New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

COUNTY CouRr-Judge Ulshoefer In the Chair
Trial of Justice Drnker-rhe Court met again yester-
day afternoon The charges against Justice Drlnker
Judge lngrahsm being absent resolution was offered
By Judge Daily that be- submitted on both sides
and that the Court adjourn to Thursday TO render t de-
cision The District Attorney said he mad additional
testimony 10 present This opposed by Mr. hitting,
counsel Justice D. the ground that the testimony
considered closed on the part oil the prosecution
The DistrcI Attorney said he prepared with tesli
mony 10 shew In the OF Corwin that the iemao
irnes, no testled In court that shs bad offered any
money dit offer money. In the case of Mitchell II VIII
be pr Iyed he frat told by Justice Dnnher that No
did MOI consider his bail sufficient 10 the case oil van
derert WHO known To have been In possession Oi
the coo bill IL will be shown that forgery had bees
committed the Butchers and Drovers hanh tie same
day-that IL suspected he had committed the ior'
gerry and officer asked Justice d. 10 detan Vanden-
vriit till be returned with his witness On bis return "
wa. gone and JuEt!ce D. told tho officer that Justice
Ma,sel had discharged him, whie turned out that
Justice D. had discharged " himselt-tha the onicer
proceeded board vessel 10 rearres Vandersrtt
who offered him money, and said Do not arrest me
ar.in tails has been dear dsy TO me already" hr
W hitlng conrended that the District Attorney should
hsv. brought up the testimony before. The District
Attorney replied IL had only come 10 his knowledge
within TIE last u hours. Owing 10 the engagements oil
Mr w. the Cour: adjourned to TUESDAY next
SUPERIOR Couar-Chartes ". Freet' gs. AGae Art
in an action u ej,ctment 10 obtain possession oil
properly sold for esse.smeCts IN opening Mount motifs
square the Court ruled adverse 10 me defence: acc
verdict was given Tor the pianaf. DIT ao'1 Counsei
tor defence obtain leave 10 enter OIL OF excepuohs
b, The Court without the being argued las grant
ed new Ifla.
Corsr or CoMMoS PLEAs-Beiore Judge Daiy-Sm
nm 4sraAans vs. Edmund E. LtctHSs,JH and jams a.
Tsyner-rae plaintiff xeeps pa"npf9A1f stofe d "a
c.,herin..s, TIE Defendants are police oac-rs On
IN 96n Nov last tho officers went 10 The store OF MI a
,hTs down lot of pawrorokers tickets and said tney
ut.had 10 hay, squini az the GOODS "hcn Sif Aofa-
nam. NOT knowing they were officers, refused "ofcs
sn,ued hen Mr. A proceeded 10 eject Livingston u e.
Uni, and went round the counter for thai purpose,
h-n itts said seized him by the breasts OF MIA coat.
Tnrn.r also advanced and took hOld Of Mr. A by the
shoulder and asked him If he would interfere with Off
cers In the discharge OF their duty. The officers showed
no authority for gong there and did exhibit their star.
When Turner stated what he did Mr.. A went again De-
hind al. counter ou, hard words continuing hr hnal
~ put L. OUT who, /; Is said, used very oprrobous
zra, rea.ctng upon tirl lew and spit In els lace
Acton orougnt recover damages for assau. and bat
.ery. Il appeared IN testimony thai lady who cup
posed ha. mad robbed by her servant gsys 10
JGstice Taylor d 10: OF pa~norokers acket "ho re-
quested the cers 10 the citefent estNosniaeris
with the lady and IDENTITY ire articles before ordering
commitment The Oficers were upon this errsnd the
lady Outside when Occurrence 40" complained OF
took place Verde. for planuf SO against Livingston
v5ich carries rs much damages costs and for ceenf
am a. relates 10 Turner. For plaintiff hessrs. Leve
for oee.tsnis N-ssrs Berger and Palmer and Jas
N smith Jr.