The New York herald., 1867-02-17
TIL E CO RT S,

The Mazuera-Julbe Liflgari0ns.
Before Judge Leonard.


Dario Mozuera Us. Vicente N. Julbe This is case
where, IL may be remembered, the defendant was
arrested some weeks ago the affidavit Of the plain
tiff The latter individual somewhat notorious in the
law courts for his connection with the household Of
General Santa Anna, at whose suit he himself
arrested some few months since.
The plaintiff in the present action claims that the
defendant Jube obtained from him loan and con-
verted to his note for S. 900 in gold, made by
tho firm Of the defendant at St. Thomas Upon being
the order the ground that no cause OF arrest
shown This motion WAS denied, but with leave To
renew i on affidavit The motion was .nereapon re-
number OF letters from the plaintiff, which go TO show,
It is claimed that the note duly transferred 70 him
for value. Among other papers he produced transfer
in writing OF the note in question to himself by the
plaintiff and power of 10 attorney gentleman in st.
Thomas who is instructed that the note belongs to
Jube There is also poetica letter in the Spanish
language. in which the plaintiff comparing himself to
sinking ship, begs defendant for loan Of $l00 which
the latter at once sends him. Voluminous aihdavlts
being presented both sdes the motion referred
to John Crosby sole referee. After hearing
monv he % held thai defendant had not Committed any
act which would make HIM liable to arrest and that
the order Of arrest should be vacated An order
vacaing the arrest with COSTS thereupon made by
his Honor Judge Leonard
The Case OF the Steam.hip Washington Irving
Adjourned Until Monday Morning.
In re the Habeas Corpus Of George Oiaey-This case,
In the HERALD, called at eleven O'Clock yester
day morning. in this court but owing TO the absence Of
the District Attorney. was adjourned until one p NJ
The case involves Captain George Olney with having
rescued the steamer Washington Irving then under hi
command from the custody Of the military authorize,
a. Norfolk, Virginia, in tho tho month OF July
1865. Captain Olney arrested in this city OF
Thursday, the 14th instant on requisition from
Governor Pierpont Of Vircinia, 70 Governor Fepton
Of this State and writ Of habeAs corpus issued By
Judge Leonard directing the officers having him n
charge produce his body before the Supreme Court
the following day. The case was then adjourned unit
yesterday FL -- III
At one O'clock the again called on, and Mr.
Dean OF counsel for the petitioner said that this was
involving many questions about which even mem
be Of Congress In doubt Is as to the night Of
Governor Of State appointed BY the President TO scnc
here upon requisition demanding the surrender Of
citizen Of this State who by virtue Of that requison
calls requisition, requiring somebody, either sheriff
q constable to take away citizen. He desired
to argue that question-to argue II before
court that would consider IT. examine II and write ar
opinion on it. Some time then spent in discussing
the merits Of the from personal and individual
point Of vew without any prospect whatever OF arrv
ing at legal final conclusion IN the premises, as II
evident that from the hurried nature Of the whole
proceeding from the arrest OF Captain ODey TO the
present time adequate time had elapsed for the eiabo
ration Of points citations In reference TO the ques
tions involved .t
The Court here remarked to the respective counsel:
al do not see that either OF you has done much toward
eucdating the points involved the question upon
which am pass and render decision, aud think Il
will DO better to adjourn the case until Monday
ing.n The further hearing Of the case then SCI
down for Monday, at eleven O'Clock A. M.