The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-11
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pubic 0n1ceN to whom sub
tted The papers connected with Rey had been mted BY
the paper in question. myself said Mr. DufOuf, in
eTeticd that had commenced tho persecution But soon
discovered the sophstry Of the communication. Having
not Rey remains 70 be seen who the individual really
ssY y Wa a 3S ~ 49, ~ " Il. slisese aon2t " y.
Of the witness Ayaa sailed upon the 9th OF june Who
NJ Duoa then read the letter Of the Captain General Of
the 18th q July n anSYsI g The Go9sgs Of the 2lth q
be had received letter from Espa1a to convey to the
9 fictitious name, and that the moment he set fOotin Ha
vana he Is taken in charge by some unknown and
his letter that he had vast interest keeping this man
A{aa I9m The nj, Yl .0 Ct .d the public s case s when
Of the Consul sailed to Havana on the q and carried with
Official his Government The people will search and eX
anime this evidence, and they 0 ask what meaning these
rot pretended BY the defence Of bankruptcy for
which Key was apdneted, Ihls case Of bankruptcy Is
Il evident that there is secret police in this country, ins
families Of Cuba who endsavonng aoheve har indie
pendencs Ayaa and oEe1te are concerned in this. How
list and the other remains TO sntrap the victims II
Ayaa aaa io We a he would nave sid that ne house
WA 81 Castillo De- Principe,
sandoya writes about the foolish designs of traitors.
Does this apply to a of bankruptcy or be made
relevant to the arrest Of an humble jaQr9 Tbil sklfu
manWuvfing was not aimed at the life Of Roy. never
thought 50 myself So far agree With Mr.. Laborde who
on The witness stand declared that his declaration was
MI, Dufour then commented upon the testimony of Mr.
oHN A0 bSuANAhon AEVh
the Delta aewspapsr He laid much stress upon the fact
s3ss ls 9nos Of e wGs WIS ne t9dn iod me aPpss
knew great deal ahout secret eOnspaoes and that there
The counsel resumed: Nov let Us return to the means
which the Consul, according to his own language lst in
the sh June with shsasi9 pTopo'iiion VIZ to take
Consul to get the man of The plot now thckenI every
the Cathedral at night whea be walking
ann IN arm, and who are they The Spanish Consul and
Pa
but who Carlos de Espaa One Of the most peetabe
him but in the evidence Of MI Oon see somehng not
complimentary in relation to bim Could there be
Bemgchi startled seeing the Spanish Consul wa king with
stated that he never knew the Consul and had
him, is strange indeed.
given in the evidence the examination, and Aummed
up all the testimony given in the long examination With
there is no doubt Of he main fact notWhitsading some
willing departure indeed After enjoying the hospalihes
of MOrante for month"; he leaves without baggage and
without bidding adeu to his beneaeor. An effort has been
made 10 bring the Of the Mary Ellen prove the
willingness Of the departure but MI D. would not dwell on
the glazing neonssteaSes and contradictions Of the test
mo9y offered by the sailors |! wq painful task and he
And now, may i please the Court win hasten a con
uoduce in evidence the declarations Of Rev while at Hay
10 10 my 0P g h e a. b sSS BE a.
grasp Of the Cuban authorities makes him slave and
truth lie has been made feel the power Of the Captain
General even American Territory, and what 70 con
Consul cannot give virtue these declarations Rey viii
be s,sTe tbst he S;,b y M nf ~ & Vg, s
Nor does Rey give his declaration under the weight and in
examined MI D. then alluded 70 lie stab5ias case which
he had previously Brought in support Of his position; If
he had been sabbed-but on The other hand credible
he wound nofedhe aeoSs Of tbs latter would be Fe
eeyed, and those Of the injured party dscredied One Of
duced supposed case Of rsvishng but M b commended
that ! Es different matter atossl6eI Ise woRan might
do not consider Rey the injured party n the country,
daetsd 10 dsy ano5er nav Is fohI d WIN 10 morrow g
ted the whole country. Rsys decsFaons cannot shake
the Prosecution. From the facts elected, it clear thai ali
the parties accused are guilty Of the abduction and the Con-
sp 4 the head and front o. the whoe My part Is done.
shall sit down and say nothing ese was the rst to
share in the prosecution Of th husns In the closing Of
ths i1poesRos on tbs ceussS Bp vopS Ho1O O
believe that the circumstances Of the case require that i
should be referred to higher tribunal il Will be your duty
70 do In conclusion in the heat fdebats have been
led TO any hasty remarks concerning any Individual in
Court, and more especially the council the opposite side
hope that leaving this Court they will be buried and
forgotten 1.-THE gentleman spoke for three hours and half
and was listened to with marked attention and INTEREST,"
Mr. Warfsld next addressed the Court in behalf of the
prosecution. His speech short and consisted in citing
authorities defining abduction and fase imprisonment We
give the greater portions Of his remarks
Mr.. Wayfiela-l am requested call your attention to
the law under which this prosecution is conducted When
the first opened, currently stated that there
was no law to punish The abduction Of free white citizen
pops pas e6 INV n4 bssS Ssts 70 PIo s
law. and Will reieI yOuT hOnom to Billiard Cumys Di
par % aud ST. This is the act Of isl7 Ia oTds q Know
what Is false we must 60 back to the Common
Law Of England We hnd Che detnition in ~ vol Black
stones Commentaries page 102 This charges
thu laws Of the commonwealth In this there cannot be-
an accessory before fact but the accessory be
aEinapage 3d. 10 which he states that in cases Of felony
a eoRee ned principals Aeoessoes before the fact
fore take the position hatthe Consul principal Roscoe
page 49,, defines what constitutes the ems Of kidnapping
After further observations ia relation to the authof
ties cited MI WaTfed went on to say not disposed
taken up the case with The hand Of master and has laid
Rv s sn Ta9s q 5n Co a9
counsel went far as to pronounce it humbug
can people will be insensbe 10 such caeyhen they sha
not feel udguanta at such vile outrage our soil If such
become nation Of slaves They have attempted 70 Tdieule
P 9ooS ey ps 5 aaps DI Es think s
been violated 1t required nerve manhood and moral cOur
ntuence with troops Of friends plenty of money and every
thing s oyergwethose who insgated this prosecution. We
done what conceived to be og duty and remains for
70 be submitted to twelve honest and impartial
seems however from the facts which the prosecution brought
forward that there was something dark, mysterious and
the light Of day. shall take leave Of the case unless
Il should become my duty to advert to it again.
ELEVENTH Day.. Friday August 10.
The court yesterday at P. M to heaTthe arguments
for the Defence Mr. Preaux resumed in French and for
two houH large audience attentive listeners to his
oelen address. Mr. Penthouse followed in speech Of
hour and hafin which he showed himself able advo.
cate and zsalous friend. Mr. Coleps then commenced
the legal questions involved nthe when the hour
Of 10 NJ arriving the court concluded to adjourn Mr..
COleuS resumes tomorrow evening at O'Clock and will be
followed by j. @. Laue On Monday shall publish the
speeches of Meszrs PTeaux, FoulhOuse Coens Lae
and will add Supplement, should it be necessary that we
may be enabled to give usual amount Of other matter
NORFOLK RESTORED TO HEALTH.-The Board
of Health, of Norfolk have announced that the
cholera has ceased as an epidemic in that place
There was but one death during the week ending
on the 3lst.
DEATH AMONG THE Circus MEN.-Tuesday