New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28
cssE OF rRE FUGITIVE SLAVE
Excitsmen.-The Slnve set Free
and again Arrested-ArteuIPt 10 snAe RIM eh
:. n,xI ,,.,- WI rf Haheas Cerprs.


Ths boz George XIX. demanded as z Slave D
the Captain OF the br Mobile. was brought before
the Cogr. Of O-er sad Ter.iasr ye='e'dsy io:eaoon
whsr me me decoa OF me co-; On ne "-' o. ceas
corpus was pronounced y Judge Ed-nonas- ne Gees
ion declares tha: the arrest Of Stare 4 fiis e'a o'
the and Constitution OF the United states csn oni7
:. -. =, -. 80, NJ. arsnt or st.orney-iha, the
iss ~ C;1-~a i, zen case as TIE Pr-ser; sre not
ti.dnz IL Ee7yYo-k .ha; ne principle OF Ssa:s Pohce
laws DO rot affect TINS case 81 ne s:e,t : - -
Cd for TIE benefit OF h;s o'F1sl EN- Ia. &c 90 "a
S.a-e which allows master 70 carry aSA'e oe!ote the
y,-n- ar Recorder and Eet certificate 40 a. 20 return
lin 70 SIa=e-v vas rot complied VIE 0y the LApIn'
.fo instead MANAGED the boy aid Fct I'm mo me
hold OF rs vessel fror. Ttica e ~a- o'N1e ~ -
me presen, writ Of habeas corpus. =:
Alderman Jackson Loco - uadeTs,ood 70 mare eis-
sented from tais opinion aAeer:nal -9ii=on ." LIZ
contrary concu---ng VIII !uoze l11l-'
- tbe moment o: the boys discharge, immense
cheering va. ser forth BY the crowd Of persons assem-
bled IN tie PARK The 5oy was hr--ed o. % his TRENDS
Win .1ccse5s5 IN se:trg him INTO Morse building nesr
the An,.s.rery Office 7 Nas=aT-st IN immense crowd
adhered around the building and re Mayor haTns On
aoncaaou OF tie Captain issued new process against
t5s hoy me Police we're seon ne ground IN Erea.
force They had been on the *ttch seve1s! hodFs-
,lsn abo,,t :; O'Clock officers Bu1 and Boyle dis
ro-ersd csrrr,an in the act o: removing box nom
the 7icinity Of the An.i-SlayeEy Cice N aSsse,se
. They followed the cart INTO ss.-!c"- men Do''e
ir1ei upon the cart and took minute CT the descaa
ION OF the box winch was direded TO the Rev Ira
Mani Essex y Y Officer Bloom then took ms place
nd through c-evice saw the copTed boy and iinte-
e-ey broke open The box and usie the arrest otlcer
Corr Of the q: Ward assisting 70 ts.e Mn - tie once
=. the Chief OF Police where he detained Tor ie7T
rnptss and then taken through bpc door TO carriage
,yb;ch was in attendance He was hen trTen q rapid
rate 70 the Tornbs where according previous an ans
mont the MAYOR and Recorder wee IN attendance and
Jdye Fduonds was sent for alc VIII OF aaosds corpus
was served upon the Mayor retrs!e forthwith Ny Jay
here ssred upon the District Attorney formal demand
based upon provision of TIE statutes thsf re should
appear in behalf OF the Slave Mr. Blunt appeared on
behalf OF the Captain OF the Tesse! ana M STady tae
Counsel 20 the Corporation IN behalf OF the Mayor VINO
with Judge Edmonds and he Recorder occupied the
bench Of the Court Of Seasons Nj Blunt raised o.
iections 20 the form Of proceedings on the Erounds-ist
That Judge Edmonds h.d right 10 issue the WIT as
the application for such wit was directed 70 no indir
iduai Judge but 10 the Circuit Judge. And ;ecc7diy
tnar Judge EdTnonGs had right TO issue such wit
during the sitting OF the supreme Court probably
sin in session at Rocheste After some very informal
discussion a. 70 whose cusody the boy was In the mat
Ter was compromised ne Mayor passing his word
that Kirk should be forthcoming At 10 o'clock This morn
ing when the matter * be fully argued before Judge
Edmonds who VIII meet lie Counsel 81 the Chamber OF
the Court OF Sessions
While the above ms:ter'Tas Under consideration the
CAPTAIN of the vessel made affidavit charging the boy
with assault and battery committed upon his person
Upon this affidavit warrant was issued and placed IN
the hands OF officer Bowye And thus stands the case
at the present writing.