The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-09


for Breach Of Promise Against Neelts,
80.
Tho case Of Carl Nosts who b accused Of having en-
bsssled several thousand thaiss TIE properly Of Meyer
4 Co. bankers, Berlin, Prussia Wa again On yesterday
before United States Commissioner Newton for further
hearing II win DO remembered that demand had been
made by the Prusuan government for the sxtradon Of
Noee 70 Prussia order that he should b tried In that
him The matter came before the court pursuAnt 70 i'd
tournament BY Mr.. Newton from the ID inst The Com
n SaVe s1eCusd and produce IN cou Nose Who
st remains in the custody Of tho Sheriff o. New York
M Lapeugh a. counsel for the Prussian sove,nmens
case Was before the court the Sd nss 70 enable
the Sheriff meanwhile have the benefit Of further
then deem his duty produce the prisoner At the time
appointed for the present hear,ns IN that reasonable
ns hrS sss " Ss
TO Sheriff still refused under the advice Of counsel. 70
allow the accused 70 DO brought before the United States
I'M Of the matter oonsspondsnes bad taken place b.
tween counsel and the sheriff. NJ. Kelly Under date
behalf & the prassisn government % ascertain the
grounds upon which the Sheriff refused 70 permit
the prisoner 70 be brought before the court
Noee by order OF arrest at the suit Of Meyer Co.,
and also by order Of arrest al the suit OF Mary Klppen
coursa NJ Iapsush said i was matter Of regret on
his part counsel for the Prussian government that
such respectable Legal advisers a. those Of the Sheriff
the fugitive 1t would seem, however, that the action
taken by the Prussian government had somewhat dis
bers OF tho guilty family Of which Noete might be
regarded as the chief and had far frustrated the har
EASEMENTS Of the prusssn Consul General and q his
hardly TO DO expected from any Of the
suh0.ss o. the uned sssss ss no~
the treaty established between the two wore
bong multiplied by counsel for the several prisoners Tho
nanshs BY some Internal regulations Of hc State Of Now
York. Though he (Mr. Lapaugh) was not unmindfs OF
the considerations requiring that the treaty should %
wthstandng the part Of the Prussan government,
said he wished 70 avoid even the appearance Of hnryng
horities Since, however that conflict had been made
In disregard Of the suggestion no had offered, no now
az should 81 %ade % 70 ho law q tho
land r;scsd IN the position he was no had no other
alternative TO pnrs but must respectfully and At The
fore the Commissioner 70 the end that the evidence q
his crimnay might be heard shS cons.dered ~ sucn
course only could tho law DO made nsss letter and
which he had made for tho surrender o. the prisoner
Under the circumstances however, be would deem his
isncy Baron Won Gerol his Prussian Maesty's Envoy
Extraordinary Washington and ask for his advice
Of the matter; and In order that sufcsnt time should
b given fcs the purpose and to avoid 70 frequent de
n..ds on the time o. the Court hS would move that the
twelve O'Clock, unless before that time tho scossed
shoud b produced pursuant 70 the treaty and
Mr. Charles oeppe rose 70 address tho Court ~ counsel
for Meyer Co and against the delivery Of the prisoner
nr Lap:agh inquired y hr Gospps appeared - osun
ls. Ss sh Pc e e
Unitcd States Marshal. I. '-.'-1 Il
Mr. IAp.ugh objected, THAI Mr. ooepps bad no rish.
prisoner The rights Of Mr. Goeppe's clients cog
llsab,s before the civil cors and not before court
Tue ccnn:ios held ssss sSs VIEW axe. BY Mr.
Lspangh the correct one A. Mr. 0oepps was the
90 9ss . Psqised o g into discusslsa .! sisn
~ Nm sns sgs:.E = :. a. s.ss
pss.asd = he two government. Of Che Omitted ssasse
sed PrusulA end w. matser a public concern and
the treaty bswssa The Unssd stats snS Fuss sor ths
sprvendee q fugitive criminals from Justice The Com
sks With dirscsioos 10 execute Is sane according %
The commands and requirements thereof and In the
Ss,;s Al PsoossdinEs 70 Stand adSusnsd until
llso adjourned the examination TO the st Of March,
sss Nosts were soonsr produced.
large Sale OF Gunpowder ne the Brock
Ign Navy Yard.
There was largo sale by auction yesterday u the
Brooklyn Navy Yard Of upwards OF ono million Of pounds
II servcaable and unservceable navy gunpowdsr Tho
ale was By order Of the Bureau Of Ordnance under
hs immediate direction OF Commander J. R l. MuIlansy
Inspector Of Ordnance Of the yard. me powder was
old in lots according sample By the pound 70 the
highest bidder terms cash, In government funds;
slf Of The he amount was deposited q che cad q the
Turing WHICH time the po~der must be removed from
20 naval powder m.aa.ine. Il Ems Island By the pur.
he following Is 8 list Of the sacs:--
Lot No. 1870 Ibs unserviceabe powder u b.
er lb.
Lots q . and mo. powder l. ", LILO lba 1t yxc
Lots Nos and s-ses bSh. No. powder .. lsxe.
10. No i-is,OOo lba No powder, in wood tanks, q
Lot No 40, 500 lbs MIXED powder .. % perm
Lot No. io-2ss bbls English cannon powder u ike
L.. No iI-lsooo lbs. cannon powder. in wood tanks
Lois Nos "a 10 and i4-looo bsh cannon powder -
f z Nos is. 10 and lT-ll7o sola cannon powder
Loo No p-soss lbs COMPRESSED powder, In pack.
' e. No lslss Is ss.. N. powder I. ,sxe perm
Lot No. a-loooo IA cannon powder, d SriA
The Sss.roas ssus. q The ;sss,s ss a sss .sso.
lsrxs number g pgrohas:rs nos nese sh.a ai.ssa
lrshsssd me powder was sod II sssriy sessi ssss.
lIes 70 ths Dupont Powder Company Of DELAWARE ths
} Powder COMPANY q Nov YeFt sa1 Ciacsse.
f-atd Pslass Inssllagsnss.
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= PAnffM ARn1sBnD AID LOOKED W.
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aruian who ha1 gained ssoss " Ne dwelling of Mn
ssdsr. No. - Ihoupsoa seEss1 By means Of fAlss
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q Msades sooa sxtnsushsd ths fansA - ~
ng up SIAM % The frons door. caEsd - polisa
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