to oppose their discharge. The United States Consul was represented by Counsel, as the Acting Attorney General declined to appear except for the defence. The Court reserved judgment.
9. On the 13th a further application was made to the Court for a writ of "habeas corpus ad testificandum" to take the prisoners to the Court Office, and I understand it was granted, but during the day the prisoners obtained bail with sureties and the United States Consul proceeded to the Consulate.
10. On the 16th Mr. Justice Innes discharged the rule as argued on the 19th, holding that the prisoners were properly in custody before the Magistrate and affirming every position that this Government had assumed.
Late in October the Consul sent me a letter, a copy of which I have now the honour to enclose, asking that all proceedings be stopped. I sent it to the Magistrate to take the necessary steps, and on the 20th, to which date the prisoners were remanded on bail, the ...
to oppose their discharge. The
United States Casul
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was
refre
sented by Cannel, as the Ading Attorney General declined to appear except for the Drawn, The Can't reserved judgment.
9.
On the 13th a further
was made to the
application Inframe leant
for
a writ of
"Wabean Corpurs ad testificandum " to take the prismen to the
Commenti Office, and I understand
it
was
granted,
but
during
the
day
the
prisoner abtained bail
with his inquiry
and the United States Consul
at the Consulate.
proceeded
evelane Wes
10.
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On the 16th Mr. Justice
Inawden discharged the rule as the 9th and argued
granted
argued on
the 19th holding that the prismas
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properly in custody before the Magistrate and affirming
every position that this Gwen. ment had assumed.
October
Late in the 18t the Cemul sent me a letter
copy of which I have naw the havor to enclos, asthing that all proceedings be stopped. I sent it to the Magistrate to take the necessary eleps, and on
the 20th, to which date the primar were remanded on bail, the
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