New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01
Court Calendar. THIS DAY.
roNxoS PLEAs.-Sos. 80 u 80. 40 10 o..


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SUPREME CoURr-Tne cass ot hdrfia h1S I.oo
stands com nitted for examination on charge OF ogs
nv .. relates 10 Miss Mary Fox) Is sui undecided
the return of Judge 'monos 70 sct on ID" hnoeas
cor,ns Tn. only proceedings had beside tnosr before
Chief Justice Jones the taxing OF tns sInnsVt OF
Miss Fox by Police Magistrate, OUT tne rrAa'ne oi
which was ohi-ctsd TO- already stated oy ne coun'
- =, H. md n vss ruled out In that sfifavit We
understand Mics F. said abe met Hare at saloon
ina, thew stood up together no other person o-iog pre-
cent ant he then stated IN her that they were Nno
&c. Tn. Testimony of Mise Fox In person Will prob
sby be taken after the return of JUICE Eamonos
Ths hab,a, CORPUS a. IN sheriff W-s,srv-f who re-
main. by order Of Judge Eifnonds In the specs eu'to
Az of the Coroner the commitment OF yune- o"noei
fer ON the stweil AZ the suit OF MI Doro ~
ready referred pending the proceedins' 90 ,ns "a
beas corpus 10 also spN undecioeo ~ 'uot - IN
s-r. md an orfer uas granted yesterday ~ Jaoer W
.bo, ar 20 have the endorsement ~ s-nheo placed
BY er sh-rf Hart few months since on the execution
struck OF - .,h..
corRr OF COMMON PLEAS There were t~o o' three
80, go. Of kab>ns corpus for thu discharge OF men
who bad enlisted IL is said. while ntoxcs'eo' &c ana
testimony was taken
r-xrrvn sr.rvs MARsHAL's OFFICE -CAarse Of Re
rolf - M1nher GdrdH0 and Huiia" orlriAs s.sn-n =,
co,,ls,nsd of by Capt Matthew Hale oil the vessel
who charged them with an attempt At revot .nis lue
ve.s.l wa la the lover Bay bound TOR sea hr recN'
DEPUTY Msr,h.l and Mr. Flanagan one OF ns sssst.n"
,,r.,ss the men and brought them 20 the City Ins
men IL appears. complsin-d thst the mate German,
treated them hsrshly and they and two others reused
q
ira whole were placed In irons the Captain TAXING tne
other two to In hopes 10 st.fve or eoercs
,b-m into doing duty should they refuse without and
thee tso shore for trial Iney were eOnni"'
ted for examination.
NAME couHr-Before Judge smith--Hetl1nia A.
10. y. I'm. Hsskias Jdmes c Rad aud Ddhi1i DcrH-
nx-Acon for and battery BY the cook OF me
British steamship Gusdslquiser against ire esptAn,
rn,,. and engineer The charge 10 that shou' cause
ns mat. heat the cook and took him oy the ears ana
hr and beat his he al against the insfe OF tne
hox th-t the engineer assisted In the sssut ado oo'n
dragged him aft wher be- severely oesten oy SspN
Ho.xus over the head. Oh 1ulders. &e win aropc.
For the defence. IL Was shown oy hf- ho1'ke
owner of the steamship who uss on board and otners
,h.t one day after the cabin dinner toward DARK tns
,t-~.rd bad being s-iEed up tor some cause out GOV
sx.v the mate followed him 10 the galley and crap
nj took place b.ts-en them. the mate nssins nln
down that the cook came behind the m<ir sno
.,rucx him % the back OF the neck then sritco
him 10 try 10 get him away from me s'eNsr'
the ensineer rushed 10 70 the assistance OF INC
m.,e-,hry took the cook aft when the captain zs's
him some olous with rope halt 10 nveeisntns OF ~
inch thick IL also said that the steward ana eoos
rad both been drunk cY two or three dsJs tns' Nss
pat Of the regulation Of the vessel TO give 'ne err anu
Others belonging 10 Der half pint OF rum escn pei
5.y IL WA denied, the other hand mar me usn
W.. drunk The witnesses also stated tnh ine mat,
sns engineer us>d no force than ~o necessary 10
get the COOK aft and that the mste di1 no' suAs nc
! cDoks head down a. alezet.-ine Court eoo"oerso
,ba ooh himself vas TO blame add gave Judgment Tor
Defendants