New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-09

taS been 20 ndsly torn ,hs psss before, and afpr
lsriiDg cheers .sit 30 rest and shs ecmpanio 'shp OF
those beneath his own roos.
The procession ,ben marched 10 the hon OF NJ.
Hobrook and salat.d Nth dscosd OF sweet eounds
snd erosns mark o, apprehension OF the osrt the oc
cpnant had tale 10 the Tue Post hcs bud
ipe received smilar lyle OF serenade from the pro
cession, and the multitude then dispersed quety 70
their homes.
CoScoRp, April 5-A complaint was made las,
evening BY Louis A Sarrette against <. " n born
for an as. ant upon Officers Carlton arton Free ,n
and Cool dge, Oh the 30 inst, and this IN rning NJ .
sspborn was arrested ~ Depaty Sheriff Moore,
brcu. ht before JGscte N. Bali, ~here he waived ex-
animation, ara wes bound over, with suretles, TO the
June s"ptroy Court IN Concord His suretvs are,
X. Wade Emerson, Addison @. Fay, George l.. Pres
colt Daniel ShaItnck, Nathan Brooks L w. Ball, all
Of Concord.
HILL 10 talk over the affair. DR. josiah Bartlett was
Chairman, and remarks were made by MIR. Sanbofn
and others.
Or ,hs meeting, The Courier says:
This meeting was called TO orderb by Mr. Bowers, and
Dr. JOSIAH BaItlet. vas chosen ID preside. Mr.. Sao,
born was introduced with bis MANAGES ana receiver
immtnte Applause. He said that he had learnsd ron
ihis event Increasing hated TO Slavery under @aaeSer
euiee IL ap, cared, or Shower suopertedM Inc nov.
ar Reyrolde Mr. TbOrean, a. q. Fay, haph " tiao
Emenon, Henry Warren W: pun, ana b 'no a nvv
Sc COZ siderable length. The hrst named speaker Su6
ges,ed tie peeessty OF some orsanizst'oa 70 su4fd
spsins, fuiure ou,rsges Of this sort. Ths suggestion
was adopted by the meeting, and aCommittee OF even
was appointed to mare arrangements for an o'ganzA-s
ion after The style Of the old Vigilance Comnltee OF
San Francisco. Mr. Ssnborn stated at the conclusion
the meeting that he was prepared 10 resist the Uo'
eminent to tie last.
The following resolutions were presented and adopt
ed uDAnm ODs)y by the meeting:
Rsored That sne Of old Concord FOR lis spirit Of noble
equs.d BY ehsous of Of most IGNORED c
gems from bsnd Of hdDsPPe VINO had tocoiy seized snd
friends Oh the third Of Ap'il, 1900
Ti 6s,ss TO Of i5s So Soc tS
proclaim uIsservDg determasi9n 20 ,esst e attempts
brdge the ht' oany citizen to all privileges and suaran
RssOrsd the sttemp. Of United States officers by false
prtntes and Ubd,r OF darkness 70 rob man OF ns rec
dom, is bese mean and cowsIdy.
Tie following special dispatches are from The Bos-
ton TroUeleT:
EXAMINATIONS OF UNITED STATES OFFICERS AT CONCORD.
CONCORD, April 6-U1ited Sta es officers Watson
Freeman r., George j. Coolidge, S1as Carlton. aud
VIM. Il 1aItoD, appeared before Trial Jusace Nehe-
mia b Ball at the Town Hall ia Concord oday nom,
to answer 10 a complaint for asssuls aud It cry
upon f. b. Sanborn, On the Sd day Of April inst, with
large number of the people of Concordswere pres
ent. John b. Ksyes Of Concord, anu Asa Ripley Of
CambIdte appeared for the plainsnt, and MIsOu
AndIos Assistant United States District Attorney, for
the respondents.
When the drst complaint for assault, upon which the
rtsI oDOtpts we're arrested, cane up, AIR Reyes asked
leave TO enter mol. pres, which was allowed by the
Justice.
Mr.. Andres waived the reading of the second COM
plant, and also waived an examination upon it.
Some debate Took place between cOuosel to the
necessity of hearing testimony preliminary to fixing
the amount OF bail
The Justice decided that it necessary to take ev
idence in the deteI n.instion OF that latter.
MIR. Reyes asked thai The oal be faed a. five thou
sand dollars rs 0O0) for each defendant.
Mr. AndrOs ARMED that this EonId he eYeAaaiva
On consultation however, wish U. 3. Mar hsl Free
sD be remarked 10 the Justice that the noant of bail
was matter OF Indifference TO the respondent.
After further debate the CourC fixed the bail at
two Thousand S2 000) dollars for each respondent.
Watson Freeman, Joseph Hobrook, Sedman Bot
trick, Samuel H. Rhodes were accepted suretes, 70
appear at the next term OF the Superior Court Con-
cod.
WASHINGTON, April 6.-Jchn Brown, r., of Ohio,
Of the refractory Witnesses OF TIE Hapers Ferry
,se, will be pursued by the SergeaIt-at- Arms rs
the Senate mves lgatln2 Committee satisfied that
the Sergeant eau OUT the p0see comasus Can
the Sheriff or Marsha, and therefore may be over
powered.
This meets Sanborn's case.
EXCEPTIONS IN The SASBoRNl Case. L. Wood |
bury eco sci in the habeas corpus case of f. Is.
SaDboTn, fer Sas Carlton, the person who arrested |
Sabborn OF Concord, has presented TO Chief Justice
shaw exceptions 10 his ecton in this case. The ex-
cepilons are: That the Court has no jurisdiction ID re-
wise or control the proceedings OF the Sergeant Arms
OF the Senate his Official power delegate the
service OF the warrant, bot THAI the Senae by toe first
article OF The CONSTRUCTOR have toe exclusive pos yer
Of CONSUMING and deciding their ownprvIleg9s aud
be customs and rules through which they shonld be
eS ecised and who and who are not its OFF :ers
That the Sergeant-at Arms had right, by the rules
md customs of The Senate to delegate his 20 yer ID
Silas Carlton That by the general OF Law Carlton
vas deputy of the Sergean i-at-Arms. Taese poluts
having be- made st the hearing, and ovetruled It Ia
.sked that these exceptions be allowed They will DO
allowed substantially IN the pr. FORM and the ase
vii 20 before the full Bench for Argument.