The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-25

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nensary notice In he sunday morning papsn Please
hard 8sss o year fsiads and obsss HEas 30. I
Ne Pasasssoa W arssAad = Saturday, and, being
bssught up % ths rombe police court the sitting JUS
toe Mr. Hogan. refused y havs anything 70 do with the
cass sasing INST Justice Bowling had authority 70
8 ssSs es Il: 81. Sas s e
caee were published IN eunday's HnRALD. Al -
shs c. "a. called p Yesterday The counsel for Mesa
. ths 49, vhisA Id oasssd In that place on sssur.
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~ - ecul9 not reconcile Il 70 his respect for that
ceu .os p b. o.n self respect NOR % his duty 70 the
o1u1e q public justioe, 70 ALLOW opportunity pass
ne fss&a me action II Justies Dowiina IN ism.
Sssss v ..s as:Ss a' :,
pEssdiaG .ad one .hich ought % b brought to the
kroSie0e q the public, though Justice Downing had
neen GuiIy At some criminal act About the 18th Of
this month information was conveyed 70 his clients,
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~ sun * 1skOoa Mr. Patterson = Ne tsms
dd shst dinEuiss his iDtenttsn in taking out this
design frustrated Mr. John Norrlsssy ana Mr. Reed
coutng forward and giving bail in the Of $4,000
pssS - nos ~ss ,.n Z M 81 re-
then psccssded 70 read Exhibits apd G. given above
a snon - this package was received Mr. Stokes called
on MIN, and IN pursuance Of bis advice, Friday Last
made the necessary adavit before Justice Downing 10
ares mr. Patterson and TO restrun him from publishing
morning the warrant was issued il the regular business
way and Mr. Patterson arrested On being brought
Mp 10 the afternoon before Judge Hogan the most infa
NOUS sccuo was enacted In the name but Il seemed
TO him, 70 the prejudice and dsparagsment OF public
Justice that bad ever his Knowledge whether
was unwilling 70 perform he VA. unable % tell Which
ever horn Of the dilemma the Justice chose he liable
70 Indictment and impeachment IGNORANCE Of law
tionA departure from H. rho counsel then cited the
statute defining the powers Of police magsratss show
rant q any time or in any piscs He added nss he had
mot applied 70 Justice Hogan because this delicate
case and while all magistrates wore not familiar With
nav, ne Was certain that Justice Bowling thoroughly
competent TO act n.ths He did desire 70 be
under the necesny Of bringing primer that court
and teaching the sitting magistrate the lega alphabet
whom be wanted . warrant He did not mean 10 ssy
who did or did not understand his business a. police
magstSate; he knew however that Justice Bowling
thoroughly competent In reference 10 the circulars
which Mr. Patterson shreatened TO circulate il might b.
argued in his behalf that the statements contained In Il
the law WAS that the truth could only pubhed with
good moNve
M. Smith then made brist preliminary speech for
the defence He characterized the conduct Of Justice
Hogan on Saturday altogether nnjusthabIe In refer
snce to the point made BY his learned antagonist
the publication Of tho truth could only be with
GOOD motive he contcndsd that the statements in the
circular compaiped or warning people against certain
gambling houses, could only DO published with good
The counsel for the prosecution slated further rofer
encs - fle ansacuon alluded TO In the a1davits hat
nis cscss stated = 20 1s plsc: shss Passsson had
fairy 7hs stassussss isads ~ Patterson mad hsss
mAdS for the pgTp6xs Of black maipg Il would -
SaS an nvetersts gambler and had Il former period
himssH kept faro bank.
Jussce Bowling said he dscnsd @ make any reply 70
the rcmarks OF Justice Hogan SATURDAY.. Two snde
Of Justice Hogan had called him few hours ago and
explained that that gentleman in state Of great
cumsance he Justice Dowling had decided 10 forgive
him and should lot the materdrop In regard 10 me
however. he wished TO mention few facts which had
not yet appeared. Some three four weeks ago Mr..
& Ia s Is &. ':sa ss s' qpsa him
them sad s hs q 9 on certain S% :se
which he owned, but which were in the hands OF Jay
COOKE Co He told NJ Patterson In reply that he
could more compel Messr Stokes Abell 70 lend
him the money than BE- could Nsssra jay Cooke 4 Co
Mr. raisrson then I'm and therc the matter rested until
. fsw days ago when Mr. stokes made anAdavh and
requested that warrant Of arrest b issued against the
defendant. He rhs Justicsl before making out he
warrADG rsmsmbsng the apparent YespsctabIiy AZ Mr.
PaiteTsou, ssnt special messenger 70 thai gsntismae
nformins him Of the application and requssps him
APPEAR voluntarily the next morning and arrange TIE
matter possible, 70 the Satisfaction Of the opposite
paEties An insolent sad defiant reply, however vas
made 70 this warning, and be then had alternative
left him bus 20 issue the warrant
The then adjourned until eleven o'clock on
Saturday morning.
TO RE HDi7oR OF rAR HERALD.
go NEW YoaK. Dec "a le66
Seeing bS the evening newspapers . report 10 which
the u Charles O. pattcrsou In mentioned IN
nectIon with gambling houses and their trAnsac-
uons and In which my once address Is given, permit
me say that ssch and address obtained by
and used by soms other party having had nothing 70 do
with any sneh transaction and cannot for the
uss Of my name address. by Publishing this Jon
will perform IN act OF justice.