New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-26

e partis ss des dawes. the s,e de &C. 20 - ?, "a
to'h.;e pfoyi.ios. ron i..i : ~.
er!, w. er seppJ The s,reu, With ,hsa there a..
s,sp, p our .ss.s Of s.elity-ere-p & Tbon..
a. " o. ns.e stses ~ ~s Their water there t,-r.
oso ever inrv heard Ct /. .f1 rrsa-, $1,000
ctrieA Zen .,.r.s IL as, t., ... ~ beng
over h'e1-f-d VII eoald acooro "a .uy,bs, -
svo,d1l o~ins s.ou, be bas.-- SIC eo--d no'
resumed aIser- Pee. or -. South co..,
n .. eou b obtred At Bst.nss NIL. .ou,h ~ b,,
lsJFe q,aotiies 10y " 'V''N4eo u very
At tbs point Mr.. Ds Costa came nto the 70 IN. And
,he Di-nct-Attorne! returned in q few minutes With
Capt Deisno Of the brig Braman On entering
me District Attorney requested the Commission
10 commit Da Costa 70 prison, as he had the me.os
lp1ntng to tie CsPiaD Of couvictng him beyond
doubt.
Conmsai ot er Morton sad the man was on. on bal.
ato h. lad no power 10 re-cornuait him.
The District Attorney said he Certainly hal. and ne
would insist that he be committed 10 pri-on
Mr. f. c. Benedct-That cant be. Sir This m,n
has given good ard sufficient bail and what more do
you want
At tbs point Mr. De Castro approached his friend
de Costa who appeared TO be in great tr-pids,ion.
ard epdesv"ed to take him out of the room. Ma,
'hal Heme. however told him be could no, 20 until
Nj hcKeor gave him permission.
Dir Benedict-We will sue both the District. At.or
tey and the Marshal for false imprisonment before
Dight-aDd unl' they careful they Il be on the
wrong side of prison yet.
hr hcKeot-You may sue as quick a. you like
am determined TO put these fellow, beyond the power
Of violating the law
DE- Ces,ro made smother attempt to force Da Costa
ont of thereon, whereuPon the
Con missioner said Gentlemen il is really very dis
sgteable-you are making prison Of my private
Cffce-I cant allow this at all. lent Commit this
Judge Befts ssys have no pc yer to commit
II you won't To hold him. take him down stairs into the
Ma:shalf Office.
lie was accordingly taken down, and the s1i.
Ger on duty sad he had no right to detan
him. Da Costa then made for the door, fol.
lowed by one of the Marshals. who reports that
the last be Of him. expects to see Of him. he
crossing the North River to New jersey a. fast "a
81. am would take him. But faint hopes are enter.
tsiGed o! Mr.. Da Costa's temperance He was
liberated the day after the arrest of the vessel on
e. eco bail Subsequently arrested on a criminal
warrant AID baled il g. 900 lAcc ,ding to -ecton
Of the act passed August ls56 to regulate the pro-
ceedpgs OF the Circuit and District Courts of the
United States, the Commissioner had full power to
commit q pi,oner who is out on bail, or to demand
bail in higher sum-.
The case wa proceeded with.
~ssen bCso he ship Auazoo dh.sins r.iro.d itoo .od
the steamboat Yours Amercs with sl.rse Per.
ward the tus. wihs bstbos in his hand following him
we ma. and boy carving heavy trunk there wer' two or
GsE Absh,% n.is.c j. ..o. am n.tiys Of he
a. 81 . at
81 Eieh.ls Hotel shout the 18th Of this mouth IN M
~ NJ Ds Coss w's peserted t, Mr. D. Cunh. b.
M Rosebhu,.h, b. lterpreer; were inrtduced-i
CsIsu end be as suPercrso be ~ TO transact the busn.
. Ia Cost. he Ssh ss; o. the @ Ct
street ard ts,. BrC.ew.y v. presented to him BY Ml
hteesed IL the vessel be Tod me he VS. csoealr o, ship
r 'J D. CGns' o. s,tuTd.y the s. M'Ga., a..
Se Me- Nv Be- cs.to ard Mr. b. canS. b,s no one
vs. Isf rss 70 n vent fom Ssse on Sod "a. YoaSs
Amor with this pary-ns Cehhs De Costa anil Castro
lie ace Of er ssi iss Gacises Bay, til end,
IOt sss Lons i'sd We were to NEE. soo,her vessel
know bet b, -.no she We sir. .o' the ms ruetot from
or d. cS n nss Mi ou
Mr. Frssss house. Mr. Da Cunha not the
Der G,rdineIs Bay there thi. other vessel
;.s: ws 20 So n - n. sss .% h % t. Oh.
s ssS i, s% 81 IL box 81, aud .I
.woid beef PORK md rice besides quos fl dee
sci wbsev.r va. o. b AID Of the vessel bo.,d
Twas to take these hiog. Ton G.rdnsI' Bay because We
senaS a. soon .. sot these board sail
10, ae So TSoms. va. to 20 o. The COO. OF Aie.
land tia s.n,lemso ntns "a carhs) es,sOi
no T. ssiStG the be- s1' Il , AID o.
is We. to make the coat q A'me. m s,s
here the South coast In about LATITUDE ~ be-
wsTs 81 the Gaze De verdes run the s T. out, then
take the vs.hes aid III OF to tbs coast OF Aires n
wber "a the Of Cuba Lot to stand IL unes th-
sieusl cred rom the score on the coast o. Al
ine OF s,d just a. be dir.sed P.ger .ndea to w.t.
@ 'hs, ws snsd b. Mr. D; A. Costa a, who's, co %od n
PAID IN - Mr. Rospbers told Nj Ds osa Gas the o~neI
S al oil casks s ioc.s on board nohus bd
know Of except 'or.s there were some new % @ S
wktp tok Ter the ID of june shipped i've mes 'h't
ib.y sig ed the articles the second ms'e produced AZ o. ne
here were other ssaor. the vessel OIL ID. lay xs
were sail while the s,esmbes Only Son ~s conns
the se they 70 S Ssp p.'t o -, ne
yer. Aneriesn1 the Only American board nv com
;SS9 C d p' ees :' d. t ea. s1 t' %:
suG have money when 90, 20 Cub. after the saves were
i,pssd draft New iok whi;sessI shose
wss tod ~ Da Costa through RO.enbe that Do Caa. .od
he erand uats IVES rec. nded god doctor tor se
lsv,. The ushs, for u. to de'eni ourselves ss b
tr The same purpose these were also 10 dsf-ad
ourselves e.sinst The crew ~ ese '1 ,o' t-sp the
tie dTs the s.e, b. e.,d
~ 70 bu, Oh. perroe. hesrd him ,nst be bad f-o e
=, an h,.rT I do't kiow what be going 70 90 WIN "
80 ,ny move money board; soon the vessel
We. eiy be tsien Ds Cunh. tire al
~ he, b4ore he oEcefs got bosrd eon'sned my -.
,, OF i.t,ruct,on sDd his. VII h were to ne ope.e
h;e. cor ,a ed o'ber pspers han ikerehief MI tnse
x,re thrown overheard because sc saw ths 80 ~. .,
Tvs. in the cabin. and De Coat. came an ss. E
L. Al The ,,ssmtr; wei sDd a. boUsh Anew .es -.
- 80 tb.n /, wu Iohii and returned IN fee eaei
os 80 ,s bo- ever bat vailed 10 and no aDe 800 a''o
."u,' ..,,S n. Adjourned "a il . ThatsosyS