New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
,,ge must be betrayed by ne enaI' nppmcd are

sf,.ved by the charter party; p- 4
dfn thstk ,nn Ave hundred individuals ha as;r
-sttered around at the dlnerens AZ ,cr dav-making
heuses, AZ ~, more On the defendants De',r Ia
tIoVJ = Give bail it was stated that te of ffo
brourht on to-day. The surs'r rsas and NJ. IA.
- . and Col X citizen OF IeAas, a Ts;"nu I,
Df'no. GA. ~ Nicaragua; and II 10 dl'il'uis
pt I'll nsse 10 Get suretes for 30 iafgo n-'' A. -,
ar,ed here and they may al AM t',d ea+bw;fb pro
~, = con.ended that the trl'n '1'"N '''
seed. sh.. tho defendant has fail
xti % procecd to trial on the testimony ""''' '0
tTcn given before the Granc-Jury' - g, aosa,se,
NJ, Van Burcn who "a also re,hheu i"' $3.50
ND N The hardship Of delay in the t'isi: ii' -
,ls, Il was legitimate peaceful exp ;" -, 'od
I'm spoken Of in the public papers. 4. o.
the only person who procnreai ne - i. The dplo-
go aoent OF a Government whc MSS yee M. IL
.'nt 10 find when an attempt has nfeh nl'us =! ond
limited States 10 obtain reirets ieI 49,: re ex
n hand 10 find among the family Of ia'i's. ,noons
i;.ion has been openly spoken o. ann no ~ - ~
made. bu Just they wese abou' 70 s'A'' vi" u
dictuont obtained. - hd been re-
i; ~, ~ Of Nicaragua whom ne SPOKE
:: ~ terms az end SAID The Minister heh y uuls
,credited by the United States Governnen.. ~ la
y,rd 10 the idea Of farmers, they were u"uS" '''
~ ones who would Iay two dol'sn oaob per Gay ~
bo,els Gr hoard snd he thought strange TINT they
should remain abOat Esw-fo'', and nogec' the i,r-
tile feds of Illinois srd Kansas where lana can o.
Ind almost for the asiii-. cue uo"h y" -" III
booaay and plant sugar-eale IN the tropics As 10
fhir Agricultural ideas he feared that their pows re
,evolvers and bowie-knives their harrows In regard
to fe Government that has been spoken Of as hard to
IND rmong the famiy Of nations, II Is true she Is weak
and def useless and that is still greater reason why
fiy Government Of a powerful nation should preveh'
INV aggression from its citizens IN regard 20 er
,ud doing would perhaps save difficulty to our OoV
eminent and 10 innocent citizens.
The Distrct-Attoney also alluded TO the la'ter Poh
and said if the expedition were to be AIMED agans
France or any other nation able 20 protect sei tncf'
would be more courage about It. 10 regard 10 'hcf
kind of attacks the European Governments nave go
m idea that they must afford protection, ana nee
already is assembled there more numerous than that
the United States. In regard TO the witnesses one
them kent the rendezvous here II is said and IT IL I'm
Iortant lie should be here. Az 10 the indictment II Il
moi necessary or usual place all the testimony before
a(Irand-Jury-its only necessary TO present to INC
1,yand.Jury sufficient testimony 10 show probable
couse The District-Atorney called upon the Attorney
General Mr. Hoffman, 10 state if that Is nor me usual
and pro1er practice. lie contended that the trial
should be postponed. H..
Mr.. Hoffman replied. lie said that no Indictment
should be found by Grand-Jury except on testimony
ppon which they Themselves would convict. Inc Dls-
fSct-Attorney cannot procure indictment ana then
hope by fishing round, 10 obtain sufficient testimony
10 convict .,,
The Judge also took this view, and said 1t Ind been
bis inyarable rule in charging Grand-Jury. BESIDES
This il is said that Mr. Fabens is an agent OF the ned
States, and Ia DESTROYS to proceed to has post
Finally the case disposed OF as above