The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-04
United state. District Court.

THE tArE CtfBAs EXPEDITIONS
@sNy S-TLs Unsd States JAIN D SAilingr. Louis
sss~ne- 1nd a Irtins i<ts The accused partie ap-
Nr Prescott nan United states Di..-irt Attorney,
moved that they plead 10 the indictment found against
them for the violation - the neutrality ~ 1913 BY
tting out thu steamboat re para for snlauful
peinios agninst friendly power
Sir Osulnvan On bthalf ~ himself ana the other -.
cuad parties Observed that he had been able
eotain copy of th- Indictment aud n Il rry volu
oincue ho desired @ have an opp 1rtunty VI Prung
before tbe accused should be put - plead
Ihoseupon y 80 arranged that the accused should
appear in court "a tursday morning next, and then
plead 20 the indictment In some form
Mr. osulivan then moved that the indictment IA this
Gaze be RENTED 70 the Circuit Court trial
Der the "a section = the ~ 1915 upou-the ground
that sicult and important questions 81 law in
yosvrd IN the Gaze aud le cited III cas- q HOLMAN
AT ,-~~..rtwout, 4tb CEanrb -.
Tya D;str--, Attorney remarked that -. ~ "a
esetlon On the act II SO coss-s M H. dscre
ton 70 apply TO the Coue; for remit on n such causes
a. Ne deemed necessary from the Istrict into the cir.
cut Court for trial that in tb1 GO h. perceived no
a.use for action his par that he va. content 10
Leave the matter "a ne rct Court and be would be
resdy Tor trial q ~ y day lie also stated that there
verr many Of wiz i,ssss on the part ~ tho govern
rnent some Of w1 ~ In confinement and that l.
~osd greatly rIcrta~e the hardship % them and ex-
pene a tbo rial to the government II the cause we're
remittst ~ the Circuit Court IL was however, mat
ter re ~ entirely within the discretion q The District
Jutgs vnder the "a section II the act Of ls6 whether
NJ '<ouid rrmit not aud depeneed entirely On MS
~ pae Of tho difficulties q the case.
TIE Judge remarked. that II the sccused would rect
ioto the % 1916 and whether the case IN
vovsd the dc utie provided Tor In the third section q
that Law If the rcmitted into tho circuit
Court the trial would all probability, be delayed un.
"a April next the Circuit Court would BE- fully occu-
pied By it, appropriate bu.ines ~ the next term
30 far ne 1.-THE Judge concerned he would nj gays
H. dad 20 have the assistance and advice Of the Circuit
Judge but " the apph ation should result 10 soothing
nerr saan transfer - himself from Jurisdiction
into smother, the like recently 10 Ner Or
Ieans then benefit would 10 the accused or the
pubic unless the Circuit Judge would preside upon the
trial a the cause the entire responsibility you'd be
the District Judge whatever court he might sit and
IN that Gaze The might well be tried Ia ths Dis
frci~ S~noNlp the Circuit Court.
- oulI <pds over until next Tuesday.
ne matter TN o. which Mr.. Elias q Drake vas ap-
INC rsod jury $40 then empenelled- aud Judge
vented foreman. -wyn>-am
Eetts proceeded 10 etsrg = GRAND Jury said that the
Judge Bette IN eharging kefore them large number
District Attorney would ~ Ma variety q Offences fr
81 indictments and very ~ had doubt tho Grand
tAgir considerhtion The court milton and satisfy thei
Jury would give them due att,Nd property sob
n't-is whether the charges aiegk a cruel end unUsu
rantaed The first casc a onIudge here defined IN,
N-h~bfnrnt on beard ship The u shch ~ aid u mus
u On uds Offence H. bttfiutf or rnaicu--so that
t' ihtNttd from h.trtd -rveng.pnighpd With unusut
&C., ~ master 0e.i min IA a ty nab.t, revcage
4. ~ 4 Ii. noJ aefaed cause, a. i not Labs
'@"ta 4 80 eiAtl ~. etastlol