The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

and at the taking all examinations and evidsce
which may be exhibited in said trials" it win be freed
from any accusation of Partially and injustice; and
there be to believe that the presence Of
such counsel for defence would interfere with the
ton of the truth that it would subterfuge and
delay supposed by Gen. Concha in his letter to the
Spanish Minister at Washington regarding my case.
II the desire OF the Spanish government in Cuba is az
asserts simply to do justice to ALL It would seem that
there could valid why it should evade the
stpuatons of the treaty, and persist in practically de-
nying to accused person the benefit Of counsel and
defence This ancient rule OF law has been long since
abrogated among vlzed nations contrary iq
the trial any American citizen in Cuba only gather
complications around the already numerous guess
tons pending between the two governments andncrease
the necessary requests for copies Of testimony and pro-
ceedngs before the Spanish courts which you have 50
often and successfully made for
In respectfully urging the liberation Of these views
upon the depar men Of State, must say that have no
rowledge of the persons under arrest in Cuba
Of their acts, further than what read In the public
prints and my only wish is justice accorded to my
fellow citizens there.
have the honor to be, respectfully, your obedent
servant, J. 8. THRAsHER.
This case may probably incorporated into the sche-
due of Cuban outrages which, it is understood, will
form the basis of the Presidents forthcoming message
to Congress on the subject of relations with SPAIN
Marcy is struggling hard to delay this message but the
pressure of Cushing JEFF Davis Forney and the Kitchen
Cabinet is stropg-so strong, that you may shortly
pect the document Cushing says that Marcy in this
State paper will be compelled to write his deatn-
warrant. Nous
The Mexican Consul General Don Francisco de Arran-
gois who the custodian, in behalf Of the Mexican
government Of 900 of The Gadsden treaty money!
appropriated to himself commission of per cent
upon amount ofw which he duly Santa
Anna. The Mexican Dictator thought this too large
haul and wrote back to Arrangos to refund the money!
the ground that his services in this matter paid
for out Of his annual salary Of Consul Gene
raj As nducement however, to surrender the sixty
eight thousand Santa Anna offered Arrangois the post
OF Minister at Washington. But Arrangos preferred
the hard cash. and he declined the mission and re-
signing his Consulate, win probably make the Of
Europe in search of General Arsa The Kitchen Cabinet
think Arangois id fool in not making it at
least two hundred thousand while he about it.
Why not2
PROCEEDINGS IN THE SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON, Jan. B. 1855.
No. Robert wickliHe VS.. Thomas D. Ouings-Appeal
from Circuit curt for the District Of Kentucky; Judge
Campbell delivered the opinion Of the court reversing
and annuing the decree Of the said Circuit Court with
costs, rendering decree In favor Of complainant No.
the Circuit Court for the Northern District Of CALIFORNIA;
Judge Wayne delivered the opinion of the court,
the decree oil with costs,
remanding the with instructions to dismiss the
libel No. 56-James N. Olney Steamship Falcon,
&C., George Law ct al claimants-Appea from Circuit
Court for the Southern District OF New York. Judge Mc
appeal for want Of Jurisdiction. No J7-JXmes 1daI
vs. Steamship Ohio, Sc, George Law e al. claim.
District Of New York Judge. Mclean delivered
want of Jurisdiction No. g. Original case, parte
Josiah s. Stafford and wife Union Bank Of Louisiana.
On motion of Messrs Hale and Coke for rule District
Ind IF fhp tod FIR .udU
vered the opinion OF the court ordering the rule be
made absolute, and awarding peremptory mandamus
prayed for. No o. Original case, e1 pGrte Josiah 8.
Stafford and wife New Orleans Canal and Banking
Company. On motion fMessrs Hale and Coke for rule
District Judge OF the United States for Texas Judge
Mclean delivered the opinion Of the court ordering the
rule to be made absolute and awarding peremptory
mandamus, prayed for. Nos. 3S and 80. James VIII
lams, administrator Robert divers, and John
Goodnipgs rs. Robert divers Argument commenced
by II. Winter Davis fo' appellants.
RUMORED REMOVAL.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3, 1855.
The Star says that John T. Warren has been removed
from the Office of District Attorney Of Minnesota by tho
President,