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Sunday Trarelling.-The last New-Have" Regis. ter contains statement of case just decided before the U s. District Court in that place. The Register says

 "On Thursday came on for trial the case of J. c. Foster aud wife, Ephalet Huntington, CoHs:a- ble of the town of Lebanon, in this state. The de(en dan, on Sunday. the 10th of Juy lsSl as Constable, s,oped and detained the wife of Dr. J. C. Foster, of New.York at o'clock in the afternoon, and deiain- ed her al an inn until sundOWn and thea released her D condition of appearing the next morDng to answer 5or violating the Sabbath Mrs. Foster was travelling from New-York city 10 her fathers in Lebanon, for her health, and had arrived al East Haddam on the

 oruiue of Sunday, and took the regular conveyance eonnec,ed with the steamboat, and had arrived ,he meeting house n Lebanon at the time she was siopped, and was in sight Of her faherS tDr Sweetl house. when arrested.

 TAe ac,om was for false imprisonment; and t was esn,ended l.y the plan,ifs-ls That Mrs Foster was ,rnvoIINg from necessity and charity, aad 90 w'ihi" 1he exception o the statute. 2d, That the defendant eoud not issiify hmselG coasahle unless he c"F' Tied ,he person appFehendsd under the Sabbath law LeIore a Justice. a, That as constable he hed no ower sA deian. and that he did not disclose ne Au' shori,v as constable to arrest. And Ssh, Inse the aahhs,h law aMd ils provisions uMcoasutl''"aal

 Jvdgs ThompsOa charged the jsry, thss 'hs ~eTds