The New York Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1864, Page 8

8 ARRIVAL OF THE CORSICA, INTERESTING NEWS FROM WAVANA Rumored Intended Abandon- ment of 8t. Doming Article on the United States, &e., &e., The British steamebtp Corsica, Captain Le Messurier, rom Havana 12th, via Nassau, N. P., 14tb inst, arrived ‘ah Live port yesterday. Tue Ddicckade runners Lucy and <A. D, Vance bad ar- Fiveé at Nessa from Wilmington, Mhe Russian frigate Peresviet had sailed from Nassaa for St. Tho mas, ‘The brig siver Cloud, from Cardiff, bad been wrecked 0 Hig isiaod, and was a total loss, General Pri &o. Our Havana Correspondence, Havana, Muroh 12, 1864, Rumors Atout St. Domingo—*) citement Produced by Gen. 4 vim’s Article on the United Sta‘a—Deparwure of the Cpera Troupe from Havas — 1 kneis, de. There are certain rumors float et present in regard toSt Domingo, which, if true, are of the highest import- ance it is raid, im short, that General La Gandara, who arrived bere trom that islupd'ip the early paré of this * q@oeh,advires the abandonmest ef the colony. This is tae substance o' rumor No. 1, Another is, that at a neil he'd by the superior authorities and principal of uy Officers it was decided to uspend the preparations now in progress for un expedition from Monte Cristi to Fecapture Suntiago de Los Cabaileros until a representa- twa could be made tothe home ,overpment showing the aselesspers of couiinuing @ war for 80 worthless a prize. ‘Tule coms s to me as positive from a party who assuredly Ought t know; yct, witb all respect for my informant, 1 doubt it—ney, almost entirely discredit % I know the Spanish character, I think, too well to believe it. Tu they will finally abandon St. Domingo! have no doubt; but the national vanity will require that it be boroughs subdued frst. To abandon it now would look too much tike defeat, and the ridicule that it might give ise 10 would be altogether too much tor the touchy feelings o° Spaniards. For my yart, 1 know nothing of General Gandara’s ex- pressed opinious; I think if he expressed any adverse ance of the war he confided them to the n Genera} Dulce. The rumor may very pos- aibiy have grown out of the fact that the General says Btrog to bis frieuds on the subject, and his silence is @ #trued into @ mute expression of the opinion attri- doted. tm the meantime be is busy with hia Hous for the expedition spoken of, which I do Lot think wil: be © untermanded, tho majority of the people here to Abe coptrary notwithstanding. | would be happy in be: lug able to pay & tribute to the wisdom of Genera! Gau- ara wm advising an cbandoome:t of the war, ond to that of Captain Geoeral I uice in suspending further opera- foo8, but a rumor is vot a sufficient excuse for an outlay of ompambts. AS soon as I know it to be positively a fect 1 wil meKe a fow “neat aud appropriate remarks,” worthy © ihe occasion an» palatabie to all copcerned. At the same time ft is clear that the national vauity wil Dave to be -acisied Wicd something Jess than @ tho- Fouxh sub ugation of St. Domengo, ‘or that is impossible bout #0 oporm ities of life and treasure—a gratie d be criminal to indulge in, When pled there will be uo piece of any de of the insurgents, with whom a here ig no governmevt to take upon itself tity; for it woud be just as cheap jor +10 lose what she bas exjended. since she get Deck @ cept of that outlay; and the promise 4 future vexation rag r to be under- twill be xBOLher milton of dollars throwd 4 another hecaiomb olives ofered up to the na- otk r account—th tis, taking a moral to dircomtinue, for even one life ts fier Lo be made to such @ false deity i it w tional good. the case ; for tbat is the oply cause which war- faci ifee O Hie wut it ean be easily demon F the national good only appears as pariy, deriving no benetit whatever, but the pects, th Stre'ed that jo th an injured reverse, Aca Be the item items from the seat of war in St. Dowinge a @ Te the confirmation o @ rumor that Flo. Fentipo—ibe insurgent leader who was driven from Azua ud Bupi—bas been murdered by ove of his followers. aa test exchement, ond im some peculiar o:8es aq he have been cvused in our ‘Dy the appearance of un artic ¢ from the celebrated Geo. Prim, enutied ‘My Travels in the United States ” Toe praive whieh be bestows ov tbe people avd in- Seutons of tbe United States te aitogetber too strong f+ the digest.ve powers of many of bis couatrymen bere, is ts said, thoueh I go not bet it, that so Deve trken to their beds w consequence, and ref © consolation This # most likely meiicious invent D ts, the ment.) unexampied Some of tbe oid fashioned idaigo +tock— city apd bowesty—think that Prim & grave political offence, because, we of bis sovereign, &c., he mee Whit be could not belp seeing if ‘ever #0 littie apd used the common ‘eo him, This ie bwcrime, the r eck is pervectiy right in ite Tx ever: tide. in thew hends—ard there fe Bends in Sp ihe lenst, three hundred. years oid. But read Pria's lecter, end eay whetber or bot you Boenk bow thie age, cne of the leading intel- tects of by » abd destined to-do gress things for Whe soya cement avd eniighter ment of his countrymen, bias apd oll lalways thought £0, and | thivk so bow more thus ever Wesreadout to enter the annual lonesome stage of Viavena exietevoe, The lights jo the Tac D are extin- Ded. the muric Of Verdi ts Lu bed, and the footfail— fen 6 teow —of the Gancers tp angelic costumes, with very littie pettionsts. eball be beard no more in the tem pie that rhe! pow be deserted Hobbiedebvys and brick, Gudachus raise ehell r am over the classic boards Where burning Sappho | ved and eang— ‘tat ie to way, in ebort, that the Opera company and the ue ti company, abd the French dramatic compan; every other compa packing their trip! a4 ing off, ieaving cet away lament e the geutieman in the Seotch ballad who had a k up rather early, though possibly nena of three deaths (rom the fever—one of the Deng « member of the French company. Guenpes paterally afraid of the fever, ee, Going carried ow te Fteamer for New York. Corsica, which teaver vo , ken ‘& good many of tb se to whom we «re —. for emuement aforded by them ‘Guring the last two or three muntus. re ee ets Tee taste denomi- Bates as “*pootry borks"’ of the eeuth wind? In those meri- ferious pobtications it ie mice enongh. but the reality 8 Gite col attr, We have bed thir # ft south wind many days end it is anytbing but in Brees int tases ‘ngs Cinease bad ‘isath ‘timong the | (De ing ws, and fects all with © lmtleeroese of mod end bd dy which makes (he least exertion irksome. 5am Sail are 0. ed ng nen emeea Deere Orrived iroope. the evlectivences of force intevded to rein orce the army ib St. Domingo. Exchonge op (he North 40 to 41 discount. Me dames Gverrabe ia and Wa wat ‘Sustni O04 Sbrigiia are oe beard the‘ oreics, for New York. ‘They are \Le only pames | beve beard. cy ‘Tus Focrm Avesce Renway Exvexnow —The Fourth Avenve Rellwey extension, granted by the Common Counc! at & meeting of bR boards last week, has al- Feady beet Comme eo. Mee Dave been Ot work tm Fact Thirty fourts street for several Gays tearing up t a laying Whe Wack ur’ the entaname, A Concamr in Arp oF Potawti—A grand vocal ao@ tnstra. mental ¢ we Tt wil! Lake place at Irwing Hall on whe iyin © wert mouth i eit of the Polish ealtenal cause The © Get wi | be under ihe direction of Mr bh. Molienbave:, of 4 C@timgeabed ervete beve volucieercd con | merstarow is Baoonits.—The ®t. Aane's Ro- Mae (athove Total Abe inewee Seckety were the reci- preete of edit irigh Bag, oo St. Patrick's morning, lrey of No. 219 Frowt street. Afters 6 Ggrm@eet fi the lecy, the Presi- |, o@ behalf of the society, core (hepks Imqecets. A May Cone fo Menome Be Wome Pridget He Ty. 0 Iried womse, about forty fve years of age, whe Jive) wih her bosband ip the basement of Premises No. LO howe sree, Giod yesterday afiernos, ender cireumelances * hick a Pised suspre: Gath ame Whe | eBuil Of v wience Vrichest Berry, wwe Beat NEW YORK THE CHESAPEAKE PIRATES. Kew Facts 1m Ketattion to Judge Ritenic’s Decision—A Sew Ver stem of Treaty Law—The Optaton of & Saw Log Law: ow fm the Provinces, dec. OUS BT, JOHM, ¥. B., CORRESFORDENOS. Br. Jomy, N. B., March 10, 1866. ‘Yhis morning a eleven o'clock wae snecuneed ao the Mme (or Judge Riebic 0 deliver bie deciston be tbe case Of tbe Cherape ke pirates, Ddvid Coline, James Mek in- vey and Linus Secly. The Jodge 4id ect mane bis ap Pearance until some time after ihe hour promised. The ‘court room was erowded to overfowing, and score: of persons were obriged to etand out in the baliwaye leading Jo the room where the important decision was te be reo. dered. Anxiety was pictured on every face, and the moat Dreathiess silence pervaded the large assembiage, When the Judge entered the counsel took their places in front of him, aad without any apology he began to read. ‘The counsel for the United States were Messrs. A. oe tbh 0 should thas, applied for a writ of habeas corpus, and ude Ritchie was selected to give his decision as to whether it should or should not be granted. It is stated that the im- prisopment of a relati of bis at Halifax—one Dr. oe Mig ey w y~! Se: = Judge writes a Seka tt beg sen office of the Hon. John H. i, Gray, enunael for the ue and obtai the of one of his clerks to copy bis decision, and the ceal knew well what that sorenraped would be There is a deal of talk about such this on the part of the Judge. Nor ie this all for winch, the Judge is answerabi be it known that the Previous to the rendering oot eis decizion application was made to him for the necessary papers to arrest the prisoners, if he decided in their favor, on the charge of violating the Foreign Enlistment act; but he refused to entertain any such motion. In bis decision—of which I give some of the principal points—tt will be seen that he ignores the Upited States Consul, Mr. Howard, as an officer of the United States government; sels aside the cuthority of the entire provivcial government and its logal advisers, and puts a far different version to the in tentsof this treaty than wes ever intended. As to the point of jurisdiction, he leaves that in doubt. In fact, he doubts @ great many points whieh it was bis duty to make clear Upon the whole, it is a strange and cur:ous rendering of the law. The decision occupied nearly two hours in reading. and was listened to with great attention. It is a curioug docu- ment, aud will attract considerable attention both in the United States and Great Pritain. The Judg: ‘dered the release of the pirates on the following grounds:— 1. Because there was no proper requisition on the authority of the United States of America tor their rendi- tien, wiibout which all subsequent proceedings were of no on the he high seas complained of as con- stituting the offence, the parties are justiciable in this province, aud it is pot, therefore, such an offence under the treaty, committed within the jurisdiction of the United States of America, as would entitle the United 5 government to require their being delivered up. Becanee, as at present advised, the Judge thought wait it was an offence for which the prisoners,on & proper cxse against them, should be given up, Mr. Gil- bert ded bo. Juriedietion, neg Nice wangiatrate or as justice of tbe peace, 10 take ce of the matter, but that the proceedings ‘ander the Governor's warrant should bave been before an officer having jurisdiction over the offence of Pirsey. 4. Because, if Mr. Gilbert had such furiediction, the warrant he issued for the commitment of the prisoners, under which they are now detained, is bad om its face, and insufficient io law to warrant their detention. The Judge was of the opivion that, the enactment bav- ing reference to cases of piracy being a statutory one, the requisition could only legally made by the fovernment of the | United States. A public minister might have boriky to make the Reseiee; Di he was pot aware that a consal bad. If tne G ernor tad issued os warrant @ich as the Con- sul seanentes Be did not eget mete it would have been bad. He deemed tions made before Mr, Gilbert. wholly cpejereue ‘They did not amount to 8 legal charge, and the act was too clear to leave any doubt that tb Boome ged sbould be legally cha . The alleged offence having beeo committed on the yar and the prieoners not baving been in the Unite he fei unable to arrive. at tise omclosion thet the United Biates had enee @ ‘The crime as such was triable isposed to think that under the treaty & justice on the peace had no jurisdiction; yet on this point be found eater dificalty coming to @ con- clusion than on auy of the others. the guilt of the parties it was pot for him (the Judge) to nce 6B opinion. In reference to the commitment, the Judge felt ‘ata loss to conceive the reason for stating that the of. fevee was o-mmitted within the jurisdiction of the United ‘States; it was not so stated either io the requisition or io the deposit’ons. The police magistrate, he contended, should heve acted strictly in accordance with the terms Of the Governor's warrant, and not = reared m new complaint containing fresh chat an —, ‘been made to him (the Judge) of the prisoners Getained under ibis warrant, he did not see how it could have “successfully resisted. At every stage of the proceedings he held that the charge hed assumed a different phase. Hi: on Pc sey mitted within this province, there = (oye adjudication by the police magistrate suk oo would bave warranted sec comamtiing’ imoguetrate fm committing the prisoners, and the warrant of com- mitment should have shown the jur! ion. In refer- ence to the prisovers’ enlistment cousequent viola toa of allay bape Says emery od and forfeiture of a4 remar ty strong terms; an je their cxse would be A wo summivg up and ordering the release thedJudge mids fects of the case er Prete: or @nvot fail to discover the determioation of the Queen's representative and her subordinate officers faithfully and honorably to carry out the treaty entered into between the a goverpments of the a States and Jud =; ‘the legal utboritive of a vented S oy, “naae, | Dat ally I might bope it would commend itself to the United ‘Staes goverument; but whomsoever it may dirpieare moat be to me, jatiially, matter ence. The only duty I have ee | ie sovereign, to the people of this covretence. That duty 8 lays rally te “tbe beat of my bumbie the | itt hee, veleve it to be, wi Toe | bave honestiy endeavored Telocedag etre ma for the reasons sot forth, tne p fore me end the warrant of commit- to me by the sberifof the city end cous. tot Mm. cr san ps ona detention ia custody of ‘inoner bythe ay order rogire the immesinte JU Ae? require the immediate said David Collins, aos = ey an Line Seely, under tH warri ‘0d se it appears to me that the theriffot the city and county of St. John, the im yp 4 Bul fore ‘er ear gi | commitment of the anid veaior- pon eden wirements of the ‘oanie, tent, | do, by virtue of the pow- pie J dy the act of As'embiy, exempt the said keeper of said jail from alt ‘ctv eute whe may be brought un for or by reason of having acted upon tbe rant of commitment. No ro per was the iw rendered than the mob of St Jobs vent to their feclingsyot satisfaction by eberre variour other unbeaveniy noses, The sndge dete De not diegrace thomvelven ep lov ie ee. and cold blooted murder. 1 ie & dingrace to (he Britieh ne- Ince of New Hrunewkk. Fel! opposed (6 Ube decisinn aod wil demand of tbe Judge 8 copy of for @reulation. | know that our government her arendy token measures 10 heve the matter invest) fated ny law offcors of the crown at Downing street, x = porters the opinion of Judge Ritchie will be ret ope tee oventa the pireter were freed, ned then follow 4 teones of m Arinking wv baa oly hole found |e the © Pirates Own Bon.” Hoy wee besatiy Arovk, and came near bene WIIEE OO 8 charge of diguurbing the peace, Coiling end Ne mary went ont af town Owty, their counse! urs fee 1, an pe by J! age Mit bee Lad normed trem steps wad Go totaan 0» covets thawwem aouther cand wbich De had just tesee the Abe yung mas wes only stunned by the biuw, and before pe rich prise Mr. Waite wcued eS Le and gave on ecaped mio the sireet and rag away. Two or three a Mr. Waite gave Captain Jourdee, of the ee ee aan b= LD raat ae were. Search Soeraes arrenasd, tm Rvoume ctresh, ens iinet, Sutice, Fw FE BO & man adout ir ie pray at a ae the mea wh? mnveked ig SAS Saturaay, ccte "wan a sack at bare wo jocbes in diameter DY are known and wil! po ervested. "On the Sth Apri), 1888, Suttoe, atiag Mo’oy, with the notorious burglar, Jonny Miller, Wit alee; rate ia L yy og eg ar pa Ftd report was beara the officer om tbat beat and others in the ‘af that time to to) Foon afterwards, from the store, and Fy fe ARREST OF AN ALLEOSD FUGITIVE HORSE THIBF. A young nfan named Edward Kelsey, alias Kelly, was arre=*s4 yesterday at a disreputable house in Greene street, by detective Bennett, charged with being a fuai- harness and carriage, vali Triram H Pioeatto, of Fiizabeth, N. Jss to a ride: Dut he failed to return, and it was afterwards learned that he bid driven to Jersey City apd crossed over to New York. ag —_ Property was traced to @ stable in East Tw ‘eet, where tho prisoner bad gold it. Conall ye Sls of Elizabeth, baving come for the accused, he voluntarily returned with Lim yesterday afternoon. . CRUEL ROBBERY OF A SOLDIRK’S WIFE. Late on Thursday might officer Farley, of the Four teenth precinet, took into custody a shoemaker named Thomas Twomey, charged with stealing sixty five dollars 4a money from Mrs, Susan McQuay, of No, 231 Mulberry street. This money had been seat to Mrs, McQua: 4 her husband, who is in the army, for the perpone of do Traying her expenses ‘to St. Louis, Twomey being at her bouse on Thursdey Sper Jearned that she had money, and advised her to put it away for safekeeping. Ac- cordingly Mrs. McQuay — the money in a trunk, from which it is alleged thi removed it and de- camped. After his arrest | Twomey promised to restore the money if the officer would go to bie house; but after doing so he denied having it. A search, however, brought the treasure to light. It wag found secreted in a quantity ofrubbish in one corner of the room Twi was taken before Justice Hogan and locked up for trial. DISTURBANCE AXD SHOOTING IN A CONCERT SALOON Michael Mullen and Thomas Doran, both young men, ‘met in the concert 80 Chatham street late Thurs. day night, and became involved in s quarrel, during which Mullen was Rego Sa shot in the breast bya pistol in the bands of Doran. The latter was immoriately arrested by officer Barr, of tho Sixth precinct, and upior the, night in, the station house. sullen een moved to the New York Hospital yesterday morning. Justice Hogan committed Doran to the Tombs. ANOTHER ROBBERY IN A BROADWAY CONCERT SALOON, Robberies and felonious assaults and batteries are be- coming alarmingly frequent in the concert saloons along Broadway, and it is quite time that some of them were effectually suppressed. Late on Thursday nigbt officer Walsh, of the Eighth precinct, arrested James Wilson, who stands eharged with bg taking « be coutain- ing $50 in greecbacks from the pocket of John F. Wyman, Jr., srnile in Kate Stanton’ cert saloon, 654 Broadway. Wyman, while quietly sitting ina ccbatt, was pulled to the floor by one Samuel Cariton, and while struggling to free himself — rifled bis pockets ran off; but be y Mruate Dodge com Wilson for trial in alt of $1,500 bail. Carlton, the accomplice of Wileon, made his escape. Arrivals and Departures, ARRIVALS. Havara axp Nassav—Steamship Corsica—Mr M Leer and servant, A Mr ond Mrs Taylor. Mr and Mra Nicol Crizia, L a. oo il Proctor. J Reth, Richard Corset, 8 Alve M Dillon, john> ir Keen, EB Boe 8 Banks, D Banks, J teon. 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REMEMBER, THAT THiS BITTERS 18 NOT ALCOHOLIC, CONTAINS NO RUN OR WHISKEY, AND CAN'T MAKE DRUNKARDB, Is NOT a BARROOM DRINK, oe SUBSTITUTE FOR RUM, on aw INTOXICATING BEVERAGE, BUT A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED VEGETABLE EXTRACT, A PURE TONIC, FREE FROM ALCOHOLIC STIMULANT OR INJURIOUS DRUGS, and cannot insidiously introduce the vice of drunkenness into the bosom of your families—to your wife, your children or your friends, a" Read the testimony of the most respectable people—per- sons of character, and who CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND, WE WILL PAY $1,000 To any one that will produce @ Certificate published by us that fe not crxure. NEW YORK TESTIMONY. From John B, Wickersham, eq. firm of Wickersham & FHiutchison, the celebrated manufacturers of fancy irom works, 269 Canal street. Tam the recipient from you of one of the greatest favors that can be conferred upon mi, viz:=That of health, For many years have I suffered from one of the most annoying and debilitating complaints that the human family ean be affcted with, Chronic Diarbaa. During the long time I was suffering from this disease I wan attended by regular physicians, giving me but tempor. aryrelief, The cause seemed to remain until I was in- duced to try Heofland’s German Bitters, After the use of a few bottles of that valuable medicine the complaint appear- 4 to be completely eradicated. Toften inwaraly thank you for such @ valuable specific, ‘and whenever I have an opportunity cheerfully recommend 4, with full confidence in its rellability, ‘Truly, yours, ~—JONN B, WICKERSHAM, New Yona, February 2, 1866, PHILADELPHIA TESTIMONY From Julius Lee, Baq.. firm of Lee & Walker, the most ex- tensive Muslo Publishers io the United States, 738 Chest- ‘But street, Philadelphia, Fearvary 8, 1864. ‘Masans, Jones & Ev sns:—GextLewer—My mother-in law has been so greatly benefited by your Hooftand’s German Bitters that I concluded to try ft myself, 1 find {tto be an tnvaluable tonic, and unhesitatingly recommend {t to all who are suffering from dyspepsia, I have had that disease in its most obstinate form—fatulence—for many years, and your Bitters has given me ease when everything else has failed. Yours, trol, = JULIUS LER. From that well known cliizen, the HON, JACOB BROOM. HON. JACOB BROOM, BOX. JACOB BROOM. HON, JACOB BROOM. BON, JACOB BROOM, HON. JACOB BROOM. Panapecemra, Oot, 7, 1868, Gzrriruzs:—In reply to your inquiry as to the effect pro- @nced by the use of *“Hoofand’s German Bitters” in my family, I bave no hesitation whatever tm saying that {t bas been bighly beneficial In ond instance, a case of dyspepsia, Of about thirteen years’ standing, and which bad become very distressing, the use of one bottle gave decided relief, the second effecting a cure. and the third, it seems, has con- firmed the cure, for there hes been mo aymptoms of its re- turn for the last atx years, In my individual use of 1 I find ft to be am unequalled tonic, and aiacerely recommend ite use te the putterer, Truly your, JAOOR BROOM, 1,707 Bpruce street, rhices, Large sire (holding nearly double quantity), $1 per bot. 85 I] BEWARE ov COUNTERrEITS. See thatthe signature of 0, M. Jackson” le on the wrap- per of each bottle, Bdould your nearest druggiat not have the article, do not de put off with any intoxicating preparations that may be — offered im ite place, but send to us and we will forward, so urely packed, by express, PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANUFACTORY Mo. 6a ARCH STREET, PRILADELPDTA. “—~ JONES & EVANS, Successors 0 0. Mt Jackson & Co., Proprietors, For sale by druggists and dealers In every town te the Uosted states, iE F A eis 238 Sane A bhoibeak LIST OF LETTERS Bemaining in the Now York Post Ollee Saturday, March 19, 1864, @ficially Published in the Newspaper Having the Largest Circulation. LADIES’ LIST A Abbey Mra Amanda Anderson Mary = Anno Mre & Acaerinen Guroiiae Audereon Macy Aan Mey Phite Adam Mra Jane Ads.nan Mrs bh Mrs Anna Slip er Slizabet | Ls Aubarto. 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