The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06

Proceedings.
LIMITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Before George =. Bsts, Csq.
Jurp b--7e N@tAv~ Rasl.oay Ob~pa~y Of Fra~ee ~
Pa,ot 1T wss shsaghs that when the counsel for tho
respective parties summed the The testimony
was concluded, and the Commissioner having made hs
repo 10 the Department Of State nothing further was TO
be dope bu, to The of ,hs government Bu, 4,
amars that governmental prosecutions are PECULIARLY
prvil Sed and wo find the following notice served On
Nessr, G.brai,b and Townshepd, counsel for the 20
| cured
In he Hcer NJ he Application for the Estradiin of A.
guas Parrot. mpeadd, dc -Please u take notice that
further hesrng on Friday June 1851 At 10 O'Clock
AN Your, &C. os conr.., g.. rs a MoSHoGh
In pursuance TO the above the parties were In Court
MI Joachmsstp asked recall Mr. nssandicr TO the
| stand.
Mr. Tovnsbena desired 10 ask the Comniss ioner VIA,
he was about DO and to enter his poes, agas, any
further proceedings in the which had been already
| closed al reported on.
TIE Commissioner said tina. wha. he about to do
take further testimony in the case Of Parrot
ndoiiiopa application, with view TO make further
Mr Towns hend-- Blu, Parrot is not before yoa
Commission er- lie lie here another warrant
Sr. Yowpshepd xished to IL; he AT a loss 10
bow proceedings were managed and bow the
up again after having been once co1ed and
| ported ulon
The beipg sent for, handed 10 the counsel
Mir. GabTaith--lp The mean time we may ask TOR The
authority upon which the Commissioner granted tho
[ warrant
The Commissioner-On application from Mr. de Mon.
theion, the French Consul which was sworn to; but by
misiabe left the papers at my house
NJ Galbraith-we take the ground that any ADDITIONAL
proceedings not warranted Your honor has ing A.
ready reported conceive that tho tion
their remedy submit thai abide hy that re-
port, they also bound tn abide by it. He called
The ober side chow authority by which the
| Commissioner Is warranted in proceeding sne y.
Mr. Joachmssen said that the ailacy Of tae other side
was that they assume that the Commissioner had dshg
co Parrot
The Commissioner said he understood the examina.
ton would Lot occupy more than ten minutes, aud afer
that the point raseo could be argued and ho would
| elder the exception with the whole case
Mr. Galbrah said tha, the Commissioner had already de-
cided Parrots AMI remanded him the hands Of
the sheriff Ttey (oupae for accused) hal taken means
bring him before the supreme Court take him Of
the sheriff. custody aud any yroseediugs here oAs In
The Con, nsioneTIn any event could net decide the
| question to-day.
ckned, and The report OF the Commissioner docs dis
charge him The application Of Sir de Moa,helon does
empower the Commissioner but gives tim grounds for
Mr.. Gabraish was obliged for the ,uforrnati given
by Mr.. Joacnimsscn as TO how Parrot comes here.
| His Information must be good; but far
zee Mr.. Joachin,ssen never appeared In this
rasc except in few pre'imi airy examination;
he Ia entirely disconnected with the case, aod nov
he know the facts better than other counsel
wbcn he present at the time the COmmi -oner
closed the care seems strange and not be accounted
for use~s he ges his Information in exactly IN
accordance with the legal profession seems 70 that
1t is asiigra on The Commits Toner who has already
ported the matter, that council should forward
tell him that there Is something in the
Il seems very strange that the examination should have
been clsed the counsel on both sides having up
the Con missioner having made his report and he Com
missioner and be counsel to b. ign the meriss
tha the nsel for the French govern uent
forw ard to enlsbten Them
rhe Commissioner said this is question of Law to
ascertain il have pow or tn make additional report
Mr aihApother objection Is tina; the prosecution
ban Mr. nssaDier On the ssd aad ,noy exhausted
his eAamDaon ;hev Cannot, having exhausted MS e-si
riouy snt turn 81 hun for examina ipn-they
not from time n tim recall him. The danger Of such
privilege would be that abe witness might, after beng
exa nrrd In fan, be coSeei for a while win A counsel
,isnt huse It. and after being conveysed with for
some time called upon the stand To g se wh,tes te~t
nony they xanled Apoher objection H. all oar sitn.sses
VINO could couira tict Mr. Tssanaier gonsiiodpfer
ard Nell have left We therefore object To this exam
nGtiou, the grornt that II has been ciosei and
YNrt already cent 20 tbs guverDm-nt
The Comnssionef re.eTvei ih- qIestion.
Mr. Norroyh ths called Mr. nssaud,er.
Nj Town bend hoped tho ninAJon -culi MT be
prooesaed nth until they hat the opportunity OF seeing
mo papers whicn the commissioner hss No;
him II ~oUli tot bo jGst to take the to- tmony
then have tho Argument afer wards These conpanans
sc, tue prtooore back n any cot AID
one dsy IN tue Gus, by OF Sasha aaohcr DAY in
Lc custody OF the Sheriff. Mr. Norrosh has q tang 10
bw no me SbtTG and te him 90 send tho prisolers
the aarsbl aud then 10 tho sasnsl aud tell
scud Va 10 'he Sheriff, SOd thus they sp!ilei
ON place 10 nnotber Without sUy written Authority.
e ht pcd The Commissioner you'll not sanc'os sach pro
ceeciFs.
The commissioner did not see how The rights or the de-
fendani wonli be rrel6cei b taking vxAuhal N
urt anu leaving the argument GseT Nari % nc Joint
'ai ed
pro CcuuoD but co nc. know bat Parrot may De carried
Hgay morrow Rad then would he told that Ihs Com
mis- lore baf given hts lection
The Curom--icnUr-I VIII tave and givo no dcc-
sinn vHhost int mating tia fact 10 an the counsel
NJ MoTroFhChe law T. able to protect the Dri 1oner
ur. 1osnshepd-No, sir, you have 60! all Law at de-
Nr Galhath--Tais proceeding has been Conducted In
the mo~i eArAodnary manner by she prOsccuhJu; he
trrcgcncou mas 81 testimony which sh0al have been
ralea la been admitted; &c the proscc ton arc gno
rant Of their duty hold that whsn legal ohcdJn ~
made he eyhuuzon shOad not be proce edoi with until
oar Object, ,s ruled upon.
The Couim rnid TIA, the Courts Of Admiralty 90
rcray rulsd ths, whom Ibern sas iub upan aa obso
son they would proceed 10 hear the NY asi
"a, arumcbt Afterwards. This nol ike before
Jq'y; no mind o. The Commsener viii not b. p'jd,oed
ty hc testimony be Is convinced by thc nrgumsnt: 10
all take The gumen Into the solemn Confederation of ho
/ uboe care.
Mr. Tcwoshsnd- There a statute limiting tho Com mig
'iopcr's jurisdiction and ask viii any counsel pont out
/ one por i0n q II tbet jas,ifes this pToc-edingf
NJ Gsbra remarked that If there any way o. re-
viewing the Commissentr's decision he uoad ssc
much; be had always thopgbi better 10 have o9jcc
ten Of hitch 10 certain ruled against hin
bad testimony Jet In, because he 10 10 aside
appeal 70 higher tribunal, bat here the COMMISSIONER
gi - decision on an obeo lon, AMI VIC have apeea
The COMMISSIONER That lie the very reason am aawtl
ling Fve dtcscn on this oojecuon oil hanI niaoa,
| heaflng the srgumclt
Mr. GalbrAih--Tnen We ask thu, this exsmiua Ion bs
postponed until haze op2ott seiua thosa
IapcTs on wb CD youF n nor granted .ts warrant
Ite Connisfioner-lf Joa Ask for IN aejOuramen, On
- ground | ui gran, Il.
H. rovpsheaa-I do MT wac, 70 ask fer an aslcurp.
fni because d" NOT recognize The rght Of pro
ceedipgs. want 10 The that iced III, Com
ms,ioper u grant N supplementary order.
Mr. Juachins~en siggesci tlst the be SUSPENDED
fot an hour or so uo The Fapers could be o.
| The Commits ione<'s bous.
TIE C0unsssoBer snii TIA, he could ri-e ne eouers
Of the papers from Tecoileoinn de Month Ion n.lcs
for sidhna evidence 20 he taken ssaust fafo bs which
oo1ld be shown thai iAis building In which tbs defend
keut committed house. .ni TAI II
occupied by of The clerks or The colpipy soys
/ rsl OF whom SLEPT ca the premises.
NJ nstsndcr was thea recalled by Mr. Mlrrozh.
Mr. Townshcnd aekoo for the sitRsss b. b. sworn
Tic Corrni 'sioner stid he had been so-n bcslrr
Mr. Joacbmsscn and Mr. Eorrogn objected o. his being
roswort n cortnusticD o. the case In which
| he bad BEEN already
Witness, examined by Mr Horrogh, depooei-t am &C
quanted with The buildings used by the northern Railway
Cornpan! there were Tsrars usually residing "a tnese
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