The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-09

TNb00 slabs Bsnca have been disposed Of q llbs per
Swt we quote common blocks, llss.; bars llsa re-
ruRrrsINn. Rough nominauy los Spirits American,
The TIA market is very dull Common Congou lo1ld.
per h.
srHIrxR, fA GA los.
Ahalrs In Australls.
THE MUTINyxRs OF THE AMERICAN SHIP JUNIOR
MuTINY ON BOARD THE TORNADo-Aaassrs BY
1HE AMERICAN CoNsUL-ANorHsR NAVAL DIFF
Guilty WITH ENGLAND THE GOLD FIaLDS-REvE-
NUE. RETURNS, ETC.
We have received our nes from Australia dated at
sydney llth and Melbourne 18th Of April. The papers
contain number Of interesting items MOI noticed Ia
the summary te!egrsphed from suez.
ThAsydney Empire Of April 10 has the following
No further Intelligence having been received OF the
remaining two of the deserteTs from the American whale
tie Vciors police shortly after the seizure Of their com
rades the case proceeded with and brought to
conclusion the 10th ultmo at the Water Police Court
before the wkter Police magnirste, @ Elliott, Aq, and
Captain Deloitte The American Consul was present.
one Of the prisoners lad OF eighteen, Is
ma o sa& was ~ MI
The Of the different witnesses taken on Jus
occasions were again read over for the benefit OF the
four last prisoners and further examination took place
Nothing, however, elected beyond what has
already transpref, and the eight prsoners-Cyrus
Stanley, Joseph Brooks, William Sampson, Adam
Csnnal and William derbert-were committed TO
Darnghurat jail TO await the decision OF government a.
enon Of the 10 send them back to the United
States for trial. and perceive that advertisement
has appeared columns for guardIor the safe trans
mission Of the prisoners. All the Will therefore be
returned 70 America being the opinion Of our suthori
ties that the offence besg committed under the American
flag is similar committed in America aud that the
fact OF one Of the prisoners being Eogshman would not
be sufficient reason for his detention in the country
The Melbourne Argus Of March 81 ssys:-An nvest
ton was held yesterday board the ship Tornado, By
the American Consul NJ Tsreton, Esq., TO inquire into
the Of mutny that had board Of that
vessel during her voyage from Liverpool to this port
Three of the had been shot the second and
one had died few hours after from wound he received
The inquiry was Tor the purpose OF ascesanng whether
the second mate justified in reso1ng TO the
measures he adopted. Eight prisoners brought up
in ons % they were charged by the captain Of the ship
with being the principal leaders the mutny that had
taken place. Alter = lengthy Investigation NJ. Tarieton
he he he LIQUID not Ss usSed = SIv
ing them their liberty until he could with ship
take them home 10 the Ulited States.
The above case noticed Ia the Melbourne Legisla-
tive Assembly on 18th Of April, thus
Mr.. TooD gave Ioco tnsl, On the following day, he
would AK the honorable the Attorney General the follow
ing questions:-
their opinion thai he Consul foreisn nation had BY The
q lsa S.sa
and .ah
whshsr hsy have objection TO lay copy OF hon the
Whsih.i Inc Attorney General was aware A.. the per-
%osr on board The S 70 such
mock .Iisl, landed wnIAm.own. whence they were re-
opinion hat zen sssuming The American Consul hal urs
70 reclaim person who had qaed such vessel and had
Whphsri ss .rns ,hss Ss nssscn. ,,s Ars,,n
Consul Imprisoned and whom he threatened 10 snip 70
but are Britsh sabjests
Whether va, In consequsnce Of any opinion given BY
NV tns IN ~. S % nny
% l., cssv ~ me s ,
70 the Tornado " ~ '~N ~
s. wheeler II the persons alluded to had been Kidnapped
by o O
ney Genera was PREPARED Il he cona po prodae s
tus British colonial, any proceed any worn GA
hose per.oa. ~ sply1s for VIII o. s.ssss oorpus IN
order x pr9c ,ssss ,nsr ssr; S
he law Of Ensisnd the Attorney General Rsd moi ass
y ns Q have sS ne. PLACED MA for , :S's
T. wSesher The saorns, General was sxAre that the Tor
sc although American oui was 'A''srsa0 British sub
s ns s e 20 u whom
&. sn
sasfori,s. Of i hi. colony INTO '' H'e' y
Mp o'suASAssy ssd that the ,er,es of questions of
which me honorable member Ssa given notice involved
syca acs, ~ ,rnrrv ara hs ans ,aId not bs v,ven
On one days. notice. ..
MOOD WOULD pos'pcne MS questions 20 any Gay me
wishing for distant date to be fixed was ,hs these
sn' 70 ~ ,o~o' sa,,S VIC , y, H. , :, ,.. u.
had siven no oon,on whatever on the subet Tne opv
oop,sn Ia b,d given rag one verv from VIA nis
LEANED friend ace 20 mseue rns 1es,iou was pu,
10 him vhsher h a. 10 inc Chief sscre,ary 10
sssst the CONSUL py receyiur these men n custody and
the un, trey could be scrt aysy He al opco
spswered no. ffIesr5 Tne o,hcr questions involved |
msers OF fact And he soud tskc ,teps 10 obtain the
reou,s,r m sormst on =. one.
Al the wiilismstorn fnelbourne) police court on the
latn Of April NJ BroaJ the senior Assistant n grafton
ooer appeared TO prosecute Captain Freeman MSivray
assr Of tho American mn Wees. for breaches Of tue
2stb section on Inc pssseprer act wni,h provides;
r., -. -. ~, a. -. r,.,,.s ,v,, an .m.,sr, /
crs a. ~ y. & ~ ~. ss,,., as,ion ~ iss sni
sracr oscer from whom clearance Of sn "a shp NAV be
demanded and tns suer gh OF shall dsmn.
hed OF the changed when once passed oy suh
mig son Shcer without ne CONSENT 20 wring or hs on
a. - ~, o., :, .as III, ~ ,s .s, ~ .s.nsn ~
500 "a .rbsn, vessels Whsre he Of ire ,hppng
msster obtSned within twenty theresf