New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06

SHAMEFUL OpPREsSloN.-A correspondent of
one ofthe newspapers. writing from Baltimore tells US
that the trial OF four young men, charged with knocking
down and violating German girl who had been only "a
fow days In the country postponed TO next October
ball reduced by the Court without hearing from
$4,000 $000 and that the principal Witness the victim
of the outrage, was again rensnded to prison Tor SIX
months witness II this statement be true. 1t dis
closos degree OF Judicial profgacy which might caa
lengo the world for parallel.
10 show that wo do not speak too harshiy, We here
offer tho facts they have been reported hv the press
Ayoung German GIRL but few days arrived In the
country, 10 met near the railroad depot Icy four young
men, respectfully connected. knocked down. gagged
dragged to neiehborng place of conceament and fore
ibly violated by Them successfully. Appealing To the
laws for tho punishment OF the criminals she lie ou!ra
Seousy assaulted In character by false testimony. and de-
tsned in prison for than year witness. Aud
the accused held to ball upon the charge, rcsp,cd
from trial from torn to have their bail reduced by
nearly one half and stalk abroad in mockery OF the
lava.
The poor victim, OF brutality confined in prison. Il
In punishment for being unfortunate, aud the brutal
criminals walk abroad MONDAY il reward for be-
Ing crmiual Sach administration OF the laws IL not only
wicked hnt cowardly; and the judges who have done
This foul wrong ought to oa branded with universal
probation.
reformation In its constitutiou and laws. 1.-THE half OF
this story be the reformation is needed with
geance For corrupt Indeed mus. be ;he government
system under which The victim of the very out
rage upon personal immunity ID punished By imprison
mont, while the authors OF the outrage are rewarded
wan hoefty. Philadelphia Ledger.
Law Courts. 10 eferred.l
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT couSr-Betore Judges Mel
son and Be.ts,--D = s-joka Bisss steam.
boa; Washington Ircias.-Judsment affirmed.
JOAN Lipisss,az. &; a! Pho: hea: Paaatom
brig Rorsr,-Colsion Case-Judgmen, reversed.
Cards C Hsssr va zee orig BriGstca.-Sl0oo to be
deducted leaving SlST9 Is.
Before Judge Nclson.-.IoAa 3. Emerson Eogs AID
Deaxoter-Ihc plaintiff claims to have been the inven-
tor and paentee of the article known Ericssons
tfyf,A IN re-
cover OF Mcssrs H. & n. who manufactured propelers
for Mr. E. damage for infringing hs patent and obsued
verdict but new trial was allowed and the again
brought up yesterday To be continued this forenoon
SUPERIOR CouRr-Before Judges Jones. Oakley aud
Vanderpocl-D e c. ions.-Leeis b triSr VS. Camp
he MOoay-Moton to set aside repor, OF referees de-
MED.
Geo c. oaslsy w. Tie A:laR,ie las c9-Judgmens for
plaintiff on demurrer.
John S. Yaa Eiskls vs. JOAN Coas:ssiiss-,MoSon for
new trial denied.
John Y Wis,sr VS.. Henry Cas:7. ss ai-Juasmen, for
plaintiff.
CorRr OF OYER AND TssNuNEE-The May term
opened yesterday before Judge Eduonds and AID Char
iock and Benson. 1t stjouEned, when Judge I'd
moads proceeded. understand. his SaTok circuit
aase saTksoo, who presided 81 Newoure6 during the
e proeeedinss rs TO Polly Bo6ine. will hold probably
the balacce OF tho term
SUPREME couKr.-This Court commenced It's May
md Judges Besrdsley and Jewe,t hs;,s nrs.sn, Tho
forenoon was occupied In hearing motions of adsnen
on csses OF frivolous dernusrc. The proceeding, in r
..e
Houstou-st.) AFTER opposition We're conS-mad " ~
The arbitration report between Atlansc Do,A n, 49,,
Mr. Griswold the confirmation Of which /. on, ~ go
then taken up and the argaunen: proceeded IN Mesa,
Dykeman and George Wood appear for the eo,npsnv
md Mr. Lord for Mr.. G.
CouSrY CouRr-Judce ulshoeffer In the Ch,;r
CAsr OF JUSTICE DRINKrR The Court met pnrsusp,
to adjournment Justice d. was present, accompanied
by bis counsel Mr. Shepherd.
The District Attorney sid copy Of the eharSes bad
been served upon Justice D. Mr., Shepherd moved to
strike oat the 4th charge which alleges want OF cspscs
~. &c. In Justice D. Lost
The DAgtss Attorney sailed upoR the pscsssd 70 en-