New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

Judges nud all mankind their Opif
ions Of the truth Of facts should be regulated by the
superior number Of probabilities on one side and on the
Acting upon that principle, my Judgment soon
formed to the prepOnGorance Of proof IN this case and
OF proof hy the defendant IN relation what took
place at No Centrest than that there was probable
the proof OF crime b eparable from that q the criminal
and In every instance the corpus detcJ ought 10 be
proved either by direct testimony or by presumptye
evidence Of the most cOgent and Irresistible Kind IL has
been said hat there be presumption in criminal
(IteX Get Burdett Barnwau ana Anderson, 40;
Rox agt. Turner, Maule and selwyn, 2o6
Webster caseJ &" We are not TO imagine guilt where
there no evidence to raise the presumption andno per
enough has boon proved TO warrant reasonable and Just
conclusion against him. IN the absence OF eAphaoh OF
contradiction; but when such proof has boon given, and
the nauro OF tho is such as to admit or explanation
or contradiction. II the conclusion 10 wmch ue pIoOl
tends Doe untrue and the accused offers no explanation OF
cOnradieon.ean human reason DO otherwise thh adopt
mo conclusion 70 "hioh tne proof si 80
Sir Charles Abbott one OF the most llua trlos judges tht
ever adorned the Court of Kings Bench suen p,inSl
magistrate. IN determining the character OF prosumptye
evidence ia when the Life or liberty OF TIC person 10
Fragrant and reckless as may be the acts Of persons
who wully practice fraud on The Trcasuyand tap the
OF revenue by peured oah ana c2Ifups ICch5
Of cOucegmcnt dcbase the CON- deprecate the currency
and otherwise eyads the laws ana add stigma to Their
nothing 80 Infamous ana disastrous III Its eev,s
10 tine safety and strength of our country ms corrupt
balotbox ana fraudulent naturalization o. voters be-
cause these strike nc the Dlwatks oI our anu
uuturn the foundation Of our laws Inc ctcNe Iiall
cherished and sacred rgtsof the people, tho only saie'
guard 10 scfsoyeuimeut Upon this alone do We pro-
claim liberty and enact our laws C0irup is' peipcs
troe fraud p0n tho courts In the making or citizens OF
foreign blth 20 enjoy the incSmabe puFhese' abu Me
but undermine the foundation stoes OF republican NJ
ertv and republican laws, and elections, upon Whlch
We much depend fora Just ana proper expression VI
the ancfs dsorderod passions OF tho mob ana INC
proud boast that arc American elzens Vii no longer
Whateyer poiitlc1l party IN their ambition to succeed
whotLcr Republican or Democratic, OF ~ what Othcs
name they may ho chtencd, resort to these means oi
attack on the elective franchise, ana encouraged gy men
Who tue with the poor ignorant en grant rnOau htet
niade to suffer tie penalties OF tho law, D order that
their future f0r eyldo.ng should DO blAst- ana tey
II wou,d DO inGlg with common sense and add insult
70 the human understanding upon 9ll c iagts proved III
this case 10y the prosecution, with the defendant silent as
o lr,i w. IN fo il and n Indicted To await the
verdict OF u vi his country men upon the charge leIoiIeu
siy IS ordered to surrender the defendant to the
custody Of the United states Marshal aud hereby com
mand tho Mar.hal To keep the said defendant IN L.s
keeping await the action Ot the Grand jury iu default
TRUE BILL AGAINST ROSENBERG.
The defendant Rosenberg subsequently arrested on
the Indictment OF the Grand Jury but being attended by
is counsel and number Of friends he procured bail fOr
his appearance on the day or uia which VIII We AeId
early IL the present term. and lett the Court.
EEABREsT OF ROsLNBERG. -
As as CoMMlssO1cr OSBORN hHt lehucFeu MS ue-
csion recurring Rosenberg to renew hs a Ia $4,000 10
await tue action of the Grand Jury, Rosenberg was
alton was waived and the bail n this latter case fixed 1T
5000 subsequently the Commissioner Oh npphc"ioh Oh
counsel for dcfcndaut reduced me agIegale amount Vi
the bal. Ia the two cases 20 $4,000 AS soon as ms Dal
lad becu syen tae defendant was an arrested on ma d
warrant indictments having 6ech il tIe Io,o
against him W both cases ana hls Dan consequently eau
crlct aud taken before Judge Blachford 10 nave tAe
qur r-uon or Dan ol Ms .lpe,lr' Oh @ sii VI 49,
IN ne original case, III Whc Sns acted Is te deeOy
five cert Gcacs had been obtained from Rosenberg In
two oes eases uaklul troo IN W. III "h'SA ny
Jury found Indictments four certificates hsd Oeeh OD
cannct Doc made public ~ the proceedings before tno
Grand jury cannot legally be published TN IN
Court IN fixing the amount Of bail, decided % require
300 for the suug Of each certificate considering mat
recurring an aggrcs gate amount OF slj5O0 haii.
The dcfcudaurs counsel asked tue Distrct,Attorney
where this matter was gong 10 enc TO Wleh MI' COte
uey gave answer and thus the case stands Tor the
OTHER rarr Bills X SArUR4Lrz,Trox cAsEs.
The Grand Jury sent 20 the United states District
Hl'i,ii,i;cb 6tr,btn H,att wn j. Dicsinson, Wyckam
shaw, samuel j. Domnick, Henry .. Nh. pa9gh ior M
illegally tolADhl- = colsplInf' 81 ~ si oo cr 49,. of
gcthcr 90 pas, sc dispose, ana use iai-e otF0eS VI
''''4'A'D' 's.runriz,r1ox FRAUDS TX JERSEY.
man named Valentine Plstcr arrested In jersey
CITY on charge of fraud IN connection with thc natfa
laiion law alleged that he was sworn As witness
m fyo nnlcgfors Tor naturalization papers ono OF the
applicants D. only year in he country, ana tnc oilef
Oily our years Pu,ter sworc they were IA America dur
Ing c tuc rolu.cd by laws but tho other parties have
made coan,crahday stating me truth a. 70 the mat mat
ter officer Ons0w had Puster arrested ana taken bei9re
Commi.l0ncr Jackson, by whom = nasty c3aul.ilatoh
was made. Tie ease was adjourned, and the prisoner
John o'eeie Tie alleged dealer in bogus naturalization
tIE.u4rNci on saturday morning. ul 'oul-
adcuccd having been insufficient 20 justify bis commit
iucui. 10 will lI remembered tna OKoeio was arrested
the week before last by Deputy 9laIs Ot-.oW' on ie
information of one Patrick Kolly Who stated that
h- possession was procured for him by O'kcefe Ihe
paper was Issued in the regular form by the New.
The last-uamed gentleman Was produced as wit
at the examination o the prisoner on Tuesday last
his evidence not positive % the identity or
O'Kccfe with the who took ont tie papers. Other
ID kOY. and who heard the admission from
The latter that 10 was auducutly attained Kelly had
n tie meantime disappeared, and trace could be OBJ
tanned concerning his hidng-pace. The absence Of this
material witness, therefore, prevented the further deen
lion OF TIC prisoner
NO END TO NALURALIZATfoN FRAUDS.
Charles Storms applied 10 be registered, on |
Friday az the Second District Of the seventeenth Ward
y T MN ,,,,V iy on ~, a n- bnrea M seco"d-vc
aud ihirtyhocoud-st. James Rourko ot No li2 East
Tweut lourha also eudoav0rcd 20 perform the preim
mary ceremony II voting yesterday. papers obtained
Tie place, but by whom furnished he could not
- and iorfs vii De made 10 secure the arrest of those
Who made storms aud Eourke their dnpes.
CHAIRMAN OF A DEMOCRATIC NATURALIzATIoY !
COMMITTEE N TROUBLE.
ALBANY. Oct. 80 Darius Allen, Chairman of |
the Democratic Naturalization Committee at Troy was |
taAcn before United states Commissioner Frotnngham
in altering a certificate of declaration of intention, BY
which IL was intended thar tie person should vote on
hcng naturaliEcd. Distr!c;.Atomoy Dorsholmer ap |
peard or he Government ana Messrs Hand ~ ts cy
aud Colby OF Troy Tor the prisoner The iaots addueed
show that John McCabe OF West Troy declared HIS nen
lions oct 25 lsCCtOO late date 20 permit his natural
i2non In time vote 40 the coming election. Joseph
Brown that he saw Allen make an erasnre from
tho declaration with his tBrownl knife The declaration
was produced ana Identified showing that the figure IN
the date 2jth had been erased, making II OCT B. Tie eX
animation resulted in Aliens being held Ia $500 10 ap
pear at the November term OF tie Court.
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REGISTRATION.
10000 PERSONS REGISTERED IN NEw-NoRK AND