The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-31
THE coUKTs.

JuSrHLAhlE.-fn the Supreme Cour, yssterdsy
came np the habeds corpus question Of James p
oisn, and . return having been made in the matter
mi" thu prisoner held under the constituent Of
tho Coroner, Mr. 8chsfer asked that he be admitted
TO bail
,,s, ne Di..fie, Attorney Mr. A. o. Han, objected
| fsu .nsy inst the COMM mcnt vu Without
aL snd ". res jtdfea,d, over which tho Courts
eassa SS riopped aud ried authorities 70 thu.
| tnect MT. schsiet objected that the commitment
selns on printed blank snd in default Of = hun
s aied in that case that he commitment /. sent
pset lO correction. The Court would tske the olJec
ZION uhuei CONFEDERATION, aud hear the motion on the
NJ sebsger con,endsd, on the par, Of the prisoner
NOR. than Jusii6sbie or sseu,.bis bomicids or .,
s uuho. case OF msnslaushte in The third de-
whose oristn was untnorn. between The Jcoeased,
INN MN OF powerful frame, and the prsoncr, much
way a. 70 tbre.,-n Me ne auo,d AZ snsth from the
stufe the definitions Of the various degrees Of hori
Robert MsisSd be saw - The two M. ensSed The
sslIer ian Doren, pushing Orsm out Of bis Office
away ap2 aid ee c so oi.n m. There ~.
pistol betvcen them, which the sr1sll IA try
thief ui,l Snss roS or hs EN- l Soa" fSe
tall n an struck The prisoner over the NECK snd the
srns The psol ss..p'G 5o0' sS 81 S SvS 3D.
nilsson that he did IL in scll-de,'enet,
h,sument could he drawn from b going y dccelsed's
place Of bu,inc.s-s public oihce An thi, went TO
Without proyooa'ion. rhst the defendant vas 10
,pCftble nsnnot one Of the rhcri boys or TuiaanA
Rainst rh ON apfesumption nsturaby arose.
tons nigned th;t tie question Of bainr. OF not, d
offence that the old rule to murder &C, e..
irely sbrosa,ed- the sholc question tqins eguieled
Wa new 20 be guided by the probsbiiiu Of guilt,
shown upon ths examination, sHd tn chance Of eve
zion Of the prisoner from trial II the presumption
from the eIrmInAtion, we're strons that the p sonef
was guilty, be should not be sumittet to bail He
should not discuss she facts IN thu cnse. The pub-
eity OF such discussions which, how hcw-,
FAR from comp!aininrFte.iy increased, IN tn,p'i-
complaining Of this pabncity-wh.ch -As rcqurod by
our institutions. and the nature Of our peo?.e-ho
thought II his duty 70 ref ain here from such descrip
| tion. but requested = CAREFUL examination u tho
| evidence by the Court.
". hrnt IA hoitns the Court 70 have discretion in
all cases an - 10 bail IN charrc, Tor murder uudef
In cases whore evasion was Itiemey probable, 'be
theory ct the Court hsd been that the Swing Of bail
vas ,uiiiel,nt 70 secprs the stena,nce Of prsgn.fs
almost TO certsnty in all csses where the punish
men' W" los ss thrse TO t,n ys.fs "a ihs pl,!,n-
| sion, and meanwhile aaJosTn tho mat,sf to Sat-
| ufisy.
aoTnyR CLAIMS EyR Csru-A RELIGIOUS
| QurtuoS.-In the Supreme Court yesterday bsiOss
judge Sutherland the folio ms Inter aatips proceed
inss were had:
In-e ;h hdb,d' esrpu' u Tsrssd Brady. This
|
or Of the child "a apposr. by the return conc
| Year, sro taken to the house of Andrew Lecker no
diilon With her liesitimste child, then about Eve
months Of age che s.s tsfen In servant, and her
child taken b. Mr. and Mrs. L-ckler, yho though
they have children Of their own treated II from that
tine a. one Of their orn ehildten from thl, time
lerI or his mo.hoi -'n.sv, 81 erv.nt, be. child
meanwhile forgetting TO call her rnciher. About
Insane, las a. ,aid by counsel through iirostmenL
but ON her eIEninAtion no such t.st Appeatedl and
she v,s dschErted Few day, NO Tbs ehila pret'
~, nicely dresssd gid vhh Ia doll In vhch II seem
In is O,h,r was produced in Court The refpo1,
dsnr DECLARING their sole object TO be the b"nsht Of
the child and lite ~esre, and aehyip hat tine tea-
! | Tor had any proper means Of lupp rtlnf her.
Jndic sp,he.l.nd, upon iaqllr. hSm the mother n
: the Relations veIs able TO tase OF her tina,
tho intention OF the mother wa. to place ne child 10
string TO remove the child the fear that 1t ush,
. be broughi up Protestant On examining Mr. Leei.
TO support the child that In difference the Wishes
fharths Brsdy, and fearing uou6le on the religion
Protestant church, hut had sent /, 10 the Catholic
, clutch with one Of the servants that's priest had
" ice cal ed him and admitted such 10 le The
.on; and Tint he had 10 dssre 10 part she child from
lhe Cont held iha, I, appearing from the eIsrin
son, that there no question OF ordinary mater
nal feeling, he vas psced in very embarrassing CON
di'ion. Tho Court could declare Religion to
be hetor than smoker. Though the ssy luins hAd
deservedy high repu' Aon Tor their and ednca-
non OF ohbdien, aud especially the Catholic asI lums
. pos,ersor OF the child. Were IL older, puth.p- he
might Inquire something OF i TO guide his decision
lie Vas In stea,er dilemma In deciding between the
asylum aud the respondents than between hem and
The res,or since he should greatly hestat- to ntius
the child 10 mother who had been Of unsound mind
, anu with so little ability 70 care tor II. lie would re-
niSnd the child to The Of the respondent the or
der TO embrace direction that the mother he aoweC
( to tue child once week The Court had no pow oil
10 direct in -hst religion it should be brought up
!, PoIIor INIElLmrop.- Brap,,ndtion Of Mum
J. ford The Accused Discharged Peter Il. Humiord
i, charged With obisinius $1,000 In gold from ,hs
banking house Of GreenlesL Morris Co., under The
y Ease preenee that he had bcrouut sufficient 10
/, cove. tho amount "a the Mechanics Bank, was ar
raigned before Justice Bowling Yesterday for INA
- examination. Upon the Justice taking bis seat th
IA counsel for the prosecution said that account
the accused having deposited alsrge amount in III
- Mechanics, Bank on the day the checks we're drawn
In though not affecting the moral aspect OF Ihe ca
" would affect legally and he had come TO the con
euH on that the prosecution could not be suttau't
q Justice Dovling said lie would take the papers an
= examine the evidence and II the District Atiorne
u should decide there vas not sufficient evidence
n warrant conviction he would decide accordngly, Tn
IN cOuutel Or the defence la an address 10 the Coui
" szid IL Has proved that lGS,VUI bad been depOs
at by Mr hunOrd IN the Mechanics Bank on the sam
Nv day the check NA delivered aud slthouyh he La
"a made tie deposit until alter The checks had bee
IA presented, he had reason 10 rely the credit
In enOyed ~ the Bank 10 sustain IT, and he could prov
A. tia, TACT by the Teller OF the Bank. MI g. Cook
he the witaess alluded ", was then called and leshe
ld that he had At different tiues ceIhed the checks
in Nj, humiord hen the amount 10 his cTedit al n
nd tim, as not sufficient 10 cover the checks and th
an ia every CAGE lhe deficiency pl Oupty made soI
80 by NJ. humiold. Justice bowling aa.h that ~ u
n poetution had abandoned the Gaze and a, he pr
re the habit OF having his Checks certItt
al Al the Bank when there vas no1hng w avs credit,
ID would have to di-ch-iso the PRISONER
oif Assault ruth a Slun0-shot.-A serious disturbAn
IA occurred in lager beer saloon In William street,