The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-13

surnrMr covsr Nov i2.-spscial Term.-BeSors
Judge I'd wards The Mandamus Case-The People tr
Judge Edwards granted an nrdsr for msndamus re-
.urnsos the first Monday in December next, to show
oaose WY inc Judgment record Of discontnuance In
the cause OF o'Haravs Neury should not be signed
SUPREME CouRr-General Term--Present, Justices
Huribut McCoun and Mason.-The Unitrd States Dis
trict Attorney applied to have case of Nicholas L.
Mstzser, which was an appeal from the decision Of
Judge 49, placed the calendar of the present
term He stated that his object in placing il on the
calendar for this term was to give an oppor
tunity OF taking action in the matter In case
70 TAX 70 the Court of the United
placed on the calender for January term
Ths J.terson County Bank Us. Prime, Ward e. Co.
Mr. Blunt made application to review Judge Edmopds's
decision m sde in this last Thursday week and to
discharge the DEFENDANTS from arrest In this and Ave
day the unconstitutonalty Of the stlwel act Mr.
Sherman replied to him at considerable length after
tomorrow (this) morning, when Mr.. Blunt will close
| the argument.
U. 8. CoMMrsnoNEn's OFFICE, Nov. l2.-Before d L.
Gsrdiner' Esq Commissioners IF C'u-i and
the ship Christina arrested this morning by Deputy
Marshal smith, and held to bail in $aoo charge Of
| iphictng cruel and unusual punishment on VIM j.
Bell the carpenter Of said vessel
CoURT or GENERAL SESSIONS, Nov. 12-Before Re-
corder Scott, aud Aldermen Smith and Messrole.
Plea of Gully Maria Maclay, indicted for a grand
larceny being called upon for trial at the opening
the court this morning. pleaded guilty to petit lar
her having been in the city prison for the last three
months awaiting her trial. the court suspended judg.
ment in her caso
Forfeiture of Recognizaness Frederick Scherps in
dicted for receiving stolen goods George W Prescott
indicted for msdemeanor in nsurng numbers In
ries; Bridget Sheridan, Edward Johnson and Eliza
kngand severay indicted for petit larceny and John
Johnson Bridget McAnay, John Murphy, Edward Mo
Nsnomy, John Nichols and Chancey Baker, ssveray
indicted for assault and battery failing answer when
called upon for trial their recognzances respec-
| lively declared to be forfeited
IysaI tSr Grand Lareeny. young Irish girl named
Saran Collins was then placed the bar trial an
Indictment for grand larceny in having the Ia Of
last stolen $50 in bank bills So in silver
oon the property Of Thomas Callahan while in his en-
ploy as q servant. The jury acquitted the accused
after number Of prisoners, had been arraigned upon
found against them by the Grand Jury the
court adjourned until to. morrow morning
! COURT OF APrEALs, Nov. I2.-The Court of Appeals
met a. 10 O'clock and resumed the argument of No
which was concluded about O'clock and Judgment re.
served. Cause No 3, Bouchaud, executor, appellant
&C. VS. Joseph Lopez Dias ct al respondents was next
taken up and In part argued by Mr. SANFORD for ap.
pelant. At the close of Mr. Sandfords argument the
cuort adjourned Mr.. B. f. Butler for respondents will!
| be heard tomorrow
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has decided that
the new license law Of that State is unconstitutional
| two Of the Judges dissented.