The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-26

shortly, having in custody Catherine and her DARK
The magistrate committed them both to prison-Catha.
rne ss Witness and the negro on charge Of bigamy.
Law Intelligence.
SUPREME CoUnT, Sept, 90 General Term.-Present,
Justices Cady, McCoun and HurlbutIn Paul Bruni.
in this matter Ordered by the court together with the
return thereto. Mr. +. Sanford objected to the pro-
and ordered the to be set down for argument on
Monday No 54-Ainsie Vs. the Corporation, which
opened yesterday by Mr. sedgewick for plaintiff,
finished; Judgment reserved. No. 6o-sterns ads
Thompson, also disposed Of No 81 next called
and argued by Mr.. Thompson for plaintiff, and Mr. r
Kennedy Whitney, called Mr. Noyes for plain
iG and Mr. Bardons for defendants Judgment reserved
appeared in Court this morning. and demurred to
the found against them by the grand jury OF
Westchester county and the Court directed that it
should be brought on for argument at the November
term of the Court No. S-Radclie VS.. The Mayor, &c
Of Brooklyn being reserved cause was taken up ana
up, and the argument concluded The calendar was
then taken up and No g. Burial VS. Jacot ct al called
on and argued The Court then adjourned to meet at
10 O'Clock Monday 1t is probable the Court will ad
journ for the term in the course of the week.
COMMON PLEAS, IN BANG, Sept. E25.-Decisions--se-
bastian Lshmannetel ads Elnor Thompsonet sl-ver
dict confirmed with costs
Vanvalksnburgh vs. Hartly ct al-New trial ordered,
with costs to abide the event
CouRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS, Sept. 25.--Before Re-
corder Scott, and Aldermen Spoford and Dodge. John
McKeon, Esq District Attorney
Court this morning, George Howard, Implicated with
David Bartlett and John Allen) placed at the bar
on the aad day Of July last stolen from John Brock
Buffalo, quantity Of jewery and 5000 In cash The
testimony in this is the published on the
trial Of Bartlett, who convicted and sentenced to
| five years imprisonment in the State Prison.
AE RUSSELL, Esq counsel for the defence contend
ed that the offence committed In Buffalo, this
Court Jurisdiction in the case and therefore the
| Indictment was illegal
The District ATTORNEY, on the part of the prosecu-
| II a IL.
thorties to sustain his position
The Court overruled the objections Of Mr. Russell and
the cause proceeded The jury after brief absence
rendered dict of guilty and the Court sentenced
prisoner be imprisoned Sing Sing for the
of five years The jury were then discharged for the
term.
| Arrested on Bench Warrants-Phebe Doty was ar
and brought before the Court by Assistant Cap
tain Korrgan bench warrant. issued on an indct-
found against her for keeping disorderly house
at No l64 Church street She allowed to depart on
her own recoguizances Tobias Kepeen indicted for
ceving stolen goods also brought before the Court
by officer ssckman. on a bench warrant lie was COM
| selling Lottery Tickets-Moses Baker, exchange
broker, Of No Chatham square, who tried in this
Court few days ago. indictment for msdemean-
or having sold lottery ticket to Geo W. Prescott,
and found guilty by the jury was then called upon TO
| ceive the Judgment Of the Court.
The RECORDER in passing sentence, took occasion to
make remarks upon the nature of the Offences that
it his presiding magistrate Of the court to
epon upon each grand to enquire whether persons
we're violating the laws by the sale lottery tickets
that the offender in the represented to
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fact any thing the Court knew but the law knows
distinction between the respectable and highly educated
citizen and that of the poor and ignorsn and H. in the
present instance offender person OF education
instead of being In his favor the Court that
a more punishment ought to be inflicted; that
very recently snegro who pleaded that he was ignorant
of committing offence by selling lottery tickets, was
tried found guilty. and sent to Blackwes Island for
six months it, the judgment Of the Court therefore,
was that Moses Baker imprisoned in the city prison
for thirty days and pay fine of $780, The court then
| adjourned for the term
|
plaintiff in error, Hope, defendant in error Mr. A
Thompson opened the argument for plaintiff In
| Mir r. Mott was heard for defendant in
We understand that the Grand Jury of the u s. Cir
cult have the subject of the free letter bsgs
der consideration. Daily Times 22d inst.
| CouRr CALENDARS, MONDAY, Sept. IL Circuit Court
Before Judge Edwards Nos 49, Al, H. &c., rs, 10, 80
Ushoeer Nos H. a. 81 Is, so, TO- IL, ~ rs, ~, 10
| 76, II, 10, 80.
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