New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03


H. < CIRCUIT COURT Before Judge Bsrr:.
The Court stated that the Criminal Calendar viii
taken up The jtn in commencing with the tal Of
t,hews conIectel with Babs in Murder and Piracy
board the schooner Lavina-ataT which the Tial Of Hen
would be broash; aad the whole Criminal Calendar
ep be through with Ga ia, 5th May ths Civil Caien
dar will be commenced and proceeded in.
ud, Bets stated that th length time taken b. the Feb
Of the Crout and his illness since have thrown
back his business much that he has determined 10 devote
ill the 18th to argument r illness said judge 3.
caused by an aft c:inn of the ear which passing off but
for day or two, will sunabe TO hear anr strongly
tested cases. The first three days each week will be devo
ted 10 Circuit business AID the last three 10 the District Court
and cases ia bankruptcy.
Mr. Nash, counsel for plaintiff, asked TO have the
tIa Of Matthews postponed till after the execution Of Babe
as the latter might possibly make disclosures
atom of the crime for which he is charged The District At
touev said his plan originally defer the trial till after
the execution Of the of Bah bat the Department
Washington ha granted TepIte aud seems disposed to
have the tria take place previously the execution OF Babe
Judge Belts remarked 20 VIZ. Nash that II nil be
!esd the Court passing Babe placed the day
of execution distant period hat the trial OF Mathews
previously take place fthe counsel howevercan show
an good why the trial should be deferred the Court
will attend 10 1t.
Nh replied that he could present no strictly legal OBJ
scou and perhaps confession from Babe generating
Matthews might mo- come il as evidence but would have
weight far as it went.
The Court said could attend possibilities,
aad unless something additional could be shown prevent
it, the trial mus. proceed on TIE 18th.
COURT OF SESSIONS. Before the RECORDER aud
Aldermen HATFIELD ana BEApY; JAMES r WHITING.
Esq. District Attorney.
PLEA o7 GUILTY-Elen Frances pleaded guilty
to an assault ana battery Caharne Phillips. young si:l
of 800 Broome stree; on h February last. striking her
several blows with hOrsewhp because she did her
board Plea recorded and postponed with the prvi
lege of putting ahdavits
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-A young man named
John Hartz TIRED for attempting break INTO the Coal
Office of Nlsssrs yee M7pes, No 23 Franklin street,
the night of the 7th Feb last The Jury found him guilty.
| aud he remanded for sentence.
FoRFEIrUREs.-Joseph J. Allison, indicted for
aud battery aud In T. shuItz for receiving stolen
goods failing appear and answer their T.cOgnzances were
forfeited.
There being NJ other ready for trial. tie Court ad
joumed to " ednesday, II r'ccck.
Petition OF JOHN A. BARRY.-The Court sta
ted that petition presented b Nh Barry had been filed for
hearing Sc. This petition presented the previous
dav and is similar number OF others which have already
been presented by the same individual. Mr. Barry is
known, married dauoh OF the late Thomas Mrrcen, and
they have children, boy aud girl. Nil Barry and his
wife Nova Scotia, tyhere he beougs) hut after.
wards returned this city, and aspiration took place be-
zen hsmt being agreed that IL should take the boy and
his wife tie g In pursuance of this argemen he took
the boy down Liverpool y. S. 1.-THE place of his resi-
encel and still has been hs and custody He
ed NewYork subsequently,, and demanded the girl and he
has sued several OF abeas corpus relation 10 her.
Mr. NIe!cein faioer OF M. Parry. is """ deNIl