New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-08
LAW Courts.

CIRCUIT corsr-In chanibers-Before Judge Ed
mouds-Habeas Corpus-Sarah Gillen. the Young girl
who was recommended from the officers OF the Moral
Reform Society 10 Il respectable family named Taylor
at West Bloomfield. for service lr. I. being IN the
city with the view 70 obtaining servnn,) and niterwTd
bound by The magistrates o. that place by Of
thc girl 70 Mr. T. oil she was ls but claimed aaerwad
by her sister and detained by latter and her husband on
the girl arriving here by their invitation visit "a
ready referred TOY again brought up on the Wi, Of
Rd5eGS Corpus sued out by Mr. Taylor There 10 law
OF NewYork under which persons from service IN apo
Habeas Corpus but the present proceeding was no' IN
der that law and al that the Judge eouiu 90 was 70
ascnarge thc grl FoEl the conuoi OF power OF ne as
ter and her husband MI and Mrs Durney0 ana SCI oet
free from restraint which was done II claimed ins'
she was previously bound 20 ME- McIHthyoi breeH
.yp, but on the other uhnd II was commended t1G
the lndeuture TO Mira NcCartny was gwen up snc
cancelled ne Judge remarked thm the srl
wa9 about ~ year, oil age oeins capable OF dee'oas
tor herse tue SISTER rus no ieys cpntol over ner lns
.hy lid nrbcb he donbteJS ny ,shs,bcr ths,,o
NJ y; l., osc,.y, br, ,ie ,,..,nn do.. nor ro,n. ~, IN
the present form of proceeding An order was made d.
charging her from the control of her sister and bruher
Conversations passed between her and latter and she
stated her wish TO 20 with them. which she did We
understand the innily of Mr Taylor Ia every way de.
sirable and beneficial for 80 young url and IL serl.
pity her friends could have brough their mUds to
consent to let her remain with them particularly ash
is said she somewhat attached to the uuy aud nos
unwilling 10 remain Mr.. X. Bustsf appeared on be-
halt OF Mr. I. aud Mr.. Whiting for Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Mr. Taylor Is said to be legally bound for hsr to the
Stsir OF SewIersey until she arrives al the age ots
~ s'aH ~ We oe % sns ~
9shu"I oc"z'es lao reu''an uet1'hsG III CUSTODY "
the Veroal statement OF nun han'eo tu!sy' Us oehS
present ~ the Pagsn'ac encounter IN Westene'el
1ouy AZ ".,sn ~ "as An,eu ou.
no 'essi eo t''n ~ oe'' " - ~ " n
r., o. r ~ pi;o;o ID ,, b ba 1iaohsrc
"a $50 ~ I, =, donI.d Tho, h. y,as ,,,es.r, IN
H., ,ia u ,o,inoa,, o,nsr,ny bv ,ybich ~ d.
rain bir, ,he n-i,oner 1ras 4; chhssraed y
FIRE At LApR,IRrg. CAsADA.-The Montreal
Times OF ,h inst s,tes tha, ON the evening of the 4
large ire seen at Lapra!re and that gradually In
creased until the whole village appeared enyeloped IN
flames The isht awiuiy grand. At half pact ten
no boat having arrived from Lapraie The Lord stAnI
started on 70 the'r assistance nanny on 0oaiu 'He
ire engines and an immense number Of people in
fire had then greatly increased the flames rppea!ed@
asSe ap,ead not '"'' over mo '''''s 'N' '-' p@
"uJace"N ,.,..t
IKE IN tA-netween Sna so"..s
Monday morning Il hre ofoAe out IN tue vase nyuN
o ns S11oo aon, ea bae Of so
,;O VI connan,.s and r,crs ,rned mn, urompt
To- bn, r spi, of their .xertions th buildn1 and wau
os. ia s-tu,,r.d NJ about a. 500 The FIR. originated
from spontaneous combustion In the waste, probably
Nashua Gaze'rs
FIRE rs TrtcA-A fire broke Out in Mains.. &C
m. nigb, of rho 5,h nst IN ,r.roc dwelling Owned b.
Mr. Dunn The goods were mostly saved bu, the buI1
inc was .n.raIv 5esrroved An in,urauce OF s5.Qgr
ths nroperty exn,red Yesterday noon
,r-p,wpoansv,rrE
MELANCHOLY OccuRRZScEAI ChA"foRos'ttLs.,
IA on JuLY 25-John Harvey descended "a, ;Io ~.
which happened 70 be n.d WIN J d.ssr
tom dead His father pe1ceyiaz u nheaA.cy Ig'se
s bs ON nI fgii con- now soldier In Mexico
80 ~ 0N! - colorsd ,ro,,o, u,ea 1.,sly
ny " o ~" poi;.. cou,, n, pa.,on rbsTged wta
I'M lmsny ss ras Snet sio for searsa Ssr el az
81 for Drunkenness
H. ,sa.r 4
TALL CokS.-He were SHOWN IN tne gaiGeh~
Mr William Mitchell, OF this village. on Friday iss.
patch OF the common small sweet COM some stalks q
5ear, thi. RI. ADAMS tXssa) Trans
AccrpEyr.-Mr. John Lasselle was killed By
blow upon the head from stone projected into the sh
from ledge N south Adaras Mass. me ID
inst y. adams (Naas) Trans.
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