New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13
Law Courts.

SUPREME CoyHr--In q m be -Befo-s J,s,.t
wsrds-Hfbees C0rpEs Paul ByuHf whose .alf 80,
ine captain ~ ~ French sfrsnsh'V Phd.rslphi' =.
arrest at the Marine Court a. dssertsr from the v,
have slresdy been stated brought before fuss ~
wards pcrsnsnt 10 a writ Of iaJcrs c0-pas r. -
retn'n presented vas commitment on the srre,, I,
yusuee DfiDker Mr.. d p Hall one Of .bs eoap.. .
Bruni, e0inpsined ths, 5ifhculty having occurred -
"wednesday evening 10 sod Judge before whom 10 =,
out writ OF habeas corpus coustsbie Ioseph 49,
rested the man desrrter passed bis word Of -,
that he would Keep the nan In special custody ~
such tine 80 writ Of haAeas corpus could be 20, on,
stead Of which he had permitted him 10 be esrr.s =
fore Justice Drinker ths YESTERDAY morning and 60
mtted. He thought that the comnstu,en, ousht n -
pushed a. having been obtained through breach
good faith. Judge Edwards said that MISTER sh,.s
could not b. considered. /, vss then urged tbs, -
commitment, 10 not return IL rot ststns that the ma,
10 sesmsn and that the demand for = warrant
serter msde By the Consul or Vice Consul IN o.
ing This was opposed on the Other side the eou..
stating that be hsd been committed 40 dssertr =
eordins 70 law The jurisdiction Of Judge Ddpkert
commit at all WAS then urged, the law Of Congress =
log based on treaty and not coming with tbs eomm9
law any law Of ths State and is enforce ment the,
tore can only belong 10 the United States Courts NJ
Sanford and Mr. Tillou sppeared 10 opposition 10 N
writ The subjee, was adjourned on the question
Jurisdiction tiA to-day at II O'Clock Had IL not b~es
for the commitment by Justice Drinker. eoars-i -
marked. the captain would have been compelled
show Ia bic return by the SHIPS papers that bruni
one OF the crew and b. hsi right 20 pursue him
deserter, whereas, the man himsef. II jorstetos
10 allowed, must show, Il he that be 10 not part q
such crew. The paper shown In the Marine Court %,
ted him 10 be q domestic"
CouRr or COMMON PLEAs-ln Cham b ers-B@fos.
Judge grshsm. HabSds C0ypss Five persons who AaS
enlisted brought from Governors Island snd ths,,
discharge demanded. They nesry all ADS fror
l6 TO ~ Some OF them Feturnsblr before Jut.,
and others before Judge Oakley Of the Superior Court
The principal opposition In the case of John Ne
Givney minor. Cspt Koowl,on the recruiting oisesr
appeared In opposition. Mr. H. Taylor, on behalf Il
the application saswed the lAv to b. that II recruh
ing officer snls,s person under 81 years sge he a
personally liable 20 refund 10 Government the smouu
for clothing bounty &c ADD no, tho minor himsef O.
bis Fri. nds In respect TO prosecuting lad for pernv
n the event Of his swearing that he s2 Mr. T. resrkss
that they are trained say they q BY persons ib
e.tsd in the en.tuenthst the very appearance II us
lads show that they not such-snd that persons y
suborning 10 perjury equally snsnshie a. la~ vA
the lads even IL could be proved that the latter kusp
their age ard swore falsely judge lnsraham in regJ
10 remark OF Capt Know1n. observed that n tho prs
ciple Of giving s. bounty esch to persons who hrins
recruits done away with, there would BE- lees con
plants Of this knd-i, 1. here shown that he lad ~
instructed To say he was q, sthoueh h wss but Is
Nearly quite AL those brought mp we're discharged