The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-28

Il Tie United States should 10 TO France, or a. the
French Sob ny lers should 70 the Uatet sss
and The crimes for which parties charge" we're ns,is II
sufficient grounds were showu, 70 sy.fSi 100 In pr
susnce Of mat agreement the d'?,1mss Hseu. 81 the
French Cover ,Dent had App'ied 10 th Presiieot for
the fulnment OF the ooudiicds Of tue ay, ani I've
President had depotec the Commssio - III. AID 10
take the EXAMINATION. He deadly regr tied tao 20 ae
which occurred yesterday; will 80 forth to the sofa
that In AmeHoa they had not arrived at state OF Own
saon; ~ouid 20 forth that they are 10 semi oAoa
not prepared 70 say paper produ,ed 10 oour and
one a the counsel for the ACCUSED go1 OF Aaa
refused 70 give up and the Court being ansos 70 a
She French Consul and hmseli last evening sgsragale
the Circumstance. This taking Of tho PAper bsa
other, and Stealing Oy n oiher ont hs-.he Dsrlot
Arorney-underu,od Inc law Of robbery, 1t Is tne Tor
I'M SeKeon here referred TO the case Of the People
CALL for taking pote In which the Supreme Oourt nesd
thst being Of value, IL was secn'oas taS'ng DC tnen
continued 70 say that the paper taken by Mr. busseed
Of value II that Of Cali did not exclude me-
because Of their being NO value In the letter, would
Mr.. Bustsed-I have no doubt o. IT,
After some further remarks, Mr.. MoKson offered 70
read the document The counsel for the socused woa,o
produce The copy they M made He made that oner 70
Agreeing with the Commssiope that he d judicial
power, he sgain ask,d that the proceedings be post
We have obtained copy Of the letter, and give the
original and translation thereof
LEGATION ps FRANCE AUX ErArs UHs,
WAsnsGToS lie Ter Oct. 1868. J
MONSIEUR II CONSUL GENERAL,
Jai Yecu de Z Monsieur le Mmhre des AuNfes
etrauee pnstructop obsenir du gouverncment dos
EtAs Uns psrestaon ct iexRadition de deux employees
dc compagne du ohem do fer du Nord et leuEs com
plices qui, ap es avor derobe des vaeurs pour une
somme pris Ia fu,te pour pAmerque Ice
s1 man6ats daTies necesairea pour appuyer ma recA
nation d'extadition des ak conpaoles mont ee en-
n sme temps transmis
Le Q0xuynement federal admts que les tncupes rem
tyattt dams Ia cause des yinsn'h uenitoaee dana e
la France ct les Etots UNI, et eeive lee warrants
necess ares pour rsrrcs tatlon des six ooups5ies.
,etes dams vore consulsue cest vous
Monsieur 10 Consul General que adresse les warrants
portant Ia Signature du president
Jecris en- n enc temp NM Les Autfoo C0nsuis pour
leur nansmeFe P0rdre du fcuverncment de PEmpereur
de faire Naer otux des ooupaoks qu 10 rou veraeut
dams leur circor scription.
Jaotion sou vernement federal ne peut pas aer ~
della du Commencement o,senn de lu reste ma'ueeaane
pour Ia pars. playmate etanlir devent 10 juge New
York, devart qui portee psairc u prouve dc fex
sdress6 an secr6saie dEtat lie oerdoat du jugemens
sont rceBnus par lu ooupables fats out sont
impucs 10 ferort pa- les SONS do Pautorte fedevae
rems aux sutortes fraI cases pour ere rAnsportes
en- France ct subir eur process devAns les tribunaax
Jo vous pricrsi de mo teur au o,ursn de Ia suite qui
sera donnle cette Aeare Recevez assurance dc ma
Ps-Hs warrants se,ont dyeotemest envo, 60 de
Conoo,d sute irouvs 1e'ueemsns 10 rre,ident ne.
q ID pose; 10 leitre est reoommandee vos SONS
Monsieur 10 Marquis do Monthoon, Consul General, &C
FREsCH LEGATION IN The UHrRD STATES,
WASHINGTON Dot l, 1855.
NossIurn Consul GEnnRAL:f have been instructed
by his Excelency the Minister Of Foreign Affairs, 70 OBJ
tain from the OF The United States the Arrest
and extradon Of two empioyes Of she Northern Railway
Company and their pcea Who After having stolen
securities TO copsd cradle amount, have taken flight for
America The six warrants Of arrest poOess 70 sustain
my claim the extr on OF the sx cuiprts have been
lept at the time 10 The federal gooenmeM hat
admitted dat The inoulI e (occ-aed) bio.g 10 that ctso Of
c1,tnals desct,d in NE treTy Of ertradson and ne dd
doxal article eri,tino between France Vi TIE United
Stotss, spd has delivered the wrADss necessary for
I o arrest Of the six eulpFits.
AS through your exertops three Of the culpYiN have
been arrested In your consular juris iicon Is 70 you,
Monsieur, the Consul General that send tho va rants
bearing tho pienA.ure OF the President write st the
time 70 Mesars. the other oonsuls, In order 70
anrmn to Them the order OF the Emperors government
10 have those ouprts who may be found In their juris
dicton arrested The federal government cannot 30 fur
thsr than he consent already obtained from W remain.
New York. before whom the affair viii BIO brought the
proof OF the recsness Of the accusation.
Once the judge will have sent 70 the secretary Of state
the certificate OF the judgment be viii have rendered, H.
~ II ID to be prcaumed The ACQUIRED are found by him
guilty OF the facts imputed 70 them they WILL BY the care
Of the federal officers be handed ever TO the French
thoriies 70 DO transported 70 France where they viii DO
tried before the French courts.
Please 70 keep informed of the further steps that
may DO taken in this Receive the ASSURANCE Of
distinguished confederation. SARrI0Ed
p S-The warrants will be sent direc, from Concord
whore the President now w. 70 New York addressed 70
Pieass send for them 70 the Post Office the letter h
recommended 70 your care.
The Commissioner ultimately postponed the osso 70
Monday next, o. IL O'Clock.