New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

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ass, bet II On the bitter ihe yadfssss . Toe
% former the ocer rsy PRINT The prisoner 70 20 .s'
.,o ~ o. raiss an sierid. pr "a s5sl Th-rs
tucir 'he rredy wheh nay b tsken "a ca~s %
er ~ zee .r. sis n,y c . bold tSe shsrs rpSn.
the dets oeuustsnces which woed no, enss fes
rrsor' to elect 70 eoasdes himself re Tom ter nsenes
iccitrc p; j. net IN escape unless TIE prisoner goes Dc
ii Iisen clear that no sctoa Of ihe sh,ns rAsss
be acted Under ite authority Of the plaintiff attS
s ca ,, 'es s0s.s ,,i sISs TIE ss,, II b.,ss
20 b. discharge The Ailt AA, the PriseT AlsT his
rested ;, tie MAr,hs criminal process under the aw %
he Tinted States and ths, Tor The purposes Of the proceedings
.f1sS , 80; lin ~ H. Msr,Isl Wick II \. .,d vss
ie5 to ~as o1iy consent that The shera transfer
bs bdy Of Psro shc sole custody Of the L. Marshal"
&C. The prisoner NOT = rii. 70 20 a. lara, b1'wsksE
IN E6Ede str. jail eni ire Msi,sAl o's MN ana a.s
hat be in the Mashss "ihse m C3cse rse- ~,
r,usuded BY the written order OF the Marshal 10 ~
erdee street Jsh sssn to ne S,y o. 'ne sS1 ~as se
reefs ace about the same tune enc ey eiy nesae ps
,he Ee5ss rthortss Marshal may take The prisoner eu,
the shes custody or the purpose OF having hin present BE-
charge entirely from the Shet AID whether the consent %
this eins eGae given ~ The panf, sitoI1.y "a ne ei sa
TIE prisoner bce the Commissioner wAou; ,hety
tie rs m t.oruey that ae might do bis ny would
ihs; other effect, The prisoner had made himself
10 two jurisdictions sad VAS under street. from each
IN. EldriSss street Jail IL the Jail OF the United
States. While there the prisoner il In the cotnnen
rr hrins him b. fore this Court the matter
pending BE- Is thereby DISCHARGED from the Marshas
ru.,ody rrd rics reysa had him me
m on subf9ra al sfonda Issued ~ third Coar AID
linn could not be said that be had been 20
,,I rn tfe CUSTODY 9TH. sheriff Marshal
tied hin tos i.chagr both arrests The focccdngs before
terminated aud the report given -
the Con,ns,uer The ssth NAV ony pierocu'ory
Even the prcccetnss were terminated does nst oow 10
eisrsc There must proper authority ais
cisIsrs him below Marshal may let him 90 judge Inseo
eel th"Dsbi on TIE app, ~en q fsiS 9t hsssss
discharge him IL, the Msrshals custody Possibly tae Conn
20 @ bot neither the President RoI the Con-
missioner DISCHARGED him. and consequently he remains
custody n, Marshal ~ the United State. sh Whether
The fou missioner hd The prisoner not ON The prcsnss
b. du trd Nhsher Grelct legally sent to the
e; II nv eS"c tor @ re- h %ie or a..
,ired saywhst the Deputy Sheriff Jaor has said in
no ers herr n the prisoner. ship ,syed BY the
Yamprg his lswycTs he is evidently safe Whether ,her
tou the legal cultivation Of the prisoner does no' anect
this The point az issue H. has 'nythns been done
~ the plaintiffs attorney which gvcs the prisoner right 20
Mr. sioneLon for the plaintiffs. followed. He urged sub
stsntsy the points previously Tie g. the srona
the sh,G rudrr,d che prisoner 10 the custody -
the Marshal he was but eNngThc mandate OF 4, IA
follow that The Sheriff 10 lose his prisoner hr 1nu
be vuned sssu The sheriff yoga's,hy S'hh h NJ
Stoughon argued that the ronsent given by TIE panuhs
discharge would be fraud aud should be
Jrdss Mitehen directed Mr. Morrogh TO make saaavii
setting particulars bis consent 20 Parrots attending
cts funeral Morrogh did
The afdavit recitsd Substantially that Mr. Morosh only
gave his co Parrot and Grec leaving the city Of New
York that tley light attend Eugene trts funeral thN
alton ~ that advantage would be- taken Of the tact
Judge Mitchell took the various popcIs aud viii probably re
der decision soon.