The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-13
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TIE Trial or rhs Tsro.se Prissners- Patrick
O'Neii and Pasrick McGrath Fsund Guilty
Their Sentences Deferred.
TORONTO. Jan. IL, 1851.
The court opened a ten A. n, Judge Morrison pre-.
siding Patrick O'Nsil was placed in the dock and
pleaded ssNot guilty. The Crown Counsel having re-
fused to say on which count they intend 70 try the
prisoner offered objections to the trial. which were not
allowed.
OF rhomaA H. MAXWELL and other American citizens he
would desnd that the jury BE- composed Of half for
eignsrs.
j. H CamsroB-Do you want Americana n Jon do.
ask Mr. Seward TO import six originals, - IL viii b. i'm.
possible to ret them here.
Ave years be peaceful and loyal citizen u the State Of
Canada After some further remarks the subject was
dropped; 1870, -. $50. .. a..
crown said the indictment under which tho prisoner ID
to he tried contained six counts and that under law Of
her Majesty was 10 be tried BY court martial,
while foreigners TO be tried BY civil courts The
prisoner charged in the indictment both ss British
Jno Metcsn testified that the prisoner informed him
that he from Cincinnati Ohio, 70 Bualo, and that
the Fenans numbered three thousand i've hundred and
again invade CANADA, he ;sid yes. Mr.. Mckenzie sub
cctsd this witness q rigid cross examination and sue.
ceeded in making him contradict his former statement
Thos NcwbegSing testified 70 having seen the prisoner
on the "a Of june Win g. ola s,s,es
This closed the case for the Crown. Mr.. Mckenzie
then requested Mecafs evidence be stricken out
His Lordshp refused 70 DO so without giving an
The defence having no witnesses to be examined, Mr.
i'm the y M, 4. No
prisoner Il 10 sAld committed an act Of hostility against
her Majesty tcouny Of welland and In that county
he should Be- trcH and In addition the prisoner could
mot got fair trial here where the local press and the
New York HERALD had such large circuiationa The
learned counsel then criticised the evidence OF Aetcal
ana denounced The government IN permitting him TO
force statements from the prisoners .
Hon J. n. Cameron rose TO reply whom Mr.. Mckenzie
N Cameron said he had written orders, from the
Solicitor General allowing him TO reply In the trials OF
His Lordship having sustained Mr. Mckenzie, ana
quested Mr.. Cameron 70 20 seated, he proceeded to
his lordsbps charge The jury retired and at twenty
minutes past one O'Clock returned with verdict o.
guilty HIS Lordshp having been instructed no. no: to g
would defer sentence till Monday.
Patrick McGrath was then placed in the dock The
counsel for the defence attempted to postpone the trial
OF this prisoner until next week, but oil the objections
raised were overrued and the trial proceeded. Inc
prisoner no. ~ on suna om ne d
mont the counts which the Grown intended TO Try
the prisoner The evidence for the vas the
Thomas school and Rev ,. Mcmahon testified that the
prisoner was in no way connected with the srmsd body
afternoon M. Mckenzie addressed the jury. He was
Followed by Hon r. A. Harrison for the Crown, and at
Ave O'Clock the Judge charged the Jury In short adj
dress The Jury retired at halfpas five O'Clock and az
air O'Clock returned into court with verdict or guilty
His IOrdship deferred sentence until Monday. Inc
court then adjourned
Exports af Mcntresl-The Cabinet Meetings
to be Held There In Fnture--Tbe Anti-Con-
fedsrationisfs tn be Represented. &C.. 6c.0
MONTREAL, {. r., Jan. ~, 1857
The exports or canal productions from this port last
year amounted TO seven and quarter millions Of dol
lars an increase Of two millions OF dollars on the
exports Of the preceding year
All tho important meetings Of the Cabinet win be held
here for the prsseu in order 20 have the presence Of
the administration Of the government
The Observation-Disclosures Of Lower Cseads have AZ.
ranged 10 have their views well represented in England
both By delegates and by publications.
The sufferers By the Late Fires-rhe New
Diocese said 40 he sanctioned ~ The Pcpes
QrvsEo ian. IL, 1887.
Afarge rsstinyos bnrned ou. residents OF s.. Roches
and 81 Lawrence was held last evening al jacques Car
tier Ho for the purpose Of securing more liberal dis.
trbutlon Of this rsicf fund. tNtH.
II "a stated tho Pope ssucone the creation Of ner
diocese OF Rlenoshl, Canada Fast, and .hat bun will
be lied immediately. Principal Lapgeom, OF the
Normal school, will probably ne 1rst bishop.
Six men.of.wer apd three g1nboatsy with y totA Of
900 guns, visited Quebec this season
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