The New York herald., 1867-02-21

procure mo sxradision Of the prisoner hs witsssz
o what forms the criminal code of Hungary a pres
toned by the Kine Of Hrngay aud remain in force un
changed They arc laws of sevea a yearA
anx ia. NV pronanc,ston 4 male st
am perfectly able to translate from Hungarian into Ger
man ana from German into Hungarian: the procsedngu
with the exception OF the examination of witnesses from
foreign countries who do speak Hungarian; Il
necessary to have the DEGREES Of The Hungarian
confirmed BY any Austrian authority; have taken
part In the arrest ofthe prisoner far my
duty: told the prisoner the other day IN the court that
was arrested aer her arrival from Pesth and taken 10
the City Hall; she sIck in her fathers house. after
the prisoner len got authority prosecute him and
to prove the identity OF the prisoner his lawyer
considered him an upright honest man according 70
oar national usage persons who are very friendly call
did have not brought the alleged forged bills with me.
TO nj. LarocqueI did not bring the forged bills with
me- because the Court in the proceedings in
required them; otherwise the Court would consider ne
proceedings Illegal
The further hearing OF the adjourned I'LL Sat-
urday.
The Charge or Embexxlemcnt OF SJO0,OO0
against n United states Treasury Agent.
Before Commissioner Belts.
Tho Of George " Carleton, who is accused OF hav-
ug embezzled certain money and property. TO the
amount Of half million OF dollars belonging TO the
United saes while acting in the capacity ofa Treasury
agent In Memphis Tenn. called ON for further ex-
animation yesterday at twelve O'Clock. s
Mr.. Samuel G. Courtney, United States District At
torney appeared behalf OF the government and Mr.
Carleton Is defended by Mr. James 7. Brady and Mr.
Charles Donohoe.
Mr. Brady said he wished pos.ponement for one
week, 10 enable him TO go to Washington and examine
papers in refer this He supposed that
Mr. Courtney had no objection TO that course.
Mr. Courtney replied that he had not the least obec-
ton il Colonel iitns who was gong 70 Europe by the
steamer OF Wednesday, was not futher required.
Colonel Titus observed that he thought he would not
further required and drawing papers out OF an
envelope handed them to Mr.. Courtney
Mr.. Courtney stated tina. he wished TO put those
papers 10 evidence They official documents the
dcfcndants appointment Treasury Agent and Acting
surveyor OF Customs Memphis and his acceptance Of
the
Mr.. Bracy-rhere IS no objection. The tact may be
taken admitted.
Mr. Coufrcy--I do not object TO the adjournment;
But express hope that MIR Brady will proceed
with the rapidly as poSs'bep
Mr. Brady--1 am most anxious to do So SHALL
think, procood to Washington Friday.
The adjournment OF tho case for week was then
agreed 10.
The Charge Against Lawyer.
s The OF Wellington Wilmot who is charged with
having forged certain papers in reference to the dis
charge from tho army af named James Allen,
called Several witnesses deposed to the effect
that the colored bow Daniel Martini who brought Aliens
discharge 10 Mr. Wimot. for the purpose OF obtaining
the bounty upon it. always called Allen by the de-
money under that NAME Tho further hearing will be
ak0n