The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-31
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CounT OF GENEaAL SESSIONS, Oct 3o.-Bsfore Re.
cordsr Scott and Aldermen yeeks and Tsppsu Trial
Counsel for the people, Ogden Hoffman John McKson,
and Jonas d Phillips, Esqs; the defence David Ora
ham and James I. Brady, Esqrs
Mr. BRADY. this morning proceeded to open the case
the part of the defence in the which he took
occasion to comment upon the manner in which the
cused had been persecuted since her and that
apart from the prejudice that had to-
wards her, she had been hunted down like a deer while
portion of the press had verdict of guilty
against her before the trial ofthe cause; ac
cused the only individual who had been assa-d for the
prisoners council had In for their share abuse
through the columns Of few Of the city papers,
ing acted inhumauy towards the first witness called by
the prosecution merely because they had faithfully
deavored to discharge their duties to their client
DEBoRAH TIERS examined for the defence reside
Walden, Orange county, have lived there twenty-five
portion Of which time she has resided with her sister
KAYE known her to be absent from her sisters for two
months at time; che lived With Mr.. Cook in ls45 her
general character has been very bad | recoect when
she went from Walden to Ramspo; 1t about the LIST
OF April lsto; saw hef on the morning after she re,
her say that che liked Mr. Cook very much; that she
had been quite sick and had been to New York. where
with old lady who had helped her very much
that her sickness had been In Of
suppression of her monthly turns which the lady in
New York had restored; have daughter, and had
difficulty with her In quence Of sssocisting
with Maria Bodine, who told that she good
nv daughter think this was about the first of August
last; Maria told that If the neighbors did quit
talking about her. that Samuel Smith would clear her
than Smith, Bodos has been
very bad for the last five years. would not believe her
Cross.eramiued-Iw would not believe Maria Bodine
under OATH because she has told me 90 many things
which know to be untrue; she used to be very impu
neghbors had told bad story about her, and that
intended to take up she said the neighbors had
ported that she was In the family did not believe
1t because had heard her say before, when it
not the case.
At O'Clock the court adjourned until Monday
morning.
SUPERIOR Comm in Oh aubers Oct aO -Refore Judoa
VaAderpoel. StilitceH Warrant. An Engishmsn who
arrived In the 1ted States about three months snce
intending to purchase lands went to the house Prime
Ward Co and lodged with them $4,000 the whole of
his capital He then went West to select farm return
ed leaving him with only forty dollars He then com.
menced suit and issued stilwsl warrant against the
partners on the ground Of fraud The argued
yesterday before Judge Vandsrpee and is now under
advsement.
COMMON PLEAS, Oct 3o-In overwhelmingly.
rus Page implesded, So, ads Jaques Gruedin-This
appeal from order made by a Judge at cham
bers setting aside former order and authorizing the
plaintiff to issue an execution on the judgment in said
CouRr-We think the order appealed from ought not
to be sustained Order discharged but without costs
Walker ct al. vs. Marsin-Verdict for plaintiff
Armed with costs.
Lindsey ct al Drew ct al-Rsport of referee set
aside on plaintiffs paying the costs Of the reference
Brewster vs.. strikrr-Eithsr party may move for
enter judgments pro forma for plaintiff to bring
writs of II no motion be made, such judgments
entered.
Melss vs.. Bernard-New trial granted on payment Of
costs.
Bibby vs. Lscomb-Verdct for plaintiff confirmed
Lane ads. Chaunoey-Appeal denied without costs.
Bibby VS.. Cumer-Verdict for plaintiff confirmed.
Whittlesey vs.. Hoxie,&c-Verdict for defendants.
UNITED STATES CIRcuIr CouRr, Oct. S0-Before
Judge Nelson The United STATES Us. Parsons The
trial of Parsons who had been indicted for embezzng
and opening letter. was called on this morning, and
special verdict Of guilty taken by consent subject the
opinion Of the Court the question whether the crime
for which the prisoner indicted is within the pur-
vieu of the statute.
UNITED STATES CoMNfIssIoNER,s OFrIcE Oct 30
Before Commissioner A Gardiner Assault Nth a
Dangerous Wenpon The charge against Captain
Bursey of the chip Hottenguer for sssaulting Of
his crew with dangerous weapon, investigated this
morning and dismissed.
SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBERs Oct. 30 Before Judge
Hurlbut-Habtas .Corpus-Michael Dunn who had
enlisted in the United States service In Of drunken
ness, was brought before the judge and discharged