The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28
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CcuRr foR The CONNECTION OF ERRoRs, Oct 70
The causes which had been reserved on the INIT
call of the calendar ha wing been argued, the court
Nos i. G. n, p, "a 2S, Is, ~, 81 and 80 were re-
gularly called and passed.
No. 2, 10, 10, 20 and "a were passed without pre-
JUDGE.
No. % was postponed for the term.
No. 5. % and 30 affirmed on default.
No. 81. Lsynia Hicks, executrix, &c. and al VS..
the City OF Brooklyn.
b. Sllliman was heard for plffs in error George
wood Tor deits. error, and b. Sllliman IN reply.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN.-Mr. B. siliman concluded
Tor the plaintiff in error.
On motion OF Senator Lott
Ordered, That in all in which judgments by de-
fault have been taken this may be taken before the
stayd, until the fifteenth day of November next and until
quorum Of this Court shall be in attendance.
No. "a. George Min VS.. John L.. Spinola. Sub
mitted on printed arguments, 10 be furnished by the
18th day Of November next Nos. 80, 30 r. Cor 81
ON printed calender) &c. 49, 80, 40, Al, AZ, As. A.
IS, Az As and ~ were called and passed. No. 46 IL
Cor 81 on printed calender.) George w. Stanton,
President, 6c ads. David Leavit, President, &c.
Affirmed on default No. So Richard Suydam and
Others, vs. The Morris Canal and Banking Compa-
ny. Mr. John A. Magher was heard for plaintiffs in
error. Mr.. I. W. Tucker was heard for defendant
In error
SUPREME CoURT-R ocHEsTER, Oct 2S.-West-
ley Goodwin ct al. VS. ames ii. Swartwout; Mr.. A.
Gibbs was heard for The plaintiffs; Ben. johnson
LOT tne ueienoan', ana MY oloos IN reply george
Gardner and Asgill Gibbs VS. ohm Morris; Mr.. A.
Gibbs was heard for the plaintiffs; Ben. Johnson
for the defendant, and Mr.. Gibbs in reply
TUESDAY, Oct 2.-William d. Chapman, admin
was heard for the plaintiff; n Hill Jr for The de-
tendant, and Mr. Reynolds in reply. Cornelius
Gardner ads George +. Bradford Mr.. A. Crlst was
heard for the defendant; Mr.: Lawrence for the
Nathaniel L. Griswold ads John Mcintyre ct al. /;
Mr. G. H. Mumford was heard tor the defendant !;
A. Crist for the plaintiff and Mr. Mqmiord in reply
Comstock was heard for the plaintiffs; Mr. T. Rey-
nolds for the defendant, and Mr.. Comstock in re-
ply. Frederick Pents, President, &c. vs. Elisha
Sackett; M. T. Reynolds was heard tor the de-
pendants, G. Mumtord for the plaintiff, and Mr.
Reynolds in reply. Sarah B. Stocking ads. Milo w
Hill Mr.. J. b Lathrop was heard tor the defend
ant; E. G. Spauldlng for the plaintiff; Mr.. La
Lowerre Mr.. N; Hill, Jr. was heard fer the de-
PENDANT; M. 7. Reynolds for the plaintiff Mr.
Hill in reply Judgmen, affirmed. Frederick Hol.
lister ads Richard Noxon MIR. I. T. Davis was
heard tor the defendant; Mr.. Comstock for the
plaintiff; Mr.. Davis III repy.-Roch. Dem.
Der: 25;-Hollister ads. Noxon.--Mr. T. T DAVIS
for defendant, and Mr.. Comstock for plaintiff. d.
A. Phespx ct al. ads; w. P; Bump ct. al-Mr,
tor defendant. The People vs.. Peter limerick
Mr. Comstock Tor observation-disclosures tor defend
ami in demurrer. The People VS.. George Cams.
Mr. kerran for plaintiff. and Mr. ~ Hill for the de.
er et al.-Mr. he Witt for plaintiff, and Z. Darwin
Smith for the defendant. Judgment for defendant
on demurrer: A. M. Schermerh orn VS.. Elias Weed
Henry r. Selden was heard for plaintiff, and Mr..
Bonghton tor defendant. New trial granted. Eli
Merrill, President OF Clinton Co. Bank, ads The
Bank of oreans-N. Hill, Jr; was heard for the de-
PENDANT, and Henry r. Selden for plaintiff: Mr..
Hill in reply. Seth G. Jones ads. John Conell-Se-
lah Mathews was heard for the defendant, and Levi
Gibbs for plaintiff.
CAMDEN RACES The race over the Camden
Course yesterday, between Fashion, Blue Dick and
Colonel, resulted in an easy victory for the first
named. The time made was bad, and the track
heavy. On the first heat the time made was 8 min.
and u sec; and on the second heat, between Blue
Dick and Fashion Colonel having withdrawn) the
time was min. Ssec.-Pha Gag Oct. q.
SNow.-The Northampton Courier of Tuesday
says Snow fell after the fashion OF winter for
about four hours yesterday had the ground been
prepared for II, there would have been some sleigh
ing this morning"
YALE CoLLEeE.-The catalogue for the present
academic year presents the following summary =
Theological students, 65 law. Al; medical. 60; resi-
dent graduates, g. seniors 1O7; Juniors, II; sopho-
mores. 80; freshmen, lll-tota. $780, Undergradu-
atcs, 1873.