New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-13

ana had her libelrd The MashAl was then ordered
20 take possession Of the stesnoe, witch he did, and
rouyr4lled Cata Crahans men 60 go ashore, leaving
t;a avn, ol,s,, IN charge Al remained quiet uutil
W,d,sa, AZ m, when she Unied Stafee officers were
,.D, 49, tn Marshal war zoo. found and npoa
,.,.i,;,, ., lie ,hip iouns Ctp Grlham with large
sa, ~ bactedby Csii Squiree OF the Eleventh
t.r.incr srd rsctoD If IL men, IN Porse>s'a. Toe
n,s,.bsl .s-.,Ited h,s an,horry but Cap Squres
s.;,o a. slow the 10 be put ashore, Deputy SD
n. ,;pe boeut Carpenter found who wroe letter
40 Cara s diFecdBg him assist tie United SIa,es
NssOs-
Tic order was duly presen ed at s late hour on
"Wednesday plight bus Capt Slulre- refused to allow
CspA Graham or bis men 10 he psf ashore. He would
Dot assist toe Marsha, and disputed his authority,
though sbOwp tbe wriis of tie Court.
TtsteId,J the MsIshsi weut TO the yessel with az
additional force Of hs own, and sueceei ia clearing
Der Cf sll excerpt Capt Goshaa,, whe requested PER-
mission 10 remain aboard iu order 10 srange s0ae
pagers While there, fre-h army OF appeared
upon The ier, gno attempted board and take pos
session; but tho Marshal and men, with revOlvers 10
hand, drove them back. Capt. Graham appeared IL
ELswer 20 their cal, and pod then ~ go away-that
they hoad be pasd a their servic-e. Several OF the
Eleventh Ware Police cane forward and offered their
assisencr, bur The Marshal declined H. tetl,ng them
thai he dad want help frow who had resisted
him the night previous. The Marsh then cleared tue
vetse esvng bis officers only board. IL was sap
posed by TIE Marshal that be would have TO cal for
aid from the Navy Yard At time serious trouble
was anticipated.
From Oar Lar Reporter.
The United Sstes D,strics Attorney hss examined
the Law, and he Is uncsr IMPRESSION that he has
sushosuy TO take ANY steps in the matter. Ga
Wednesday afsIBoOu five persons who had furnish
supplies g., ~ the vessel hled lbels against her,
The Marshal welt down il the evening, and found
Captain s4hsm aud OF policemen u boad,
bat 10 atlemp was tusde Sst 10 taking poe
session u the vessel Yesterday morning. the Spanish
own r. Of tie vessel appeared 10 Court by EvartA
Sogthaayd, their attorneys hnc died bonds for toe
security Oi the libeiants. Captain Graham through
bis council, l. T. Williams, fled bouds to tie
M shall for his ralbau aets ia taking possession Ct
the vessel which he Chains lac had right TO do, by
virtue OF Judgment asar Meyer, who, he AYERS i
the true owner Of the vessel -Four OF the libeiant5
were represented by Van Week More and the other
BY Cbsr3es n. Black.
Counsel ior the Spanish moved tina; as their
clients bad filed security for tue claim Of tho hbents,
the Court dscnare the deliver her mp the
owners, who would be responsible to the belsnss.
Mr.. GrhAus council argued that as HE client mad hled
seceriiy indemnify Ing the Marshal the vessel should be
given his custody By virtue Of his Judgment. Coun-
ssl for The owners denied Mr. GrlhGm's rght TO the
possession of the Steamer, his Judgment agsinst
Meyer, and not sgaInst tue owners.
After farthrr arguRsnt by consent of counsel, an
order entered giving the custody OF the vessel to
the Marshal tai Frcay morning, aud all proceedings IN
the mean time 70 be stayed The matter adjourned
10 Friday morning when afhdsvils bearing upon the
controversy viii be submitted.