New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17
GENERAL NEWS.

On Wednesday, IN the United States DlStricl
Court before Judge Bets, and in the Supreme Court
MT Chambers before Justice CleTke, the Presidents
Proclamation suspending the writ Of habeas corpus
came up for judicial construction and determination
In the District Court q wit OF habeas corpis had
been issued by Judge Belts and II vas claimed that t.e
sulie,, of the application, Frederick A. Waring had
enlisted in and deserted from the 18th Regiment " y
NJ. and was held as such dcs.rter return 10 that
effect could not be made in form, the wit o: habeas
corpus served on Gen Candy having been mlaid. but
the argument was conducted though such return
had been made Samuel j. Classy. esq. appearing for
The Government and Nathaniel 7. Waiing Of Brooklyn
for the petitioner Ii appears that young Waring
was a member Of tie Brooklyn l4ih aai with
his regimen, offered himself 70 the National
Government without the consent Of the then
Commander in.Chicf Of the New-Yo-k State Nj
Ltia Gov. Morgan for three years AMI was sworn IN
for that period The Counsel for tie application, an
uncle Of young Warne, claimed that this IVES not a
legal enlistment. and that tic alleged soldier being
uraer years Of age Of the time Of the swearing H.
end having done without the consent If his parents
gas entitled 10 be discharged. Tie counsel for tie
Government urged the Presidents Proclamation, and
claimed tie. it disposed Of the case AZ ee1day as
though TIE writ Of abcas corpus had not been issued
before tie Of the proclamation Judge Bets
Eeser-ed his dic.sion. being unable 70 proceed
with the case in the absence Of the legal retrEn o.
Ger. Candy. In the Supreme Court at Cham
berS before Justice Cierke the proclamation was
Bet Up rather rean made That the parties ordered 70
be produced were soldiers 10 the United States Army.
ard ma, uEder the proclamation Of the President their
BODIES could not be produced. Justice Cerke promptly
discharged Tho writ holding that the Presidents pro
elanatcn disposed OF the and he could not in
tosfere
At a stated meeting Of the Board Of suporvi-
sors yesterday afternoon resolution was unanimously
adopted inslrrctirg ard authorizing the Substitute and
Relief Committee Of the Board 10 send for ond exam
ine persons gnd papers in relation TO the relief The
6pecia Committee Claims presented report that
riot claims not exceeding 500 should be first considered
Nearly 2 900 claims have been submitted. The Com
iteo report adversely Claims FOR wages or for rent
in consequence Of vacation Of premises Appended to
The report are the Of ls claimants whose chime
An tie aggregate amount TO $1,000 with resolution d.
yccirg the Controller 10 pay the same. The Committee
repor. unfsvoraby in sc cases amounting to 200.
The report and resolutions in relation TO printing and
Stationary were adopted
At meeting Of the Board Of Education yea
fcrday resolution TO open an evening school In the
Seventeenth Yard was adopted, Prof Gibbs sent Ia
1is resignation teacher IN the Free Academy The
sum Of o. 10 tun and 90 cents per tun for carriage
was allowed Mr.. Bernard for good Lehigh coal Mr. A.
Ward offers prize money to the scholars in the Fro
ACADEMY. ., for medal $40 for two medals and g
3or each additional medal until the amounts to s55
The Presidents Proclamation takes all the
starch out Of the society formed in the Ninth Con-
gressionai District upper part Of Ncw.York city to
oader the DRAFT imperative. Money was raised and
were appointed to push the conscrpts beyond the
eaoh Of tie Government BY the Of the writ Of ha
sas corposbut the labor Ia lost and the fund is sink
4ng fund.
( The Swiss Shooting Festival yesterday was
witnsssed by large number Of enthusiastic spectators
Hnohmann's Band played forty pieces during the ex
breises The shooting commenced at u; the targets
we're placed at the distance Of 40 yards constant
Gre was maintained during the afternoon.
{ A fire in East Boston on Wednesday morning
RssHsyse AeMahous stable, and ten sua4 dwslsuS