New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
CIVIL COURTS.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT <CoURT-Bcfore Judge
BLATCBFORD.
THE HELL GATE PILOT AND TUG-BoAr I'M
BROGLIO.
IN Louis Booigosi
The argument IN this matter was 70 nave
taken ase esGTdy morning .Is BO1sS0 10 SSdsr arres for
violation OF a statuo.of this state prohibiting any sucn
pilot ON application Of his counsel, Judge Bean writ
tf habeas corpus has granted and the easef Blood
good VIII bo made test one as " the consttutonaty OF
this state law Il being claimed by the tugboat ownors
that II conflicts with the ccitutlona right OF the United
Mr John Anthon appeared on behalf OF the Board Of
Port Warlens who have charge OF the navigation OF lion
rond That the nr otacc Of the question and the mag
stue Of the Interests Involved required time Tor prepara
Judge Dean opposed any delay e. in the mean time.
otIsrr tug boat ovor- TO De arrested, ana lso on
tho ground thni h,hl ol"Iys y tub t goat U"nSi
ROW lying n lalu 3 mpstcnd queens County, charged
with fhe same ofcnsc Bi0OdFuod.
Mr Anthon suid tat tlry con4 hot sr'1n immunity ~
those tug boat owncs who should violate the law III the
Tbe BisirictAttoruey OF Queens County. who was
urcsont with lr AutLon. said that CYery Ban VINO Ylo
hated the law would be arrested ana pFosccutoo IOrh
Judge Dcan raid Tint ic was under tho belief thatn
spcuy gave bl V4t could not Issue ln hls case tut
10 Eioo Case itr Cf precisely the nature
spcrry's and would answer wen FOR test case bal
Other arrests that might be- made vIts Of habcas corpus
would De- Immediately pctiD1ucd FOR, and tie cases re
N Was finally agreed that .a6 Bloodgood was really
under r. raut pcns under the qus yeilaEce OF
ull thcr1th OF september ucAt
THE QUESTION OF BAlLING AN ALLEGED CoUN-
TERFEuEg TO APPEAR FOR TRIAL IN
GEORGIA.
n seems that Goodman was indicted some
time since n tie T. e. District Court IN Georgia for ceun
sricnc that he gave bail ir SEQ tOappear for tgia
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % tins city. whittier no was
followed by his boz dsinal who caused his arrest Tor the
purpose ol having him sent buck Tor trial. Goodman haV
Ing as t Is aegedsfailcd 20 comply with the require
Gr fiirach. Goodman courecl asked that Goodman
be admitted 20 bail hero o. appear for trial In Georgia
sayirR that GoOdmau's bUudsnan, lad obtained NSOo
from Goodman IN surepti05 manner on the s,Ienstn
OF becomlnghn bondsmIn, aud had then gotten him out
OF the District had followed him on 10 TINS c ana was
now persccutng him for the purpose q obtaining moro
money from hns that Goodman was here on Dualless
and that IN short Il t case for the Court " inter
fcrc IN and bail though 10 might Dc IOr larger
amount than thai given IN Georgia 80 ,,-,,. =.
Samuel g. Courtney, United states DlstrctAt-
torncv opposed tho motion 10 admit 10 bail saying that
the circumstances OF the warranted GOOdmaus I'M
mediate removal 90 tho District IN which nc was indicted
that GOodman's bOndsmnn lad fOloWed MN up 10 pro-
teot himsff that, from information receiver from te
officer hnvinc Goodman n charge There was little DOUBT
bu that his ckrcss was felguod, and that the United
states Marshal for tho District I'm which Goodman Lad
been indicted was now IN tue city, ana hiu Deeh "N1hb
here several days 20 take Goodman BACK.
The Court sdcued the motion, Say ing th0t the stite
meuts made counsel not proven but that at any
rate 10 seemed plain that Goodman had violated the con-
10 c svmpgtliy and, willie not saying what the court
ght do II the circumstances were different there was
certainly nothing IN this 70 warrant the granting oI
the motion. -
Petitions in bankruptcy were hled Dy the
firm OF Robert Gilbert & Charles Bates Chapman, ana Dy
Simon Bier James Dayctt Josiah Carpenter ana Sahiuel
C. Bishop, all OF this city