The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-08

Price Two Cents.
| MARCH THE Trial of JOB Haskei-This Court met
last evening pursuant TO adjournment His honor Judge
Ulshoener in the chsir-the Recorder the Mayor
cae Judges OF the Common Pleas and Aldermen compos
ing me Court were in attendance.
tcated jury demoshing, ady whipping oyster devour-
ng' humping jumping rafting tearing, roaring, roos
JAMES HUNT Esq, L. D., was.to-be Counsellor at law
and istobe Attorney General the Tombs-csme for
ward and addressed the Court follows May please
the Court wish to give explanation in relation to
pIrton OF my testimony gwen on this tral-for-have
| wmh-cHcumsances- transpired.
Mr. BRADY Il must object to this course it is contrary
| 70 law ana 10 every precedent
CouRr-we cannot allow this mode of proceeding after
| witness has once given his testimony.
HUNT hear withdrew.
| REnurTIse CASE FOR PROSECUTION.
9. HAYS, Police Officer, re called-In nv testimonv
stated that received $50 from Mr. Carney out Of the
$500 paid him this $50 divided equally between Mr.
Mr. Camp; $40 which was divided amongst oficsrs La
Tor, McGrsth and myself; and the balance Of $50
Keollar
MGaArH, Police Officer, corroborated the statement
HUrr again rendered, with view to show in re.
laon to the second specification third charge which
rs follows -" That the said Job Haskell, about
the first day of September 1884, used violent and intern
perate language towards one James Hunt, then under
arrest before the said Job Haskell charge of assault
and battery and then and there refused 10 grant the
ad James Hunt hearing Of his case, AID examine
/ i'm
insisting, in violent and undignifed manner. that the
SAID James Hunt should then end there forthwith give
That as II was proved in evidence that said Hunt lad
whipped the girl whom he had been charged with
anting on the steps Of Halls Of Justice Hunt would
he able to prove that he whipped her merely the way
TO the Police far regarded the place. the
testimony introduced defecveas the prosecution
! showed variance.
Mr. BRADY objected to the matter contrary to ell pre-
| cedent. ~
Mr. PATERSON commended that, as one of the witnesses
for defence swore they Hunt beat the on the
steps they would be able to dsprove the testimony
PREsIDErr-Id do not think he has right under the
circumstances to- be re examined his testimony had
contradcted now forward to explain or reute the
charge am opposed TO it
Mr. PArrEasoN pressed his argument in favor Of having
Mr.. BRADY resisted, when
The CouRr unanimously sent Professor Hunt to the
right about 1.-THE gas lights went out-an ominous
s'gn-whsn the case rested on both sides
to trouble or deav bs cnM MOI
pappeal, was met in similar spirit by
then Mr crsIna SON who also declined The Court was
over to Tuesday next without taking actien the
Superior Court.
MAReH7.The argument calendar of this Court will be
Queen Bancroft The Jury in this case, already no.
lcea rendered verdict for plaintiff, cents damages
General Sessions.
Before the Recorder and Aldermen Devoe and Drake
NJ. G. PATERSON. District Attorney.
MARcH7-Plea of Guiltv-Jsmes Johnson lad indct.
III the 81 q A
street on the 2th of February and stealing about SEQ
the g 70 the CHARGE and vas
Trial Of Henry NJ Rage contisued.-This case was
ssao upon the opening Of the Court Several Wit
forgery has not been directly brought home to the pri
At three O'Clock the Court adjourned till tomorrow IT
eleven o'clock
SUPREME Court THE UNITED STATES FRIDAY.
Feb Is lS45,-Jeremiah E. Cary and George F.
sasRss Ea Neg York were sa..sd attorneys and
al, plaintiffs in error Alexander Grants administra
tor error to the Circuit Court Of the United states for
south Alabama On motion Of Mr.. Nelson, (Attornev
General the United sate counsel for the deiend
ant error this writ of docketed and dsuissed
Us Edw Anderson. On motion Of Mr.. Howard of ceun-
sci for the defendant in this error was docket
ter Of Turner Dixon u.s. Joseph Miller; error to tho
Circuit Court OF the u States for the Southern District Of
mississippi The motion in this for rule on the
judges the Circuit Court state for the District
was supported in argument by Mr. Davis
Permoli plaintiff in error IS Municipality No Of the
city OF NJ Orleans The argument Of cause was con-
Guided by Mr. Coke tor the plaintiff in No Is sam
usl Smith. plaintiff in Daniel P. srader al The
argument OF this cause commenced by Mr. Parke for
the plaintiff in error and continued by Mr. Sherman for
| MONDAY, March s-The Hon Samuel Nelson produced
letters patent from the President Of the United States ap
pointing him an Associate Justice of this Court which
were read In open court and he took his aocodngl
Leslie A. Thompson Esq., Of Florida Richard N.
Carpenter S Of va M anH Leg
of Massachusetts and Reah Frazer Esq Of Pennsylva
No 50 The United States, complainant, vs. Hezekah H.
Gssr certificate OF division from the Circuit Court
Of the United States for Illinois Mr. Justice Wayne de-
vered the opinion of the Court in this case and ordering
it to be certified the said Circuit Court that the rst
second and th questions be negative
snd that the fourth question be answered in the afirma
tive No 3d. The United States Plaintiin error He
Gear; on certificate Of division in opinion from
u Mr. NATL
Wayne Jvered the opinion of the Court in this and
ordering to be certified to the said Circuit Court that
No So The State Of Maryland OF Washington coun-
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Cempany; error
land Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion Of
the Court in this case affirming the Judgment Of the said
and Co VS. Brown. Brothers Co.. from the Circuit
Court Of the United States for South Alabama BY agree
OF the said Circuit Court in this case affirmed with
costs and six per cent damages. No 1913. Nelson F.
Court Of the United States for East Louisiana Thi. sp-
peal was dismissed with costs i appearing that the cita
1889 CHI 90 sec. u No u.s. Samuel smyth plaintiff in
error, Daniel Srader etal The argument Of this
cause continued by Messrs Sherman and Hall the
defendants in and concluded by Mr. Parke for the
plaintiff in error.
In SUPREME CoURr-March 5, Is45-March spe-
cial Term Present, Mr.. Justice Beardsley
nonsu srsntsa by default Gof ads Jonrden, DO do
Evans, adm'x. sc Mix; motion for defendant ap-
psrie Wilkinson Vi. Walker motion to amend return
&C. to the writ Of ia in this cause granted by default
Robinson ads Bell order that the motion in this
special term with leave TO serve and
additional papers Goodae ct al Billiard and fsur
other causes that defendant Bullard be made de-
PENDANT in each cause consolidate the Ave. Ordered
that the motion stand over condonally arsSs
March g.
GREAT WrNp-rALI.-The 81. Louis Ncc ETA has
the following announcement I'VE have II from
reliable source that German farmer, by the Of
George j. Geyer, living the village OF Lewiston
Fulton county, Illinois, is about to start q trip to
Eurere the purpose OF taking possession the snug
fortune OF two millions six hundred thousspd dollars
worth of property. He recently received letter from
the firm OF Rothchilds at Frankfort, stating that law
which had been pending for than thirty years
in the Of Germany and in which his wife
Of their heirs OF law had been decided their favor and
that dvisiou Of he amount ltwption IN