New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01

The ExIRADITIoS OF Louis GRELET.-0n satur-
day morning. Mr. MorrOgh, of the counsel for the
French Government in the late eXtradition ease,
arrived in this city from Washington, bearing
warrant from the Department of State for the extradi
ton of Louis Greet, brother Of Eugene Grelet, who
died few Gays ago in Eldridge-street prison. The
following is Il copy of the warrant of extradltion:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
To all 10 rhcn these presents shaE come, greeting:
Whereas. The Count de sartis,. Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Peupotentary Of his Majesty the Emperor OF the
French hath made rrquston conformity With the C9nveu
ton between the United and Of the OH Of Noyem
Der and additional article of the 2ith Of February p
muus surrender Of fugitive criminals tor the delivery
up Louis Gcet, charged with the crime Of forgery OaH)
And whereas oui. Gree has been found in the State
New York within the Jurisdiction Of the United states, and
IRE GeS.s s,e cpcu, o,t I the Southern District of New
York for Second Circuit under the law Of the United
States entitled An Act for for giving effect to certain treaty
Comprehension and delivery Of certain offenders approved
August r. 8is examination the charge OF forgery
and whereas the said Commissions has found the evidence
produced against the said Louis Greet Is sufficient in law 20
b. t IN I'M in S FbI Ta d 3 ali Of @h a
9PPs By certified copy Of the ." & 70 TINS
Now therefore these presents are to require Of the United
States Marshal Of the Southern District OF New York or any
h c r New York Civ or 70 any other per.
sou duly BY the said Minister PenpotentaY to re-
ceve the said Louis Grelet into custody
In testimony whereof LEWIS CAss Secretary OF State Of
the nited State, Of America have signed
aud caused the Department BE- sf Ied Wash
dener Of the Une STATE, the eighty first LEWIS CASS
To AH kYSDERs United states Marshal Tor the SOutnern
District Of New.lOrk
Marshal Rynders, being aware of the intended de-
paure Of the steamship Arago for Hayre at Il O'Clock
determined to lose time, but to Immediately deliver
up Louis Grelet in accordance with the instructions OF
the warrant and, if possible, send him to France by
the Arego. Through the aid Of an Interpreter Mr.
Rynders made Grelet acquainted with the contents OF
the warrant and informed him to prepare TO 90 10 the
Office of Mr., Monthoon, the French Consul General
Grelet declared he would not go without seeing his
counsel and said that he would not go back b France
at ALL making sundry demonstrations toward resisting
the officers.
Mr.. Rynders Informed him that he had orders to de-
liver him up to the French Consul and that If he did
not 90 quietly or made any resistance force would be
used to compel him to submit to the law
Grelet was still resisting and defed them to take
him.
Mr.. Rynders then caught Grelet by the collar and
threw him on the floor and held him there while the
officers put rens on him. Then turning to the other
prisoners David and Parrot he informed them that 1t
they attempted to play any tricks Of the kind or re-
sisted him wilhelm the execution Of his dnty, he would
serve them the same way.
Marshal Rynders and Deputy Marshal Thompson
then took G;9et to Mr.. Belmont counting house, and
deli,er hin up to the French Consul, who requested
the Marshal to depu.ize an officer 70 20 IN company
with the p-;souer to France The Mszshal appointed
officer Ely neyoe to do this duty, and having furnished
him wit. copy Of the warrant ~ extradition, di-
Iected "a to take a steam-tsg and eet the Arago az
the Nar-ags. The Marshals nephew went down tho
bav with Mr DsyOe and h= prisoner, and returned 20
the Marshals odice at o'clock ?, N. He said t1st
tev y Grelet and DeYoe on board the Arago at the
Nsrl,-ys at O'Clock and tLat GTelet was quite calm,
bav.ng become reconc led to bis fate.
= me meantime Mr. Townshend, one ofthe counsel
f,y the prisoners in the late kItradtOn case, having
received some inaatiOn Of what was going on, APP
peared before Judge Cerke, of the Supreme Court,
and applied for wit oi haJeas corpus. directing
Isaiah Rynders or other persons having Louis Greet
IN custody TO bring him before the Supreme Court OF
judge thereof The petition Of Mr.. Lownsherd set
| forth that Isaiah RyBders the Shead, held LOnE
Greet prisoner at No. 10 College place. and that th'
persors having him in custody, attending fopcbi
| to Put him board the STEAMSHIP, aragO which wa
| 10 sail AZ ~ o'clock m., that day,
Judge Cle,ke at irst peremptorly refused 10 gran
| tie WIT.
Mr.. T,wnshend said ti.fi they we've taking Circle
away without any wairali Of Extraditiop for COmnis
solsr Bets had forwa ded lis testimony TO the Seee
tay q State, OILY TO days before, and Il was impo'
s.b.ethat the wag aut should have been returned .
scon.
The Judge still seemed Inclined to think sSV