The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-10

Justice Drnker had in advsnce fvsd the amount of bail
to given at - oOo they were now ready 70 give that
Sessions Mr. Whiting-we have objection to their
giving bail to the present charge but there are other
handed The Judge ssid that now clearly that
they were not in tho custody OF Justice Drnker put In
the custody Of three ocsrs ana ne would
another writ directed TO the ocers to bring them up
The counsel accordingly issued new WRIT aud nad
served snd il was last agreed between counsel on
both sides that they should be admitted to bail in the
Of $4,000 upon which bail was gwen and'he pirue'
discharged.
liz CsAmpsas March o-Bsfore Judge vsnderpoel-
In re John Dunn John Dunn, about fortnight SINCE,
in fit Of drunkenness, enlisted in the United s,stes
navy and was detained on board the North Carolina
Dis s caused writ of habsas CORPUS 10 ISSUE and had
him brought before the Judge3this morning Inc mat
ter postponed at the request Of the commander oil
the Ohio, until tomorrow.
COMMON Pleas, March sh-Before Judge DAILY
Woodruff Us. Rowan.-- Verdict for plaintiff, ss24
Daves Bevins Verdict for plsniid, $6a7o
John Friet Alfred Bsrmore and M q Leonard =
This action of trespasto recover damages for in
jury done to the plaintiff child by the defendant. cart
Messrs Cromwell and Norton. For defendants Porter
and McMahan.
~ B. Brooks ps. Richard y. W. Thorn and another
This IL an seton OF repevn, to recover quantity Of
deer skins. The case il adjourned For plaintiff
Sanford
In Cn.rex.,, March oIBsfors the Vice Chancellor
-Deci'Dns-N.sA Waterbury gs SamssI Oakley and
painant ell the costs ,soned by their Trustees de-
fence to the suit The village Of Wilsmsburgh has
isn compliments debt and remaining costs 10 BIO paid
out Of remaining proceeds of sale.
Edsoo,d Waicot, vs. w. OConnor.- Sufficient cause
appearing to prevent attachment against defendant the
proceedings suspended till next motion day. to enable
complainant to move on additional papers, if advised
as confess vacated defendant TO in twenty days
Liberty to apply for money to carry suit after same Is
ut issue. Almony ordered at 81 per week from 27th
ha IN uudd hud daft
solicitors
A Lent jr +, " Marie Lent--Order that motion for
ton Complainant to advance $40 to enable defendant to
for and try the ISSUE half within 20 days end tho
Wm. Booth "a j. .albe,tson, w T. Terry, and oAers.-
Defendants default motion to amend opened on paying
s. cost. Compliments motion to amend bill granted, on
paying defendans $40 costs ofopposing motion, and the
costs Of further answer Thereby rendered necesssry
amendments to be made In 20 days Motion to dissolve
Injunction granted with $6 costs unless complainant.
within 20 days, amends bill above; and also as 10
show transmission OF the to Josiah Abertson
and the costs Of this motion. Injunction 70 stand.
W. Wilson and G. Me Cisilsnd vs Hezekieh Williams.
ruled except the goth and SETH Stat AMI Gath, and
the 39h 40h and 4ath; also the four last whoutpreu
en orSsr
the 29h S0h and 6ls to oath heterogeneous and
master to take proofs and report thereon with the other
matters previously referred
CouRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS, March sth.-Before
Recorder Scott and Aldermen Walsh and Walker:-John
Ell s If
at the opening,of court this morning, by recalling Mr.
Evans to the stand the part Of the prosecution; lie tes
to yesterday from aggerty Sons at the spring sales
also bought the piece Of doe sko Cashmere from the
Cross.eran,ined-I found two pieces Of my cloth at
McQuade's store. (The were here shown to wit.
ness: and identified by him as his property
and some OF the 9th ward on the 2ard Of June
last to the store of McQuade Tor the puposs of search
n,1oo aVat tall
with had search to search the premises of
McQuade three pieces of cloth found in the store Of
were claimed by Francis Hover and some by Mr. Krt.
land of Cedar street. took all the goods found there to
the police office, JefeI market; We arrested Qnsde
at tho same tme wen. 10 tao premises Of Mcxuade
again the next day; told cQusde that were look
ing for some cloths which had been stolen from differ
emit places also for clssk that had been stolen He said
that he knew nothing about it; but subsequently, found
the cloak in question on the premises; McQuade after
asked the name of tho person who had out the
search warrant; told HIM that i was Mr. Ingram Of
the advice Of his counsel he was going to prosecute
the whole posse Of US; told him that he had changed
his tune sine. he got out Of prison he then said
asked me to see the persons who claimed the
goods, and if they would give them up he would not
prosecute; told him that had control In the mat
ter; saw him again in two three days afterwards;
he then asked me had seen the persons who claimed
s he
trouble about the mater, and that II the persons claim.
ing tho goods swore they were theirs he was willing
that they should have hem and again requested me 10
them and ascertain they would not drop the mat
ter. remarkng that he would pay me for my trouble;
that it would cost him of money to get out oil the
scrape and that the officers might we'll have az the
lawyers that officers could considerable influence,
and that if Mr. Lee would make nplant against
him. he would pay him for the goods he had lost.
At this state Of the the court adjourned until this
morning.
CouRr CALENpAR-C Common Plsas-lst Part-6s II, 49,
o6 lO3 90 1906 lO7 l09 %. I'd PsrIlS LA, la2 1915,
TO- 3 "a 49, 49, Ios 49, 1874 l7+ H. 81 es, l20 1885, ~,
10, liz, Sl2.