 The only objection is , not that the Court acted beyond its jurisdiction , but that it erred in its judgment of the law applicable to the case . If , then , we are to give any relief in this case , it is by a revision of the opinion of the Court , given in the course of a criminal trial , and thus asserting a right to control its proceedings , and take from them the conclusive effect which the law intended to give them . If this were an application for a habeas corpus , after judgment on an indictment for an offence within the jurisdiction of the Circuit Court , it could hardly be maintained , that this court could revise such a judgment , or the proceedings which led to it , or set it aside , and discharge the prisoner . 
