New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09
U. S. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. Before 5. RArEIJt
Esq CommssiOner


Esq Commissioner.
THE SMUGGLING CAsE-APPLIcATIoN TO RE
pucE THE EA1l OF GATES, THE MATE-Nir Peabody couH
sci on c Jacob Gates chief mate OF the CXiol applied
70 the Commissioners to-day for reduction OF bail IN ms case
the sum low required being $4,000 He said that he mate
with the heaItedness and sincerity Of sailor had made
free confession fall he knew; that he was mere insn
msn in the hands o prncipas and MOI more gny {nah l
who brought them away from the vessel; that the penal
tr the principal if would not ,bf @
of $1,000 and rnef or ooh ana t
,he lie certainly onght TO be held for greater S'ou
than the penalty lie has no efIe pr ah trends
S NAV be supposed from his hard and anxious occupation
Were ne e9 man ann STu Of bail would not be too much
h the prisonsr is poor has no friends what his good
conduct as true sailor and honest man has i5euea ,;s
would be abon s3O09 his would be from no Nh s ft 1
tbe Court will feel called upon do more than sentence m III
10 the imprisonment but whatever tis senoehS NY nred
~ onen wea her and always prompt in his duty. ms pre-
, confinement is actually d,ttIoyirg MN aia Is ui5
more were less active Besides which IS aoso
in,sly necesse.y th't he should De our WIN View a ~ 70 de-
subsistence lH' m ths suit We can get bal said r P for
asaut s. COO and Of such character "' WIZ "
Mr. Barrett Acting District attoIne;, aFows4 IN Eeg
,hat his only object Insure the appearaace o. "
far trial The Circuit Court vii, meet on ihr a5' ~
do not now, consider that the ba;i OF sVVVV Is sAJ
The Commissioners said there is little option. ne @
feSsed the charge, anu we ituS1 So">NSi'
Mr. Barrett said we have no doubt That II we 49, I
hail the real party, principal, would De "i!ius ~
bo1 ,d Is, him 90 That the reason why WISH ~ ie
M5 Pssbodr replied do not think we conio 50 % s,
80. M 49, @ ~, tss,iuony from abroad. could give An at
a.. H.. no never had consultation with siy persons IL
Nv Vo ercept ;he boatmen. said 10 him. as ms cous.
;.r.x # ther arg any persons engose" IN 't -, n
80, - baranse would 20 t:sln anG lh9aca III. ~ -
Ao ;Is sald Mr. PEABODY II knsw oil aay eison -
! "nnId foil es fer would have Claims ap'H 1' 49,
there are no such persons mere ~ ,,.,,s-
AZ R,rret SAID he would not particularly uIse IN! ma
:,I;,I,, l.,ye il with the CommSslon -HF e'ooa'
csd thar he should have answer at ciocS'
, hour he waited ag upon The h;I 10
statsd 70 him that he hat c02ciudea 10 'euH'e w
SIS COS. Ga
U. S. DISTRICT COURT. Before Jnds1 aE!.:,
The United States rs. three cases OF al'l1i"-
flowers pspe ard other articles 5m de la RosierTe 20
clagnants-Ths.e goods mpcT,sd IN 1871 N IN. An'
The appraisers Sausd TEEN about SO per csat w
invoice be OF the invoice was uVV ancs'
The jury iou4d for claimants.
The United States vS. SIX containing collol.
.u,p.udsrs A Hae,, caiuantThese goods imported
in January 1872 the ship Duchess dOsaas, from hsSIs
and also seized on the ground of false Verdict for
caimauts
SUPERIOR COURT ............ Before Judge OAKLEY.
Jonathan Young rs. Nathan Z. Platt.-Acuon TO
recover on the sale OF newspaper 1858
called the Gospel Witness which has been tried beors and
already referred The Geendan; contended that the words
Jointly and ssvery had added after the executors of tn
sond also that plaintiff agent started another paper soon a