The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-08

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yHK NEGRO BABY CASH IN BRo0KLYS-ExTRAOR-
DINARY PROCEEDINGS.

DINARY PROCEEDINGS.
In this case it was Anxiously expected all dag hat
pcstion for Injunction but Mr. Culver 1t under
stood the counsel for the appcant) did not produce
up to the rising Of the Csurt late hour last evening
10 keep up thu interest Of the drama no ~evsr another
scens episode got the meantime The counsel
for the applicant Mr.. Culver, sued out writ OF habeas
corpus and obtained under the S0th section OF
the habeas corpus act order to bring Mrs Cooper and
the child before the court forthwith There was diff
Guilty at first In getting this process executed bat the
sheriff Of New York having deputized Mr.. REM Hege-
man, one of the deputy sherfs Of Kcgs county, and
Deputy Sheriff Crumley, of New York, accompanying
him the two experts started their GRAND leaving all
IN the greatest state of anxiety and TIL their
return. Among the attendants in the court were Mr.
Lewis Tappan white the Rev Mr. Pennington, (back
and many other distinguished characters. AT late
hour the essary returned and relAted his adventures
in substance follows They ,eedsd to execute the
warrant at No 101 Mercer street Mrs Cooper, and
having arrested the interesting child and her guardian
Mr. Hegeman conceded TO them the privilege of
calling their counsel Mr.. James T. Brady
ut his chambers in Warren street while there their
carriage was sent for Ca tain Rynders who arrived with
in few minutes and the officer states large crowd
soon assembled round about the door and a. that juno
ture authority deputation revoked and
Cromky, having obtained possession OF me warrant re-
fused TO act Captain Rynder cautioned the officers that
they could not take the child and to know what
authority the officers court OF Kings county hsd
in New York; Te officers having reduced all these facts
int detail in the shape OF an affidavit an application
was made for an attachment sssinst captain hynders
Mrs Cooper and DePay Sheriff Cromley for contempt of
court in opposing the execution of the process Judge
Barcuo Immediately granted this order and attachments
were accordingly issued
yIHr or CKIerAIs TO BRooRIyN-A NEW PHASE OF EMI-
GRAFTON ASD NEW YoRK.-Ths City of Churches was
thrown into state of excitement yesterday by visit
from three real Cele tails tails and all They proceeded
to the Navy Yard and thence to the City Hall, where
they the courts of justice all in session. and the suit
white and black They then made their way up to
the roof Of the Hail. and gazed in wonder the city
The leader of the party whose native de-
fed all photography to write but who had BEEN since
his arrival christened Tom Johnson he young
man, and very intelligent, speaking English quito
prehensively. He informed reporter that he had
. declared his intentions" and intended to be-
come . citizen Of this country, and that he
was in employment in tea store in New
York. where also his brother and Of his COM
panioHs engaged but that the other not yet
In any employment but had come depending him 70
obtain situation This is something in the history
OF emigration to the metropolis Of the Western World
ARREST OF SwISDIER individual who is known
BY the Of A. Fletcher yesterday brought be-
fore Justice Blatchey, of this city, warrant where
in he stands charged with obtaining money from Mr..
Croker of Washington street by false and fraudulent
representations. is alleged that he obtained various
sums of money from different individuals in this city,
within two three weeks past after which nothing
heard of him until his arrest which made by oice
Du Flors Of the Seventh ward He held answer.