New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-01

Coriespondence OF The y \ irbuns
PIuLApELPHrA. Friday. Jan. q, iSS3.

ION In the call.
The Rink Murder-Cnse OF Richard Neal, &c.
Coriespondence OF The n \ frburs
PIuLApgLrniA Friday. Jan. -. 1854.
Yesterday man was arrested on charge oi
committing an assault and battery on man named
David Wilson, chaise driver IL appears that the de-
fendpnt engaged Wilson TO tGke him TO Jones Exchange
Hotel the 10Th instant after reaching there he re
fused pay his fare and squabole onsaed In which
the defendant drew kIif~ aud threatened to stab VII
son. The affair ended without bloodshed, AMI the par.
ties separated amicaby On the 10Th instant two days
afterwards, the murder Of Rink was committed. For
some time the defendant ia the Wilson case has been
shout the city drinking 10 excess and has, while intoxt
Gated let drop few remarks which tended TO mplcaie
him in the Rink murder Yesterday warrant was pre-
cured for his arrest, and II was served upon him nc
Jones Hotel by two of the Msrhas officers. The sas.
pccted person sked UP stairs to change some por
ton of his dress. His Request was complied WITH AMI
he took advantage OF she opportunity TO escape through
back window. Last night the man was found by two
OF the MarshaIs police lying seereted In the rear OF The
hotel
This morning the prisoner examined by Mr. Reed,
the District Auorny In the Mayors private office The
wiines who the supposed murderer flying romth
of the outrsge present but a. the reporters
for the press excluded from the room, we are un
able to learn what Developments have been made.
The suspected man has been \ marine in the United
States service, and returned in the ~ Msrys from her
late cruise. Since that time he has been almost con
stany inebrated He is native OF the State of Maine
ard was located in New York for some time.
THE afternoon the examination closed. The aothori-
ties deem II expedltm that hothing eucneu SHAT uen'
pirc at present
In the Supreme Court this morning, the case
Of Richard Neal, alleged fugitive from justice from
the State of Maryland called up Tor hearing on the
writ of hsbeas corpus issued by Judge iowrie
District Attorney, William Reed. said he held In HE
hand the writ and return OF the officers who have hiai
in custody The writ s directed ito Com. Mayo, and
the person persons in whose custody the prisoner 10
detained" The return Il as Gllows:
To the Honorable the Judges IN the annexed writ named
James Covert John Montgomery N Obedience hs,eto
Neal therein named before the said Judges therein com
They further certify and return that the 18th nst
wednesday, being charged with the execution Of sid
w hs SScy %srs no s sd
removed That arriving at Chester they found tho sid
S Ss Of fIis the e s mc.s
know aud Commodore Isaac Mayo, OF the u y Navy,
the prisoner Neal andcufed, and the said officer aud
tie said Mayo about removing him TO the cans, then
about to start for BALTIMORE the respondent Covert
produced and read the annexed wrt to the officer and TO
Commodore MsyO-thut the said Mayo held up paper In
his hand which he said wasaTequistion warrant from the
the paper was Tot read, or ts eonen fur
then repeated that they had w, Of habeas corpus the
.nid Neal, TO which the officer aud Captain Mayo replied
that might take the prisoner sRd voluntarily delivered
him The officer handed to the Key Of the hand
eua, which removed and the prisoner brought
custody since and produced TO abide tho order
q this Cont a.pSndsnt' . ssss%psasd 2 the
officers Of the City Police All which Il respectfully
submitted. JAMES CoyEsr,
Judge Black said that according TO the return there
did not appear 10 be any cause OF deainer In the
who had the prsoner IN custody They are not the pep
IONS 10 whom the writ VIVA directed
Dktriet Attorney WIN. r. Reed-The officers who held
the writ Of habeas corpus took him out Of the custody
OF those claiming to have the requisition
Judge BlacA-They seem W have viewed it ~ o wrft
Of de hOminem rsptssiasdo
Judge Lewis-Upon all that appears before as, the
prsoner ought to be discharged
Judge Black-Does any one appear here ON the part
Of the penon who claims TO hold the prisoner Do you
Mr. Hirsti
WIN. L. IIirst--yes Sir \ was applied to by Captain
Mayo Tut did not The writ nor hsye | yet seen ~
Capt Mayo has gene 10 Washington lie 10 undsr SAL
ing orders in the African squadron.
Several voices uttered the word AyicaR emphatcally
which created considerable laughter
Mr.. Hirst-i meen what have said.
Judge Baek-Do you object 10 the prisoners dis
charge do you wish time 70 show cause for further
OBTAINING him
Mr. Hirs,-I appear for no s1e st all The matter 10
IN the hands of the District Attorney, 70 whom pro-
perry belongs.
After considerable conversation between the Judges
snd lawyer, IL was ordered bya majority of the Court
that the hearing In this case be continued until Monday
morning next at 10 o'clock and that in the meantime
the Mayor OF the city In whose custody he e prisoner
now IT, be directed 10 retain him.
The courtroom was again crowded to cxcess.
PHLADgLPHIA, Jan. 30, 1853
About 10 o'clock last night, a steyedOre,
nsmed Chrktopher Soehn, sged 40 years, stabbed
In the leg at the OF Swansons and Beckseourt
n
about i've minutes The iemorsl artery severed
Levin Wilsp another scyedore, suspected Of having
committed the act, Is under arrest. Blood was found
on bis Lands aud face. Soaln leaves q wife and ak
children.
On Friday evening, during an alarm of fire, a
blind man. and boy about IA years Of age, OBJ
served cusrreLng IN Secondtt, near Race. TIE par
ties goo 20 high words tie police interfered and took
The twain 70 the Watch House Yesterday morning they
had hearing before Mayor GIpn, when the following
facts were eiicted: The Of the blind man IA Ira
WR'oushty, and that 81 the boy Thomas OHarrn. The
his parents, in Utcs, Y, and accompany him on q
professional tour The lad was TO receive fifty cents
PEI day and he board and lodging consideration for
he services Tie paftes have been absent their beg
gng expedition for days, during which, according
tc the statement OF the boy be has received wages
although be says be hss LSd plenty 20 eat and much
beer as he could drink equa-re arose from the fact
thai young Oiia.Kn had q desire 20 after the fire
apparatus, and wss moreover unwilling 70 continue to
work without pay The hoy Is shrewd, Intelligent lad
and means viii doubtless be adopted 10 restore him
his parents Mayor GIp!n disposed Of the for the
present, by committing beth OF them to NOymensinx
for thirty days, a. Migrants.
Alexander Sterretr. convicted, short time
since Of counterfen ~ the coin Of the United Ststes
lying In the County Pson the point Of death IL
IS thcueht that he cannot survive another week
Charles Clark, was held in $1,000 bail yes
tefjay, 10 the charge Of making and pAs<n8
counterfeit gold dollars.
rg@ The albany KRiekertoeker says that the
Legs ature Of weddsd 70 toaas .,a "a. nIs