The New York herald., 1866-09-14
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

II will be remembered that In the early part of this
year man named csr Soelis r arrested In this city
on q charge OF having smbezzisd several thousand
thalers, the property Of Nc~ra Meyer Co, bsnksrs
Berlin, Prussia in whose employment he hsd been
bookkeeper or Cashier He placed IN custody
order d arrest suit OF breach of promise Of
rage ct the suit Of Mary clppensscn who
panied him this country; and not being able TO ob
tain BAIL the sheriff. James Kelly. caused the defendant
10 be sent TO prison In the mesntme ihs government
of Prussia, represented by counselhr fApsngh-made
several applications without oec 70 the United Statss
authorities for the surrender 10 them Of the prisoner 81
thar his examination might take place the criminal
charge and tho question OF his innocsnoe or guilt
passed on order that be might be remted 10 Prussia
there 70 take his trial on The accusation brought asn.
sisted tho surrender o Nosite bat they have gwen
the prisoner up 10 tho United States Marshal viii b.
Pursuant 10 the within warrant, have thi. day ar.
rested and have In my custody one Carl Nosl,s,
whom now produce before United States
For Rorrsr MuRaAr, United states Marshal
Commissioner Newton said that be nov committed the
Mr. Iapaugh. Ia heightened spsech, lad before the
Court ths particulars of tns oaee and rhs documsnz
which had been Issued from the Pru.ssn Court for ths
spprehenslon and conviction Of soss Counssi reps-
sathori,lss should overrds tho supreme nsh, q The
si'. 4. .sas s''s.a%1 e.1,ss1 q. .,.y .n,sr.a iss
between u and the United stAies regarding eAses
He offered evidence the dcpo~ticn of the manager
the banking houss II Meyer Co II bad been oommu-
nieaied 10 him tcounssn since he began he statement
that the prisoner after listening 70 The evidence, ns
mated that be could nos dispute u The courss taken
by the prisoner matter BY whom he was advised vm
not calculated " gain for him oonssdersion from We
government ~ Prussia A. the sieventh houf the
prisoner threu himself tbe mercy of his govefntnsnt
Hut he loouB.e coald no prornis~x Tbs<s should
be Jassc. nrss and mercy sftsrvsrds
Tho Con missioner askc The pfi-oner had snr stats
mens 70 mako n -, would becems part o. ths
record
Tbe prssoner sad-f admit the charge. and urrcsdss
mxseh 10 mr. government That 10 all have 70 ssy.
The Comml..,oner 1sd that under The elrcgmztaoces
nothing was Ten for hifn 40 bot issue the pecs-ry
cerncsie for the surrender c ths pssoser 70 The proper
aaihorues
NJ LArsnsh sid The prisoner had 70 ,iss ooss.
Try with O. 600 or $1,000 10 bis rcss~sson. lie hh
not . dollar nos snd hs rsxresi~d W my hss
IN this hn ltr Lspssgbs conntv erimi.
nails cpnld " tho~s ~ho ver~ inirsEisd 9Th
their arrest, stripped - every dollar they p~ssssef
He dld not say this % symtshy fos the pfsonsr
but IN order 70 reyrObas The pfsctics q thoss sbo
trusted ~th the ssese dstr n srresisng crmnsls.
.ovid eeece them the scsncAious mstsss. The
pressdinss thea term nsfef
A nsn -hos~ sssi rsur :. ustGo~n. Bat wh7 v
charged anfsr iht n Jobs loo. tfosghi fofrsd
an seeasstot ~ tssn tss "a he pesssasipr ~ '
sosnsrfeH soii0 ana nits'y srht coatterfsh ons
foii1 Iplsei stsies sfla trss ross 80 see hat
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