New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-27

srPRExE CouRr-In Chambers-Bet0re Judge
Edward.-Habeas Corpus - Case Of Paul BrHHi JUDO
T. Yesterday gave his decision Remaining Bruni 10 the
CIV Prison 10 be- given up 10 tue French Consul ne
from the French steamship Philadelphia pur
susn; 70 the commitment OF Justice Drnker Judge T.
ssd the only question on which he could sct under 1his
form of application was. whether the law had been
comulled with so 10 give Justice Drnker jurisdiction
ofthe case bis action after getting jurisdiction must be
considered n. ddjEdeae, and VIII not De- in'efisreo
with. ,
Judge f. considers that the application Of the Clerk OF
the French Vc2Consul holding general authority AZ
be did answered the requirement OF the treaty when
says IL shall bs by the Consul or Vice Consnl-a 10
what has been alleged that the individual charged As DC
log dsserter must be sailor or seaman although suen
10 staed In the French Tresy, 10 not In the act oil
Congress Of lsg relative 10 treaties 10 general with Tor
eig wers which act says any person. forming part
of the crew shall be given up, (and brunls name 10 on
the roll IL also authorizes any Magistrate having power
10 issue 20 make an arrest II does NOT say
he shall issue = warrant to warrant being Deces-
ssry 70 under oath the 9Th article OF the smedmrnt
OF the Constitution refers only to search warrants inc
article Of the Constitution requires that the laws Oh
Congres. shall be- carried into effect Whether Jus
ice has uoer under the Constitution 20 arrest and sur
render individuals deserers such having been acted
upon TOR twenty years ts validity will not b. Questioned
n the present application. Ordered that the defend
ant Bfuui. be remanded h the City Prison
Corar or COMMON PLEAS One or two cases Of
men who have families snd enlisted, Il s alleged wniie
In state Of ntOxicstoD. ve4 brought before Judge
psy' o.hsr case. will come q this forenoon.
i
MAINE Cornr-Before Judge smlth-Rman1el vs.
C0oke-Action for assault and battery at sea BY band
belonging 70 the bark Lewis, against the mate Juds
ment for plaintiff 80.
PERFECTLY AGREEABLE'-A steamboat cor.
respondent Of the ST. Lons Rereiiie tells the fol,
/ lowing
Most people have met your smisble ever asserting
ehsracter-your always unanimous the Irish
] IT. d. he -antor tOld rood
about Of these just after his return from Chicago
and II spoil IL just get him 10 tell IL over again.
The unanimous man was introduced, Somewhere or
other TO M.ssssippisn. desperate wsg BY the way
and one VINO Immediately detecting the weakness OF
hi. acquaintance, determined to amnse himself al
/ his expense.
have always felt desire to see Mississippi" said
the unanimous with sort OF expressionless smile
Intended TO be very engssng and tone which promised
the accord In anything that Be SAID In us
/ fsvor-nOt excepting Brandon money
State ruher with the biggest buffalo pTsnsPs that ever
wore hump"
80 have heard Yea sir indeed MI'sissiPPi 10 al
/ WAYS spoken Of a. great buffalo country -
And then for hshingbsii with esf'y and eaten all
gators thirty feet lopgi'
Celebrated for it, fishing. know Str :.
Why. opened one myself, and fousd three nums .
skeletons. the remains OF enhas efsae ana iani
bible fact by -. cir
Reyond a question. Sir don't entertain doubt
have often heard AississipPi was great country
/ Tor sllzatOrs
Nos this. whether real credulty or Intended simply
a. humbuz politsness rather too much for the Mis-
ssopi.n changing MS tone for one OF contsm pt and
looking harmonious acquaintance In the eye
be said slowly
I Well d-n fool that would believe such lie a,
that
Yes sir yea SIR again sssentsd the man Of imper
turbabe Politeness; agree with you fully, they ar
I great liars IN Mississippi r
Wnen last seen the sllssiorcsteher standing on
comet presenting bis BAT 10 every %
psrenty ditn q require one E'EhPOlNT.