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DeloIe commissioner MOTION.


Srrr. 29th.-.4shburfon Treaty-Mr. Commissioner
Morton pronounced judgment in the of Brian Don
nell, who had been arrested charge Of murder al
legedto have been committed in Ireland The Court init
mated that after consulting with the Judges Of the u s.
Courts they had agreed that there legal tesmo
ny toifurther detan the prisoner. 0Donnell was ac'
cordingy discharged


Before Judge Daily.


Siias @. Smith Letcis p. Sage-This was an action
of repass upon the to damages for an al
legged fraudulent opening of letters belonging to plain
u and also for personatng the plaintiff and taking ms
business away by certain false representations in de-
fendants stating that he 49, C. Smith, (meaning the
paiDth) for the purpose Of obtaining business which be-
longed to said Smith The defence set was that Sage
had opened no letters, and also that If he had done So
he entitled to do the business had been sold
to party named CIV Smith by the plaintiff the latter
remaining in the store for time subsequently as
the agent of the said q. w Smith The letters were d
reced ii was alleged to No 10 Fulton street. where the
parties carried on the business Of dealers in brooms
brushes cordsge &c &c. The plaintiff having failed to
prove the opening of the letters by defendant and also
that said defendant had endeavored to procure plaintiffs
business for his personal benefit, the jury rendered
verdict for defendant.