The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-06
4 COMPROMISE AGREED UPON.
CEEERAL GRAFT TEE PEACEKAKER.
Seizure Of 5000 Stand Of Arms by
the Police.
The 19cwly Appointed Commission
ers Remain in TAU.
wrsts Of yfabeas Corpus Served Upsn a
Warden Or the Jsil-Delay In Making Ne
turn, &c.


BAIrIAoRx, Nov. 9, 1865.
A. nine O'Clock shs morning Judge Barsol. Associate
judge uf the Court Of Appeals appeared the court
room Of the CrcaM Court and his the bench
and receive the return upon the wrs Of habcas
corpus 1aed ~ han
Ms few moments past Judge Bsr,ol isquired II
Che ws had been served upon the wrrden of The jail
Mr.. LatrcAe. In behalf Of the Commissioners aP-
pointed by the Governor Of the State announced that
the wrts had been served O'Clock this moring
and added thsa s had Just Learned thai the warden OF
the l had been the Court House this morning about
an INQUIRY made OF him he had said his means Of
conveyance exhausted and that ne hsd come hner
to geta supply r Iarooe AIDED ma sarcastic strain
Jail than the Circuit Court ROOM He would
notsay whether this was or was not merely continual
ton Of tho Efforts OF the other ,ide 70 consume time
He did think, however, II looked like IT,
Judge Barioi reminded the counsel that the warden
va obliged TO make return Instantly. The law
xeye him three days in which TO make his return
Mr. Schlsy said tnat he considered thar the ntept OF
the law In this particular that days should
~ the utmost LIMIT ana that unless there una
soidabe impairment nc the wardenl bound IN pro
auce the prisoners without delay
Judge Barto said that tie issued by him n
1--WE O'Clock on Saturday evening; but 1t appeared that
for reason they not served untl this morn
Sr. schley begged that the would reason
se time for tho warden make his etofn and produce
Aztec some further waiting and the prisoners ap
psarnx MI. HoIwiiz, on behalf Of sLeri Thompson,
ahe hour named for tho Of the Il appi-
rent that the warden or tho jail seoktng Pre-
Tho ms mad The duty se Or III the warden TO make
prompt return or show some good and sliicien.
for d' S, bad 10 H. sssa shs s
shsnG, PREPARED petition that his Honor Sout
command the Deputy sheriff TO Forthwith hrns Ne
wssdap before The ,Urt together with the H?h Sbefh
Mr. Schey said that 10 would, on behalf Of eis clients.
have y similar petition 10 oiier
Mr.. Ajexandr. the CO nsel for the old commss,"n-
era Appeared ard expressed desire 10 be he"d on
tho subject He ryood that the wsrden o. u@ Iais
was now In consultation with counsel. and he had no
doubt come return 10 the writs would shortly be made
Messrs schlry, Lstrube Horwitz desired " know
n Mr. Alexander could inform them definitely what the
M Alexander eaid he was no, the counsel Tor the
warden, and could moi shy what tho return woud he
He hoped and expected however. tias ~ one O'Clock
such return would bs made ~ouM tender any fur
Ghsr proceedings here inneco ssry
Pctbsiss for n New Writ Of Hsh-ss Cosprs 10
b. directed the SheriA Ordering Him 20
Hrfus the Prisoners Befsrc the Court Forth
Wild Decision that the Wardea Has Three
Days Within which 10 blake His Return.
BALrfHoRs Nov ST. !. b.
Tho counsel FOR the sheriff ard Police Comm ssoncrs
introduced pstion that inasmuch there is reason
u believe that tho Warden OF the jail seeking TO evsds
aprompt return Of the by unnecessary delay that
eherefxrc writ be issued directed IN The Sheriff Or
his Deputy to bring the Warden OF the jail before the
Il. stockett Matthew'S appeared counsel for the
Warden, and maintained that his client ny me terms
law clearly had throo days In winch 70 make his
return
bort of his petor, Judge Barol rendered hts decision
He Aid the statute very PLAIN In Tue pr misses
gave the Warden three days within which he he 70
roucs the bodies OF the parties imprisoned and eSpain
ana cause Of their detention; aud could not IN the
OF proof that his purpose 10 violate his
that she statute doos not impose upon him III. sDsoats
Asssr acme consultation between .he counsel. thu
Fs.lwo awoa "A a Ctncf
retufu- #t
P~sssssies OF the Observation-Disclosures In
sbsst the Aarshal-Ose Maa Accidentally
BArruoRx ND Nov 6, 1895
Upon ipforuaisos received o. The Poics Commissioa-
Office shss certain parties engaged il preparing
thor oriy By force Of arms and that
bin ndvidaais then engaged in preparing 10 dis
trnts for such resistance, and these parties
ia sppsr sosy 81 Bsansss auction house, Charles
street they sent thi.hee Marshal Carmichael, with .
susg Of police and took possession Of the
which there found some fifteen parties actively
engaged In osding large ot Of Belgian musksts which
n.d ssss ~. .a' and MAJ
shoot the Masha The Manhai threw up the weapon
and knocked the man down. and quickly With the aid
Of bs mon. arrested all the parties and conveyed Thorn
TO tho station houss Tho arms and munitions consist
,ng Of muslsts. ksE q powder ride balls and pistol
unfortunaeay N putting the muske.s furniture
wagon 70 Convey shishss one Of them vas discharged
hoped, not fssaily injurins him. =
Additional sess.res Of Ar.s-ons Unudvea
Avesss - the Charge or Risssas Conduct.
BALrmoRA Nov. 8, 1see
There one hundred and eighty-ons Of arms
captured at Bsnuctts auction house About fty stand
bandrod and any musketa. loaded and capped, vsrs
ssxsd this evening at eroegey 90 Bond street, near
was 1ksa nom the store Of Mr. Buck. on iAehi street.
Aossher absus aad Of arms are reported 70 have
'l,sen ssrsd
Aboat oae hundred arrests were made to-day by the
police on the charge Of notous conduct l-Nr
r~rssss ~ General Grsnt's Processes In the
aay--He Submits 10 the Two Parties Ccrtain
Yrsposistess, ~ - Ce@prsnise 81 the DIM
esny-The First Rejected IIIesal-Tbc
sccssd Accepted.
BArmoRs, Nd Nov q, Mso
Gsnsrsi GRATIS wish this city y unden,ood 70 have
ocss fcv sbis ruspe~'-
10 h'~ espscas a private citizen, soiieious Of pre-
ssrvos thu peace V make 70 tho Polrs Commissioners
81 baltimore. u the instance OF the Governor Swami,
tbs Ioue~isg prcposstlons:--
rnf--rhat ssch 81 OF Commissioner cause separate
polls be opened 70 the several election districts and
,sss sa,n vsss - may BE- decided 10 be iesai ~ their
Judges 81 kiecon nd have these classified Ani
osstiass 20 The state Legislature and 20 congress
Tue rcace comm.sseners respectfully declined %
TARTAN this prcpositict, ~ " would 10 contrary
secleu ls~. q ths sts,s and thar by s-p,nr i tie,
would b. guiiy Of wore mafeAAnee 10 ONCE than ans
that had becn charged against them that Il was ther
purpdss coadacs the election strictly 10 ace osdnDce
witk The provisions Of the law ana constitution 81 The
State aud that not Their power 10 make any
-asresmeuts thst conflict with the law
Tho next proposition made vas Substantially a. fol-
lows
That the old Police Commissioners appoint one con-
rvalse judxe ~ The three 70 be appointed each on
ss polls; these Judges reccise Tho ~ ihass
Who pssesut mseives and Who are found be upon
the several registers that two sets ~ ballot boxes be
used IN one u which 10 ~ deposited the &C.
lcsptsd ana In the ether the rejected vosss
The arNt part Of tbis proportion ~as SIMPLY IN mcor
amos With the pledge made ~ hr Asysnder bsorc
Governor Swarm while the charsas against tho Com.
mbaUousr wsve being investigated u YES made then
- co0rsesion by the party 10 power " the conssrv
'stve1 with view 81 preserving peace, and the Com
mslcnsm having already snnourcef cnrsny 70 We