New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06

him II the prisoners apartment that evening acd directed
| tbet he should not speak TO sny one.
James 6. Baker, masters mate, testified TO having seen
Sullivan board the Hudson after he rpm SIR
Greenwoos- His mother TO see him. The n ather
unde. and of good complexion She was neatly
dressed In black, with black bonne, erd veil took him
on Soard the Fuiton after wards ronsd The the
others
Mrs. Scot: sworn. She acknowledged being at The
rendezvous but did sign the paper her knowledge,
or give her free consent Eugene csua write since be
five years old.
Mr. Muany recalled. E- said that the FIRST day
OF the habeas corpus he rs Scout here She admit
tel the shipment Of Sullivan, bu: said she Intended es,
tie legality OF it.
On the close of the examination, argumen, beard
from tse respective counsel Nj Scoles con;ended that
the enIss Illegal! proof having been shown that
the raoter sga-d the enrolment and that even she had
done raiid, she havng husband al The TINE
and acting wi,bou, consent; also that solvan was en-
titled his discharge from Tie cruel treatment that he had
received aud disregard which had been SHOWN 10 The
order OF Judge Greenwood in releasing him from I'M
psoament Mr. Barrett urged that the contract OF enlist
me Mt was made out, and vad-hat cruelty bad been
exercised nor any resra int used san had been ne
cesa.y TO secure his safe keeping under the charges and
tina, the occurrence being connected with Navy should
have been passed upon by The q. S. Court.
Judge Ineraham 10 day pronounced mos; elaborate
opinion. said is>adued tha: the imprisonment neu-
oped in the return is that from which Sullivan IVES dis
charged by Judge Green and that the ord. made b Judge
G. had been dsregarded The imprisonment, therefore, s
Illegal and the person detained must be discharged IL
any further remedy sought for the disooedience OF the or
der OF Judge Greenwood i; must be by enforcing the pen
a!tes which The statute directs. and ID which The parties
h,ve e1 posed themselves. A. 10 he enlistment he cond-
cred il 10 have been gal The mother signing withoutihc
consent Of her husband would prohibit c0ven1n hai Sui
vaa should fulfil The coarac being enforced against her,
vet il shows til OF the parent as required by law
II is 10, necessary that siepiather 'hor'd DC parry.
Sp.alhe- is rot bound 10 maintain his wss child except
so long as he keep him his house. has he any author
y TO bind him exercise ay legal coatTo! over his
persn As the charge Tor which he vas 'fisoned no
thing is shown that would warrant magistrate to comh;
him as an accompcc. TIE continuance OF the imprIson
nent shows determined disregard on The part OF the oH
GERS of the authority the State. Judse l. showed by va
or decisions that State Courts held uTsdicilos AS TO
the protection OF citizens over United States vessels in its
barhors There doubt the Jurisdiction, and that
sufficient has been shown 10 Justify dlssouoa o tne coh
tract but wheaer tie power should bc e1ercsec whee
the examination connected with tie discipline OF the Ar
nv or Navy is question IN The present instance 1.-The I'M
prisonmen, illegal, and, on proper application 10
Judge Greenwood, his order may he eni1rcsd
The decision Includes as fellows:
al repre, that am compelled 10 adept the conclusion
that have the power discharge this appFentce from
his contract IN consequence oi improper utaten., neu
that treatment, and especially the renewed imprisonment
alter he been discharged by The lega authority was O!
such character us 10 enle hgl discharge OF proper
application those having The pswe o annui the contract
shall, therefore, 0rieT that sun uuJ'
enlisted in the naval service ei The unied Stdtea.
The CASE OF Mr. AND Mrs. G. +. MILLER.
This case was again to-day Justice Stevens Ms
Jane Baldwin, with whom Mr.. and Mrs. Miller boarded IN
1870 ard le4l Little Falls, ~ was examined for lhe
defence, also her a!herinlaw, tooer' bala"in
both of whom corroborlcd The saiemen! OF Miss Cashmoe
in Mrs Miller having impaired to ber The exist
cnce OF the OJO note and Of that female having re7eaed
after the communication, the fact that such Information
had been impaired to her, The examination OF witnesses
will be resumed on Monday.
POLICE OFrlcG.-CHARGE OF FALSE PRETEN-
cEs-Edward Doony arrested on charge OF having,
on Thursday last obtained by fraud and false 30
gallons of gin valued at SIS u.s. from Peter Munehl Oh 90
Rooseveitsreet II appeared from the affidavit that the
accased owed pauanl balance note and puchas-
ing liquors fer Cash. ordered them and The note 70 ne
what he cae his place No Jamesstre@t twhefe
how owever he was only clerk said he would pay the
money for the liquors aud The noie They when
he refused pay the who brought the. saying ne
would pay Mulnehi hiai:e. The later called repeateoy
BY 10 receive his money without @ m sa ana n
pay him all. Complaint was thea made against MN or
] ,s IA and taken note at 30 days He was
held 10 bail in $500 10 answef
SaopIlFr1sC John rant and Abraham Ryerson were
arrested l,ealing shaws worth S. 70, from The
store OF Messrs Lord Taylor NO. 6S street. on
Friday evening The shawis were recovered, ana the
0''e ''''"'''~1' SUNDAY a:arch ).
a
Ger CoIyin last evening arrested female named Re5ecca
Blair for havog las, Monday, stolen watch worth SIS
from Mr. John Harris, OF NO. 422 Eroadwa She Gcknow
lodged her guilt told the rihce rEe sac haa disposed
OF The prcpsrly. She was fully committed.
STEALING FROM THE PERSON THE DECEAsEp-olrs
Baldwin, the Maron of the City Hospital yesterday made
complaint thai man named Jams Carroll had carried away
om the person of who died in that establishment on
The his pa,aloon his shoes and about - IN mon
ey He was Immediately arrested by Prince john Davis
and fully committed to answer for this gross outrage.
TIE TABLES IuRNEp.-Robert c. Rurdeli o.! No. 5ll
Grand.street and No. 36 Fon.streei yesterday ar
rested on charge of perjury in havrg, few days snce
caused The arrest of Isaac H. ad for alleged conSIac
tive larceny in Obtaining his chick for S77 also mat OF
Ackley Fitch o: No. 5a Maiden Lane on charge OF false
preiences negolia ting id check having been
by Burde!l that it had been wrongnliy Obtained; ons
examination took place hefnre Justice Merritt and as lnsre
was tcien; grounds npue Burdel false Representa-
toS in The nstier he ield 10 bail in The sun oil s4Vo
answer 10 ihe charge oi perjury.
CoaoxER's OFFlcg.-DEATH FROM lNTEMPS-
R.ScE-The Coroner this orenoon held inquest at No.
~ Roseye street. on the body OF very ni"mperae nlsa
named beltamer aged 40 years, naive o! ieiaio
He wes, home last evening very ipsy went bed about
ao,cock and was found dead III this morning about
o'clock by his wife. Ve!dict-Death rcnn!eiPefahee'
rE|=@Ez-,1
NJ II was said by Archm.des, great mathematician
tive place 10 stand upon and VIII move ihe EN-. on
y,rxen Ferguson the celebrated astronomer ana ppys'
ciau cacuae, the result had the reqaest been sraneu
but US this mpos able, no practical benen resGs
Not So however with SandSs dpar!a give chalSs
10 operate, aud disease will vanish before Us heai a
restoring powers Disease OF mucous nenb anos chfoie
terangenens the digestive organs oDsti ucon N lne
sancs resulting in ScronIa and the KINGS Ev! ap 1og lou
White Swelling, Cutaneous Erupons viz BARRIERS ich
Scn Head SAT- Khpum, asd other dis Hses originating ~
an m nure state OF the blood unhealthy condition OF tne
vital fnd, will he safely and ehecuay cured by lis nsc
certificates of cures and various testimonials see A'
yrr,isemen,s ia the different daily papers
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and o1
tion by A. B. SANDS s CO.. Drugg,sis and Shtmlss'
Cranf Buildings No 2f5 BroaawsJ, soraer OF Chailoeis
sl,ee, New-Yerk. Sold also By a i D. Sands, Drug
e,ts Nos 70 and lGo Fuonsrect; David Sands co. NO
II Fast Broadway corner OF Markestree; ara by Drug
gs gener9y thrnug hout the United States Prce u per
bos,le, six beiLes s..