The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-05

An act Tor the relief OF Joseph Gideon
An act for the relief Of Lewis c. 9artori
act for the relief of the legal representatives Of
Joseph T. Primssu and Thomas J. Chapman.
An oct for the relief Of George Russell and others
simon spsding, deceased
An act for the relief of the legal representatives OF
An act to amend an act entitled "An to provide for
oe',er orssnr iion OF the Department Of indian Az
nrs unu an ACT entitled IN act to regulate trade and
intercourse With the L. dian tribes AMI TO rss.rvs neace
on .ne ionuers approved June 3D. iss4 and for other
An act for the relief of Mary segsr and for the relief
Oh Esha Dennson, administrator Of Fhenix Carpenter
An act for the reduction Of the and expenses Of
proceedings IN admiralty agans, ships and vessels
aes or 'ne reei OIL Zacharish simmonS Of the State
An act for the relief of the heirs of John Paul Jones
certain salt spring lands heretofore granted to the states
| Of Michigan, Illinois and Arkansas
An act to establish port of entry at Saura, in the
joint resolution TO prohibit the sale private entry Of
certain lands In Cincinnati, Ohio
Joint resolution for the relief Of Will g. Stokes
viving partner of John N. e. Stockton & CO.
JOINT resolution for the relief OF the children Of Ste.
phen Johnson, deceased.
joint resolution relative to the preparation and pre-
taon OF medais to certain French British and spanish
officers
Joint resolution for the relief of NJ A. Price and Z A.
| White.
Jopt resolution authorizing ard directing the ex ami
nauoh ana settlement oil the claims Of Alexander vi
| Cumming.
Joint resolution for the settlement of the accounts OF
Purser u. X. Barry.
Joint resolution for tie relief of John aud Charles
Bruce.
Joint resolution Of thanks to Major General Zachary
iaylor the officers and soldiers under his ommand for
their conduct IN sorming the city II Monterey.
! Law Intelligence.
SUPERIOR Couar, March Before Chief Justice
Ione'. richard Hayes vs .asoph Stone ct akIn this
the jury rendered the following verdict:-' we find
verdict Tor tho plaintiff Of So las 30 100 damages and six
cSnts COSTS; and that there evidence sufficient to
al far
tna OH drawers, to buy and sell bills credit but
mat custom lsted to authorize agent to purchase
olls On Sreot ior nj, principal having his funds
hand" Thu, verdict is important as il Establishes be-
yona all DOUBT that commission merchants in this city
bndo wne ,nsy have their principals funds IN their
| credit except at their own risk
COMMON Pleas. March 4-Before Judge Daly.-Mont.
somery Us Odtman-rhe jury in this case rendered a
verdict tor the plaintiff cents damages and six cents
costs.
Cousr or GENERAL sessoNs.--Msrch 4,h-Bsfore
necorder scott and Aldermen Walsh and Walker. John
acheon, Esq District Attorney 49, Trial for Grand La
e.ny "A coiored man named George King, placed
rs oar a. the opening OF the Court this morning
gold watch and guard chain alleged be worth 500 the
property Of another colOred by the name Of Robert
Sands water, employed at the Howard House. Or
The part OF tho prosecution, it shown that the pro
perry Ia question was stolen from the trunk Of Sands
which he Kept at No Catha,iue Lane, where tine &C
cused boarded aud that the watch subse quepty
covered from person with whom he had pswned it, ant
ina On osng nter,ogaed respecting 1.-THE stated that he
tation rendered verdict of guilty, aud the Court
fenced INN to two years imprisonment in the States pr
|
Trial for Bigamy-A app ,rently about 30 years
od named Charles Ryno was then called to trin
Indictment charging him with bgamy; in having the
18Th OF November last, united himself in the bonds
wedock to young female named Maria I. Langdon
having at the same tnc wifo living in the State Of New
Jersey ga the part OF the prosecution il shown in
evidence that the accused married
v. by the Rev Mr.. Murray, on the 18Th of June 1889
10 wary Van Setback who Is still living; that on the
ism OF November last he married Maria Lang
don, by the Rev Mr. Goodse pastor Of tho NJ Episco.
pal church in Wet atreet; tna. by way OF inIucement
to Miss Langlon TO marry him the accused had repre-.
.ented 10 her that he was widower, with three chill
dren which, however were with his mother at Scotch
Plains " that he had 500 In the Savings Bank ba
sides of for his furniture which he
sold shortly alter the death Of his first wife and on
that account sbs consented to marry tho aoo0sod after an
acqustance ofene month; that after living with him
about six weeks she sscersned his wife was still
alive when the prisoner finding the fact had become
known, absquauiatcd, and was not again until h
arrest A. D. Russell EsQ, in opening the in be
that no intended to show in evidence that his ellen
when ten years old was thrown with great violence
wagon, since which time he had been incapable o
| speaking ami acting for himself Several wi,nesse
were then called for the defence Their testimony tend
ed TO show that the accused from his youth had bes
considered OF very weak mind andcoud be entrust
I'd to transact any business of importance. TIE Cour
at this stage of the proceedings adjourned until to
row morning.
Covar CALRsD.R-This Day.--Circut Comt-i5. "a
50 y, so 49, - to 81, 1871. Common Pleas Part l. 81
10 II. So 03 % 81, % 1OI 100 Part 1--lOq 900 2ol
2,o o. 81 so 40 u.s. IA n 20 80, 1913 us 2o4 10!
90, os " 100 100 lei 30 g.! go l22 49, 1876, co. SO4
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| Varieties.
Rev J. L Lenhsrt, of the Methodist Episcopal church
IN Fat rson has oeen appointed by the President chap
! lain in the U s. Navy.
The steamboats, Worcester ard Governor came in col
son last night at Sands Poin rs miles this side OF New
York The Worcester sustained about 800 worth in
| Ju y. The Governor was uninjured.