The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-04

SUPREME CoURr OF THE US.rED STATES
plaintiffs in error, Us. VIM. G. Browa ct al. The
argument OF this cause was commenced by MIR.
Bogy for the plaintiffs IN error, continued by
Messrs. Reynolds and Key, for the defendants in
error, and by Gen Jones for the plaintiffs in err
ror.
No 80. Eleazer Carver, plaintiff in error, rs.
Joseph A. Hyde ct al This cause was submtted
to the Court on printed arguments by Mr.: Dexter
for the plaintiff in error, and by Messrs. Fletcher
and Phillips for the defendants in error.
March mo 32 Matthew Hobson, appellant,
Us d. McArthur's heirs. Appeal from the Circuit
Court Of the United States. for Ohio. Mr.. Jus.
tice Thompson delivered the opinien ofthis Court.
reversing the decree of the said Circuit Court,
and remandcd this eau e to that Court, with direc-
lions to dismiss the hill without prejudice.
No. 81. Edward Prigg, plaintiff in error. cs. The
Commonwealth of Pennsy lvania. In error to the
Supreme Court OF the State Of Pennsylvania. Mr.
Justice Story delivered the opinion Of this Court
declaring that the act Of the Commonwealth OF
nnsylvania, upon which the Indictment in this
case is founded, is fepusnant to the Constitution
and Laws the United States and void; that the
Judgment Of the said Supreme Court to have been
that Edward Prgg was not guilty, dire tion that
Judgment be entered here that said Prigg is not
guilty in manner and form as 10 charged against
him in the indictment, and that he go thereof quit
without day, and remanding this couse to said Su.
prsme Court, that such proceedings may be had
therein as to law and justice shall appertain.
No. As. Adam L. Mills ct al. plaintiffs in error,
vs. William G. Brown etal. The argument Of this
cause was concluded by Mr. Jones for the plaintiffs
in error.
No l02 WIN John Minor aad Wife, vs. Thubal
Tillotson. In error 10 the Circuit Court OF the
United States for Louisiana. On motion OF Mr.. F.
Webster this writ of error was docketed and dis
missed with costs.
No 4s. Joshua Mauran, plaintiff in error, Us.
Edward Bullus. The argument of this cause was ?:
commenced by Mr.. Whippe for the plaintiff In
error.
Mr.. Chief Justice fancy announced to the bar
that the Court would adjourn on ihulso.y, .ne
10th inst 4; and that the Court would not receive
anv case on oral or printed argument alter Mon
day, the 9TH inst -
UoaRIrLy AND DARING MURDER IN WISCONSIN,
A heart.rending duty devolves upon us this
week, which is to announce the death OF the Hon.
Charles G. p. Aradt, member Of the Coun cii from
the county of Brown, who was shot in the Council
room BY J. X. Vineyard, member from Grant,
Immediately after the adjournment yesterday
A discussion of a heated character arose apon a
motion made in the Council to reconsider vote by
which the nomination Of Enes g. Baker, as Sheriff
for The county Of Grant, was rejected few days
since. During tho progress oil this discussion,
some rather violent words passed between Mr..
Aradt and Vineyard. The fret coneeiving himself
to have been insulted, approached Mr.. Vineyard
after an adjournment Tor the purpose OF seeking an
explanation slight personal rencontrc then took
place, when the latter drew pistol from his poe
ket aud fired. Mr.. Aradt reeled for q few PAGES,
then sunk to the floor, aud almost immediately tx
PRED, having been shot through the heart
WiscoHstn Enquirer, l2'h inst.
SrRucK.--Filty of the viewers in the Massssoit
Factory, Fall River, quit work on Thursd.y. ans
says that vsrisss sausss are assigned for the
movemsnt. Several Of the employed have s'nce
returned, and ere now purssisg tAsr 'a'0f' ~
nsual. l'ia tsi a7