The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-02

Applications fOr BaIl-Case Of the ABiari-
can Consul Fisk-EoaIs Hurts All.
davil--F6ur Men at Large
Their Names. ts



Park AFFAIR and against whom true biii was found
on Thursday At the Ola Bailey Sessions for Inisde-
meanor, to bail.
Nh. Abrams said--sr have to make an applica.
t0n 10 you on behalf Of gentleman named Louis
Bouiom ana ParK and who has Since BEEN nscted
by the Treasury ana true bill found against hin
Tor msdemeanor. bench warrant was granted for
dered and my appl cation TO you Is that ne NAV be
admtted 10. BAH. The learned judge, Mr. Justice
BackDurn, before whom Boult0n and Park were
arragnel stated. when motion was made TO admit
Hurt 10 ball, that he was not 50 wei cogiliaant OF
the facts CT the case as The learned magis ate ana
that The application had better be made your
ship Neither The Treasury nor the Attorney General
M. Elowers-at present The defendant IL not be-
fore me, aud shall therefore reqaire certificate OF
my sell TO admit the defendant ~ ham. loa mad
therefore better renew your application on Monday.
THE AMERICAN consul y
Charles Hurt were brought before M Flowers for
MIR. Pollard solicitor from the Treasury saia that
the PRISONERS mad been apprchended upon warrants
which ne held III his iiaid granted upon the return
OF u true bill against them for misuemeanor and
upon which ne should aak his worship TO commit
Mr.. Superb. cndent Thompson was then called ana
entiued the PRISONERS as The persons against whom
the warrants were Issued.
that Mr.. Fisk snoald be adniite TO Dad, and IN do
ing ne referred to the very nard course winch had
been pursued towards hun. He was the American
Consul al Leilh holding very responsible position,
ana knew nothing whatever Of the affair until
",
Win the nature OF inc charge against him he liz
stantly sent deputy 10 London and volunteered to
state all that he knew.
MIR. Fioweri interruplng-What Is your applica-
ton TO meY
That the prisoner be admitted 90 bail.
Yes but you must go TO u judge ia chambers, for
after what had stated Dy Ar. Justice Blackburn
III reference TO his case should not feel myself Iusu
lied IN granting your applications.
submit. SIR tiat the rule a,d down by Nh. JUS
ticc Baskburn did net apply to Mr. Fisk. IL
applied, | believe, to those against whom true
bll ior felony mad been returned He tine learned
counseD went on 10 say that he trusted has
diction grant bail, nasmuch as there not the
slightest ground to suppose that the prisoner would
run away on me contrary ne courted the fullest IN
rorcby were 1t not Tor the decay thai application to
ajudge IN Chambets would occasion in consequence
OF Its being saturday afternoon, ana there were no
judges sitting at that late hour. He again submitted
that there was really nothing whatever against the
| Mr. Flowers Oh WELL hope you won't press me;
| II you do snal be obliged 10 make a.
The learned counsel dutcrruptiag)-The sir,
| shall press the application no further.
Mr. Abrams hoped that ms Worship would recon
ground that the Attorney General mad male no ob.
lection TO the paA when it WAS appad fsr before the
learned Judge. Mr. Hurt had voluntarily surrendered
| himself, which no c0nceivet. was double reason
| Why he should be admitted ldball,
Mr.. Flowers said that his ec.slon applied to both
Mr. Abrams-,rhen our course, sir is to apply to
| judge in Chambers?
Mi. Fl0wer5-Just So The prisoners are commit
The PRISONERS were then removed from the DOCK
On Monday, ~ the Judges Chambers, in the case
| OF the queen vs.. Hurtn an appncstion WAS made
by Mr.. Abrams, Of Bow street, on the part OF the
was made to Mr.. Justice Byies and lie was Informed
Of the observations by Mr. Justice Blackburn at the
was not OPPOSED 6y The Attorney Geea when ea the the
cases against the several parties stood tn next
session. and AS 10 the case Of hurt there or
Mr.. Justice Byies asked what the nature OF the
charge, aud whether the prosecutor was present.
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| dW ed newspaper as to the remarks made oy the
| learned Judge M to BAN.
He wished to know whether the prosecutor attended
| Mr.. Abrams said AID iie required was a summons
| to give notice TO the Treasury.
MT. Justice Byles assed whether the Indictment
was Tor felony or misdeneanor.
Mr.. Abrams said 1t was Tor misdemeanor only.
HIS Lordshtp said he had no objection to a sum-
mons the other side 10 show cause as to bah. 1t
bail. ''''
M Abrams said he could, by his Lordship's leave,
issue u summons for blii.
A summons was accordingly granted on the solicit.
tors Of the Treasury on the question of ball.
The following anidav,t was sworn 10 tbut not filed,
| in support OF the application
Louis Charles Hurt late q pg's. aaur
London clerk in the service OF her Malesys Postmaster
On the @ a.r of June us an
saf Ss sn
snng at the Central crimaal Court Old Bailey cry
myself and the several parties therein mentioned.
% I'd and ns ns s D s Il snd na q
her Majesty's Postmaster Geoeral at Ednsurg aforesaid
borne no charge Of any de-
arag 1hst never ,eesises any i.im.sion or not,cs
1r ,ss 20 Be- @ ns @
~ before menfoned
The solicitor 70 the prosecution tas, ,na,s%sa va. % %
T. nav. ups s" ts suan or Pre- ss
sad true bin, with the necessary bali that would been
fUa,u-That being Informed that warrant had beeu
IL aenfsss soa
z make ~ ppicaioa 70 the said Mr. Justice blackburn
sss.Tss. Tsa.ay :s 81 u q Is.s T. .ps
Mr. justice sssDs "a my sui s isl sl %
s % Ss s e & w. on nay
OF the s WHO aspssrsd Tor the prosseaon
cation as wa. m.ss on behalf o 90 admitted 70 BAL.
said Mr. Justice Backyarn, replied that he did not
E,hhHyTsSs on Saturday the Ilth day of June ins,
snrrendeed myself at the Bow street Police Court and az
the pres,dng magistrate ON my behalf thai might be sd
s s ss. sA
Ss.os 10 6e sss s BY Mr. "a s
y'r Postmaster General and arrived ia London from Eiin
burg about three ~esk. since so. for tue parpose Of CIV
persons OF the nses OF Souton and Park, Considered
Ay That since the issuing Of the said hsve
mot let Ln s psasr ys had any intention o. 80 do;
Attendance the Central Criminal Court witness
give evidence for the eenee In Indictment Ut the Queen
against Bouitop and Para.
thy- Thai wholly innocent OF such charges
toned in the said Indictment by which have surrendered
myself.
to bail for the purpose OF obtaining the necessary evidence
and Information defence the ensuing OF the
Central Criminal Court Oh the lh OF july
On Tuesday afternoon, al me Judges Chambers,
the case OF 'Thc Qdcen vs.. Huit' came before MI.
Justice Byles for bail
Nr. Bescy attended In support OF the application,
ana Mr.. Archibald on the part OF the Crown.
| Mr.. Justice Byles said he would repeat what lie
said on Monday. and inat was, 1t would be contrary
10 the Bill OF Rights to require excessive ball
A discussion arose whether there should he three
sureties or two. Tie names OF Two deputy leuten-
ants had been givcn aud they were magistrates.