The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-07

Law IntelliUence.

Law Intelligence.
y SUPREME Couhr, Sept o-Prssent Ju.ti... c.a urr,
but and Edwards The court was oryansaS ~,
at 10 ocock-ths first business taken up was snniics
lions for the admission Of attorneys which
and Henry u. Cowles Chas. O'Conor and WIN 81
Dodge, Esqrs were appointed examiners who are to sit
this evening for the exaIn OF csuddates
pare motions then taken up few heard AFTER
which the general calendar called but none OF the
parties being ready the court adjourned to 10 o'clock
morrow morning.
Before Judge acknowledgement Term-Judge Ed
monds took his seat in the chamber formerly occupied
by the late Vice Chancellor, and opensd special
OF the court for hearing law and equity motions His
honor announced the order Of business to be fows
lst, exparte notions I'd, special disputed motions
Sd, enumerated motions, motions placed On tho
lender He also announced, that by tho cousttu-
abolished that future all chancery sales of mort
gagged property to be made by the sheIas;
the sheriff of the county and city Of New York should
In hours after he received the proceeds OF
such sales bring the into and deposit them
1T tho Bank OF Commerce in the OF the clerk Of
the Court OF Appeals We understood his Honor TO say
that there was at present in the New York Life and
Trust Company $4,000, and Ia the Manhattan Bank
$3.50 600 OF suitors money. All orders made IN future
TO draw money ont Of court 10 b, signed by the
judge making the order and to be counergned by tho
clerk OF the Court OF Appeals After this announces
nent was made, some eapGrte motions were heard,
amongst which wac sn application IN the matter Of Paul
Bruni for certorsr to remove the proceedings from
the Police Court into the Supreme Court upon which
his Honor made an order 20 show cause vbv sch pro
ceeongs should not be removed and further that JUS
tice Drinker should stay all proceedings In the
until the further order Of the court aud that the odsg
French Consul His Honor shortly After aa;onrnsd
uNirED STATES CneuIr Counr sept. 6-Befors Judge
this morrinr ;s Ia .t. y. tlo oourt cotnn,enceu
ed that appeal cases only would be heard week. and
The CHS. Of w I ,H t W aen up.
the tow6oaf Sovereign then called which APP
Judge Bat,s IL I'D IT, o. H. ,a,h ~ O,h ~
isaS tho naipt pIeasrs sscht cssd bs Miss
was lying ut the foot Of of the piers in the North
canal hoat Snaro Wa" ounS LOW nav 10 sUw .o
take other boats in row IN ',s. tb .Ns th 90 ~
nsi boat tooI shaa Low psssps .he ,s w.. CO
cmtt,nr bsc das.n ~, rho , u , "a. IN ~ s o ~,
to IN. ,mornt ~ tsno A at 49, 10 ;,;,.at 70 "a
bs,,ant w. ,ha ns,i, c sun r maD ; .. ~ sI ILL.,,
mos and nroot in ,h sa Idpa R, ,, ,ns pe az
libel with costs from which decision The eainr, sp
nssI. Th o Eth TN mn,e usois.on .iie pSi" Nh, ~
, na cause VIII occupy xwoor .nfee lays Sessrs
n.tng and sedswex for appellants Nessrs Bodns and
o ro
SUPERIOR CouRr-Sept o-Before Judge Oskley.-The
term OF this Court was opened to-day and jury sworn
In ater which the Court adjourned to this day week
COMMON PLrAs-Sspt g. Before Judge DaIv-9ibsrf
Beach u.s. Samuel Iianmord This was an action OF
troyer for the recovery OF gold watch Che parss are
both Ii seems that paintif left the watch
in dispute with defendant for sone purpose which did
not APPEAR The defndant aIisgss that he
recognised the watch be ono which had been former
y stolen from him The question was as to identity
Of the watch. Verdict tomorrow msrning For
plaintiff MIR. James. Rowe; for defendant Mr. T. War
nsr.
Coupr ov Grs,u., s,..,ox, Gan, s,h rho sor,s,,
nv,~a c,srdr @ ,hs, ; s -. In,
l. rnne i. bmry,ary A. 1ors.rv o. ;ntnt,cids ~ nm
hsryia,nent and ryand iarnany ,rsnS i.ro.ns 90
tia nrotancea .,ttsnn, a, 49, ssra o. -
tural offence /: coneealsd To steal l. rescu,ny nriso
ner breaking windows and assault Il p.tjI larc.uies
| o; Abandonment .; bastardy 7 Total 81
The following gentlemen we're then called and swor,
as members Of the grand inquest who alter the usus
obarg from th. Recorder retred In nsr room for the
ution of the dutju, assirnsd tbrm-Cornsin.
Jaoobus foreman John Burehil' George Bell. O.msr
Benton Matthias Clark ID, via Ii.,i tschar1 'E,.n.h
| William Messler Euocn MORGAN Amos MILF Abraham
| Quackeubusb s n sturcr,s Eranc,s schol,, Rnh.rt
: Tremosr william IyJsrbi,i Sarons Jv,,ds1SM
| George Ward Henry Brsyort-Is
Ronert P.tter.on ;nd,.,.d Co. ..sa,t+ ana a..x..
Hugh Aionohsw for burglary Michael Walsh for INA
ana John ii vens for grand were called for
but failing to appear their vera rfitsd
and pench warrants ordered for their arrests
Pteadsd CuiAv Patrick Martin headed ouiltv IN M,
assault and battery on Ralph Patterson sSntsncs de-
ferred until Wednesday
iftaiJ or .assaun wh intent XII Patrick Burke,
aIas Drien was thsn put upon trial. on an Indictment
io having on the l2th day OF June last assaulted with