The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-29

supnrMr CouRr-sspt. 2s.-Prsssnt, Justices Cady,
McConn ana huroas.s ne fa sh;, S , sreu
ishsd; judgment reserved The People Vs. Mathew Bar
ron next taken up. Barron was convicted at the
Court Of Oyer and Terminer OF grand larceny and
fenced the prison. the verdict excepted to,
and the on to-day for argument. Mr. Burlock
appeared Barron and the District Attorney for the
Thursday
jonas a. Gauiey John "A. F,a1er.-Tbs was an sc-
ton for the balance of account the claimed was
500. The defendant admitted that he owed sos but
insisted that the difference between that and the sum
claimed for goods sold to third person. for which
he not liable The jury found verdict for plaintiff
Merrill
Henry .andrews vs.. Jonathan Goodhue ct aL-This
goods owned by plaintiff which he alleges damaged
on the voyage from Liverpool to this port In the fan oil
York owned by tbs defendant, several bales Of car.
pstng and hearth two of the bales were damaged
rendered %s rnS sasSs TO- rsco
YER from Goodhue & Co the amount Of the loss So %
Defence was two-fod first that the vessel was
rienoed and careful captain that the goods
fully slowed in proper place that TIE damage
that they were damaged In the manufacture Adjourn
ed For plaintiff, Mr.. Chester; for defendant Mr. Ha
CosMoN PLEAs-James Nc G.0ire W. .austin b. Trov-
bridge.-Action for false imprisonment plaintiff
chimney pieces from dsndst the latter
proceeded against the plaintiff and Brady and obtained
for $240 After the Judgment obtained, defendant
applied by petition to Judge Ushoeer for warrant for
their arrest stating that they obtained the goods by
false to wit that the money was In the
hands Of Mr.. Ferris Pe for whom they were building
houses and when the mantes were finished he would
pay for them; and further that he ascertained such
representations to be false The warrant granted
and McGwire kept in custody for two days alter
which he discharged by consent Of defendant Inc
defendant failed in proving the allegations In MS Pc
ttion, and there verdict for the plaintiff for $50
For plaintiff Mr. c. Wheeler; for defendant, Mr. Akin
UNITED STATES CoMMrssIoNERs OSFIcE- Before Com
missioner Gardiner-Charge Of Revolt and Assault and
Battery -Berche Lopez arrested this morning by
Deputy Marshal Morrison charged with attempting to
create a revolt on board the schooner Bglow while
lying at the quarantine ground Sunday evening last
appeared che mate ordered Lopez to shut down the
psated the order upon which, the captain states the
prisoner struck him and knocked him down. The mat
ter Is adjourned for further examination.
CoURr APPEALs-The term closed yesterday.
There were forty on the calender One Judgment
affirmed by default One writ of was 9uashed,
and two appeals dismissed on melton. Nineteen
other argued Of which five were decided by
affirming the judgments Of the supreme Court ana ,ne
ton The court went twice through the calendar ana
heard all the which ready for argument me
next term Of the court win be held at tns lily a s,
Albany ARGUS, Sept %.
CoMMIssIoNERs NoTARIEs.-A proposition fs De-
fore the Legislature to make the OF deeds
elections and to be elected by the people every three
years. 1t Is intended to make two Of the inspectors OF
each election district commissioners and the other one
. notary public This will give the city one hundred
and sixty six commissioners, and eighty three notares
Should the measure be carried into erect VIII nave
the tendency elevate the ballot boxes and also divide
the offices between the parties.
CouRr CALENpAR-Circuft Court-This day-Before
Judge Edwards-Nos sl So, l04 1876, 100, lo los lo9
no. ILL., ll2, So Al. 81. Common Pieds-before Judge
UlsheGer-Nos. l, ,, g. 4, l5 SO, 60, 81, 81, 49, a.