New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25

THY CT Of JoHS DUByRRI.-1hi. Gaze, being a
charge Of circulating abolition documents among our
slaves, Up foT trial before our Ma s,fates Court
in this place ss. Monday, and created some excite.
mCut We give below JI!ef statement Of the testi-
uory as Elected or the t.al. The decision Of the
Coat VS.. that Dubeuy be bound in the sum Of
- Coz, with two securities $500 each TO DO present
and stand bis trial before our next Circuit Court In
ceaL Of procuring the required securities the prsouer
was COMMITTED 20 ail. We understand he has made
application FOR release under writ OF h4tea. co-pus.
lie following is the statute under nhica he was IN
C.ded- IIuCl .nsCn's code:
be brought or circulated within ths State. shall aid the
brsi, 2 rcust herein .ny composition manu,rot or
49, ,n tictogt retr cecu aied 10 produ.e dsf
icor the .ays population hereof or 10 sn ang.r the
soI reniisnisy .of any exceeding ten
ears"
The TESTIMONY was as follows:
mr Isseos teeiined That OCCASION, Dabery had
c.ed th@ Post Once making inquiry for rsctsr-,-h.t
of tbs racksce wac prsIt and hat
on delivering then TO D1leny be asked ha ii that
Package ne Lad been squTs for sd that be replied that
lie further testified that Duberry the only man h.. had
received these speeches throUsh this Post Oce In packages
Ir issses nlso testified that be had received large package Of
Sewsids Ittch, end That he was the Only who bad
NJ Kncanlcn testified that be acted Deputy Postmaster
SID Mr Duteny bad received isse number OF Stewards
Col w f. Gibbs testified that be bad found cory Of se
.o IT 81 he lie 5 IN ~ 10
him expressed Abolition sentiments.
n.
beny IN oourety ~tls boy Gar that they wax
down Weshi street in close conversation, that 'hsy
drew his hop be Dubery ,iye the boy Gsre lot
whst lie TOOK pamphlets Yceche End that they
timed down tic ':foct together AID lost to
that Re he'd whe he supposed be the
cid that eccosed him. and upoL examination found the 10
he SewHrc's s1Teches in pamphlet form.
j. H. Sharp terrified hs. IL coHvenat!on with Duteyfy he
said that be incorsed every wol Of Summers spesch.
There 1cic other witnesses examined, bu' this
about the Only material testimony.
Nn CEdy aoIn for tie pTiso or-ile tes6sd tlst
uLery lid bor.L the hes a Sovsri aad SupTer
se Numbers 10 LA Cabs sable and hsi thrown them
his Geek, AID Lt thoy hal lain there sud any rosoa
wanted they took 'aid lie hal ir give
" IN, IN 20
Nh Fife was exsn.noi siei that the boy Care hal
carried irne Of payers DutcUys room. This is about
the amount Ct testimony fcI the prisocoi.
Tie ease was IDLY argued By NJ lialr2on on the
part Of tie prosecution, takiI g the GROUND
st That had been clearly proven hit Dubery had been
,uiy o. circulating inceroiary documentL
e Tlet not Necessary io hm 10 cFc I'at theu but
Ire had roUht thor csus them 10 be brought ar t
rstened bN The proof then the Court bound bind
the d"ic,dent or or 70 snPser Of tie ns.t Cont.
Judge George Il. Clayton apPesIcd on behalf Of the
pisoner, and made en- ingenious speech OF hours
IN Length. lie labored aeduoGry to prove that tue
charge wac not supported by the testimony; aud
at the close Of bis speech aserind that the speccl
Of Senators Summer and Seward were no such CON-
position in manuscript or print os wa: contemplated
by The statute.