New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01
LAW INTELLTGENCE.
sUPREiE CoURT-cHAxsERs-Jr 3l.-Beior Ja,,be.
SUTHERLAND.

sUPREHE COURT-cHAHsERs-JULY 3l.-Betop Jas,<e
SUTHERLAND.
ATTORNEY LIEN FOR COSTS.
Jane Mckenzie sst. Alexander Mckenzie.
This was procet ding on the part OF The attorney Tor
the plaintiff to compel the re ever appointed N tbs
action 10 nav him his fees OFT oil MONEYS received dur
ing the progress of he scticn II appears that the
parties had originally had difficulty respecting certain
cOnyeyaneee OF land 10y tie defendant 10 the plaintiff
Subsequently they berape recoocjod, and the plaintiff
reconyeyed the disputed properly TO the defendant.
The attorney for the psi,f alleges that the settle
ment was made by cOllusiHn and with intent 10 de-
prive him of his coss. The Judge held that the lien
Of the attorney cannot accrue until hDa Judgment
has been entered in the clse, and thea only npon the
property of his client. b. the settlement in this case
the plaintiff had admitted that there no property
belonging to her. Ia the Ab-ence OF any proof Of col
llsion fraud the mJtion must be denied, without
costs
Thomas Murphy set. uIia III. Lee ct aL-Ths mo-
tions for receiver ard INJUNCTION denied, except so
far 10 RESTRAIN defend mt Lee from nsng the hsme
of Murphy in any manner. 49,
The Slater Bank agt. James II. Sturdy et al.--Ihe
motions denied with costs OF opposing, I" soioe
event.
UNITED STATES COMMAS .,ths oFFIcE-JrrI d.
Tun sLkyER FALNoCTH.
VIM. KiuIpell, and i've others alleged TO be portion
Of crew OF the SLAYER Falmontn were brought up
for examination a charge of piracy, this afternoon.
Some Of the prisoners had Unable 10 obtain coun
sell aud the case therefore adjourned TO Friday
next.
UNITED STATES DIsIKior coURT-JrIr si.-B.fers
Judge bETls.
THE PRIZE VESSELS.
In the case Of the Sse Msgee, counsel asked to
have the boUdea aud aTed rcnsy Charles Fly and
Richard irving lhs Cousnted the order on proper slh
Mf. Arroux In behalf Of M.srs sposord Tfe.,Oa and
YoUnss Co.. Of the c'Iso Of The schooner seseo APP
PILED ior order have Size benced Il being Of perish
able fsugar) snd the vessel i'sAiHg
Assistant District Attorney ~ooifssa consented aud the
me McoUlLLAS HABK.s CoRPvs.
The Judge asked II ibe matter of the habeas corpus
OfPar,sil MEG ai,u ~. ~. rrsdy % -. ,vr,, With
DIRE ed toe Commander Fort lafayette and commanding
hin % We The body 'Me[asn bFesse 6cIors this Court
Hsaj9nSrtss Fort Haniou NewyorE JAY %, 1851 Tbes
Lieut.. Gen winsca Scott Martin guTse, Bro'ei-LeUt Com
n,nding, For, Lafayette. rew-fek"
Mr. Edwards objected tn the suciency Of the retan both
The Judge .sid be Court could not ke cosn1.nee Of the
suaicIency Of The order OF uBt before H.
Mr. Woodord Inquired It wa. doubted that the vas
Mr. Tl~ss5. replied neyaiTr ba; he repeatedly
ir;,ted h. va. nor s . y, % pog T e.. o,.,
dsoH upon the olcr n. a; .se ,Ia hsa 0e.n ~aas
civilian he would attachment 70 be Issued he wosid
ak Judge he dG not If 70 i.ue process sssn,t the
with hies or four wors added The OATS no, should
ST wOoafId I'D s Lsaess rrs.i lad With lin ne
:rso DVSs c ",h ~ r %ooS Sa no her.
so The form o the retun NIL ary power Ia ia wisdom
hsd chosen decline obryns This writ ard bad crn,hed IN
slructons TO is ocB scuordi'gy Ihis was ustter soy
within h discretion the law ocer Of the Ooverpfnen ho
he could no. advise the making OF this Authority part Ds
M Edwards took the order from the Lieasnsn, srd resd
" HT,por,arfRs ARMY, WassrsGroS, July e. 1861.
TO Col ID. 1osPkIss Quartsrnsstrrs Department NO
State street New. lOTA
"send oriesa Immediately 70 Commanding oncsf tcrs
Hamilton Lafayette TO wri In case Of Purcell NC
Quan that he 5eg leave decline eheyias tie VIII "a"
time. Signed. NiNFiebD SooIl.
oe the above authority, was then re d.
Mr. Edwards It'll clin~d that the return ana orders "eIe
insufieieui and he pTs should be Brought HIRE
Jads. SID the ocrr made retain that ne QUA bot oshs
the ps ,er here rs,rs-d Ivy orders rom oenefh
Scot took that the uir stLores cecnsed 20 oDe
,be W.T. matter Of nslt Sn3 the civil powers were not
sufficient IT, The Court would Lot al this ime sI"1s
eny order to have the body brought here.
M Edwards sued that the return ives in.uncient N
not ,hoiHg the authority for susIegdng the VIII VI hscs
corpus. -. ~, ..,k
Ar argument the Judge remssed that the question IN
yolyd was very grave aud similar In oil respects to
the Ease re,enty before Tsuey In Baltimore Tho
that had been solved lie wonS,
however follow that bot would opinion
whatsoever would he INDIGENOUS his part oppose The
ChecJusce lie would Therefore, decline tJig aston
he would not csyn IN which Il doue. Tie
public mind would settle itself into the conviction 10 leave the
is without moving oper thu ha0eas corpus, to %
used by during the 81 tho var Inc WIN
h4d been we'd and the sndng officer bad declined 70
produce the person the s1hoy Of his superior whs
claimed thai the writ operative sgfst hu ie
Cont would therefore take any sction In TIE MISTER
and would not direct the Marshal TO exrcnte tho mr. An
could be entered tie minutes stating hat motion nsa oee"
me d. TO execre the writ winch . as denied