The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-25
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The Supposed Chilean Corssir DtaN Dc
tstned-Anothcr Application for en-
Release OF tho vessel-Tho United states
District Attorney Refuses 60 Grant IT.
What with Probably bs Done In ths
Case.
IN, supposed 0hilsan prvaleer Meteor 10 still detained
o. her wharf In Brooklyn by virtue OF tho monitiou
which WAS issued by tho United States District Attorney
10 Marshal Robert Murray, directing him to seisc the
vessel upon information furnished by Mr. Pedestal the
First Secretary Of tho Spanish Legation at Washington
Throughout the entire day the condition OF Affairs on
board Of the steamer remained satu quo and the sur
roundinss bore pretty much the appearance thai
characterized them the day previous. No new facts
bearing upon the OF the detention brought
light other than those published the HERALD Of yes
terday, and no additional evidence adduced that
tended to show that the vessel In question intended
Tor any other purpose than peaceful and strictly
legitimate voyage.
ANOTHER APPLICATION FOR RELEASE.
Forbes, ESQ, OF Boston, one Of tho owners Of the
press purpose OF looking after the OF the vessel
Eminent counsel have been employed by those owning
the steamer and hopes are entertained by them that
everything will soon be explained to the entire satsfac
ton OF all concerned Yesterday forenoon Messrr An
drew Ex-Governor OF Massachusetts, EvArts and Joseph
Choate, who appear counsel for the OF the
Meteor again waited upon United States District Aiior.
ney Dickinson, and endeayorcd 10 have the vessel
70 be the REVERSE Of hoss but they succeeded no bet
ter In this than they did 10 their first application aud
the case rested thus for the day.
Steamer neceBstates expense Of about fifteen hundred
dollars per day. they will oer bonds for her release
other than lawful voyage they feel confident the whole
mystery that at present surrounds her will be cleared up
case into court and ibey O,ns y
determined 10 stand by tho ISSUE should proceed
ing be forced upon them.
WHAT WAS DOME YESTERDAY
was rumored yesterday afternoon that Mr. Dickinson
would probably refer the the Secretary State
No news had been received at the Spanish Consulate In
this city from the Spanish Minister Washington and
IL not known here what has been done In that quarter
regarding the case
The Meteor had steam up at an early hour yesterday
morning; but the refusal Of the District Attorney
grant her release the fros were hauled and steam
blown of The crew and iremen all to be paid on
to-day and only enough men will be retained on board
the steamer TO keep things in order and to look out for
The following s the affidavit upon which United States
District Attorney Dickinson issued the montion TO Mar
sa Murray that warranted his seizure of the vessel
CoSsuLApo EsPAsA NuyyA YORK.
To the Honorable s.ngs, Bkrrs Judge Of the D.rle,
New YSrk, and The Honorable DAslEL s. Dicsissos,
The undsssncd Acsns Consul a. tho por, of Now York
g. s as the o. being sy doth
vessel called &c Meteor now q Is. hsrbor Of New YORK
sfs ps heinz sss S In a port 81 s %
provisions the Congress Of the United states in
the o re 5 s
s w q he tee at
b used :fp and as
1ss
the pr-ys thai FOUR Honor win Be
&c United STAT: % :s': :.d steam and her
your Honor may i :Ssaa Eoffs
NV Yoas, January q. 1855
A. 0ssons, United States Gouasajssioner -
An AMENDED LrBn. or INFORMATION.
AZ the libel OF Information was ccsfidered insufficient
United States Dlsssi~ Court The document reads
TO Hon BETS yudg. the Di.rc. cour.
The libel q .tSrm,tIoH q Daniel psao;os s9Tay
Who prosecutes for the United sta,es In this behalf and
s ss ,a:
.h Meteor her t.che Aforesaid and farnhnre ,ogsther
sssss NJ
Fr.t.fsa. he ssd s.ssmssp Or sss.si Hsssor 1: now
he as. .1 aa' n
s. s. :;
her Majesty INC Queen Of spain, With whom ts United
second That the sAid steamship vessel Meteor has.
Stats: 70 y. sosi.rn psses o S1 YORK 's sfoss
.Ad been n.ed gu. end armed BY certain 2 ths
should be employed IN the service OF he agents Of the
{ecs citizens and property Of the aforesaid soysnment %
bpa. with which hA Gs6 SaHs then we're and now are
o. pA..- - aforcsaid.
The third, fourth and 9th paragraphs -. N similar
shape charging that c...v,ns wsre knowingly con.
cerned In Sting ont the vessel already alleged The
sixth paragraph reads
Tia. all apd singular the m.sters ssrenbcfore secondly
thirdly fourthly and 6fthy aruissd all aud each Of
s.n contrary g shs sseoad se.ion Of hs se o. cosx.
OF certain crimes against the Usted states ard 70 repeal
the therein msniioned" By prsrni
ses aud By virtue Of The sald s tbs aid s!esmshl he.
tackle Ac &C. sarms a., become forfssd Tia, all and
singular ,he premises sfoH.sid are and wsre Iqs.
diciion Of u. United STATE: and Of Ais son,
States behalf OF the United states prays the usual
and monon Of shis honorable against the said
stasmship under seizure tins Marshal OF ha district
Aforesaid her tackle apparel furniture ana smmnni
ton, this behalf be made, and that all
ed Ia the sAd steamship and her tA apparel furniture
ammunition Aforesaid, may be cltSd tho
prnscs and thai all dus proceedings bong had thereon.
hh honorable court be pleased 70 deere. for the for
fetare aforesaid and that the said steamship Meteor and her
tackle Ac and stores Aforesaid be condemned
for the Of the United States according the said act Of
Congress, &c. y. y DICKINSON,
Tinted States Diltrcl Attorney,