{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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SLAVE CAsE,-i.ast week, says the Gin- cinnati Gazette, Judge Read, of the Supreme Court, issued writ of habeas corpus, to bring before him a colored man named Wat son, claimed as a slave by Mr Hoppess, of Arkansas.

 The case in its progress before Judge Read was severely contested by counsel, upon the testimony and the law The trial was con- tinued for several days, and occasioned some excitement. On Tuesday, the l2lh inst, lhe Judge gave his opinion upon the law, decl- ding that if d slave be brought into Ohio by his owner, or is sent in on business, or per- milled to come, he is free from thencefofth :; but if he be on the Ohio river with his own CT, and comes from the boat to the land, without the knowledge or permission of hts owner. he Is fugitive from labor, under the constitution and laws ol the United S.aies, aud may be reclaimed as siieb.

 Alter giving lhis opinion on th Inv, tue Judge declare, i!ai Id had 10 power nader the act of congress ia hes- the eeilcuee, It arHsr tn de;erminc tie laet of She pefsDa claimed as sla4a heinz sueh, os io sne a warrant auihogistag lae famenoval Of i'i- aiiive si7tc rom tbo sa'c.

 Watson sFas ti.eA .akea aasase in4tlsa Of tho peace, Nr Taylos-a wana4ti usd .Hg his removal hg las claimant. hs v.aas oI which he waa lakra asay.--sF Q l7#Fstr,

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