The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-13

anu conclusive 81 even the suBposOns of the
opposite council MI. Larue followed Mr. COliens. oc-
oupyng hour and half He resumes this morning at
10 clock, in the Courtroom of Justics Bright.
Report Of Nh. Pseaur's Argumeut.
[CoNDENsEDl
Mr. Prsaz said that the case at issue was of too great
importance 70 be argued by him in language with which
as w \ ns ss I9a1 and hs 4eLe9a hs owed I 70 bis
tongue trusting that both the Court and the audience would
ChaiE a EssBge said Mr. p having to defspd +, Ron.
see before French Court said that the doctrine Of nqut
the less The proof Of the same should be- " but that was
goC9e now condemned by every sensible man though it
support Of the charges preferred by him..
sci for the prosecution They have butt the accusation upon
mere suppostons and they dese the Count support them
but they canpot succeed By taking The evidence qddnoed
BY tem without the slightest reference the proofs brought
by me defence intend 10 show that the accusation
Here Mr. Prsanz reviewed. one after the other all the
dep0siOns OF the witnesses introduced by the accusation
and gifted each Of them in the abst msnner but seems
that N his mind special attention should be paid 10
ne deposlons Of Treseazes. Charles Rodgers Bernardo
Be1ucct and Jose TranqUiliBo Careho.
The accusation relied particularly upon by the prozecu.
ton, found in the testimony of Trescazes This is the
the transaction But may please the Court what IS the
value S3g importance Of thai evidence None intend
Teseazes that specific amount was offered to HIN by
moao would Be 500 IF LSvSe & bms s SS %s Hi v1 me
be would laugh at such assertion Tsscszes moreover
sui and being recalled two Of three days afterwards on The
sLdnQ Hd maNe contradictory statement and said that
answered the Consul that # be would make affidavit and
take out warrant lie (Tescazes) would arrest the man
be believed Theauthoties say that in such case nothp
= % be taken as evidence Trscaz finally says that the
there was no treaty to that effect Is this probable? Is III
T ny 70 oSese tnaL Don Caros de Espaia who has
ntsigenee would have been mprudent enough to Commit
catcher and bold argument with Bin aboat 1ternatioBs
sw leave tolhe Count TO pronounce upon it'll leave
A deal has been made by the gentlemen on the side
OF the prosecution abOH the fact that Mr. Marie has been
with the Consul about half past O'Clock nj night IN
appeaH TO me that the prosecution relies much upon the
may Il please the Coun, find Marie with the Consul st
hat hour rms IS great crime but know Judges Of the
supreme Court lawyers Judges, major generals of militia
shets and our most feSDectabe citizens who have been
ing IN the streets of New Orleans the same hour and IN
omP N5 Tlh mr. Marie Who do m know, this city
tnht MI Mare Is ladies' man. and that his life he has
never eonSocted the destruction Of humauity Oh MI
ing that hour in the streets of New Orleans Won av
taheh them Tor eonspIator nothing 10 say except
Mr. Prsau1 remarked t6at The Prosecution had dsma1Se
III I'VE L9eI n simple charity 70 send the accused before
Their part Of the ucency their cause he contended
tha IN case Of misdemeanor, if the Court convinced
that jury cOnld find verdict il was their bOnnden
du 70 discharge the aecused This not case of feO
taken the broad gIOund that Il tie Court was not satisfied
y M gls Of the parties to this charge that it must be
Iseu 70 Jpiy nave already, sad Mr. p passed in
view an lhe testimony offered. and have proved trust
Have the prosecution, indeed baen 10 snv
material portion Of the testimony defence No they
alluded especially to the witness CarCo who had come into
Iop Io the purpose Of tetaing the bloody inventions Of
gers that Were 10 serve for the immOaton Of hs wet M
and he said that man. that ilutrons Wines lose
ILanQuihno Caen0, made histFumphai eatr6e into Conn
Taxing on one h9nd Mr. Folks funeral Grafton tTapsated
himself ike those monks who in other eountre enter the
Ills testimony 6ss beep d I b 9agEeL IN lhe 3ther
witnesses upon important fact elected bv him foT he
The spanish Consas Poo Jos9 TSo GG rs ys s6 q
Lee Judge bnght interrupted Mr.. PresUx and observed
nlv 0ata ,c
ting IrqHqrtfROl Theu, answered the counsel lei ms
turn back 20 tie witness true Christian name and lei us
that all that has been said in relation 10 Ta1on;In
ought to be taken for Jose. do wish 70 become he
Enough for him. hoping that Bex time that he appears in
court o. Justice he will have acquired experience tea
pretty one and derived strength from the fact that the wit
And lien there We Ss VIM Soo P awful lae
not be bought for $500 but subsequently purchased
on OF Cuba, with the oppOsonto which the defence had
been a1psd he desired to express his sincere wish that the
TONS ana when the time had arrived to broach the subject
legally and properly he would not be found the last to sus
tain the doctrine Of annexation He read in the lutnTe what
the destiny OF menca and nothing could prevent the
on this Continent But enough of thshe had been led to
talk OF annexation flOm the bad example presented by the
Mr. Preaas then proceeded anew to the testimony
OF the prosecution Passing Cook whose evidence for
wonder had rot been dcreded he reviewed the account
related by smith who unlike the viuu0us Rodgers
simply hurried off any other passenger would be who had
reached the vessel almost too late He not thrown
the gaows at Havana as one of the Counsel on the
fully eOEOboTated By Ring and Others il smith was not
70 pc believed, then certainly O0n ought TO be PLACED in
mouy, yos introduce to Mr. MoC0ven for the purpose
Of proving thai Smith told dfent story at another time
You do not bring Smith forward himself ina
gned error in his evidence, but you needs place Mo
Govern the stand to affect the circumstances related under
solemn Oan py smith inns was not the way TO attack the
testimony OF wi ness Smith was in the Court nearly all
Left the city you cite MoGoyem destroy the effect Of the
formers evidence Thus, according to the account of
was taken boad BY force OF thrown on deck with
cbs1d1s M thi ~ ~ Sq IN Is 81 q 90 ~ i shont H.
Sy Wearing psT Of green speetsces-ioI tns 29ipS.e Of
the vessels departure, he is going ln0a coffee house
with some friends to take parting drink There no ap.
also clearly proved that Rey had his passport the mate Of
Sf e be e5 ,aw = dpla eq on me soe ifT & ne
take out passport for unhe must have had some specific
OBJECT ana h9t object was to sail for Havana hey mad
much more 70 fear Ton his pref nded fHendshose iraudu
enl bankrgps and their absttO who put him of from time
passage Tor him o Vera Cruzthan from anybody else.
NJ Prsaur then dwe on the facts eioied from he mate
and crew Of the Mary Ellen in regard To the treatment OF
Key on boa-the perfect liberty he enjoyed the means he
mad Of escape provided he running into danger deah
and the perfect and oonientment he had appa
Ienty expressed during the whole To be sure gen
temen darky innuaed that the mate, the second mate
sailors, &e had committed perjury, OF in other words mad
peen puonassd but the charge was sqpremely geaons
De enleftaned for moment IL ie still born 70 the sIouno
Hon asked us TO- produce The pilot Richardson IN evidences
MS testimony give anV ssnee ~ he pioecatioa Did he
say thai Rey9ppeared TO be terribly frightened and upcom
vdual would under Inc circumstances But the proeeu-
ton would fam make believe that Rey was an ignorant
mana SOFT OF lunatc-whO on board OF an American
vessel with towbOat and pOtboat alongside, believed
himself to be in the power OF the Spanish Consul lpnocent
ored9lily Bepordble ignorance Mr. T, also commented
on the testimony of the cook, Crying joe and OF the
efforts Of the prosecution show that he had told three or
four different STORIES Admitting the fact 10 be true was
valuable ooy IN proof Of the usual spree which sailors habit
ual'y indulge in on their arrival in port
BIT THIS al Rey arrives Havana and bis Ist act i
70 address letter TO the Spanish Consul At that time Key
was Ignorant that move had been made in the present
use, ana yet he whites that he perfectly sqtl.neq on ne
VOYAGES ETC. But the prosecution contends that this deea.
auOn was otesd from Rey under The batteries OF the Moro
eauoa % Manufacture Resistance sep BY ilspdHvah loA