The New York herald., 1845-02-11
Price Two Cents.
Common Pleas.

months Tor sum Of $780, pay able monthly in advance.
was also put in that on the asth Noy last Corse and
IN opposition TO notice TO the defendant which stated
that rent due The defendant, Hotw hstandng.
moved the goods contrary to the statute The defence
put in was, the defendant purchased the goods from
@ @Corss and, therefore he had right to remove them
the balance It also SHOWN that defendant removed
aige part re oi me goods before the plaintiff notified.
Solomon Heine, Us. Wiiiara II Horned This was an
dispute the subject Of professional services mutually
rendered by the parties plaintiff being M D. and de-
med by defendant on the steps Of his Office in Centre
street, in retaliation for his (lanf s having called him
a "liar." Verdict for plaintiff, $40 damages
General Sessions.
Before the Recorder and Alderman Cozzens and Gale
MATHEW {. PATERSON. District Attorney.
FEE. Case Of Samuel .adams This case, often
nS ahs
postponed on motion of the District Attorney in conse
q1ence Of the non arrival Of Mr. Dorr material witness
The Case cf MeQuade on motion OF Mr. Morris, went
OF for the term.
a Nopel Trial In the case of Benjamin H Ordway
the District Attorney on Saturday. took issue upon the
plea of qntrois aequb presenting simple refutation.
decision say whether the first indictment and the
now plead were not one and the same thing in effect
that the two indictments were Of the same nature and
hat his client could not be tried upon it, He presented
statutes and various authorities maintain his position.
The DIsrRcT ATTORNEY contcnded that under the pro-
vision of the statute which sets forth that where testmo
ny was at variance with the avermen in the Indictment,
and the accused acquitted upon it, new one can be
framed He also cited number Of authorities. The
gument was conducted both sides with great ability
Jonas Phillips replying to the opening Of Mr. Morris.
in the opening for the people, and Mr. Paterson summing
the indictment upon which the defendant had previously
been acquitted defined any degree Of and the pre-
the same Indictment in effect and the accused must
be acquitted He that in the first Indictment the
The present Indictment which s was for sns certain
store adjoining dwelling house, was also in the second
degree
The jury, after short ABSENCE found verdict for the
defendant
Mr. MoRnrs made application to have Ordway bail.
ed upon the indictment tor perjury offering exAldermsn
REconpsn-Mr District Attorney, in the other casa
dollars N'' - o'' - '''N - - ''N''N'' -
DnrRrcr rArronsrr.-Five hundred dollars!
CouRr Yes sir, Aid. Smith proposes to become his
bai-have you any objections2
DsTRIcr ATToRNRY.-No. sir; have no objections to
Aid Smiths becoming bail, but know that should take
such bail that and always require two suretes,
but the Court can dispense with nay rule il they choose
Grand Larceny--Ann Allison WI tried and acquitted
indictment TOR the above offence, charging her
with having stolen about sl47 worth property CON
sistng OF shaws wearing apparel jewelry, and other
ihngs from Mr. VIM. H. Taggart Of No 2i2 9th street,
bev as at the
small sums Of money.
The accused lived in the house of Mr. Tsggard, as do
mestc, end had cousin named Catherine Bremen, who
also lived there. After Ann ested she said that
her cousin got her to pledge the articles for her. and that
she did SO, giving her the proceeds. Catherine
rested at the time and held BAIL but sloped and has
not since been heard Of
At three O'Clock, the Court adjourned till Tomorrow
at ii O'Clock.
arrived Yesterday, from Buencs Ayres, sailed Dec.
brought our files Of papers to Nov so about fortnight
later than before received.
The Packet OF the 2sd contains the official recognza
non OF VIM L. Brent Esq, as Charge dAAaires Of the
= n,ted States The same paper has the following
The last accounts from state that the efforts
oi racheco Obes, to regain his posts, by means of
military demonstration having proved Intellectual he had
sailed for Rio Jsnero in the French brigowar Dassas
In company with number Of his psrtizans. The resigna
on he originally sent in to the Rversta vceregent il
abusive in the extreme. "Craven-hsarted" and nfa
NOUS are among the choice epithes he bestows his
former colleagues for having acceded to the demands Of
tae Brazilian Admiral, without his consent.
Extract Of letter from officer in the army Of President
Orbe.
CrraIrooE La VIcroRIA, 18th OF Nov, 1874
We have great expectation here OF the cuding
soon although to appearances, may last long, the
Riverstas finishing another line of forfcatons from
Gu'ierez in the Aguads TO the house of Felipe Espsna
n the Gordon They have finished two forts, In de
Brqe and the ether in the unta OF Peella closing up
the semblance of the war lasting long time par
cuary as they avoid any whatever with
vdeo long as possible On the ether hand the foreign
mercenary troops that they have disccntented
ana the nc
gins to know whether they laid down their arms, their
rsons and property would be respected by President
0rbe The Communication has been forwarded to head.
quarters and the result M that they will be az
Promised to Admiral Laine Ia former times and
IN about eight days few foreigners will be in the service of
he Rveristas Consequently foresespg this, they have
made second line ef intrenchments to hold on with the
black soldiers as long as possible.
Passports granted for individuals and troops Of carts
TOR every destination Were there fear of the RveTis-
AS they would not, of be allowed TO the
country. Rivera and his horde, in the Rio Grande
territory.
We just learn thot marauding party of Riveristas
we're overtaken the Olimar, by Col Barreto and
completely cut to pieces leaving thirty.seven killed
IN the field, including two Of their officers, Alvarez and
Escobsr. s3
Both the papers of the 23d and 3Oh largely occu
pied with an official document concerning the difficulty
aetween Com Voorhees, and the government, and COM
claiming that E. Burroughs had placed several vesses
bearing the United States hsg which was the cause Of
'he difficulty. The document is not concluded.-Bosw
Courier, FEB. 8. @##4
LATER FROM THE SOCIETY 1sLANDs.-A letter has
been received IN this city from Valparaiso, dated
October which states that vessel had arrived there
rom Tahiti bringing accounts Of battle between the
French and the natives angunary han any prev
ous battle which terminated in favor of the French
rhe natives had two hundred killed and the French
hundred The battle took place at Matavsi Bay, Point
Venus on the west coast Of Tahiti in the latter part OF
August early in September Our last advi
which there had been fighting, the natives having
PROBABLY been engaged in preparing for powerful effort
% rid themselves Of their oppressors. Queen Pomare
he'd Buiohuo, island sixty miles south
of Tahiti The French had bsnished from the islands
great many foreigners who had taken up the side
ol the natives otherwise assisted them in their
are with the French.--Boson .fdpertiser.
fH3A The f-rt class, fast sailing ship hERCULEs Capt
ns1A06s Nnddiesn, viii be despatched as above.