The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-18

Judges Nelson and Betts.-Ins United States, vs the
Eleeufors Of Henry Eekford In this case an action
brought against the executors OF the late Mr. Eek
1ord one OF the sureties Of Samuel Swarwouton bond
entered into by him to the United States in the Of
iAtniiy account TO the government for all moneys re-
ceived by him Collector of the port of New York and
pay over the same The tried about two years
since anu verdict rendered for the defendants The
District Attorney for the United States for
new trial on the ground that the verdict contrary
20 law ana evidence 1t is thought the argument will
occupy several days The District Attorney appears
Tor the government and Messrs Lord and Cutting
the defendants.
corder Scott, and Aldermen Dodd and Spoford-John
Mckeon Esq, District Attorney Trial fer Receiving
morning, the trial of William j. Smith, a colored man
on charge OF purchasing articles and knowing
same TO have been stolen was On the part
the several witnesses examined to prove
thst ne had previously sustained excellent character
sAskLLA Moon, on being called testified that she had
pee IN e employ OF the prisoner for period OF three
years. and was working for him when the boy, Lucas,
SOLO tne pieces Of CLOTH the latter stated that the pro-
psrty had been given to him by his father witness fur
ther testified that the prisoner she had any
kn0wledye OF MS business, bought stolen goods
unable agree upon verdict in the case and at
late hour We're discharged by the court.
MADAME festeH .idnittedt 10 Bdil.-Ths Court held an
evening session. at O'clock fo the purpose OF attend
Ing to an application to obtain the discharge Of Madam
Kestel the scoused through her counsel Offering as
surety MI DAY, OF No II Leonard street. who testified
that he was the Of real estate worth upwards
$4,000 The District Attorney cross examined Mt
&c. The Court after consultation, expires sed
themselves satisfied with the bill offered Matam X
was, therefore, discharged from custody The District
Attorney understood to have formally notified MADAM
Rese that she will be called trial on the ndictmen
| found against her Tuesday morning next Tn,
Court then adjourned until tomorrow morning.
| CouRr OF APPEALS Sept I6.-No. l5-Howana plfI
In error vs. Fuller deft in error, called and passed-th
defendant In error appeared. but not having properly
noticed the cause default could be taken. No 10
Jencks PIN in error Smith def. in error-called
reversed. No. l7-Frazer ct al. appellants Western
ct al respondents and passed appearing
NO lS-Curts pl6 in error Jones def. In error
Mr. NJ, L. Reynolds opened the argument of this
| for plaintiff in error. Mr. II. II. Selden opened an
| conducted the argument for defendant in error MI
reynolds closed for plaintiff in error No 19-Brad
appel VS.. MCosker respt called and passed. ap
pearing No. 20-Judson plf In error HoughtoI
deft In error, do do, No. 2lWood ex. &c PHI in
vs.. Wsinant ct al, def. in error. Mr.. II s. Dodg
| opened the argument for plaintiff in The cour
announced that this the last call Of the calendar
| CouRr CALENDARS, Monday, Sept 20th-surERroI
| Couar-Befors Judge Oakey-Nos 4s, Ii, Al, "a, 81
81 81 S. &c. 80, &c. 81, 81 49, 49, lOO AZ H. A. So
| so, 81.
COMMON PLEAs.-This Court opens for the September
term on Monday, with q calendar Of 396 causes The
day calendar for Monday will be Mes. l. ., 3, L.
SO, III, III, H. Is, Ia, l5 Judge Ingraham presiding