The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-16


SUPREME CouRr, Sept l5-Gsneral Term Present
Justices Csdy AIeCoun and HurIburt Cause ~ on
ssu u,sndsr Brown VS. Ely which was postponed on
f"nas U'a On aud argued by Mr. BAnisl Lord for de-
co"rt %. snd BY Mr. Elijah Ward for plaintiff The
sranIed new trial Cause No as was next in order,
was argued by Mr. Tyson plaintiff and Mr. Wy
turn va stryker, was next called and wa. argued bv
h INT Soper FOR plaintiff and H C. Caiy for defendant
Inc argument Will DO resumed this NOR nin9
SUPERIOR CouRr-Befors Juaos o..,- r,.,Iv
Hd%ptTh u.s. NstAanist Boyd,James Boyd and Won
sen1This was az action Of trespass The plaintiff and
defendants Boyd set up adverse claims To bonss in
Coumbis street. The plaintiff was in po.ss.so. OF
nd h. the remaining part unsnante
let the part untsnanted to ooorsd man NAMED Boaas
who took possession and his furniture into The
threw his furniture into the street. The d.fsndsnt
James Boyd, attempted to renstste him in the nos
After the plaintiffs testimony was gone thrp,ncS
the jury under the direction Of the c.urt dis
him, The defendants then went into eyiIssss. -
the termination OF which the court ordered nonsu;t
Nathaniel Boyd and that the ssr defendant .Sta IN
as his agent In letting the vrem>es he right to
49, For P,' P, Dir r. winslow; for defendants,
UNITED STATES CoMMrss,oNrs's OrSlor.-Before Com.
missioner Morton. Charge Of Reron Eight Of the
Of the ship Gertrude held to bail this day In
$50 each to answer the charge The reported
in the Herald Of yesterday.
IN CHAMsRa-Befors Judge Edwards-John NcK...
an an ", Is F.e ,s;. Ns";ssne Steam Co~pay
company for breach Of contract and attached the
steamer lately in pert belonging to them Mr. Tiou on
day morning to have II. stt.shmspt DISCHARGED M
H. Morrison opposed the motion. Decision reserved
HaSeas Corpus-A writ Of Habsas Corpus was grant
cd to-day by Judge DAILY to bring csrtan parties be-
fore him. but - he requested that the par
tcs should not be published until the matter II.
ultimately. up We have complied with his rsausst.
Inc writ rsturnable on Friday and win consid.
cradle excitement
corder SCOTT and Aldermen Dodd and sporord-Iohn
McKson Esq District Attorney Forfetn of Recos-
the following named persons were sailed .pon for trs
and failing to appear their rscognizsnoes rsspsc-
lively declared to bs forfeited, vizAlonzo Finch In
dicted for embezxsmen and grand larcsny Julia Haw
kins indicted for grand Toba Kepeen and Geo
Niles ssysray indicted for ob'ainns goods by false
pretsnces; Phebs smith, and Isabella Lang ssvery in
dicted for petit larceny Phebs Doty indicted keep
ing disorderly house, and James s. Rodgers Bridget
| Pel VIM Lum.y VIM Minor, Robert Goodsnough and
VIM Downey, ssveraly indicted for assault bate
Trial for .assauit and Battsry-John w Garsde
indicted or an assault and battery alleged to have been
last was then called to trial The jury after brief con-
sutation rendered verdict of .eqaittal
7tia! for svgtHry-Edward Matthews (bsy) i'm
pleaded with Charles Dunbar and Lewis MoCraa, was
next placed at the bar for trial indictment
burglary in tho LIST degree in having on the Both day Of
value Of sos.
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Of Laight and Varick Streets in the latter part Of
August her house broken in by forcing of of
the window shutters; the houso robbed Of gold
watch aud quantity OF jswery; the family NOT
home when the burglary was committed; have q
part OF tho property SINCE saw it 1t the police Office
| JAMES eGRATH, sworn.-l am policeman OF the och
ward; arrested tho boy Matthew'S found $40 ia cash
upon bis person also found several articles Of swsry
! which were identified by hrB. Dash
| WARRINGTON N. TnvAMAN, Sworn-I had the keys OF
the house of Mrs Dash during her absence tbs house
entered some time In August but do not resoleot
the exact time
From the admissions Of Dubois and McCrea that Mat
thews not participation in the burglary the jury
found verdict Of not guilty
(boys) being srrsigned for burglary in the lat de-
gree In having the 30th day Of August burglariousy
entered the house of Mrs. Dash of Laght and
Varick and stolen therefrom jswsry 80 of the
value of Sl06 pleaded guilty to the charge and were
sent to the House Of Refuge
The court then adjourned until to- morrow morning.
| CoURT OF ArPEALs, Sept. H-NO l0-Fort appellant
Bard ct al respon characterization by OHdents to
dismiss appeal Granted, without Martin plain
r. moved, behalf Of defendant in to override
frivolous the replication of plaintiff in in this
cause. Argued er pdrte-no one appearing to oppose
Held under adviseUoent No. llBrtton ct al PLAINTIFF
in Frink defendant in error.-slr f. 3 Bulard
opened and concluded the argument for the Defendant In
error and Mr. NJ Hill jr closed for plaintiffs in error
No 3-Cornng ct al plaintiffs in error vs. Mccullough
defendant in errer--The argument Of this cause wa
opened by MIR N. Hill, jr, for plaintiffs in error.
| CouRr Calendar, THIS DAr-Sups Coar,. Nos
30, 81 So 49, 80, IA 49, a. 49, AS 40 co. ST. o. So 81
| SO, 80, 81, 81, SO, "a, e5 So, 81, 6s, 50, TO-
| WESTERN FRONTIER ia a fact but Iittls