New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

snip to ay person other than the person for whom it
originally issued, and 20 whom IL may Of right belong,
every such person shall be deemed and adudged guilty
OF felony and on being thereof convicted by due course
law shall be eBtenCed TO be Imprisoned and kept 10
hard labor for period not less than three, than
i've years, OF lie be fined IN not less than $780, nor
more than 1000 at the discretion Of the Court taking
cognlbance thereof
The accused brought before Commissioner Osborne
at the United States Court and the following andat
was held TO answer in The sum Of $4,000.
United States Of america, Southern Dis'rie S'sS g
NeW IOrk-Rubert Murray Marshall OF the Uhlteu oates
for the said district being duly swOrn uoth dep"e p M
say tbvt he Is informed aud believes tlat on the V u
Of October A. D. 1863 one ROsenbuEg whose nst na'no
is the deponeD1 unknown, but who %as then "a a"a aid
member OF committee at NO; Cfn,de,S'' ~ s"'
Naturalization Committee, did wltniy ana Use nnUS
gy nidy nTSc1e sSG. io falsely made forged and
counterfeited five certain certificates ana n are
hereto attached; and depOnent therefore 90, ~
Rosenberg with violation Of Section IS or OF ihe the r"rus
0n Of seamen on board the public aud private Vessels V
the United states and the said deponent nn a
animation Of the sccused by testimony OF three sepa
table Witnesses showing the lacts frHery and false cer
Gates aforesaid Csgne9 A., ., fSgGSr 4HsGSar %0Atfi
Sworn 10 OoiOrH oHS S A. osborn U. s. Commissioners.
Tho certificates I'm possession Of the lMarshal obtained
from Rosepbery are signed with the signature OF 'he
Comfy Clerk Charles i. LOew, and afnxed 10 them 10
the seal of the court How Rosenberg obtained them
must come out In the course OF his examination. lie
following is the copy OF one OF them;
Tyitsd States Of America State Of NeW York, CHy ana
Count, or NsuS. York s. S-Be 1t remembered that on The
10Th day Of October IN the year OF our Lord one Thousand
eiybt Lndred aud sxtyeight, John Wlnkens appeared
snpreme Court of the State Of NewYork held In the
city " NewYork-(a Court OF Records having common
law jurisdictions clerk and sea-and applied 10 the
sid Cont TO be admitted TO become citizen OF the
United states Of America, pursuant to the provisions OF
the several acts OF the Congress OF tho United
states OF America, for the purpose made and pro
yided and tho sd applicant having produced 70 iaS
aud renunciatiOn, aud having taken sneh oa,hs
Thercupon II was ordered by the Court that the said
pUcsnt be admitted, and he was aecoTdinsly admitted
In testimony whereof the seal OF the said Court Is
bereunto affixed this 18th day Of October 1868 and IN the
Esd year OF the Independence OF the United states;
fNBw-YORK sEAL.I
Rosenberg was brought before the Commissioner late
In the afternoon, company with his bondsman hr'
Michael Hollncher, shOw-case maker who does bus
ness at No 10 North william-st, who swore that he
owned the building in which no did business, and was
worth over and above his debts $4,000 As soon as be
had sgued the bond, q deputy served Rosen-
berg warrant on another indictment, ana
required 5000 more. This second arrest somewhat
startled the bondsman, but being asked by the Com
missioner II he could stand the additional 5000 he came
to the conclusion that he might well die for sheep
as lamb, and remarked that he guessed Benjamin
would not run away" Rosenberg was bailed to appear
to-day al o'clock before Commissioner Osborn. There
Is quite party implicated in these frauds, and few
days will see them al under arrest. The gentleman who
had the nerve 20 go among the Tammany braves was
Government emplOy6 in Mr.. L. d. Websters office, As
SCISSOR Of Internal Revenue for the XXXIId District Of
this city.
The following communication received by US from
prominent counseoratlaw IN this city, whose name
In our possession;
To fhe Editor Of Ths Tribune.
SIR regret have 20 call the attention OF the pubic
and the gross outrage on their rghts anu PRIV
neges committed last evening by Judge Barnard; ,h
Having entered Judge Barnards oSppt 70 Wines @ ,e
extraordinary naturalization pTocee1ngs theio con
ducted l went within the bar, but finding tue center
space was needed for applicants and witnesses retired to
one side, entirely out OF the way, where commenced
taking few notes, ,., 49,. .o,-or..,,on
With lis clerk and then ordered the TO clear the
space within the OF all persons except applicants aud
bar could not regard my self included IN this order,
though knew It specially leyeled at ine accord
had ordered the space within the bar TO be cearad re-
S;. RSgc Ra casf s SeSt SbI 70 the Judge and
turned saying The Judge orders the space within the
ton retired Behind the bar to the extreme rear Of the
court, where, mounted on bench, continued my notes
| all persons except applicants and witnesses.
eG another Usher came up to aud
said IN brutal manner pon you hear the order The
Court and I've right to remain" Saying III S teach s
Cleared he seized hold Of me- and dragged aud threw
me over the bench and had not fallen on the crowd
|
Injured This felow-One Of Judge Barnards usheIs DO
Il took hold OF the collar oi my coat
when called In voice which Il Is perfectly impos-
sibe the Judge could have failed TO hear Judge Bar
nard, "A member OF the United States BAR and call
on yOu protect me IN my nghts" Damn your rights
said the usher kicking fret ON the right thn aud then
severely in the groin from the effects Of which
still suffer occasional parox ysnis Of great agony
ought not TO omit 10 mention that there was no
shadow Of preext for the order TO clear the Court which
WAS a. orderly possible 10 be. The only noise
made that OF the shufng Of tho feet OF the crowd
standing within the BAR stretching out their hands over
ofh IN IN or
the whole $50 persons were 70 be sworn in batch or
rather patches Indeed there often noise
during the ordinary proceedings Of trials In the Courts OF
this State than there on tins occasion
The outrage upon myself Ia lost In the outrage upon
the rights and privileges Of the bar. therefore will
take action until the Elders OF the bar meet 10 protect
rights and privileges, when will come forward 70
substantiae what have stated and TO enable the bar
TO feel confident that will do SO inclOee my card,
which will be recognized that OF gentleman personally
known TO the propretOrs managers OF each OF the
New York papers 70 whom this letter 10 delivered viz
The TRIBUSE, The Times, The World and The EpeninQ
Post Yours respectfully, CoUssELoR u. g.