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The New York herald., 1867-04-28

The Fire Departmens TroubIe-The Writ Of
Iajuncstsn Against ehe Cemmfssloners Re-
vsked-An AMicablc settlements Probable.
Before Judge Gilbert ~
The argument in The matter OF the wrs Of injunction
restraining the Board OF Fire Commissioners from taking
any further action present in the Of certain
panies who had been suspended for alleged violations Of
tho rules Of the Department. TO have been heard
yesterday morning Al 10 O'Clock, however, MEyW. D.
veede counsel for the nremen, appeared IN court and
made application 70 have the injunction discontinued.
he said that he understood the parties 70 the had
come 70 IN amicable arrangement Ex-Judge r. c.
Brainard counsel for the Board of Commissioners re-
arked that no arrangement had teen ede but certain
end 70 ihe uoubIesin IN tho Department.
The wTil was accordingly revoked.
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

= 3 X Wteckeros &
Before Judge Belts.
n Ms oms ef WslJieN II. Brooks and 0noiAer, Ne
xvspsy Rscue, Asv tackle Ac, Judge Belts yesterday
rendered his decmion. The plaintiffs in the case
nsnbsTs q The crew Of the propeller Rescue. wrecker
and claimed 70 have been wrongfuly discharged from
sasd vessel and entered suit against the
Months wages At the trial Of the suit the grounds Of
assn and defence wete fully reported IN the HERALD
1Ae facts briefly followsIn January last while
the propeller at anchor a where she proceeded
Wh ths intention two light anchors there SUNK
ths mate called upon the bslants assist other mem
hss Of the in the work Of getting up the anchors
The hbellants refused 70 assist unless they. were
paSd eItra compensation for the labor, alleging
shas they were exclusively employed as fremen. and
not therefore bound by the contract do other
work. On their refusal thoy told that they should
leave the vessel they persisted in their refusal They
accordingly le and fled aciion for the recovery OF
nsntb's wages each For the owners it was proved
that the beiants contracted 70 give their assistance 70
ne asos Of the crow, on the demand OF the officers Of
she vessel when actually in charge of the fires and
mAaAgement Of the engine On this point The testimony
conflicting and Judge Betts in bis review o
snIed thai the weight OF the evidence with the
claimants tthe ownersb the libelants being directly
Meerested In the testimony given by them. The libel
Was therefore dismissed. -a
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UNITED STATES comMssuneas COURT.

TAe Prussian Extradition Case-Thc Charge
Z. M Against Philip Heinrich.
- Before Commissioner White
Philip Henrsch, who 10 charged with having. while
acting in the capacity Of Secretary 70 the Rhensh Rail-
way Of Cologne, Prussia committed forgeres TO the
amouut OF 5000 thalers brought mp yesterday be-
1ege Commissioner White for further examination.
Mr. b. d. Lapangh, counsel In tho United States for
tAe Prussian government conducted the prosecution.
Baron Guido Won Grabew, the Prusaan Consul Gen.
ogAl was also present. .E
Mr. Charles Wehe defended the prisoner. aE
the C0mmissiouer sasd that the room In which the
pgevious examinations had been held occupied
b the circuit Court he would be obliged 70 adjourn
the case tiii Monday q three O'Clock 1850 e.#
7hh suggestion met with the approval Of tho learned
counsel on both sides sef l s-i n -as aa3
Mr.. Lapaugh said be wished 70 pat In evidencs the
aAdate Of the President directing the arreet Of the
.pgooner. ~ &C. -ttati arsa ss M-fM @#5
Mr. Wehle asked for copy Of the document and =.
lApaugh replied that be would lot him have IL
me- case was accordingly adjourned till Monday.
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

the wills Of Ne following named parties, deceased
we're admitted 70 probate 10 the 6aTogates Court Of
Kings county during the past week Patrick Kelly,
James McKenna jain Carroll and Robert Story, J, all
Of the city OF Brooklyn Letters OF administration
also granted the estates OF the following named
persons, deceased William Hughes, Leonard c. Nc
city or Brooklyn Margaretaa Kohl OF the town Of New
Utrecht and Sarah Trsphagan, or Jersey City, NJ
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

ouARANnsG steamer Kangaroo. frem Liverpool.
arrived a Quarantine yesterday morning There s one
oass q smallpox among her passsngers She vii be
sssaisea :, ousnsse uns Monday for the purpose of
TIC Washington, from Bremen, which arrived yesssr-
day afternoon, he'd number Of cAsea Of smapox %
board. she yin aso ~ dsaaissA anu Monday for fvmL
gAtlop ma @s W#tM8 M&sisfN N B
The New York herald., 1867-04-28
Before Justices Dowline and Kelly

----- BeIoFs Jusutes DoWIIne and Kelly.
In the cour yesterday there forty six cases pre
sentsd for trial. iscIudng sevenssa charged with petty
larceny: twelve. assault and battery; three dsorery
house four cruelty 70 animals; two, violation Il The
Escse Isw one violation Of thc Health sw one viola
ton of me Boat inv; ons Illegal voting, and sir
pended from Let sittsg
Tho cnly matter a any Importance the charses
aeHiDt Mary Hsese, q 12s Greene street and Minnie
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL ~. 1857.

Cleared.
Steamship City Of Baltimore (Br) MoGuiean LivsrpoolJ
q Dale.
wall.
stsamship Mississippi. Sumner. Hsvre-New York and
steamship Wilmington Spencer. Galveston Williams
stssn:hip sarposA Quick New oreans-Ssw York Mail
sss:nsS'p Geo Cromwell VAN, New orie.ns-H cron
sssAmshp san Salvador. Nickerson savsnnah-oarison
6tsamship saragossa. Crowell. Charleston-A Leary
4 Co.
ssssmship Rebscca Clyde. Chichester wInsnssn Nc-J
ssssmshp y CA Hobart Nswpsrn Nc--c oecdspssd
steAmscip Niagara Blskeman Horfolk, CITY Point ana
uchnend-1 Hcfneksn 4 Palmore
Nesmshp HattsrAa Aexander Hovfofx. City Peins and
HicNm0nd-G mcCreadv %.
sieSmsh'p s0ss s'ssss Sshsr. wasA,ssson Dc-em'A
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BROOKLYN COURTS
Condemnation.
Before Judge Benedsck

Condem natiens. FeN
Before Judge Benedsek
The return Of process in the following property seized
for violation Of the law mado .. the open
Ing Of the court yesterday. Eight barrels Of spirits
dsiilery apparatus Sc, seized At J. D. Duhlops dis
tiliery In Flushing avenas Oxford street. horse
and cart sesSed at the Wall 'es ferry No claimants
appeared and on motion Of t.e District Attorney do
crees Of condemn ahcns were entered The court there
upon adjourned -
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rsporsa s.Ssrs x:UD Rs-T '.t
her way e the sy %ornias
high Tide iSsy were removing the ffstsht
smr RscuAnpsos ashore in the Missssippi remained
BAax s,nos trr, jacques. from cusdaoups for Mar.
selss with sugar conees g. put INTO Bermuda ith Inst
B4s. srccs.. sisssr which cleared At Portland oath
experienced weather on the a's u, and lost
scrs sAnsor samson from Mobile for Philsselph,.
ss ed u @ "a a. 3 ss Lon n ss dr ' gu NV ,s
then sCs aysy cS S SsSTe e he gale M q.
anoiher s.le from NV whsn IN censeqnence o. her dis
.Ss on Sss on he
T Sa
SCR. sv..sas from Bsmss f9r Galveston, win
forcmst sprung has cen surveyed portion Of the cargo
St IGN have to Be landed = get me mast out The vessel "
scm. JoHs cc.lrrs Of Sswburs which struck on ,be
% Win The aid he propeller JOHN S ~Tscf e
isrs steam vrsckns pump
longing g Arsna from sodsa Bers ,s with Oswoed London
mouth wsns london New ~ YORK; saD re re
and three volunteer passengers being provided with
bread beef and other took charge The
last entry The fidos log slate was March There
blown away. Mr. sutherland managed, however 70 navi.
only Outside the port yesterday avaed himseif OF ne
services of the crew OF hshing vessel
Miscellaneous.
NEW Mysnc cIrrrxR sHIr voR SAN FRAxcisco note
the superior ship Twilight rapidly loading in WIN
Coleman Cos line al pier II East River finest addi-
tion lately made tonnage She built models
OF the Mary sutton, Seminole and former ship twilight
all for their great speedand pronounced By
judges to be a. fast. she will sail in a few days.
sHoSr PAssAas-rhe clipper ship Seminole. Captain
Holmes belonging Sutton Cos California lire, rived
San Francisco the 25h inst In 10 days from New
York. having quite feet Of vessels which sailed
vicus ber-soms Of them from one TO two months.
Steamships America from Bremen. and Kangaroo. from
Liverpool are al anchor In Quarantine
BsRx pwAHp EvrRxrr. of Boston, az tons. new
purchased by Messrs Gideon ALEU- Son.
cf New Bedford the whaling business be command
cd by Capt jos ID Silva
scmn MoostisWr, cf Grccnpor go tons new measure.
snt has been sold Capt Judah Berry and Others OF
West BArwch nss for $4,000 cash, v y cossinued In
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

Mining shares dull but firm At the first board
Alameda Silver closed loc higher selling 50 os Con-
soldatsd Gregory Gold lOc selling at So Coryoon
zoe. lower, selling at 80. Columbian Gold and Silver
sold u - -, Peoples Gold Silver Mt o5c At the
second meeting, which iaformal. there only
trihing amount Of business transacted.
The foreign exports n March 1885, 1865 and 1867
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

derry hossss wAeh hey coavstsd and sent 70
shs Penitsniiasy for four months
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Total nine months sss sse 100 ooe 2a1 os 447csc
The export values calculated in currency and the
import values In coin.
The returns Of the national banks Of the United States
for the quarter ending on the morning Of the rt Mon
day In April, 1857, are thus officially eptomizsd:-
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NEW oRLBANs. April 1-Ar barb Bessie utaD Ha-
nsas ss a. ss
Gssspd ss'c "a SD
Barcelona; lsai bark 0abreil Galore B.reslona-
.. ST: ss js. sss.. ss s fs.s. ss;s s
sdSs sss .sS s
Rosslsnd fss k9Srs; & s.rsS jane sYors. '- ~'N'''
IA, Ar. 4 sss nsss s
Sa 18th sarss AsHspi. ,! 5 Tso ssss rn
smith. Honss Hole; D'S ship Rance 1sr. faie Queens:
fiiILADELPHrA. Aprn ss-Arr steamship Henricl IIud
son. Howes Havana; schrs Dauntless Goombs Guantano
sC %ss u 5 so ss s. h..
bernard from Msan.ss idea from DO: and two vessels
Esn Sa s ssTs
H.s Hs SARAH ces % sas
T TF5kTIzSD xpriI as-Arr Us cutter xos.vood, n.l.y.
nons ior sos is cPcss RSSn I M
sany: : barnes Coleman. albany SID bark T sioci.
S;scsyso Rosswsy Brig Gss Iorns went % s.er sea on
April scAr George Brooks. Henley. 81 Andrews.
FAwTu ucKET April N-An .sSr chas Moore fnssrsoll.
rGsYasss H. sp s %
R6li.aspha slss Wright wlson. ElIsabehport soop:
sa Northern
connscsisgs stephens, : Elnabsthpo,t WIN ) Burden,
esns sheeld do sioops Motto seare and Mary Bayes.
RIvfIMOND April 2S-sld schr IL Arcuarius, jackson.
wadoboro, Maine, via Turkey Island. '''''
san FRANCISCO, April g-Arr ship Seminole, Holmes
NYork sid 26th, ship Chas Lnling Won Haaer Livern
orpheus, Crowcll, Hampton Roads. 'v
SAVANNAH, April 24-Arr steamship San Jacin,o At
SALEM, April 25-Arr schrs II n Newcomb Newcomb
Isnger vasht sharp Sharp, Philadelphia Onward Arey
Ann Gardner, and Catharfne.
WILMINGTON. NC, April 25-Cd steamship w p Clvde.
Powell Nyork; schr Ellen PERKINS, PERKINS, yuraeo, 's
.,WwAFkpS. April 2s-Arr sehr John Crochford. Jepss
The New York herald., 1867-04-28
THE CO uRT S.


YAe Case Of the Forgery efa Widow's res-
sisn Ger rihcafe- CoHvicsios Of she Defendant
The New York herald., 1867-04-03

Supplementary Jurymen-MM. Ed Girardet Eichens
(Hermannl
Yesterday was the last day on which the Exhibition
open to the public prior to the inauguration No
objects destined TO be exhibited will now be re-
ceived, any pretext whatever. A vast number OF
packages in yesterday at the last moment and no
doubt many will arrive too late.
Tho AOaear contains pufis OF three little known wa
tering places which il says exist in Bosnia No. 1,
called Ilidja, is four or Eve leagues from Bosnia
Seai II Ia q little village containing only one inn
The waters 752 feet above The level OF the sea- are Sit
uated In two cavities on either bank OF the river Ze-
Ieschmza. They are OF chalky character and sove-
reign for cutaneous diseases Omar Pacha during his
campaign in Bosnia, visited da and repaired the baths
for the OF his army They have ever since been
managed under military superintendsnce
No. 2, named Kisselak, from the SIavonc word
kisco tacidl s about eight hours march from Bosnia
Sera In nortbwesterly direction These baths arc the
most frequented Of any In Turkey In Europe In the
middle Of village the banks OF the Fignitza which
flows into the Bosnia, bubbles up spring strongly i'm
pregnated with carbon and iron. Patients are
meDded TO assist in the operation Of the by eat
ing bread which is made With them.
No. Is Banla, Greek orthodox convent founded In
1400 Bana Is n the valley OF Leni about eighteen
hours march from the fortified town OF vichigrad The
waters in which there Is great quantity Of soda and
alum and little iron, are considered good for rheum-
atism and enchyl0sis. I have given tourists who
may be tired OF Hombourg. Kissingen, &c, some
TO ponder and materials for consulting their
maps.
The New York herald., 1867-04-03
THE COURT S
COuRI or APPEALS.

Proceeding to Establish Certain Trusts In
Fhvor Of all the Reformed Dutch Churches
0f the City.
Before Chief Judge Davies and q full bench.
Various motions to dismiss appeals were submitted
The Attorney General on the Reat'o" q Nicholas
Adrsels Appellan u.s. The Ministers Elders and Deaco's
Ae Reformed Protestant Dutch Church Of the City Of Neso
Fork, Respondenta This is proceeding by information
filed by the Attorney General the relation OF Nicholas
Marsellus minister Of the church located at Green
wich in the city Of New York. Its obectls TO esab.
sh trusts in two parcels of real estate which are
alleged 70 be held by the defendants in favor OF the
relator, as o minister Of Reformed Dutch church IN
with all the other ministers Of the churches oil
that denomination in the city OF New YORK,
and TO compel the application OF the income
arising from such real estate TO the support
OF the relator and all such other ministers,
From the printed II s stated that there are three
Dutch churches in the city, In Lafayette place, one
at the Of Twenty yninth street and Fifth avenue
and another being built Forty eighth street and
Fifth avenue These In the enjoyment OF revenue
OF about $3.50 900 year. derived from two Wills one OF
which made In 1894 and the other In 1723 All the
other Dutch churches In the city claim that they are
entitled under these beQuess TO share in the benefit OF
that fund. This Is information flied the relation
of Of the ministers Of these churches TO compel the
application OF this fund to the support and maintenance
OF all the ministers Of the Dutch Reformed churches in
the city, being the original design Of the donors Ar
gued and submitted
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never take place In view OF this state OF affairs CD
lector Carman behalf Of the government resolved 70
take action against Crocheron In another way ana ne
result that he Crocheron) was arrested IN fepruAC
last on q charge OF embezzIemenI
Yesterday morning the case came up before Comme-
sioner Newton when Mr.. Robert Christy, counsel fs
defendant claimed that it did not come under the Juri-
dction of this court There was no legislative enact
ment which made deputy collector accountable 70
the department for moneys received by him. ne
then went on 10 argue at considerable length on
this point holding that collector himself was TO DO
held responsible for moneys collected for every act
a his S ieu
Mr. Allen, Assistant United States District Attorney
replied at some length claiming that the statute pro-
vded that any person having charge Of public moneys
should be accountable for the same TO the government
The fact that defendant had been deputy collector and
as such received public money and, under the sta
tute was obliged to pay over this money 70 the COL
lector, rendered him personally responsible.
Commissioner Newton. after having heard the argu-
ment on both Sides decided in favor OF Mr. Allen and
the case was proceeded with.
testified the mode Of keeping accounts explaining
the sent In to him lists Of the taxes to DO
collected which in turn sent to the deputy collec
tors who were charged with the amounts entered the
lists When they could not collect the deputies made
adavits respectively to this fact and the amount was
credited to them. approved by the Commissioned o.
Internal Revenue Witness exhibited an abstract or the
amounts placed to the credit OF defendant, but this.
In ITSELF did not go to reveal any part OF the alleged
fraud .
appeared that hey had paid TO defendant for taxes
at various times the amounts designated Henry E.
Dbble $119 September, 1865; John Mccormack, 500,
Edward UnderhiII, $2S. January, 1865 The receipts
were shown and identified Defendant admitted that he
had received S94 from A. W. Peabody, in September.
1855.
No further testimony was taken up to one o'clock,
when the hearing adjourned until tho 9th Instant
Crocheron is held 70 bail in the sum Of $4,000.
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APRIL 8, 1s67.-TRIPLE SHEET.

for the purpose Of browbeatng and driving stewart from
the prosecution OF his suit Counsel also called atten-
on TO the fact that they had broadly charged sucn 70
be the case furnishing the counsel with copy On tne
andavs setting forth the facts which were IN no Wise
disputed by plaintiff or his counsel
II was held by Sterne Chittenden, OF counsel io the
plaintiff in opposing the motion, that the National Cur
rency act makes the national banks the financial agents
OF the government and that the has prior
lien on the bank assets In this view Of thejmatter there
being good for believing that the money plundered
from the bank went into the Erie pool found under this
combination in New York. there was need for most dill
gent inquiry as to what became OF IL thereafter Have
these men contracted obligation TO tho bank 10 fraud
or one as to which they try TO dispose OF property with
intent 70 wrong the bankf The question Of Huyck 9
participation in the fraudulent inception Of the bank
the abstraction Of the funds the Of part Of them In
the so-caed 'p0o" Up TO this time, counsel said, he
mad to rely only on partial presentation of the
evidence 70 be brought as TO Stewards con.
nection. His statements as TO the organization, that
before notary the former partner Of Huyck in broker
iug there appeared, while he at Saratoga or New.
port one whom he avows afterwards have been his
paid agent in relation 70 business with the bank, and
that thus his name placed the original certificate
Of incorporation. His general intimacy with Huyck,
his refusal TO leave him in jail and the confession OF
Judgment OF nearly 5000 000 At the close OF the argu
ment the Court ordered the discharge from custody OF
Jos Stewart, without prejudice to rearrest on be-
half OF the government upon additional evidence In
the case OF the other defendant Huyck, the Court
fused to discharge or reduce bail.
The New York herald., 1867-04-03
the PUBLIC HeALTN.

The following letter from Dr. Harris on the weekly
mortality the Board OF Health yesterday
afternoon:-
In the week ending March 80, there 40s deaths
IN New York. including 65 In the public inst1ations-
there were 1866 Deaths not including the mortality ~ the
Kings county institutions The death rate In the week
gSS d ss snn% sSs y n e
last census zymotc diseases destroyed 50 lives in New
fatal darhna diseases and scaratina in Brooklyn and
In New York an In yphus Group ana dipntne-
ria Phthss and nnsmmatory diseases OF the respiIa-
died in New York and 40 30 per cent Of all in Brook
iyn The rate Of infant mortality in New York last
sns wesf s Children Eve old and under per cent
OF the total list In BROOKLYN the same PERIODS
gave s3 33 and 65. So per cent Of the total NOR
OF Health fnfammatory and constitutional diseases
have been in the ascendant, az usual, all winter.
and the severity Of the weather and attendant evils OF
mad housing Of the poor In our stormy March, sweled
the total mortality from these two classes OF TO
an ercess not reached before in ten months though the
average rate Of mortality from a pne. casses ~as s
facts as words and numerals can show but we need TO
psh inquiry the actual that account for the
xcessive mortality from these socalled constitutional
and u,1ammatory causes OF death In such inquiry
we encounter the fact that among the well housed
yet crowded population-2S,772 by census-of the
Fifteenth ward only thirtyone persons died the past
four weeks while in the Fourth ward population 1854
all In tenant houses eighty one persons died that s the
death the Fifteenth ward is found 20 be equal TO
I5 deaths to the 900 inhabitants while in the Fourth
ward II is in winter so per 1000 In the three
summer months che Of mortality in the attor ward
was 70 per oco annually Thus the fact , conlrons
perpetual pestilence by one cause and smother while
the decently housed and cleauly though popuous,
the Fifteenth ward enjoys ss'sery scarcely sassilss
standard Of the Fifteenth ward the standard for the city
summer aud wpter. r. HARFlt
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the CASE or the DAKOTA.

We published some time ago account OF the sailing
OF the steamer Dakota from this port under what
appeared be suspicious circumstances II alleged
the time that certain gold swindler left shores
on the steamer and that there suspect the
completely Of the captain. We publish below. for
what II may be worth, the captains statement OF the
and denial Of his knowledge OF any improper pro-
ceedings:-
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Your article Of February % in relation TO the steamer
Dakota without foundation far II relates to the
escape OF John Ross, and charging me or the owners
of tho vessel with improper conduct The ship went
out In ballast consigned TO Messrs Wright and Co., OF
Rio Janero for sale for Of Warren Leland the
owner and her papers duly certified by the Bra
zian Consul she having neither freight passengers
Messrs Wright Co. advanced SO 900, and Mr.. Wood.
ruf s1 500 for which they held the collateral
security These advances required to relieve the
vessel from debt and TO furnish her outfit.
delivered the vessel, after rough passage, to the
consgnees who sold her by virtue Of their power OF
attorney. I had nothing TO do with the sale.
May ask OF you the favor TO correct the misrepre.
sentaon and 10 repair nearly possible the great
wrong you have done mes EDWARD s. HARDY,
Late Master or steamer Dakota.
NEW YoEK, April 2, 1867.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS counr.
The Prussiau Extradition Case-Tho Chara
Against Phillip Heinrich.


Against Philip Heinrich.
Before Commissioner White.
The further hearing OF the charge against Philip Hen.
rich late Secretary OF the Rhensh Railway OF Cologne
In Prussia Of having committed In that city forgery
the amount OF $s000 resumed yesterday al three
O'Clock before Commissioner White The full partcu.
lars OF this werc published the HERALD or Sunday
Mr.. H. D. Lapaugh, counsel for the Pruss,an govern
ment In the United States conducted the prosecution
Baron Guido Won Grabow the Prussan Acting Consul
General, was also present.
The prisoner was defended by Mr.. Charles wehe.
Mr. Iapaugh ntimated 10 the court that he ready
to proceed with the examination.
Mr. Charles wehe said he had only that day received
a motto from the prisoner, written the day before, re.
qucstng him to undertake his defence He had not
time 10 read the papers in the and he therefore
quested that there should be adjournment for two
weeks more especially rs the prisoner had not had
opportunity TO communicate with his friends and obtain
thought that under these circumstances there should
an adjournment for the time asked.
Mr. Lapaugh SAID that while the Prussian govern ment
anxious that the prisoner should have every possible
facility for his Defence he must oppose long ad-
journment he thought the defence OF the prisoner
could bo prepared In much shorter time. He had
objection 10 the adjournment Of the Till Monday.
would anordShe prisoner every opportunity TO get any
evidence that he might be able 10 procure his behalf
he did think II necessary adjourn the
late day that named by the prisoner He would,
therefore, adjourn the TO next Monday, and In the
meantime coursel for the prisoner would have op
ton was based and II any question the
missbity OF those papers, II could be raised the
hearing.
The case was then adjourned to Monday next