The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-22
THE UEiTEg STATES AND TINE PERUVIAN TRANSPORT MARA
NON At new ORLEANS.
The Crew Of the LATTER Appeal 10 the United
/ States Marshal-A Writ Of Habeas Corpus
Asked and Granted.

( STATES Marshal-A Writ Of Habeas Corpus
Asked and Granted.
From the New Orleans Crescent Dec. H.
On Monday last the United States Marshal General
Heron, received the following communication as
coming from the crew OF the PERUVIAN transport
lo0t OF Canal street,
Hon. sRwe the of the $ ship Havana was shipped
0s. we ss' 70
s nag until we were M instead q that they pulled
so we 90 not intend san IN the snip under ina;
see to our cases. BY THE CREW OF THE HAVANA.
Upon the same evening Judge Durell, OF the
United States District Court called the attention Of
District Attorney Iorrey to the matter therein con-
tanned, ana accordingly Yesterday the Marshal sent
on board the vessel Deputy Marshal Armstrong, who
returned with the engineer and two OF the crew,
with whom General llerron had conversation. He
also conversed upon the subject ut issue with Cap
tain DUBOIS, who commands one Oh the vessels.
Meanwhile superintendent Cain, OF the Metropolitan
police, had IN person visited the Marshal and turned
over to him the reports made from day 10 day by
special oincer cunningham, who had been detailed
to VISIT the Ship
About haIi-past twelve District Attorney Torrey
and General Heron called upon Collector Fuller
and informed him relative to the situation. Mr. Full
Ter 1t once sent Inspector Buchanan Oh board the
vessel as bearer OF request that he be shown the
ships papers. Inspector Buchanan returned, stating
Garcia, the Peruvian Minister. Mr. Fuller thereupon
sent messenger to that gentleman at the ST. Charles
HOTEL requesting an interview, and Marshal Heron
ask Tor tue Shipping articles. The messenger to the
ST. Charles returned after half an hour stating that
Senior Garcia was not at home. The Marshals
deputy returned also In due season. bringing with
hm The shipping articles. An inspection OF these,
agreed 70 agree to any change OF dag that might be
made during their one year term OF service. The
only question In tins case TO be decided Is whether
the formalties In the change OF flag and transfer OF
the vessel have been properly carried out. The mat
ter comes up In tangible form to-day in the United
States Circuit Court, for the following application
one O'Clock yesterday in the clerks Office Of the
United States Circuit Court
10 ruE HONORABLE THE CIRCUIT CoUEr UNITED
bs nsan A ~ sos .IE arTs. Citizen s Initial
States, friend OF the following named parties here fol-
low the names OF about thirty personskep respectfully
That forenamed parties shipped of the
S a0a os s s the s
Southwest Pass of the river Mississippi and from thence TO
exceed Of twelve months That accordingly the said
fS s ra ' on s ss
Of December When the ship The bar and when she
laIsdiet9n hls ISnoIass court she boarded
sailing hss an osea % Tue m ~ am
In the OF the United States which had been hauled
The ship and brought her up 70 opposite this city;
aa a a Yasn a sy
to recognize them such aud claims
Pstsiensr further AYERS thai Peru Is a. waf with SPAIN
psase That the sailors are Unwilling to
serye in the OF said Peruvian and have
on board Of said steamship Havana, in violation of
their rights citizens Of United of the laws
and statutes of the I nited States.
Wherefore petitioner prays that writ OF habeas corpus
ISSUE commanding the officer In charge said steamship
produce the bodies parties and show cause
fody board Of said steamship and that after due hearing
the said parties aorenaed be restored their liberty and
Aa%
h0n0rs may meet and proper. JAS. X. FORRESr.
/, JOHN L. HOLLAND, Proctor for petitioner.
DEc IT, 166sLet writ OF habeas corpus issue, rsturna
BILE on the 18th inst, vt eleven A. n.
Z. II. DURELL, Judge.