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Law Intelligence*Svpfrior Court,Aug 30— ItiChambers—Before Judge Oakley — Stratten vt Gale— An application wm made this morning to Judge Oakley to discharge the defendant, who whs arrested uuder a Stllweli warrant,on the ground that the warrant was issued before the suit was actually commenced. His Honor held that a suit was not regularly commenced until the capias was served, and accordingly discharged the defendant from custody.In re Paul hmni —It will b- remembered that a’ter the decision of Judge Ldwards in this case, another writ of habeas corpus was sued out by Brunt's attorney, which was returnable before Judge Oakley this morning Messrs.Sandford and 1 illou appeared for the French oonsul; and Messrs Field snd Lux for Brunt.Mr. Bandfohu read the returnMr Ftr.LD asked for an adjournment, to enable ihem to prepare au answerMr 8a.«dpord—1 object; the adjournment is asked for the purpose of delayJudge Oar Lev said ne would not give an adjournment with a view to delay, but it is desirable that they thould have time to put in his answer.Adjourned to 3d September next.Di»rharfid.-~Amos C. Wilkie was discharged from the United States army on the gr und of bis being a minor. Thomas O'Neill, on the ground of being drunk when he enlisted. Thomas McGee as an imbeoile; and Thomas Ryan, on the ground of being drunk when ha enlisted. McGee and Ityan were ordered to pay back their bounty and return their clothing __■ / % S' I f • %
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New York, New York, US
Tue, Aug 31, 1847
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