The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-08


sent work forms sequel As we suppose, 1T viii be
read generally by such as read for amusement, we
need only announce the fact OF its publication this
morning.
CopLANp's MEDICAL DICTIONARY, No. VIII-IIar-
per Brothers. New York-This valuable work
seems to be advancing rapidly EDWARDS, and five
may Judge gifts merits by the sample before us, we
should not doubt that It's popularity is advancing in
the same ratio.
THE WANDERING JEW, No. I2--Harper Bro
theirs This new issue, long looked for, has
made its appearance Its narrative of the cholera
umes IN Paris, is feartuly interesting.
SUPREME CouRr-JuNE SPECIAL TERM-Friday,
June Elm the matter Of the application of John G.
Peck for a common certiorari law granted ex parte-
Fish impd, SC, ads. OmanAloton that defendant be al
lowed double costs, that the suit be dsconnued de-
lied with costs. Snydervs Characterization to vacate
order OF Circuit Judge; denied with costs Wilcox vs.
oses-Motion for attachment against defendant to col
ect costs; granted Loud ads Austiniioton to change
venue; granted by default Thompson VS.. Gulick impd
xc-Mouon to set aside Judgments SC. granted terms
Lewis ads Robbns-Sioton to set aside judgme nt-Or.
tered that iegned issue be tried to find the true con-
ideration for which said judgment given Judd ads
'ofat-Moon for judgment, as in Of sut de-
ned with costs Blanchard ads. Burhans, survng, Sc
tsranted, unless plaintiff spulae and pay costs Owens
idds. Owens-Aloton Tor Judgment, as in of
suit; granted with costs by default. Same ads Same
10 do. Costing ads Center et alMotioa to set aside
inquest; granted on terms. Zeller ads. Wagner-Mo
ion for judgment Of non pros-granted un-
less plaintiff serve further bill of particulars
spooner FrostMoton to set aside Precept granted
with costs, with leave to defendant to amend Hnde adj
Green ct a-Motou for commission granted on terms
the matter OF application Of Joseph kee for certio
ar granted ex partc. The People ex. rel Cooket oil
vs.. The Judges OF Niagara Common rleasMoton for
peremptory mandamus granted. Snow ct al FISH
lmp'd Motion to set aside judgment SC; granted
terms. Stevens vs. Dunston-Aiotion for certiorar
granted Tucker ads. Misrepresentation to set aside
capas granted with costs, with leave to amend Val
entne Cromwell Motion for leave to amend mn
Rexford-Moton to change venue, denied. Simpson VS.
Smpson-Aloton to refer, denied, without costs. The
People rel Geortncr vs. Crosby-Motion for order
for deft to show cause why an attachment should not
issue granted Green ct al ads. Alexander al-Mo.
ton to change venue denied with costs. Miller VS.
The People ex rel Donohoe Wrght-motion for at.
iachmen granted, ex parte. Mcintyre ct al impld
ads Lvingston-motion to set aside inquest, &c:
granted on terms Mcintyre ct al impd ads Livings-
ton do do. Burrell ct al ads. Wiermotion ordered
stand to next special term with leave to fur
Their papers, Haght ads. Main-moton for judgment OF
pros granted, with costs by default Horton ads Mil
lard-motion to quash writ OF error denied with costs
Sears ads Wendeil-moton for commission; granted by
default Davidson ads Dermot ct al-motion for leave
to strike out the of def. Owen from the declara-
toni denied, plis to pay costs Joesbury ads Hull
motion to set aside declaration; denied with costs Rice
VS. Gardiner-motion exparte to confirm award; granted
The people VS. McHenry-motion by det to change
do. Van Rensselaervs Secor-moton partc to cor.
rect judgment record; granted. Dickerman ads The
People-motion for Judgment as in of non suit
granted unless plaintiff stpulae and pay costs Corning
ct al VS. Brownmotion to refer; granted. Hadin ads
Pcrcymotion for judgment in of suit denied
r.
Of nonsu granted, with costs Fowler ads Pitch
er-motion for judgment in of nonsut granted,
unless plaintiff stipulate and pay costs Inc People vs.
with costs, without prejudice Crosby VS.. Tanner-mo.
ton for commission granted, on terms. Buck Bin
nngcr-motion for certiorari granted ex parte. Has
king, mpd &c. ads. Mead ct al-motion for judgment
in of nonsuit granted unless plaintiff tpulae and
pay costs Scott ads Washburn-motion for Judgment as
IN case Of nonsu grntd by default Merit ads Merit do
Lewis Barnes ct a-Moton ex parte for sheriff to
amend his return TO the sa issued in this Bax-
Malta ,.f,r
nonsuit; granted by default. Van Schoonhoven ads
Comsock ct al-motion to change venue denied Spen.
Canal Bank-moton expare for precept; grant
ed. Huntington ct al VS.. Forkson-motion for retaxa-
ton Of COSTS granted with costs. Pike Power-mo.
ton for leave to papers for motion to set aside de-
fault, &c denied with costs The People Learn e.
al-motion for attachments against each defendant;
granted expartc. Crooot ads. Cranc-motion to have
the facts drawn up in this under the direction of
the Chief Justice one of the other justices of this
Court; denied with costs without prejudice. Newland
VS.. Rogers-motion TO- set aside default, &c granted
without costs, plaintiff has twenty days to notice the
| cause--.8l6any argus
RoBBIRy-A RARE ADvENruRE-A NEGRO Our
WHITING MS PURsuERs The store of Ward IN
Montague was broken open Friday night last, and
small quantity of goods and money taken therefom. a
negro suspected and pursuit was Immediately
made. He was followed to Hnsdae and from thence
the State ine where he was arrested and returned TO
the hotel OF Mr. Tuttle in Hinsda,e. An examination
here made and the goods and part Of the money
found The examination was succeeded by daring ieas
and thefts He was dashed in bed with a chain During
escape from window. He was heard and followed,
but from the darkness of the night he eluded his pur-
suers. His clothes taken from him BY the officers
when left in the room, and OF course his exit in
state of nudity He broke into the first house he came
to- and obtained overcast He next eu'stci shoe
shop, and took knife to defend himself Tie next
house that Of minister the rear pant Of which lie
entered and took oycrshocs. The neat and last
place he entered was talors shop where he fitted
himself up in good style and fashion with broadcoth
suit The last our informant heard Of him he was IN
Windsor, travelling with knife in one hand and q
pitchiork in the other The fellow is full blocdcd
black about six feet hgh.-Northamp,on Courier 81.
AMERICAN Factory OPERATIONS We cut the
above paragraph (iluding to u female operative
worth S2000) from the Loceu Courier Of Tuesday and
may be well enough for TO append 70 two aets
which came to our knowledge yesterday The hist -
that one the new houses going up near me centre
Of this town is owned by two young women who work
in of our mills, and The other that on ho suosctp
ton paper for a mill circulating yesterday Tore
noon, the names OF several manufacturing ope
ratives prudent industrious, and calculating iien put
down for or two shares, Of $500 each-Noco"yPsr
l Herald, june g.