Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-08-04
he said in vindicatior of !,

! went to the front 40 =, acton:
At the go -D1 old notFapprova Of y 70,
me the oorn1n ,1s9us, Gen. ONeil osaa.
cannot 5esoriL dnu 10. o. The advance epsr5
saroe faoI;na,a IN. my feelings. I bs5 -
81, 600 rebeis nj. '5Giore; it was wben
ieateu and routed our army Of "a "A a had de-
When nlaahe s.. seized me. I i i5DSO men,
.ne iionl' rai5led them and turna5 IL, Ia to
tunes OF the day and saved 70 ,-l9 o., The for
and placed the stars On two of - s / rankin q.
ais shoulders. He then ssi5 0It Oener-
lawyer in Essex Co., Mass, ana ne !; was
court was then in session. He nat saat the
soon as he heard of the raid and ' rarte az
the States attorney of the COM. "iOIe TO
him to put over his cases for t--e asking
days and started for the frort "o 0r three
stantiate what he said, be reor.- 10 sub
court to allow that gentleranN o ,., the
present, to speak in his behalf: Who J9I was
Judge Woodruff then said .bo. ,
marks made in Gen. O'NeiIis co. lIe re-
be applied to him, and MAT b Ta'e would
would be nine months impriso, sentence
the State prison and to pay a fn ,' ~ e. In
dollars. u I'VE
MoNAHAN's SENTENCE
Capt. John J. Monahan
sentenced, it appearing that ba ! lhen
special command at the front IA Tau L no
prisoned by the United Ststes Nm r. I'm,
six months and pay fine Of one 5a 1IlsAai
..... DoNNELLY.
Gen. Donnelly is sick at homs
chronic diarrhea, and if afidavits . .,'a
effect do not arrive before Monde LAY
ing his bail will be declared foY 60 ~ IL
After the Court adjourn ed g. D
started subscription for the bsnee4 "a, a,
Gen. O'Neips family. A large arna,,o :.
was raised, Hon. VIM. II. Evarts heidi
the list with $50.
INCIDENTS.
During the speech of Gen. O'Nen and
Col. Brown, a deathly silence prevailed
and every word was listened to with re-
spect, and several bursts of patriotic elo
quence are indiscribable, tney spoke Will
a great deal of feeling and we saw tear
in the eyes of the greater portion of tn
crowded court room, they were both fin
speakers and we can ready see how the
gained such power over their deludet
eountryUlen after hearing them to-day
Judge Wordruf is a fine speaker, his ad
dress to the prisoners was very sound
perhaps a little severe.
Althoug Gen. O'Neil and Col. Brown
w0Fo sentenced to the State prison. thew
are not to labor, neither are they to a..
sumo the prison garb or associate with
the other prisoners, but have a room h..
themselves, separate table and to have a.,
same fare as Superintendent Po1Isr5,.
family, and to have the tre,teman+ -
gentlemen, and the only ipoonvarisra.
they will suffer viii be the confnen,..,.
within the prison walls.
THE ATTENDANCE.
There has been in attendance an .ta
court the past week a larger number Than
usual, 1--WE noticed among the prominen,
persons present ex-Attorney Gen. Wm
II. Evarts, E. H. Stoughton, E.o. or.
Attorney Gen. Hoar, Hon. J. T. Red
field, Judge B. R. Curtis, and from our
own State besides the officers Of the Cgur.
Judge Poland, Gov. Dillingham;, Geo r.,
Houghton, Esq, Hon. Geo. n. Dale n.
Fl. B. Gardner, Hon. Merritt Clar' c.
Stanuard, Henry Grout and " .--...-
THE PRISON
Yesterday We were 81 .,.-..., .,
prison by Superinter 49, d. 90
were informed by ; i'm that +ba 80 pu.,- al
county delegation were an NJ, -. ,,.'--'
now confined } ,ore n;ne+v ,br.a - -, 80.
. .I.lg nv women, it is expected ID u,
1nia Il ulii'' r will be increased this after.
HOOn' !" making % persons.