New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02

draits, the due The attaching
and inerrteler fees of so SIS sud 5 respectively. On
BY the spectators in cheering and appne of hrudsouDds
unusual it the quiet precincts oithe Supreme Court
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE--ssrr. 30.
Before Commissioner BKTTs
THE MUIINY ON THR cALHOUS-IEsT1MoSY PoR
1nB DEFFSsR.
The examination in this continued this
morning. The iIst witness examined Ebert Holland
who te.tihedWss passenger OIL the Calhoun the day
Of the difficulty was on deck and saw tie cook lying on the
deck, apparently having received severe beating; the
be bos.sn ind mate wefo irons To widch the cstau
replied No the captain said he show the where
tho boaswain and il irons aud coufned the
sad it all right only ,hey afraid these woud
escape the passengers then asked ha the boawsi might
e1aminedOn the 2t inst witness was at the gang
way and snw the dheuy the hfst thing that att acted MA
senton was the gathering Of the saor on one side Of the
galley; shortly aerward the cock fall and number Of
'aiars him did OF tue sailors kcs the
COOK ahoush they made frequent s'seaP to do 20 when
the bostvsin on the deck she difficulty all
galley be seemed TO be veiy badly hUE he not bleeding
hom wounds ier witness cond the h.Id ms'o
around darins the difficulty; know he
vss the told the captain that they would like to Lave
hin put the bostswain aa mate IN he forward house
on 2s standing the gaey door; heard the
cook tel iie crew they could go TO nr. it quite good
sn n.n 'S S % ssok in The ss SSS basy ah b G
hand by he side this tio witness ontsid, galley;
be then heard four five shots fired; could who ied
while be dying the fourth mate .sid lie soy tie
thin, had occnI-d although he glad be hsd banI
the difficulty the 2sh inst ae asked the captain
he would have any objections 10 placing two gua.d
the prisoners 1.-THE mate an boatwanl tue captain sai
be bad obecons they OILY asked that justice might be
done them; when the sd this rcues OF tue
their rspecnl the passenger oued the
cSo.essan-d6n sbs 2I,t ln.ti did not see .s
cook fem where be (vrne,sl stood; tho cook told
three Of the to hi had heard the cook
lying the galley door TSunded although witness I'D
door be stood about midp the captng ed TO the crew
"lf you promise not TO nees, the men will pat then in
then asked the eapsu if he had eny o eior1 Ler
putting guard the officers and hr aid lac had
diroct-Do not thiuk The whole saSr occupied more
Jobu Lofas test6ed-wss pas.oneers cook On tie Cal
sew sos loihs foIecls ., 'Hai time ss~ tie cock ssnS
upon hs fee. just outside the galley doors shortly seTwed
way you sons Of b. vii shot onehaf Of them feler;"
the bos,swa then fired theo shots the baa;win just be-
tore this ia the iorecac with pistol in his hand the
cook at tl- time was lis esLry witness heard
shots fired bat Ia little vnie sfew ard
dead with ball through bis heart the cook while be
ws down saw none Of tie have kuives pistols In
Gross sexsmined-Could the fourth door
sosed during the
THR LOUISA vlcKERTs MATTER.
United stsic, as,. t,Imkmd
Mr.. Mckay was recalled, and testified that the
capitalization on the signed by Mr. Dnack
Mr. Spencer tbereoPen moved for Of tie pro
eeedinss on we sound TIA. The deputztion wholly
resistance Of gu officer reading statute be srrned
that the Marshal either could depule the pow Z Of
Ing delegates If be could thsi suh snhory nsis De
made formally Ia writing. There oaynse ssan.. the
Mr. LaPangh cOnended that It was not necessary show
thst Mr. Mckay wss DcPo,y Marsha but only to ..
Ing Of hu o6rnse under tie act That therefore
n.ee,sy to discuss tue pom rseG but he would skc the
further Po thar the wsTfart OF sell suborled
merely directed 20 do a.i hs simple acceptance of the
warrant made him d. epuy alarsl He argued further bs,
The ststute did not require the authorization 20 be made in
wiring that the ofene asuins the person Of the
officer. but against tie Uni cd states and pelsOn charged
with the uh.nt OF the Gus by the Uried Ssatcs That the
Marshal responsible for tie Of this man. a It
sSe him to serve process 70 sse tie Mrssa 40
Tor bm Neksys receiving TIE .ersnt aud acting m % long
depHy IN the service Of process ample ilout
Mr. Jo'epb Thompson, the nepu,y-Marshal wo. sworn.
and tesaed ha, he swera on The Of NAV 1856
BE- ls. been connected with the Msshas oce yer.
Nj Murray. abensc he i. actin! Uriod Marshal his
from the Marhsrs oce; Charie. Mckay Va.
one OF the ofcs and specially depG,cd The
rnt the Marshal sppoin tour In osch oficos
wih power 10 execute warrants when specially directed Mr..
Mckay one.
CrossexsnnedIhe officer. often execute wa.rsnis with
out any written dspq'ston regard thst sur.
Pa@gei there is bu, .w,in deputy. witness
warrant given did tie depnizaioa TN aner
Dad sore cot don't know the r'ing was made with
hh knOw edge; Nr Murray 70 Furope the i2' Of
us deputy gives bonds the Marshal responsible for eli
ss NJ Mehsy hss ahoy 70 r'eclte proce's viii
was pTeen' ~ TIE time ne was ntpop'rd
.oar oeer !. acquainted with Gr umshsn; he bss been
Ms IN IN" absence Of Mr. Murray end Mr. Thompson, Tho
4 esss osing Urgent
acear inssnee Mr. Murray wa. not in and wnos was not
,hS,ed 70 sign bis hy him; he h-s been authorized
| name 40 "' "0' ''''e' 0''e" 10 ''sN' "''
otot enthusiastically obtiaed directions from Mr. Mur
-sch case never recsi' ed any general authorization TO
4 xs h. name IN his sbsense.
~ Spencer renewed his motion.
nL LePsngh further argued the question Of Mr. NcKey's
noty reviewing the whole matter and claiming tia, g.
~ M ne necessary yrocesdiugs had b.en gone through.
its attending difficulties be- defeated through
emetr having not hld 81, bond taken the oath or
pen formally depo'hed by writing ths whole matter YVES
io'yh re elslined that officer properly arpon,ed
mart a. according tie .nilon Of ths Aiersbs. Of
rhe'her by pafo or oterwie to process he came
'slin the meaning Of the act.
a. 'cnlss4onef bad always supposed that a special writ
non wss neccsssIy but bad changed hi. mind on
point He Low believed psro appointment WA ,fcicn
ss officers are generally considered deputies of the cou
- "a ths ce.e. hr Ihompson having sworn that Sir leKnv
- snthory, thr Connson.I should 30 hold and o,efre
/ We ~soecLdants objection.
@ spencer then fased The point that Mr. Mckay t.
1puant h testimony taken as conclusive ~ ,jr
n ''-+~'''e''s '''" was ho case maoe
II Tia Coton,i.sio,., q, a..ta -, =. - a.,
/ p1,as INTO this point. ~ ~
orsese l. ui4te the Prusn bark LOUISE yicl.
1 49, wl,h arrived in EswYofk the 9Th Of seul.pbr has
Il t.p neinknd on board cfhe ship. u VIVA, did he do
4 rs' lVaeson objected to. NJ. Lspsugh Propose, 10
w., hefasnd ater knocking down officers aud taking
l A,s Oh the crew. had told tie captain be- should %,
W., sny Of hs crew. Objection ovcrul~dl lie took
Is % carpenter and Others Of tho crew; Hcmkind said
/ L., you hsve nothing do with the crew
70 mo- and nobody stall get them ssid this