszjois ao2vg ~ a bar 10 trial.
Hon J. II Cameron desired jury 70 be inpanclled a.
4
Mr MckeDze requested delay until tomorrow
Mr.. Cameron said he would Join iasue upon the plea
bu, objected TO possponemsDt There was no reason
why the matter could not be ~ once decided Unless
andavit pot In he could not consent.
M. Mckenzie stated that - FeQursd tune 70 con-
sdsr Tho question and after como discussion was
agreed that the ssue rassd in sas case should be tried
james isurse, James spsnJ1sns ana wniism or wers
then placed 10 Tho dock, and having been a1asned,
pleaded not guilty. and stated ,hey were not ready for
,
In .he case Of Daniel Diamond some time vas occupied
IN empsnsi'rs jury. twenty Jurors being challenged
Mr. noNab in opsniag tho for the crown. observed
that The Indictment charged The prisoner IS an American
been prsfssd The prssssr Wa suspts1 ~ easaniry
ihs aisf y-Hs, = ps.rs rsiisd fvssehmsns creek
ule suspicious sccoust be had evss 81 himself ih,
crown had decDed u their duty indcs nsm Al Their,
we're numbered witnesses b would rrocsesd 70 cal
| John Mc,cslrs sworn-I VS. present al the light q
RAigeway ara Ens.an Eachreu shot there tho prs
q. the time :-Ho said he was an American citizen
and . na,fge OF Ireland. that he was Roman Catholic
and worked paddier thai be usually rcsdsd IN PhlA
depths and lsf there FOR Fttsburg; that he was IL
Buao six weeks before tho raid that he cams
into Canada on tho Let OF June hss be rsturnes
W buaslo the same 8ght and crc1s OYER again on hss
l urfay, whsn he was arrested
i Redeem Eoser sworn-On saturday morning, by III
four miles nom Fors Ee on the banks o. tho slaxa
rissr sssed him ifbs had sny arms no replied 40;
th.a ssafcne him when he told inc be had . reyoive
and put his nsnds in hss pocket and drew II out; tool
from him, u ~sA sin- barrelisd revolver. loaded ou
1 cspprd-
him he safn he no fsnsrr.
Thomas Sou.rsbnry, ssorn--I belong 70 the wcsn
pnsossr wAs arrszd a. % were going dosn Tie rivs
l rri~d out "a Tcnisr !" Captain King then oI
dercs y. . s-re. hlm he SAD be was no fealsn, b.
l rsfUsd whore he from; thsre som
I csrs,dges ix1ssu fs0rn him b. ono Hggina
Ncison Has.nns, swcrn.-ceroooraied the evidence
! TioG rctpsr vas sworn out us,sctrd 70 BY "
Mckenzie The ground that the ritnsss nsae WIS NJ
the bah q tAe irde,maHiL Tho rsniAss arrived
Mr. HcKenzse hero objected hat no ssr tiers wAs
evidence tbnt The rrsone. ys@ renAo Q, and shs ~
~ss proved tan ihe prssnar was evnsssssd ~is
Ms i rs-slp rysrruled The objection
Fxrmra ti1n ccn,nu~dfhoy asked prs H.s4o1s for %
thousand meu, bot thsrs man thxt chr
landed >, the .o~sr ferry and thence prcbsd 10 "a
village; oeshem s-sy e the hro y OF The sta
AM tbe osscrs we're on Tror sress scar ins fcrr g
1 v,ssoHs
/ thing n Tho sls,oF " carry rsyolgsrr
Josapb bo~boggirs sscrD-when ,hs W sia1s iefs o.
farm they weIt down the river road about fonr rniIg
and then ~eni Town the town limo brt~es tey4e
\ wiIlougthy, The prisoner arrested on Tasin BE
/, nby's farm sboat four miles from Port Erie
| fhia closet the fsg The Grown.
The iooaing witnesses called for ne sfsss5ce Z
yoeph Come Gxorn--I reside Buffalo am saps'
| irtedent ~ The Bunso Iron and Nall Co apxvy "
yrls1nes employ for eboata month Jefor. -
ia 81 pgds,cr; lie Vas trnDscnt hand; on The ~
\ Juno has that he was Va Canada when " VI a. b
bore sooa ctsrac,tr am an FnglshrnaB snd tsas
resided The staie since 1870, W nea ~ y-sieHes
Customary ~ carry divers at The tine ,tbtf 1i
good may popie vent over 70 Canada oui vi cur
| os.iy.
hundred haafs ~ fagtory quite elss ~ ~hi ~ ~
Marssfr, -Se~usy rssrn--i rcsso al Black y "
mos tbe r. amer be- bearded A. ny ho5sc; b. "a
there or rr-iaN ths LIT a. June rpunmpag hr Sfne