New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
.Gitp 9ntelliaenes.
Bangor, Me.

SATURDAY, March 4.
U. S. CIRCUIT CoURT.-Before Judge BETrs.
TRIAL or JAMES SHEFHERp INDICTED FOR COUNTERFEIT.
ING THE Coin OF THE UNITED STATgs.-This trial was
concluded day. Effort was.mide, by showing that
ereit dimes and hall dimes had been sent by the Coyes
for the Heigbohood and of such being
seen with ,bem to break down their testimony, and show
them, instead Of Shepherd be in TACT the guilty parties.
The jury found him gui,iy FIe esrs Hoffman AM Watson
for the United States Messrs a. Benedict and Belknap for
prisoner.
The Grand Jury came in with declaration that they
bad ignored three bills which bad been laid before em
against Charles K. Poppc, charge OF perjury the
Custom House. The Grand Jury hen adjourned TO Mon
day (,his day. when they will probably charge
against Capt. Mackenzie, mpains or murder The
high having been lodged agans, him by Mr. Morris,
Con o.law OF Mr.. Spcnccr,J and us Cromwell No com
pa understand has been entered BY relatives
Sm1i but his will probably also be submiiled TO lhe
attention of the Jury.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-In Chambers,
before Judge INGRAHAn.
The following is sketch OF the proceedings and decision
in relation to the application for the discharge OF Epeen,
Sullivan, ona the apprentices on board The somers
The Petition for HABEAS CoRPrs follows:
To .te hon. Daniel p }ngTaham Judge &C.:
Tie petition Of Catherine Scot, shows that She the
mother OF Eugene Suyau-ltat said Eugene Srlvau is
i'm prisonment board the L.. 5. ship Hudson,
moored 10 the shore OF Long Isaod in he County OF Kings,
and that he is not csmmted or detained by virtue OF any
that the cause pretence OF snch Imprisonment,
neenfds 70 tue best o. e anu 6ee OF your
charge OF muiiny committed board the brig Somers
which preencc is the precnce upon
which the said Sullivan heretofore imprisoned, in
laton TO which abcds corpus has been heretofore issued
aud from which imprisonment upon said habea corpus
'e I'd 10 SULLIVAN was iaW!uy oscnarSea "heleoie Joo
10 Commodore Jacob Jones cemmssdpg him To- rave The
body of the said Eugene Sullivan before His Honor
Dated &c
The following the return OF Commodore Jones:
In the matter OF Eugene Sullivan return TO the annexed
d "a m u' ,i uix ,d e.rIv enied in
the Navy of the United States and for other cause
farther return that the said Eugene Sullivan IS detained IN
eus.ouy on uva,u 'e LIE ne ,a o., sp 4 u'u o al sn , ;srnc
lions bee received from ,te
fer charges for The said offence against said Sullivan and
thn, sad charges Of preparation And
iu NE: Ieiuh ,n. o' VIC io'., uy VI 1 = @ i HJ @ @
sad Eugene sullivan was oS me oei2re LIS ,oior d
and bv vrtnc wri Of 6abeas corpus issued bv
the said Judge Greenwood, aud after full examination
and inquiry INTO the ac and circumstances attending m
detention o SAID sullivan, an orafr ~nCh Tue aIeht"
,sa w od mue 'op9' "'' 'ne'' 'A' "'e'e IA JONES PC
sworn before, &c.
Judge Greenwood's Order:
eugene Sullivan having been brought before ME On a
writ OF habeas corpus, and return having been Eade
thereto by Eom joshua IL Sands ana havlne Poceeaen
70 10 @ 81 1o h @ r resrnin NJ snch narrv and
no pal cause being shown tor such imprisonment do
discharge said Eageue Sullivan from such imprsoa
u ou lha ihe Sala suiiysn pe mo noi & assha s,i O n
his S , n seIr;ce nn,
Signed, &c.
Sullivan was accordingly brought before Judge Ingra
ha the writ Of abeas issued by him. MI j. D..
co,e as counsel for the prisoner and Mr. Bar.
~, ION behalf of the District Attorney fr the United
.sssues Much testimony taken, The examination OF
witnesses having occupied portion OF three days.
Passed Mdshpman Muany produced The original enrol
,ent w.ich apprentices In tue Navy are enlisted ne
,nrr,e pT :
and the signature OF f. H. Scolt in consent OF MS ao "
Witness wrote the words his ma ~ aha also 'ne worn
mother the names RecoiectS mat iaa Hlaue eIs
m,rk 10 The name, and HAT the woman who signed H. II.
Scott stated herself TO be his mother but cannot 10
the na-,e, presen, be 'ng The same.
Charles C,eaveland testified to being acquainted with
Mrs Scott but heard her admit signing the shipping
articles.
Cornelius Sullivan depoSed 10 behe n!olher ol Eugene
Their laber had been dead hVe years. Ills noher hao
been married Scott three years. Scott was away al t'
ten Island when Eugene enlisted.
Patrick Scott testified that he resides al 81 aSree-
Knows Eugene Sullivan and married his moiher lanno1
Tell what was her name before married her. he was
widow Har FIRST Husbands name was Cornelius Sullivan
Eugene and his brother lived with her when married her
and lived with me afterwards Do not know wben Ecsehe
ealistcd in the Navy Heard of it about week amer.
wards, bu! said nothlnsabout II 10 MS oter. 'sseo H
as he used 10 help me III my o"si!ieas'
John D. Hoyt noiar5 poohc eS''i'e' 10 i'us -,
20 :, ,he ,;na Of the enlistment Sullivan was
September 1911 'ae 'lie q 'He I'D % y,
cs'eeo a oeios ~ U.s. nrssa,, who sad ,be
inese "as ~ a''o 'No' - SOA'
was h:S n,other. -. a.,
Charles Van nelson ieslihea ~ "a'''s oe ". ~ " ~ ~
apprentices on board The soh'sfs nn.ys v..,
wa. pu in irons The vessel arrived at the ara on
The 18Th OF December last Capt mackenzie Called hn anu
told him 10 down the deck The irons were len pu'
he seat, with Others OF US on ooau 'Is ou
y = (srpCO DO
Aep, in room OF ~ square on The or!op deck ihee
besides him. We were allowed os eap ". S,s
cory 10 go Or deck and friends Some o le ooy
got aa ahtcuoh o' 'se e, w. .narw,rds he wa.