The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-23

u. b. CIRCUIT COURT, June 22-BefOr0 Judge Mel
son.-1ne SlaUe Case.-Mr. Carnot, whom yesterday
mentioned having been arrested under bench
rant, was brought before Judge Nelson this morning
together with Mr. Charles D. Mathews the Of tie
bark Chancellor who had also been and against
whom bench warrant was issued, to have the amount
honor fixed the bail to be givon by Carnot at $1,000
that to be given by Mr. Mathews at $4,000 Mr. Mathews
0 sa Mr. q:
sureties. MIR. Carnot had not given bail up to six
O'Clock yesterday evening. Freeman and ellison, the
ball. Freeman in $sOOO and Gibson in $500 This case
will not be tried before the next October term.
The case Of Wilder vs.. Gayler is still on trial.
SUPERIOR Covnr-Junc 22-Before Judge Oakley
Theodore Kimm John Sattig.-Ths was action
assault and battery The parties both Germans
of them, the plaintiff resides at ST. Louis, and the
1t appeared the plaintiff and named Braah another
German, were acquainted in st. Louis, and had some
coffee house in William street. in this city and renew.
I'd the dspute there friends Of both parties
and amongst them the Braah asked the plain
had said to his fatherin-law about him. the plaintiff
Braah then repeated what he had said, which was that
he (Kmm) q Jew and thief; Kimm then ordered
of the ROOM Braah refused and leaned back on
his chair; the plaintiff collared him. and they both fell
the floor the plaintiff uppermost the defendant with
another person whose not mentioned, rushed
at the plaintiff and struck him-or this assault and bat
terry the action was brought The defence was, that
plaintiff was the aggressor he having first struck Braah
also attempted to be proved that defendant only
nerered to separate the parties and that it the
other and not defendant that struck tho plaintiff
The jury gave verdict of $50 for plaintiff For plain
TIL Messrs Duyree and Stembler for defendant Mr. E.
Sanford.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-At the ensuing July term of this
Court, there will not be any argument calendar made
up, and argument heard. The first two weeks will
be- devoted to the trial of issues of fact.
Court COMMON Pleas, June 22.-Before Judge
Day.-.aierander Bruen rs. VIM. W. Chester
This cause referred yesterday was concluded
pcabs 70 this case was 50 plain was ' enough for
him to read 1t to Them the only question they had to
decide was did Taylor the agent of the Commercial
bank of Perth Amboy, discount the bill Of exchange in
suit and pay in small notes Of the bank they believed
he did they ought to find verdict for the defendant
not then they ought to find for the plaintiff Sealed
verdict.
CouRr OYER AND TERMrsER--This Court opened
and Immediately after adjourned No criminal business
will be taken up until Monday next.
CIRCUIT CouRr-The day calendar Of this Court was
called over, and few inquests taken after which the
Court adjourned
CoURT oY GENERAL SESSIONS, June 22-Before Recor.
der Scott and Aldermen Adams anu Gilmartin
Trial for False Prefsnces resumed.-At the opening
Of the court this morning, the trial Of Henry Brisch
dcted for having, the 9th day of April by false
fraudulent pretences, obtained $l from Carl Claus, q
German emgrant, was resumed The evidence on the
part of the prosecution here closed; whereupon A.
Jordan Esq counsel for the Defence moved to quash
the tndictment which was opposed by Francis b. Cut
ting, Esq for the people, and the court denied the
| ton. The following testimony then adduced fol-
=CHARLEs WILMor sworn-I was a clerk in the Office
of Mr. Brisch the 9th Of April last first Ca vi
in the mouse OF Mr. Swartz, In washington street, al
forwards saw him in Mr. b IS Office; sold him the tic
ct at Swartzs house, got the ticket from Mr. Brisch
Claus to the office and said that gave him tbs
wrong tcket-that he wanted to 60 to Taylorsvle
Ohio told him that made difference; then told
him would take the ticket back and give him one to
Iittsburg and return 81; he then asked what hs
should do after he got to Pittsburg being stranger;
told him that Pittsburg the last depot line
tefcre he would branch of for Tayorsvile, Ohio he
seemed to be satisfied and said he believed right
AZ this stage Of the trial the court adjourned till
Wednesday morning.
CouRT CALENDAR.-Circut Courf-Causes reserved on
Tuesdays calendar, and from No 100 to 100 Superfo,
Court.Nos So 49, 81 81, SO, H. 49, 40, 60 81, 50
H. 60 g. 49, a. 49, ~ 80 300 81 to SO inclusive Com
mon Pleas, Part IL, u.s. H. 80, al IS, 81, 80 81
Part 2-2a 40, 49, so, 3d. o. So, co. g. a. So, &c. TO-