New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

wo RI tse otIs. 70 keep tie rssos for twsTs monte
ard abstain iioE r1tLiih-'s scJ T1re o.rc.s1g ..
ED 10 i,c csss 10 tueges ofnif Ally 10 tie Sc
ticte M. Gfslsn rrooeetec n esq tsat they ie-
tsttec to chow ttees Ersiisa sccaacreLs thhi the
oC6 bei ar csrcst-ie respectabs cit,rers with
inyuIty..
| GLansu-"
| Nr. Graham, who vac evidently very much en.
oitsd, Jumped up sLt sad DC1'tspes az TO re, you
soouncrei, CT shsl not Be ansvsable .or tie
quercss. sex your Honor b rote that ths ct
tempt to n.imidste respectable counsel. Thses fol-
| tws ineud 70 os;ceture tie eLtns Coart. Ill neck
the first raa zee take cut pencil At this junc.ure
CTR reporter took olt .lis perol and began to take
no.ss TIE first scqu ,in ance ever lad WITH him
s.ouec bin pointing to Dir. Lsehe4 10 be ID
sooundisi. II Ney viii meet NE on any hS 10 NeE.
idk tpointi.g to Lsiiie std bis friend Watson. u
| t.ka the heads of botn Of them. III show them by
Il swelling Of their chops there DO Miss NancJism
al out me lshskng bis fst in their fecesl
M Lssii.-" We are sectiensn-we are 20 pusi-
| l.ts, Mr.. Graham
| Mr. Graham" You sre Cd id English thief.
1 can lick Tie pair Of Jou'
| g. / can't allow it
be nss selt ihstt to the heart Of the only remaining
| psrept have earth, ard tne other night went
down alone ptt tis establishment, intending, If met.
| him or tie curb, 10 whip HIN Ike dog"
Mr. Lesie ssked If tie Couit intended to allow such
| proceedings to continue They we're gentlemen, aud
| Lot blsckguaYds.
Aid Rsed-"If they are gentlemen, one haa sailed
under an ohai fer the past FIVE years.
| Mr. Lesle-"Thht is lot true."I
Justice Osbtm-" Gentlemen, you must stop this. r"
| MIR. GIsham-"The only question is are tao gen.
tlemen to be continually hbeued by these English
trspsports2 They contsninats the air. II stay in
tie ROOM with them much logger, l shall sufoc ate.
tPoiDtirg to them:l See what mean looking English
| thieves they are.'
Nj. Lesliss printer, got up and told Mr.. Graban he
NUT lot speak to him in that way. This style OF COZ
veIsaon continued come time longer, but did not cad
to aby breach of the peace although it wse evident
that Mr.. Graham ueeded but very email pfovocatiol
to make him take of his coat and "go in."
Mr.. Ii sie gave the required bail to keep the peace,
iustifypg hisel in - Geo. and two suretes Of - 800
each. Mes.r.. Samuel S. SherEood and Alexander
| becsne bis bail.
Judge O.bcrp put stop TO further alteration, and
sl proceed were postponed until about O'Clock,
when Mr.. .Ashmead appeared as the counsel Of Mr..
| Lesle ard several gentlemen ready to become bail.
Dir. Aetmead ssked thst the case be allowed to go
over FOR few days, itasmuch az ne wss obliged to
leave town immediately. and ne wished also to look
at some Of the points that nigh. arise the question.
| In tie meantime. Mr.. Leslie wss prepared to give
| bal to any amount for HE appearance at the tine
| which might be agreed upon for the examination.
mead. I a. AID % demsr led that Mr. Leslie should give
! bends at once fer his good behavior or, IN other
words, that be would publish more lbelous natter
fer TIE next twelve months conte nding that were Mr.
Lesle merely held to bs for his appearance to al
the charges already preferred he mgtt come out
with another batch of bels in the next Issue Of his
| newswaper.
Mr. Astmesd objected to any such course, as il was
aisunng that Mr. Lese guilty OF libe! before the
question had been passed upon by jury and that 1t
his intention to repes. the assumed guilty ofense,
which they had 10 light to do.
| Judge Osborn called Mr.. Ashmeads attention to
the section Of the Revised Statutes previously referred
Yoik.
Mr.. Ashnead replied hat he did not deny the 20 wer
\ ,f JvTOa .ho,p N demand tie al
| though he had never known anythcg like il before;
but lie had made most reasonable request IN asking
to have the matter lie over TOR xo days and consd
,Ied that il pushing the affair too tar IN ieius
ingit.
rizapces ard it would not be fair to give him another
Cproftuuty of libeliDg and carcsturng respectable
citizens ain oppo.ed to sho sing him the least ls'
| Iie1cy whatever. Mr.. G.. here became again some
what excited, and proceeded to call ar. Leslie pretty
| herd names, when Justice Osborn told him thst he
| must stop making Of such language.
Judge Osborn stated that he should require MI.
Leslie ss the then STOOD TO give bonds In the
epm Of S. COO being 81 800 on each Of the 70 com
plants, or he could have an immediate examination
On the charges preferred desired but there must ba
some guarantee that 10 more ioeious matter shouid
| be published.
Mr. Aebme ad objected to giving bonds for further
| coed behavior until after examination on tie
chsrees could 10 had not lster than "Wednesday nex'
in the meantime bail to any extent should be given for
the forthcoming Of Mr. Leslie at the appointed time.
He then left Court to attend to plior engagements
| efewheIe
Judge Ofbom then remarked that u1ess the re-
oured bords were given he should feel !, ncumb IN,
upon lin to commit Mr.. Leslie to tie Tcmbs.
| The tiiidavits Of Aie ermen Reed and TuoTey, 10
Guiding tie alleged telous matter then read, and
created considerable amusement am5ng those present.
| Judge Osborn Informed Mr. Leslie thst he mad the
right TO crc;sexanne the cOmplansls II he desired
| to do so.
Mr. Leslie declined cross eIaminson Of the Alder
meD and Inquired Of Judge Osborn if he thought the
amount Of bail required was not excessive.
Judge Osborn replied that it was not excessive,
irssmpch the efdsyits embraced no less than
| different charges CT libel.
Mr.. Leslie after brief consultation with some of his
freLds alaIge number Of whom present Informed
Judge Osborn that he had conclued to act agalns.
tie Judgment Of his counsel and give the required
amount If bail in the case and gave the lanes OF
Messrs. Alexander Douglass and Samuel ). Sherwood
! o. his surtties.
| Mr. Grahsm examined them with rsfsrerce TO theii
pecupary affairs, snd being answered satisfactorily on
that point, inquired Of those gentlemen If they were
aware Of the responsibility they assuming in the
matter 10 which nterrogatory they replied toet they
were perfectly aware of Whist they were doing, and
signed the necessary papers, ppirently much TO the
sui ple s1d chsgrin of the complain ants.
Poor Aid. Tuomey looked dsggers, bu. didn't inter
feie with the reporter.
| LOVE- AFFAiR-PRoBABLE MURDER-USsUCCEss.
FUL SUIToRs SUSPECTED The usually very q1iet
neghborhood Of Manha.sett, l.. l., thrown into d
state of great excitement morning or two ago in con-
sequence Of a young mar by the name Of LEX being
found lying in the road leading to bis residence in
ttste Of insensibilty, and exhibiting evidences OF