New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

United States art Benjamin Vicuna Mncsenna.
| The eases against Mr.. Mackenna and the Chllian
Consul in this city brought up to-day for the purpose OF
having the defendants plead Mr. stoughton moved or The
ege and in support Of his motion the following sihdaSt
UNITED STATES op AMERICA SOUTHERN DsTRitr ss;-
Begsmn Nieuna Mac.enna being duly worn sys rit b1 m
bonn IN Santiago, the capital of Chill that his fany ni
been connected Tor many years With the public service OF %
been member OF the earliest executive Government when
the country broke the yoke Of Spain in 1870 and his pate
grandfather President OF the Republic time aer th,t
be lawyer and an author by profession having pupneu
several historical and political works and consequently been
member Of many learned societies both in Europe and So
the House Of Representatives oil the Republic oi ch
and Secretary Of that body which office ne yet re,
TO humise and piunder his country under the
most snda prete1s he requested by the secretary
OF State OF the Republic Don Aware Corameuns to come 10
this c9gg,y the capacity OF Secretary Of the milan eg
ton Washington and confidential agent Of the govern
awaken the public opinion Of this country 10 the
gteou.uess and justice OF the Of Chilli and by this
TO increase the feeling frend,hp and nualn'ee
between the two countries. which always, and particularly
since the OF the Rebellion broke out were on the most
sni,ebo and intimate terms thy having consented 70 pay
the only claim made by this country upon her treasury ana
which before the Rebellion the Government mad refused 10
yield than thirty years. That lie unhe atinsy con
VALPARAISO on the next Monday he ID OF October as) IN
sn English steamer bound 10 PANAMA. and thence to
this city where he arrived on the 18TH OF November lhat
previous his departure he had only time % receive ew
rte of Introduction this country having been principally
thu favored by the Hon Thomas H. Nelson 4nlster OF we
United States Chill with aud kind friendship
deponeu had been honored since biz arrival in that county
intercourse between Nh Nelson aud the Govenmec-that
hsh minded American representative being most sincerely
esteemed respected both by the Government and the peo
pie hill who had looked with general gef biz removal
irom office at the moment when senior OF the diplomatic
body Of Chill he exercised the whole Of s influence TO orn
the panrds Deponent has had opportunity ot
preventing but few Of Mr. Nelson's letters among them those
addressed the Hon Monigom Blair Speaker Schuyler
Cox Senators Lane sumner and some others Among the
eers written aud delivered By tie Hon Mr. Nelson 70 de
uouaht the OF his depart unscacdone % tie
Hon William u. Seward, Secretary Of state which, a. MI.
Nelson longer IN Office deponent has not delivered
In. q, Dad ft sI,r,fo led \
being Ia drou possession and ready 70 be produced under
Inmedi,.ely ipon deponcn,s arrival Q Ais country.
efore-ad he Dad interview with h" thi'n Minister and
very thereafter delivered several lectures and speeches
u ths city, ioT the purpose OF prken;g The "dr oi Ch IN
rv The ettaek on a.. ari Of SPAIN hat those demon
sros made the presence Of thousands Of the cit
zous Of SsYok the Cooper ttue and At various other
public places in aid city; that for tie purpose he Ia.
made .evera publications pamphlet form and IA the jour
nails Of the city ana has issued newspaper IN the spanish
snsusse. under the title o. "a 9' De i@oed OF which
severa numbers have been pub shed.
Deponeut in Wasngton IN the month o. January last
fr severn, av aud during that dine resided "a the
the Chilu Minister member oi BIZ family While de-
ponent there, NJ. Seward Secretary Of state
b.eut the co1ny and Mr Hunter who acted such
" invited dine with Cian Minister who presented
depoueut 70 Mr. lrtoT Secretary Of the Chen legation
ana eonert a. such was introduced President Of
th. n'ed Stae. public reception and upon other
,hus Lieut. Gen. Grant, Ma0rOen shermin ard to sey
| orbl other hisn oi4c cia persoDs
IN he Spanish lanrsse al IN the handwriting Of he thian
N1ef sni .sed by him. aud under the zeal Of Chan
men, Is herewith annexed uarsedB.
D-ponert now bold. aud ex-rcisc e sad oh. OF secE.
tlry u Legation, uld is entitled 10 g TIE PRIVILEGES and IN
muui,es Thereof
peponent r,her .ays h. pessn,s th. foregoing aad
c I'M. h. dpl0matc pyirge because be is -dysed Aui
heieyos ought do discharge o bis duty 20 bis Gov
lew. or irst1t1ns the Uned sisi@ ~ Of which he hs.
respected ana observed. BESJ NIcrsA MAcKESSA
10 iii. we're annexed cope. letter Of Introduction from
Mr. Nelson. and tie following cttsr
Lro.rioy OF cuLL II rHE SrrsD STATES or AsEHlcA}
| NAsHTNfToS. snF y ltnh
sR The Hon Secretary Of state Of chill inorH. LIE that
been appointed Secretary IN. Lrrron viii the salary
a''sn-d b. law ,nd with the eien'ons q ne ofee o. TIE
men, Of N Gody the which ha,e iae houoi to coaaun
cato 10 yoas r. cheney foI your Information.
! May God pr.scgve yolf tAcelencv.
D. BryJanrs vIcrS. M.cxsSS, se-fs,sSy q the Lego
| CATION ci h.h IN th~ uifsd states oi America.
Nrw ioak F,b. Il lo56
Mr DEiR sm A. uay prov. Of interest ia III, cas- q
VI '. Macsenns, IA which you ie .oun's TO establish
BIZ charatrf uan o. honor uld truth ~ ~ real ish
deem Il dIy 70 state 20 you that ,o1rdrd to nin al the
PROPER tue a., appointment of Secretary 81 fhis LEGATION
according instructions whcn bad received 1om my Gov
Bat - ,lr Vienna Mak,uaa hsl ye' been officially
prcsen to tic STATE Department Ae was nee 10 assume OF
hi. r-n,alce exp aim Why the Hon. Secretary Of Stis
informed the District Attorney ta M ha kenna was not
AZ a., ,ars time place, in is rue sl, tho telegram which
.ent 70 fintonafy stating that N M4cseuie may not
b. .ouI.red >rcfeary ior which prpo-e take peaufe
u ,.ndins Won This uucition have th, honor
'''' T. : A.rA BrRsAG. Chfi,u Minister
M Stolston sid be had thought u dne to bic cen' TO
mako this motion bit that hi client was willing ~ wave Die
privilege and plead the indi,imcnt , .,
MI Dickinson ~ opPosiiion, then read the ioowllt az
patches ,- ,oa,
Hon. wv H. srwARD Sy,ta,y Of STATE .VG'siagtos D c.
Berj,mu '. Ma senua, who h.. signed himself e9nnden
tis gent Of the Republic Of Cii contracts made with
part here 10 II oa torpedo In this dt operate
vessels Of the Spanish navy ~ been ndc'ed hy the
uI ry or violation u the sixth Section Of the neutrality
into ca.toly by Marshal Macsenna numaes 10 Marshal
Murray tha b. i. privileged from arrest by his connection
privileges aud have yoa any a'sIle,on' J. , %
L..ationl Please answer immediately
ID :. DIosIssos. US. D.re. Attorney.
T. n, United STATE, Die'rict Atto,neg'
Mr b. Macs,ns may not be eondered TO belong 70 the
To- p.sirtS Dickinson Z. s D,',,ct -hiorney'
B,nnnin v Ma.eana (, TO, known 20 this Government as
having any diplomatic pryi.ese You WI. proceed aeco'd
NY UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
| r., all =, choD fl,.> yre,san ssdH ooms greeting; 49,
certify that it appears ftow the ecotd end nes OF thi,
49, Ls b.n secretary TO Chiin Legation In the United
States and he 10 not and never las peei 20 '
nrvi ,e, and imnumes Of dplor1aiic agent pursuant TO
The Of nation. and the act 'i Con1ie' IN ,qeS sss pro
After r.,dns these dispatches Mr. Dickinson argued tina,
app,ared nom tem aud hi. statements that the de-
lendn, had not acquired any snS ccsUta
officially al th. State Department Mr. soughon waving
The pi.r. mead fo his client not guilty The same plea
wa. entered Tor Mr. Rogers: Neither party being ready to
try IN. case t was to day to be agreed on
irhs Iian Daniel Dickinon for n. people; Mr. Stoush
| ton and sIr cDouald for the defendants
| REVOCATION OF MR.. ROGERS EXEQUA ATUR.
| A dispatch was to-day received from the State
Depansn, r.yosns the er,qadtJ Of Essban Rogers as
| consul ad iats,im Of the Republic Of Chill
SUPERIOR COURT - CENTRAL TERh-fEB H. - Before
| Justices MosgLL. GARyiS aud JONES.
| OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.