The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-18

FROM the New Orl. ens Pioayune. Juueo1
The large vessibuls VI the Municipality Hall
dcps.y crowded oDg before o'clock this moruog
~ the interest unaffected by our oiiissus 10
hear thu opinion OF Judge AcCalsb the writ Of
rect The court, after reviewing the authorities on
both sd-r, decided that the Lac lays regular
iorm for sn sfhdsvs that the affidavit made ~ the
spanvh Conrul In this csss. 10 sufficient that nm In
die ment would lilo on Il In . charge OF p~rjary;
snd that there vas evidence before tbs court a. the
TINE OF granting the warrant against uen~rsi Lopos
beyond the testimony Of Mr. Lsbords which justid-d
the proceeding The Of opinion that th- at-
then stated that from the business before hin
imponbe for him to sit and try this csse-besides he
wss hyrically incapable lie would th-rs.ors srnd
the before q United States Commissioner aud he
would name Mr. Baldwin.
Mr.. Hunton tho u 8. District Attorney regretted
that the could not proceed before the present sr
The Judge remarked that It not intended BY the
Law that preliminary examination should take place
dcton Of the case At the present sAge ct the pro-
ce.diss. The court had only decided on this legality
Mr. Henderson questioned the power OF tho court TO
delegate U. q: Commissioner to try the case
III. Judge said he had no doubt thu subject and
that ne should mako the order aud that
the counsel chose they might test thu point The
counsel for tho accused. after consulting together
withdrew their objections aud tn. said the Com
missioner might appoint his own time to proceed With
the case provided 10 WAS agreeable to counsel Il
then agreed that the before tho Conn ssiOnsr
should be organised Mt and that purpose the
parties repaired to the large up stairs where the
csse q the burning OF the chip Russia WAS tried Az
Gen Lopez rose to leave the room. followed by the
Marshal his counsel and the mmissoner the gro ID
In the hall opened space for them to pass through,
and us soon as be appeared they mnediat-ly gave
tbr'e cheers which were repeated again and ssAia
uut he reached the room above, whore the crowd i'm
medst.ly follo~ we'd.
As coon ~ Mr. Baldwin, the United States Commits
sioner, took his seat, Mr.. Hunton aud read he
order Il the court transferring the before tho
United States Com missioner.
Mr. Henderson said he did not think there was any
charge in the affidavit against the accused that free
man souid be called upon answer but a. the after
Ia decided before
would submit TO its decision.
Au.r the court had organized . bond for the ap
pearsnce Of General Lopez. from day to day. ven
in the sum OF three thousand dollars, with Recorder
Caldwell n. security The court then adjourned until
Monday. al 1U o'clock A. VI. The crowd folio vel tho
General into the street, where they again gave him
three cheers and the most eager curiosity prevailed to
his quarters 1T the St Charles Hotel where the num-
bers increased. and great excitement prevailed
The General came forward aud addressed the people
in spanish. We have been furnished with very
rect report OF the speech from which we make our
translation -
Ca snen II find no suissbe expression to convey
ycu the gratitude Of heart for these demonstrations Of
m Rs Tsiy are esnas .r
and my 9 q s% b nal ,b OF
otrtune must know how to bear her eAprees AN pre-
Ceemen whatever may the short.ighted calculations
OF AND 'n ~. pS ssa pgsn re exp
the Lsars and VI aud noble people caunos
be w.ae indifferent to the sacred f freede and hui
this Is; manissvhieh prOo.ia, and enforce. the
national they be known ny offence H.
tina have sought he benefits ~ that awof that
lcpd hrmanity for oppressed Cuba conscious
otlcr II for this must be traduced and persecuted Welt
% 0 l%d accept
be. n IL be crime solicit the sd OF freemen
achieve he liberation 81 oppressed and sved Cuhans
mep ike themseyes-and TO the queen OF the antilles
orimina now aud @ the very las. ma@sni d my Its
reriinseors uprepentinr, and open crisnAfor shall inn
p"fe that assistance from noble and sympAthi.pg
sasreyer shall meet themrom judges from Presidents
Tay lor fun his Cabinet and from shall
tss-ech from God with pusaton OF heart Gem
tlener, thank you again.
AT er the delivery OF this address General Lopez
tired into the paror Of the hotel where he
by great plumber Of gentlemen. who expressed warm
sympAthy in the cause In which he was engaged