The New York herald., 1850-12-31

s.d they argued in the Superior os.t that sAs Sam
nissisass before whom the ssse was bsl.s sssmsnsd
"a BY the Clerk Of the Circuit Court and n0s - S6e
authority Of this Court t.sf Day after dsy tAo se
corpus stsr ksSsas corpus, until counsel Tor the
claimant have come to the conclusion that to
&. &: 3 r.: 1n Court. With sss Il: r: cs:
and in order to give them an opportunity Of bring.
g the up its nsrits they resolved to bring Il
before this honorable tribunal to test 1t fairly. The
gentleman the other side expressed himself satisfied
that there would have been decison in his favor;
W ne -.
tinus his own proceedings. when persons discover
S Il ss;
all they have do 10 not to proceed Do the gentle
have such evidence as they speak of
let them bring their witnessss here But how stands
the matter They have got two writs Of haSeas
denial Of Justice; for delay 10 denial of justice
man comes six hundred miles to look after his pro-
IN bis and to b..r
PROSTATE the constitution Of the country and the Law
Of the land New instead OF going before the courts
OF the States with writs Of habeas corpus let them
here and, this man 10 really not fugitive let II be
proved go and in Heaven. name, let justice be done
between the claimant and the alleged slave.
Mr. Western, in answer to the assertion Of Mr.. Jay,
that the before the Csmmissousr had mot been
discontinued. produced the certificate of Mr.. G. NJ
Hall which stated that the proceedings in the Of
Henry Long hsd been disoon tinusd BY the claimant
john +. Smith, and this he (Mr. Westerly said was
done bels1e warrant issued from this court.
Mr.. ny aenisd that the proceeding dismissed
at the the warrant issued by this Court; for
he arguing against the power of the Commission
to dsmes the proceedings ct the time he received
the notice from his honor Judge Judson, to appear
here After further observations, Mr.. Jay asked
for Q postpone ment until next morning.
Mr.. Western scquiesced in the request; he would
let the defendant have abundant opportunity let the
counsel prove that this man IL free andshe (Mr W.
would be content but he trusted that there would be
further OF the absence Of counsel or the
| Attendance Of witnesses
Mr.. Wood thought they had better have the ques-
ton of the right Of this Court to proceed pronounced
The Court said that far the facts pre- sented to
them BY the andavit of the claimant, there could be
difficulty in their The Court held that
the proceedings before the Commissioner dismis
sed. He Judge Judson) had taken the liberty of
asking bis brother Belts to Fit with him but though he
would DO 20 he Judge Betts) would take part in
the decision II will" said Judge Judson, dispose
of 1t myself At the request OF counsel both sides
the case Is postpoped till 10 O'Clock Tuesday this
morninp) and Il will then be proceeded with. Mr..
Marshal you will take charge of the alleged fugitive
| The Judge then made order to that effect"
let this man back to the Tombs into the custody o
| timid State ofhcers
| Judge Judson said there fear Of any inter
ference with the Court with the Marshal in the dis
| chsrgs Of his duty. ft rl
The prisoner was then removed, and remains in the
| custody Of the Msrthal