, 1865-01-22
THE LAW <alUMTh.

.' a"s A A;oa isseas Sepasy s ~. ss tss
Srauy ystmIsny II e. G yS9Gp HpfnS oI SSa % G asessn
Ill uaiaaccs Al. $3.50. '.
4 writ Of ! o&as eorpus gea yesterday issued by
l. iiorr, recruiting otiIcar for tho iilh i. s: Ia.
fore hia Honor, shs body Of John 6. Wecser alias
senon 10 receive the @ oPef of ~ tao % coart u! The @
foF 9hs @ ~h1sh T. sgnsa ~ the sc
hem ftauduleutly induced to cnllst In tho
service Of the United statos; that on the 18Th inst
be was met upon Clark street bridge by man
known runner for recruiting Offices, and Of
Tered watch IL he would enlist and take tho
bounty; that he was Instructed not to tell his trne
5 to a = s b.
sired to leave The service he could get on the cars
in the night time and run away that he was d.
his parents from gctttng him ont Of tie service;
that he finally waS induced to accompany this run.
ner to the office Of the Provost ,larshal and ex-
1t ior tefssco and fofnsed 70 aseept him as vo
un!eer; that on leaving re Provost Marahsl's
oaes, + wss ;aa met by soldler and taken to DC
that as formerly advised he gave his
age as IS years, and big name as John c.
Brown; that he was sworn tn and certsia papers
clothes, bare him dinner and $40 in money; that
petitioner tel1 Lieutenant Joseph I. norr, IN
whoso custody be found his son, TINT hc wna mi
Hoir replied that 1t was too late. -4'e'
Tss Ss asS SEEKS ssssd Mss sts asrn9o
and Jurisdiction Of tic Court, and tbis waa t,e re-.
.On to esft ~ + pFels1 me Il rs %t g
further action The Court viii take IN tho premises
w d9sot1sss p ,af,s tssfmRsa Sst tats
anS soua se e Ds1ssns RsAes e0nn 70
inew how nsh %n ognt f. hs would haSe
credit to TINT county. Mr. Wccklcr, tho father Of
the lad. is we!lknoWn resident Of the Sixteenth
-Rgore Commissioner Home-Tho eharges
brought against Capt Frane1s Seeuin and Edward
Paro, of Dourbonnafs, kanlakec county, for TAX
teg illegal fees from drafted men, to secure their
ested II e. e"mIssscnes Eosne. Thn inssss ssi-
dc1ee being wanting to sustain the charges, tho
Join Erognn wns yesterday afternoon held to
bail. by Commissioner Hoyue, In the sum Of 800,
for refusing 10 give his name to an enrolling OF.
County Counr.-B.fore Judge Bradrfk-1n
the matter Of the cstate Of Aaron ptney, ihe will
Of the deceased was yesterday admitted to pEohate
ea1y cg Sons u
i !he matter OF the estate Of Peter sehutt,e.. a
Dorothy Schiller, H. widow Il deceased, Is 10.
eanc md therefore an improper person to admin
ister upon the estate Of tic decedent Judge Brad
ihe iaet; ana appointed Peter schaicr, thc son of
lfs bonds At f3i2. co.. John. pnnd, Frederick
Letx, C&ro1jnc Schuttlcr and Andrew Schall were
offered as secufiues on tho bond and accepted.
The petition showed the deceased 70 haye died
ssae Of vc ssSs Il s1
at the time OF his death was k50,0 aud his debts
we're TIC same. The profits Of bis establishment
Revenue stamps required for the bond and estate
sATURDAy's rnocEEn1xos.
UN1rrp STATES CouRT-Btf0Fe .}u10e Drum.
saond. Iicut Joseph L. Horr, 18th y. s. 1ufa1-
n, appeared thst morning. and made return to
Judge Drummond was at fIrst inclined "a deal se
verc1y with The officer for his contempt OF his or
ciination, sud severely rebukcd lin tnstead.
ddcut Horr xas sworn and questioned concelning
Tho ei5sumstanses % nm under which the hey Wcckief
| doubt the boys assertion that he was eighteen
senrs old, but he Insisted strcnuonely that that
h,s np ~ n1 H. he as to b.
matter he further ea!1. was now teyond Ills con-
1ol, ana r. !as log s5aia be discharged only On the
to nay the boz eea-ssoo local bounty ESnss eua ss
Government hounty-s10 Of which he had paid.
The rcet was IN tta hands ~ secnriy thai she boy
| would be fortheoming when wanted.
1hphoy Weck1er was then sworn, and testified
10 the facts substantially as set fo:th In the pet1-
ton. Upon this showing the court said there was
no doubt IN hfe MUD that the boz had been fraud
ulcntly induced u enlist, although he d.d not
think the testimony implicated LcIt. uurr 10 that
extent az cnllrd for hf4 interference sud he should
t,e compelled to discharge that officer and remand
| the boy to his custody.
| u. S. Coxx1ss1osEH's CorHT-B.fore conenlS.
et0Htr HoyHt.-Mrs- O. s. Abbott was examined
| In this Court on Saturday. upon the charge Of de-
| tnintng tho letters Of Sarah E. Church, teacher
In tho Moeely School, until the indebtedness fos
board should bE paid. Tho prosecuting wines.
consented TO tho abandonment OF the case upor
the payment Of costs, Mr.. larued, the District
Attorney, conscutine thereto.
C1RcUlT couET.-B.fors -1udge T1Adms.-
The arraignment Of Jerry Welsh, Indicted for tht
murder Of Edward Co1lins. was postponed mt,
motion will then be made fora continuance anti
nnott~.r term OF the Court The Criminal buslnrs
| Of the Court will bo taken up on Monday:
SuFERion CouHr.-la EAdncfry--A bill for dl
| vofce WIS yesterday filed In the Chancery side Q
| tho Superior Court By Lester 4. Tafcott. again.
his wife Inlta l.. Talcott The bill sets forth thu
on the esth day OF July. 1851, be intcrmcrricd wit
Julia Lusk, Of this city, and that he tired wit
her Is husband and wife uotil Dec. "a 1857; ths
one child, q boy II years Of age, Is the fruit q
ouch marriage and cchabitAnon thst his WIFE 70
the two years immediately preceding Dec. asth
1864. had been guilty Of habitual drunkenness
I 1sG, shc comkittcd adultery at various times an
( places with divers persons, and particularly wit
one Captain Lyman. The petition concluded wit
the usnal prayer for divorce and the custody {
the child.