New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

4 A4sr spsrye and sesscAssss, they reg .strs;ed
vah TIE captain on Tie ihseshty cf bis O duet, an
rqsessed hun 70 land hem At ,ome pors n the Peru
visn coast. Thh however, be sefaseS N do ssttiay
ste he had contracted with The ChGsp Goye-n nett
~ g, COO 10 take Them 70 Epglszd ard deliver then
% sne ChiHaD Consul at Liverpool an6 that VI he
tssfio do % be would have . - t.,fe; u ,9"; ahs
a,d ,ubs seaen.ly The u 5G 10 addition if ne wOul1
ssae them back. bu, hedecl,nei 10 bresk hs con-
tsci They vtrS h1da in Liverpool oo the nigh, Of
a. ls.b, and uocseSd at once TO seek ASSISTANCE IN
procuring ndIeSs. The magistrate Mr.. Nan'h-N)
ssksd sby Nj. \ Apiaail did Lot sppy 70 superior
Cs~. on sucb an ioport4nt ma;t-ri Mr. AspioaN
ssy. %. tsrr was over, and the case was pressing
~ xsnsed ssid he Ieclliects1 q sihlar csse IN
- n Se late Marquis Of Wate fJrd CARED on
ssprsig Cffcer from ireland to Dennsrk on the eve
sl "a, tl.eIoD. He would graHt q Simmons ior me
pTssra,ce of Captain Ieslie. =
Us the I'd the case ~as Iesuoed. Dr; "pes'er ,o ~
Ea.ches'.r aud Nj ASpiU.ll, appeared fIr the com
p!sToouts and Mr. Deightop for The captain. ANeI
kr AsriIaI had recapi uls'ed the s',meu' ne nau
made on the I5th s. nor Keun1 stated that ne We
tb ,Sitor a the 4rambIea published 10 Saotag' VI
lb, s,b of December lest public meet g was called
AT u piece 10 CONSIDER measures for Ae recobstruc
t.p Of tf-e Government Of C5Ii. tie snh ms three
trends were present at this mee'ig ard d1rng
Abe prooeciiDgs they were surrounded ~ band Of
,lds rs taken into custody, and detained 10 PRISON
for three r.hs q, Santiago. His friends aatn
and Gallo were members Of the Legsla ure-
ere eng lrp;e'e',@ye ay be"g i,G in a@ra nnp for tSe
tune rp cited they were pat into cose carrisge and
decor, I'd 10 Valparaiso by comPGoy Of % soldiers
beaded by mn ,Acer The distance b.tSeen these 'w9
places about 30 miles, was accomplished 10 ~
hours They arrived a. Valparaiso about md-fay, bu,
forfear Of a popular outbreak they we're not aO~sa
70 eDier III bigh'is, when they were taheu % 'us
wba,f and .hgped on board the LOUISE Brag'n'on. a
csyIpany of soldiers received them or the gsnB~ay,
And few Of their friends seTe al1~ed to couhnuni-
c,s with tbem. They we're not iof rmsd whi'her they
were gong sld about three hour after they had been
placed bosId the ship sailed under ne cpnvoy 81
war amer which accompanied her about ten or nj
teen mites. The cOmpalnaDts maze - protest unti!
the steamer with the mhtlry on board, mao parte1
company with the ship. Then now Vsr' tuey Io'o
Capisp Leslie that ne had been guilty of breach OF
inerp law for which t-y could cal hun severe
N 10 acc. nr.. The captain replied that the va 1nd.r
contract th the Cbilan Government and That ne
mot f1l6l his contract. They TOD nun ina 'he
x3 0GO which he was 10 receive for their passage,
though four times the amount paid ~ ordinary
pss.ergers would be cbeeIfuly granted 70 h'm wih
al 500 extra f.r himself il be would land them al
Area. The captain refused, aud their ocy aterna we
wa. 10 remain by the vessel. Wnen txJ days out and
opposite the Irabd Of JuaD Fernaidez, the captain
asked il teey would ike u be landed there, but thus
they declIed the Island being uDubabted.. Senior
N'Keppe then told the cap'ain that they snoud no'
further remonstIe'e with him, but iDa' ON the.r srnvs
la Ebglaud they would bnpg him 70 justice, and II
necessary, lay the case before he Foreign Oflce'
William HotiOp. chief mate of tie LOUISA Brasnton,
stated ttat tie captain Informed him aoQh twenty
days before the arrival of the complauens ina he sss
expecting son political prisoner. aot that preparation
must be made for them on board. He eitness), after
10 srrivo of the complansnts, vas supplied WITH
pistol AID ammunition aud 80 a'so were zone OF me
ere their inst uctiOns being TO t1em IN case oI
nesd The agents at Valparaiso who sgued the con-
tIact with the CHILEAN Government we're Messfs. Hah
Gruip ami Co. Mr. Dtigtton, after endeavoring 70
proy. that there was DO case sad he wJul take hr
Mansfelds decision a c.se If common assault. Mr.
Mar, field declined to little the thus, il nvoy
ec several p.iuts Of international Law which ought 70
BE- submitted 70 a higher tribunal Ch,y might have
the Gaze dealt with 50 umsry by -. capttn placing
himself nlder arr ST for "A hours and then by writ
of habra, corpus the migh DE transferred 10 the
Court of Gu, en- Bench. IL the nacs;ra'e thonght
h.wever, the best policy of counsel for the defeuse
would be 10 assent to a cSmmtal TO the assizes two
sureties IN $500 each himself in f600, being
c,ped ecr his appearance. The coptein was then
commit ed 10 the sssiZes.