The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-29

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Troy City Bank Troy. Ny.
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sr,',ien may not ?. trial Is object I,
whether the confined 10 conformity the Law
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question Of the guilt nnocense accused
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recently delivered y ths sy to the Enrlish authOss
tie esradtion power The purpose ef send
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paper Under accepniion Of the province
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hs guilt q tho .eeussd In this ease The
New the laws Of England supply tho
judges Sero Is saaastoy proof Of the csmmi:sen the
and this cSa on as s mi, Sc: ,s
decision masstrstc order must accordingly be
entered dschagns the writ Of hsbsas corpus alowsdin
Mr.. Romayne, of the counsel of the accused,
asked for suspension OF the entry Of the order for
twenty -four hours, ua &c should have time to confer
with his associates, who were not then present.
The Judge said that il might be suspended for couple
Of hours There various theories in the case which
he should discuss fully when he came to IT, He
considered however, that that there such evidence
adduced before the Commissioner would hold the &C
cused for trial If the offence committed here.
Mr. Chns Edwards hoped that the decision Of the Court
Mr.. Romayne said that If the Marshal would promise
to keep Van Acrnam here until tomorrow morning ne
The Court would not direct the Marshal in the matter
The Marshal n very discreet and humane officer, AMI
there doubt he would exercise proper discretion
Mr. Romsyne in order TO save the Marshal in case no
should be pressed by the claimants, would ask for
twenty four hours.
Mr Edwards sad that after the decision Of the Court
he did not see why the claimants not entitled to
their they would exercise their power dscreetiy
The Court would suspend the order until two O'Clock.
Helbronn Who he said was taken away By the Britsh
authorities on one charge and convicted OF another
which would not warrant his extradtion.
The Court could allow that matter to be reviewed.
II TO be supposed that he was legally tried and con-
victcd in England.
Mr.. Romayne-Not If to depend upon the
newspaper reports.
The matter was then laid until o'clock
At that the counsel not appearing, the usual
der was by the clerk and handed to the United
States Marshal who, in Ave minutes after delivered
the accused the Canadian authorities. Van Aernam
was Immediately taken away route to Canada.
me United Saes James Collier late Collector Of Cali
foyno.-This Ia still The evidence, which 10
principally documentary, will in all probability b termi
mated this day, Saturday.
D0mcstic Miscellany.
The town Of Knoxville, Ill., has been visited by the
dreadful scourge Of small pox, for several weeks past
which has proved fatal instances The disease
is represented being on the decline.
The Venetian remedy for hydrophobia Is vnsyar It h