The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-06

rather belongs TO bose who with 70 justify under suoh
deieeatcS power 70 show judicial authority FOR the exeo
e>os. On tho special ground that this respondent had
legal authority detan the petitioner IL his custody
Of the Court that the said Sanbsrn DO discharged
from the custody Of the eaid Carltos.
The court room crowded with tho friends Of M
Stubborn and others Interested In the the decs
Of the Court received with clause Tho ooess Of
the couc called the spectators 70 Order and Ar Sau ,orn
IN meciatly left The On sg the street,
he vas welcomed with great applause By the cewd Whs
Lad withdrAw from tho court rssm.
Chsmbcr Of CONS eroe.
IMPORTANT LETTER FROM PRESIDENT BUCHANAN ON
PRIVATE PROPERTY Ar sBA.
The regular monthly meeting Of this Board was held
yesterday at tser rooms, corner Of Cedar and william
streets-&hs President Pelaaah Perit, Esq, presiding
The arst business In order being the sou OF ne
bers, the following gentlemen siected-Hcnry ANY,
Henry A. Dixie, Ezekiel J. DoDBeli, VIM Fos.ot Jr Emil
Hetuemann, Frederick w. Jones, Shepherd T. Knapp,
George hackenzie John d. McKiuscy, Edmund II Miller,
William Aoler Horace J. Moody, Henry ". Peck, Benj
d. Smith, E. Augustus Thouron, Won. n Vail.
Vim X. Strong. Esq, elected . member OF tho
Committee Of Arbitration.
The following letter from tho President Of the United
States reae, and, nstsn Of DIX PsrsrEs OGDss,
referred to the Committee Reprssis-
IMPORTANT COMMUNICATION PROM PRESIDENT BUCHANAN
WASHINGTON Orr, March 81, 1869.
To ? PERT, ESQ -
the able sut interesting report aud resolutions Of
tbsfnbct Of CoDmerce OF New York, in favor o. "the
perfect inmupp" (om capture) Of all prvste property
upon the ocean u time OF war; duty 70
ereo to the STATE Department Is has sisce
ne thai the respect emint ny due to the ca rambler
q,Tes that ! should address ysu = few remarks In
answer.
War drea ifuI calamity shocking to hsuauty, aud
outh' 10 be Svo,ced by all honorable msaus; out ~1st
pshkpc continue 10 their pr sent state, 1t will
he Inevitable IT. with che sms sisnt naval f,rce 81
the ooontry, we should be drivfn into
for
our own, we should then DE Ia comparatively helpless
c01ditca without the aid Of privsesrs We night wsn
volunteer mlR and trust alone to the regular for
defeDce the land 70 deprive Of the
vices Of pvateers which ere volunteers aud militia
upon the ocean Besides, privateers may be strictly
guarded fron law and be within the
rules which govern our regular navy.
Neither would the Abandonment Of against private
property upon the ocean, Of ITSELF afford freedom and
cuIiy to Our commerce In order to accomplish this
ect, muet proceed step farther and obtain the
shall not be- bockAed 10 port but pass tho
b'oSkadipg equsdror ssd go out TO II these should
rena bOckaded In our harbors. there would be com
Iaatvey but little private property IN tho 70 pro-
teCt powerful fleet, by bl0CKAdbg the of tho
Chesapeake, could e6csusy prevent any merchant yes
It's rtoussli es So in regard 70 New York, New Or.
leans, &c, &c +s
II The proposition to abolish war against private pro-
perty the combined with . propostoa
10 eccure 70 merchant vessels perfect imm uuity
from blockade in any port then the snbject would bs
vel worthy OF SERIOUS consuerauon Yours, respect
fsuy, JAMES BUCHANAN
COURT or coxnxkcs
DE PEYsTTR OGDxN. rom the committee appointed as
iaet meeting, presented : report Recommending the
eetsehnneot on court OF to aot IN conncct'a
WIN tne Commttee OF Aross!aton, ana whose desistoa
ehouia oe hnsl aa cases submitted 20 them and that
they SHOULD be authorized 70 establish list II costs
and fees. ftr
PROTEST AGAiSsT VIOLATION OF TM PREVENT HARRoR LIMITS
MT u. ". BLUNT offered the iosiowng:-Whereas, the
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