CITY INTELLIGE nee.


WEDNESDAY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.


Before Judge Belts.
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CASE OF w, C. HAxIrx.-Mr. H. was nrst mate OF a
brig from Havana, and plead guilty on Tuesday, of smug
cling 1000 cigars. lie brought up today for sentence
The Court remarked HIM the penalty which attends the
crime OF smuggling II having appeared however, on the
examination OF the present charge that the object Of pur-
chasing the cigars in Cubs 10 make them present,
and that there intention 10 sUgge te the Court
Is dsposed look :vorably upon the case lie was sen
fenced 10 pay OF S. The cigars. OF course were for
feiel. They cost ;l,s mate $40 in Cuba.


CASE OF NILES 2. ARDETsoS.-Ths was charge Of de-
scriion. hrough; three weeks ago. against Areton
.y the OF the Swedish bark Gustaya. The u s.
Commissioner, Before whom he fret brought, ordered
him be returned 10 his ship, He then taken by
witt haoeas corpus. before Chief Justice Jones aLo final
IL discharged and he rearrtsted by process from
the T. $. Court and the up for hearing to-ay
before Judge Bets. Judge Stslnccht appeared the
part Of the Captain, and MesS. Bebee and Manchester
Tor the The shipping articles shown In
which the name Of Ardetson appeared.


Judge Belts, after the hca.ing Of testimony
pr,ssed opinion that the terms tic Treaty having
he fIlHe1 by proof from documents and demand from
lie Swedh Consul, whereby IL was shown that Ardetsor
had belonged the Gustava II proper he should be
surrendered TO :hc Consul Further testimony, however
was conc into by which II appeared that the Captain of the
Gustaya was IN the officers and crew. and that
he more than told them TO 20 10 IL, and so on
Shore and he would ship another crew. The vessel lay
NJ the time Brooklyn TIE D1:c ard the whole Of the
crew finally left the vessel after which the Captae applied
10 the Swedish Consul, under tho terms of the Treaty be-
tween the countries, TO make ppi alton 10 the author
flies and have them arrested deSercTs IL aSo appear
cd that when A:deson arrested he told tie officer that
:he C.pa owed him years wages, aud he was the
way 10 lawyers 10 his claim. The Court consider
iag Ardeison had been regularly discharged by the
Captain OF the Gustava he could not be proceeded against
rs q deserter, and dismissed the complaint