The national Republican., 1866-11-05
LATEST FROM BALTIMORE.

sionsrs-New Complications.
BALTIMORE, Nov A. noon-The counsel for Gov.
Swann's newly-appointed commission have made
application to Judge Bartol, Of the Court 4 Ap.
peals, for writ Of habeas corpus to bring before
him the parties hold in custody by the warden Of
the city Jail under the order Of Judge Bond of the
Criminal Court Up to the present writing this
writ has not bcen served on the warden Of the JAIL
and as this Is Sunday II cannot now he served until
tomorrow Gorning. As 1t Is q subject Of much
discussion when the writ will bs roturnable II may
be we'll here to quote the law Of Maryland on the
subject Of ha6sa' corpus Section four of aet forty
three says that 'the officer having the party serv-
ing the writ shall within three days after such ser.
vice make return Of the writ and cause the person
detained to be brought before the court or judge
according to the demand Of tho writ"
II this discretionary power of the warden, to
return the writ within three days, should be
availed Of It is supposed the parties may not get
hearing before Tuesday or Wednesday morning. It
Is not known what course the warden of the jail
will take. II the parties should be brought before
Judge Bartol tomorrow it ia presumed the whole
question and tho numerous points of law involved
will DO discussed by the counsel on either side In
order to correct inaccuracies In the brief tele
grams Of Saturday, giving an account Of the pro-
ceedjngs Of the Criminal Court, It may bo well
here to give copy Of the warrants issued by order
Of Judge Bond:
CRIMINAL COURT OF BALTIMORE,
September Term.
The State Of Maryland 70 hc Sherry Of Baltimore,
Creating:
We command that you take the bodies of William
Thomas Valiant and james Young and them i'm
mediately have before the court hero to answer to
the charge Of having oonspired. together and with
unknown persons by force and arms and with q
strong hand, to expe remove and put out Samuel
Hindes and Nicholas L. Wood, Police Commission
ers Of the city Of Baltimore, from the office belong
ing to and the property now occupied and possessed
BY them as such Police Commissioners
Witness, the Hon. Hugh L. Bond, Judge of our
said Court, issued the third day of November, 1866
JOHN D. AsKEw,
Clerk Of the Criminal Court of Baltimore.
The proceedings against the Sheriff were i.i-
tiatsd BY the State Attorney, bringing to the
notice Of the court tho action of Sheriff Thompson
in organizing posse in the shcriHs office, in the
second story of the Court. House, whereupon
Judge Bond sent for the Sheriff and warned him to
desist or he would have him arrested for disturb.
ing the peace by an unlawful assembly. The
Sheriff. not needing the warning, was subsequently,
arrested and brought before the court on this war
rant:
CRIMINAL COURT BALTIMORE,
September Term, 1866.
The State Of Maryland 70 Coroner Sparkiin, Of BaHf
more CITY Creating:
We command you that you take the body Of
VIM. Thomspon, and him Immediately have before
the court here to answer the charge Of being en-.
gagged in an unlawful assembly, rout and riot, to.
gether with unknown persons to the number Of one
hundred moro.
Witness, The Honorable Hugh L. Bond, Judge
Of our said court, &c. Issued the third day of No.
vember, 1866. JONI B. AsKEw,
Clerk Of the Criminal Court of Baltimore.
The city continues remarkably quiet, and with
the exception Of small gatherings of people quietly
discussing the situation and the numerous rumors
in circulation, there is nothing noticeable out of
the ordinary course of events.
1t is rumored, and probably correct that Gov.
Swami proceeded to Washington this morning.
Latest from Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-The writ of ha5sas corpus
has not yet been served at the JAIL but will be to-
morrow morning. 1t is made returnablo immedi-
atey, and the friends of the newly appointed Com.
his return Immediately.
1t Is currently reported that there will be q new
set Of judges of election announced tomorrow
morning as appointed by the new Commissioners.
The registers Of voters It is also reported, have
determined to return their lists only to the Judges
appointed by Governor Swann's Commisssonsrs
If this be SO there will be fresh complications
There is no doubt that the police board will arrest
all persons assuming to act in any capacity as by
tho authority Of the recently appointed Commits.
sioners.
lTHe VERY LArEsr.l
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-General Grant has arrived,
and the Police Commissioners with their counsel,
arc now holding an interview with him.
Alex. Stephens Repudiates the Constltu-
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