Ex parte Farnham

The judgment of the court was pronounced in due form of law. The warrant of commitment, we must presume, in the silence of the petition, is regular on its face.' The error upon which the relator relies concerns the action of the court, in receiving the verdict. If, as alleged in the petition, the verdict was received, and the jury discharged during the enforced absence of the relator, in jail, we entertain no doubt that the court erred in thereafter pronouncing judgment upon the verdict, and that by writ of error, if the error complained of is apparent of ■record, the judgment would be…