New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-oor. 81.
Before Judge SnIPhAs.


THE 8. J. wARING SALVAGE CASE.
William T,msn sgt. the Schooner e. j. Wsring. ,
The cross examination OF the witness Steudihg
commenced bi. morning by w f. Beebe for the claim
ants He testified that Tmsn and ho arranged their
the evening for the recspure OF the vessel 10 9eoc ne
Downward on decl Tlman went into the cabin where tho
przemaser aud second slsepipE he struck the
half awakened the mate on deck steddag held pistol to-
ward him, nut lnan cane up as the mate wa rins ana
Tlman and Sedcnz then took hold Of him and threw him
oyebosd when he to the surface they heard MIN cry
out.
They then down the stReroom Of the second mate
when lin struck the mate end they walked him to The
and eoneud.d IL the word. Of steddrg that he not
worth heepnq" So they thew him overheard lie was sd
heavy be lifted and they drssed bin By the feet
him on deck So they threw him overheard They then
called the three sailors and told them bout ship and
quen,y informed them that they had thrown the oaceFs
beard. The case VA, then adjourned
Before Judge BETS.
THE JURY-THE PRIZE SARAH STARR.
The Court ordered jury 10 be summoned for the
'-'" u The United States sgt the Ship Sarah ssr.
The blockade She loaded In july last at Wilmington
NJ c. with cargo Of spirit. Of inter and bee'w valued a.
X. nsI, Say By ibs unitsd ssts. sieamrs.. Wabash
The owner oi vessel Mr. Cowlen GIsPeee, British .uo
wealthy r.sidebts Of Newport set up tho grounds a:
urged the Hawsha case such as Waat o. noce Q,
blockade,
stewsTI L. Woodord Assistant Uuit States Dis,ic Aor-
nsp for the Government; Mr. Upton TOR csptors hr Cut
ting Son for OF vssel Charles oCoror Tor owners
Of cargo.
SUPREME COURT-ca,sBExs-ocr 3i.-Beforo Justice
SUTBNKIAsD.
DECIsIo oSS.
Robert Allen ct al agt. s. X. Strong.-Motlon TO
discharge from granted. With 10 costa n
Jul T.. bartholomew agt Charles u bsrlhoooneN'-ie-
rort 0bfrmed. and judgment OF disoIce granted
stephen Cambreus sst- VIM. Ii. Russell ct sL-hotion
Jsme, O. Powers sst. John A. Bsyey ct L.-Memorsnda
John a PincLney ss,. r. D. Brincserhos g. s.MOii0n
.sss Bsrpheimer ct a. ,st CsorEe Forte ke-MotiOn
denied. With +l0 costs TO abide event Of action.
s.%u., Kl9,. y asa1 aMsioG dsaisd
Before Justice BARNARD.
H. j. Cippery ct al az, Daniel s. sinoslr-order settled
Water, at Comet Motion denied, with go costs.
CHILLY" aULLiGAs AGAIN IN COURT.
Mr.. VIM. +. Howe applied for writ of habeai
corpus, commanding Wa. Hais.e produce the body Q
John Besnsn before the Court Mr. Howe ssa,rd that III
client had been kdp sppea BY Maisan and locke
up in porerhoute IL Houston stree. vi hou, any lawful
authority. Mln was acting 3: Colonel OF the re
mont Cavalry and claimed that he held Beerman ss dol
enlisted SOLDIER; bat Mr. Howe claimed that he coad sho'
that beuman bad never signed any ron or been sworn
muered into the unsed ssto service and thsi therefor
Maligan Illegally detain ID hiul.
Judge Sutherland aned writ Of hsbea' corpus re'ursai
forthwith and cef Edward Sherlock sent TO ,erye II o
10 Hooson tree found that bearnsn bad endesVore
10 dons which he bad broken his snlehe tssrmsn .sj
ihai he would leave the city under
Mr. Hose .oo..gasy essd npGn ao.1 hss,s and osT
withdIew the VIII
SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcIAL TEEx-0cr. 3i.-Beforo ia,
tice BosvozTH.
DECISIONS.
! Moees Chamberlain aet Edward Richardson, e
Moiob granted this terms ofpsyiug deeneaas costs
the 'e'i'' ana q Before Ds. Justice @ soSssTsos %
The Merchants Bank, &C., ast. Henry Z. Bowen
nx ed 20 Dc IN