New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

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CASE OF HENRY CARNAL.-This man, it
Will be recollected, was convicted and sentenced
for the murder of Charles Rosseau, at the foot Of
Dey-st but new tfal, on the ground OF some error
i'll the charge of the Judge, was granted by the Su
prsme Court. The decision Of the latter was car
RED to the Court of Appeals by Mr.. Blunt, District
Attorney, and the brought up two or three days
suce. Mr.. Clinton appeared on the part Of Canal,
shd commended on the ground that the people can
Lot oring writ OF error aeo on account OF infOr
q slly, &C. That the appeal could not Do sustained
1he appeal was dismissed
U. S. DISTRICT COURT-Before Judge
J1osoD.-The case of Messrs. OSullvan and La wis,
al, in relation to the alleged Cuban Expedition,
was continued this forenoon. Mr. Van Buren,, for
csfente, said he would call upon the District Ator
ley 10 cleo: which of the counts Of the indictment
=, case is to be decided upon.
MIR. Van also cOntended that the various cir
cUmstances OF the case, the refusal of one of the
principal Witnesses to testify on the cross-examina
llon the abseBse OF one OF the counsel, it being
ere political offence, and other matters cOmmends
], to the favorable attention of the Court
As to Capt. Lewis, Mir. Van Bnren said, not
sctilla Of estimony has been adouced to bring him
within the statute and as TO Mr.. O'Sullivan, ad-
Initlihg that everything which has been said In test
,nOpy isnue, he Is not liable under the statute The
Cleopatra was not such an expedition as was con.
ieDpiated and the wnole thing was in fact broken
up before the United States off GERS took possession
Of her. Mr. Van b went into the history of the
statutes of Congress to so that this case does not
come within them. The object Of Mr.. Van B is to
ave the Court instruc. the Jury to find verdict for
CefeEGBDts.
Mr. Van Buren, contended that there was nothing
shown as to the Cleopatra, which could come under
the Indictment She was not vessel there had
been DO pay given to men, NO commissions issued,
no warllke weapons distributed, and nothing what
ever to partake Of military expedition. 1t has been
to go to Texas, but none Of them we're under
any obligation to do so, nor was there any
organization talked OF till after they should &C..
there. MIR. Van referred to the Law of 1895; of
which that Of 1918 10 an amendment far as to EN-.
brace the new South American Republics The law
was caused BY citizen Genet, Ambassador Of France,
insisting upon right to fit out privateers in the ports
Of the United States, to make reprlsals against
British commerce and bring prizes into the ports of
The United Stsies but was not intended to prevent
American citizens from going where they pleased to
assist other coaIties, &c, and the present case is
not within the law.
Mr. Van b. referred to the large sums raised in
this country to assist Ireland and other European
the money raised for HIN, &e lie commended that
Mr.. OSulljvap, or any other citizen, mas a right to
send elotbg money, or any thing else he peasest to
Mr. Van B. addressed the Court for four or Ave
hours.
The Court declined to take the case away from
the Jury.
As to the testimony of Burtnet, who has refused
10 answer question put to him on the cross exam
insion; the Court sad IN pursusace win decison
roony the direct examination, must DO struck out
altogether.
Mr.. Van B. opened the case for defense, to the
jury. addressing them al much length. He denied
that Mr.. OSullivan had any connection with send
ing pen to Cuba, and that neither him nor Capt.
LOWS came within the statute
After tho opening, the Court adjourned to this
forenoon.
FiREs.-On Thursday night, at a late
hou fIe broke out in carpenters shop In Lhir.
ThQ Grep man WQr q
the ground ard soon succeeded In extingulshng
tie flames. Dsmsge,$5O.
About 81 O'Clock Oh Friday morning a FIRE broke
out in TO of frame stables in Sixteenth o., near
Seyenth.av. owned by Mr. Mcintosh. The hre-
nen promptly on the sTouLd but, despite taeir
Efforts, the stables, together with three horses were
communicated to the dwelling houses adjoining,
which were partially destroyed. Loss about $25 500
BtLLIGKRENT PoIICEMEN.-A fight Oc-
CURED on Wednesday evening. at the Ssventeenth
Ward Police Station House, between Officers Trexh-
man and Kenny, In which the former got nus nose
brot en-, and the latter Was accommodated with cell
for the night The two men, It seems, got into oon
troyersy relative to the truth OF charge which mas
rece nty been made against Jesse Patterson late
Deputy Hack Inspector, who, 1t was alleged, had
pockeied q large sum OF money which ne mao 70
celved from hack trivers With the avowed purpose
of procuring licenses for them. The two officers
Wsxed warm. when TIexamsn took the liberty OF
pulling Kennys nose, and got his own broken ior ns
trouble. In the morning. Kenny was taken oeiole
Justice Mountfort but no one appearing against
him, he was discharged
u The following sales of Real Estate
were made at auction ON Thursday, March %, BY
VIM. II. Franklin, Son & Co:
House and lot No 81 Ann st. lh45 $500 house ana
No "a Ludlow It., 25xs6. sass
The following sales were made by A. J. Blseoker
March IS;
House and 10, No. SO Mott st.. 1864 $500 house and
lot No siI Motst. l8s62 81 500 lots On an g.. ee
tween nth and lth each 23iloO Szo sSch' >s'oO'
fam al Flushing, containing 10 acres. $lseoe
ATTEMPT AT MURDER.-A black fellow
named Geo Oailer, living IN Church ST., on Wednes-
csy nisht discharged gun, loaded WIN powaer
and sluss at Richard Arthur OF Ne. All Thomas 81