The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-15

Before Geo. W. Moreli. Eco.

TENTH
Before Geo. w. Moreli Esq.
HEB L-1hs United States u.s. w. Fa5ens aud Henry Bol
to-kr Jsachmsseu the acting District Attorney in con
tin uson ssd Is not to be supposed that this vas any
thing but peAceabe en- graton The river at Greyow,
blockaded and the parties would have to fight There
nothing superior In the climate soil institutions OF Mica
ragua the facilities within the United States An emgra
ton from Europe such pours into the United States leg
innate aud deducibe reasonable motives Again Waller
has not uced slavery into that country and si
suppose that free white would from the United
States sboren and cuvatos Of the soil upon equality
with negro slavess The called emigration no! bona d
set foot by Walker and carried by his agents in
the Office 34 Broadway Fabens the agent of Walker
hts director of emigration" He familiar with what
doing In his ONCE His position necessarily induces the
voton that he knew Ill that going on from the detail Of
where tho pens kept to the business of the highest
poance. was mot necessary that he should be present at
all times Bolton the clerk he issued the tickets and he
may either be recruter detailed Of Walkers OIL
GERS and then be fairly considered soldier already enlisted
character with whom an honorable man like Mr. Marcy
% amserai By
The book produced His crsdbiy is to be passed upon
abused when Il BETRAYED no confidential communication
cent at an honorable mans dinner table
dy % read What they aver are nj ser This 90
cessay to sustain its national honor and dignity words
an are no q De y and e &
United States as well the rights OF the defendants are now
Mr. Msicom Campbell on behalf of the defendants replied
Writer'S on International law oOnsndn that The Untsd
respondence Of our government from beginning Of its
existence e. the day as proving that he
that law, which respects merely Of eg
ap s
dence Of MT Marcy IN relation e gu the points settled by the
were simply offence against international law or viola
sa Of he sS &
from Secretary State Don Fermin the Nicara
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GccapE L. Mhsa,Sn IN and o,S.s sS.hsr.ss as men
iezng Of differences aud assumptions based
Which he could not any show Of justice or
prOprey take Judicial cognizance he summed the evil
oeoHs he pss1 :ens
ast Of he principal witness against him Fuller who
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where they died
months Aer full examination OF the evidence and the law
bearing upon the he erdeavored to show that ndc
men could possibly be found against the deendsn.s be
fore prince. State colony district people, and
such being the the duty OF the Commissioner 10
relieve the defendants from these vexaous proceedings by
qpashDg them al this preliminary He concluded by
insisting that upon the evidence Of the alone the
defendants were entitled 10 an immediate discharge.
Mr. Joachmssen hoped that the matter would be decided
before Tuesday the Grand Jury that day and he
would like TO have the opportunity OF sending the before
the Grand Jury.
Mr. Bankman reaesered that certain high officials Wash
neton witnesses ter the defence. and he in
sisted that they entitled to time for the examination of
their Witnesses The prosecution had occupied the time Of the
Court for and the defendants entitled to be
heard in the event Of the Commissioner deciding against the
present motion. -.
for against the motion to dismiss the complaint and
deliver his decision Tuesday evening at O'Clock In the
United States Court. .
Mr. Meaaher remarked would what he had
TO until the Commissioner rendered his decision On this
melton .
the of the decision being against the motion 10 dis
the complaint MIR. Meagher will the defence In
speech which looked forward TO with anxiety and
interest The adjourned proceedings will be heard IN the
United States Court In the Park II will be relief TO all
whose them TO this examination TO get breathing
The accommodations the oces In Murray street
miserable regards space though we must that the
Marshal deputy Mr. Thompson, and all the officials.
have heen yattep IN q nj