New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
THE CUBAN JUNTA.
EXAMINATION BEFORE COMMISSIONER OSBORN
ALL TIE ACCUSED INDICTED.


ALL THE ACCUSED INDICTED.
The matter of the examination into the
charges against Col William c. 0. Ryan and others, OF
violating and intending to violate Neutrality Laws
came for hearing before Commissioner Osborn yeser
day. in accordance with his decision Tuesday The
Court Room, as on the day previous, was filed with
Cuban sympathzers and others interested in the ques
tions at issue Drs John H. Norris, E. W. Du Bose and
j. McNuy and Capt T. W. Conant, the parties arrested
Tuesday night also present to have the question
OF bail passed upon in their cases provdpRn should be
raised Mfr Sedgwick said the defendants were ready.
The Hon. A. j. Rogers appeared as additional counsel
in the case behalf Of Capt James Peters At $780, the
20 minutes was taken After the expiration Of the %
minutes the Commissioner said he woudhx the amount Of
bail the OF the parties arrested on Tuesday night
Conants name first called. and he said he had no
counsel NOrrs's called with the same result
McNulty, his name being called appeared by counsel,
Roger A. Pryor, who desired time TO make motion TO
discharge the ground that the evidence was insuk
cen aud made the same motion in the case OF Du Bose
Roth motions were denied All four OF these defendants
were then required 10 give bail in the same amount and
the terms as the parties hitherto baied IN these
matters The examination OF these four set down for
p to-day. The Commissioner called on the case OF
Mr Bell said he had reason TO suppose that all the
parties charged had been indicted and, such was the
Mr. Sedgwck said II was not shown that. II an indict
had been found was for the ofenses charged in
the complaint pending before the Commissioner. After
caustc remarks from Mr. Lowrey about the promp
tude evnced by the Government OF Spain IN procuring
the indictment named, the Commissioner said he held in
his hands q bench warrant against all the parties
charged and this would preclude any examination before
him.
Mr. Sedgwick then wanted TO know whether the
for the same onenses charged In the complaint
before the Commissioners ana tho Commissioners
replied the bench warrant enumerated the same oenses
The Commissioner then called the cases 20 have the bail
bonds Of the parties accused given TO appear for exam
nation Cancelled. SternberR and Ackerman not being
present their bonds declared forfeited but Mr. Bell
said he should not proceed against their bonds the abb
sent parties should appear within reasonable time ana
surrender themselves.
The Commissioner then said that the examination all
the at end aud that all the bOndsnen were
ton OF the bondsman Of Alfaro who would be released
on the appearance OF Alfaro at to-day, his bonds
man having Tuesday given bonds for his appearance
nj that time for an examination. All the accused with
the exception OF Sternberg Ackerman, and AarO
taken into the custody OF the Marshal under the
Mr. sedgwick then appeared with Ryan before Judge
Blatchford, TO have Ryan bailed. Mr Bell moved that
bail denied and Judge Batohford denied the motion.
MFR. Bell then wanted it fixed at large sum, but Mr..
Sedgwck thought that the amounts previously given,
which 5000 to appear for trial and $500 20 keep
the peace, would be sufficient TO give again under this
new indictment. Mr. Bell contended that the old bail OF
tOO keep the peace had been forfeited the indct
being proof that the conditions OF that bond had
been violated Judge Batchford took this view Of the
and decided that that bail had been forfeited
bond for the same amount must be given I'm lieu OF H.
In addition TO the bonds for the aggregate amount OF
ST 800 under the new Indictment
These conditions were complied with and subsequently
either gave fresh bail or removed the bonds hitherto
given 10 appear for trial The following the names
OF the Grand Jury who indicted the Junta: Foreman,
John " GraydOn, merchant No. lJ7 Broadway; Richard
X. Butler broker, No, 80 Walst; Charles c. j. Beck,
merchant No 400 Broadway; Walter L. Chids clerk No
GO McDougalst Andrew Devourney, lamps, No 40
Greenest,; William ii. Hamilton, broker No II Broadst
Henry S. HobOrOw. real estate, No. bI6 Ninth-ave.
Samuel III Hurd saddery, No 306 Lexingtonave.; Alex
W. Millar, paper, No 10 Spruceet; Jas Ophant cloth
ing No. 81 ParkrOw; Ben NJ Seixas, CLERK, No. Cham
eeIsst Geo r. sears ssatonSr No i6 WIlliamsL; Eawa
soil fancy goods No. sos Broadway: John Il. MalRos dy