The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-01

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The Chief Leaders Of the Conspiracy--Colonel
John O'Mahony and Colonel KerrIgan In
cluded-Acts done In the United States
Charged M Treason. SC.
From the Dublin Freeman's Journal, April 49,
EVENING"
The bill Of indictment found by the Grand Jury against
number Of the Fenian prisoners for high treason con-
tanned four counts The first count sets forth the general
charge against the accused Follows The Jurors for
ssy and present that Thomas Burke onsrSse called
Thomas +. Burke) John nCanerty otherwise called
William JACKSON Edward Duny, John Flood otherwise
George Connolly otherwise called Francis Connoy Jar
leth Mooney, Henry Figate, Thomas Joseph Will
s ..a syrne, Luke Fuilam, Eaursnce Fullam.
James German, Terence Kelly and John Beirne,
being subjects Of our said Lady the Queen not regard
ing the duty their allegiance having the fear OF
God in their hearts, but being moved and sednced by
the instgaton OF the DEVIL false traitors against
glance fidelity and obedience which every true and
faithful subject Of said Lady the Queen should and
TO w.t. on the eleventh day OF july in the Of
Lord thousand eight hundred and sixtysix and on
other ~ wen - coaSy sn "a
macously and xaorously together with divers other
false traitors 70 the jurors aforesaid unknown,
did compass imagine, devise and intend TO depose our
said Lazy the Queen from the royal state title. power
and government OF this realm and from the STYLE honor
and kingy name Of the Imperial Crown thereof and TO
bring and put said Lady the Qusen death; and the
said reasonable composing imagination device and In
b oTsq %
matter mentioned that 10 70 sayin order TO fun per-
feet and bring to effect their most evil and wicked treason
aforesaid they, the said Thomas Burke &c,
as such false traitors aforesaid afterwards to wit on
the eleventh day Of July, in the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sxtysix and divers
other days we'll before after that day. the United
States Of America 20 Wit at the parish Of 81 Peter in
the county Of Dublin aforesaid maciousy and traitor
ousy did conspire consult consent and agree with
James stephens John o Mahony, Colonel Kelly Gene,
Mullen General vquain, General Farioa General Con-
don Colonel Qunlan, Colonel Henry QUINN Colonel Pat
Fitzharris, Captain Geeson, Captain Burke, Captain
OBren Major Delahunt Captain Nolan, Captain Bitles,
ts,p Moran Canaan Dune Captain o'Nei Captain
JOYCE Captain Corrigan Captain Doheny, Captain Glib
bons Captain Muragh and divers other false traitors 70
the Jurors aforesaid unknown, to move and
stir certain foreigners and strangers TO wit, GER
tain citizens OF the United states Of America,
and persons resident In America, with force
and arms to invade that part OF the United Kingdom Of
Great Britain and Ireland called Ireland. And further
to fu perfect and bring 70 their most evil and wicked
and intention aforesaid they the said Thomas Burke &c,
as such false traitors aforesaid Afterwards TO wit on
the 18th day July the year Of Lord thousand
eight hundred and sxty-sx and divers other days,
as we'll before after that day. maciousiy and raitor
s, ~ her Msesy dominions called England and to
wit, ut Chester, in tho shire Of Cheshire, 10 wit,
the parish OF Saint Peter in the county Of Dublin
number OF false traitors. TO the number OF three
thousand in order TO raise rebellion and insurrection
therein, and TO seize on, take. and carry away
Weapons the property OF her Majesty, wherowth they
might the better arm themselves and light against the
The next section Of the FIRST count charges that the
accused did conspre with the persons named and other
bcon and war against the Queen. and "wh force and
arms the parish OF Talaght in the county OF Dublin
maciorsy and traitorousy did arm themselves win ana
tolls and pixies with intent TO associate themselves with
divers other false traitors armed with guns pistols and
pixies whose 70 the said jurors UNKNOWN ior
The purpose OF raising ievying and making public In
surrection rebellion and against our said Lady The
1 or ssa smouss sbo faithful subjects Of our
said Lady the Queen within ths realm" -.
The subsequent sections charge ass g,sonsrs KIN
mallock, Bayknockane, Ballyhurst and Drogneda
The second repeats the overt acts ~ 10 the
Lady Queen not regarding the duty Of their aeg-
ance" aud the words wholly Withdrawing the alegi-
snc fidelity and obedience which every true ana ane d
right ought 70 bear toward said Lady the Queen
The third count charges that the accused and Others did
In the county Dublin and the fourth again sets out the
illegal acts relative 70 the attack upon the police barracks
array sSsmssvss IN wss,its manner and did then and
there make warke attack upon and nre 81 body OF
conssabsss then and there lawfully assembled 10 The
due execution Of their duty and then and there dd
make warke attack upon certain dwelIinghouse and
barsck in which divers oonssablss Of her Majesty then
render 70 the Irish Republic and did fre upon said con-
stables and then did compel the said consabes 70 sur
render the said house 70 them The aid traitors"
The Infer0ers from America.
In the list Of Witnesses 70 b produced BY the Crown
against the prisoners indicted for high treason at the
special Commission and 70 be resumed wednesday,
the 24sh q April when the trial Of the Fenian prison.
en would proceed forthwith arc the following
persons connected with the United States q
America They are thus described amongst over
two hundred othcrs --Pstrick Condor, other
wise called Godfrey Massey, formerly colonel
in the Confederate Army Of the Southern States Of
North America; Afterwards canva@er for CONNER
css HOUSE IN New Orleans and q occupation
formerly Phsau's co0ce house. ~ New Jevee In the
city OF New Orleans, America, afterwards Tavssock
street. In the county OF Mddeeex In England and nov
the Once OF the Metropolitan Police Lower Castle yard
county Of the city Of Dublin John Joseph Corydon
formerly lieutenant In the United States Of America
and 1t present no Professions late The Commercial Hotel
Isngton Liverpool In England, and now the station Of
the Nstropclan Police, Chancsry lane county Of ths
| city Of Dublin John Dsvany formerly a clerk in
mercantile establishment In New York, and Al present
no profession; late Ridge street. New York. In. th'
United States Of America and the station Of III
Metropolitan Police. chancsry lane. county Of che c
l Of DubtA