The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-16
Law Intelligence.

SUrERroR CouRr, April l5-Before Judge Oakley
promssory notes for small amount they Of no
interest except to the parties Immediately concerned.
John H. Lord-The defendant in this case went bail for
man named Charles H: Ross who was indicted for a
grand larceny The trial Of Ross called in the Court
Of Oyer and Ternner this term and not having appear
ed his recognizance and that of his bail forfeited
At the time Ross became surety he represented himself
$4,000 1t is now alleged there a fraud practised:
and the District Attorney obtained a Stweu warrant
against Lord q debtor to the State under which he
arrested and committed to Eldridge street jail.
CIRCUIT COURT, April l5-Before Judge Edmonds--
Cornelius Bogart Us. Thomus Iermiiyea-Ths was an
action the Of promissory note dated
in January, 1887 made by defendant jointly with VIM
Bruce since dead The defence its outlawry which
plaintiff rebutted by shownga payment ON account by
full amount.
.aquiila ". Tenley 4 Sons Oiirer P. Mills &
and Muir Bogart, endorsers of note for $2704 70.
Cotemporaneous with the endorsement of the note they
agreed in writing to hold themselves liable upon the
note the same as If regularly protested" The defen
dants counsel commended that this did not amount
allowance Of notice Of non payment and upon that
reced verdict for the plaintiff subject to the opinion Of
the Court In Bank the point raised by MIR Slaughton
defendants counsel
Bill found.-The grand jury found true bill this
morning against Honnor B. Parmalec arst mate Of the
usual punishment on George Stewart formerly sea-
man on board said vessel Parmelee was Immediately
put on his trial. the Jury did not agree up to seven
O'Clock and Judge Nelson ordered them be locked up
until 10 o'clock this morning,
.assauh NTH Dangerous Wedpon.-Thomas Al!sn,
first mate of the ship Stephen Whitney held to bail
Thursday in the sum Of $500, charge of striking
James Mcintosh of the sailors with Delaying pin,
Before Judge NelsonEJohn II. Dauenport, John W.
Quincy. and julio p Hotehkiss, Executors. &C.. Us.
9 rss an sSI
patent for making knobs for doors locks, cabinet fur
nture, &c. of potters clay The operation is the same
vtw hrt r~s
glazing. The plaintiffs allege that defendants prated
their invention and seek damages The defence is that
in England before It was known in this country Yer
dict for plaintiff, $40
CouRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS April 18TH before Recor-
der Scott and Aldermen stonoa and P1rser; John Nc
At the opening Of tho Court this morning VIM. John
placed at the bar for trial on charge OF buga-
~, in having been concerned with VIM II. Thompson,
alias Oneeyed Thompson, in breaking into the coal Of
fee Of Mr. Rexford the night Of the 7th of January
last.
Ofcer KELLY of the 9th ward, testified on the part
of the prosecution as follows On the night In question
saw three men rush out Of Mr. Rexford's oface fol-
and asked them II they saw Mr. Rcxford's Office door
open they replied that they did then requested that
they would go to the office with me- as wished to see
whether all right they went with searched the
office and could not perceive that any thing
with ther tod
them that | not and requested them to 90
with me to the station house; Thompson refused 10 do
that Thompson and Johnson were two of the men saw
| on that occasion; the other man did not know.
| GEORGE r. RExFoRD examined-l am lumber mer-
chant the 9th Of January last had Office in West
street. Jano street. left 1t properly secured the
evening in question: about midnight was notified that
1t had been broken open; proceeding there found 1t
| had been entered, but nothing taken away.
Officer Cook examined.-I am policeman of the 9th
ward about IL O'Clock the night Of the 9th Of Jan
| last, saw johnson pass out Of Thompsons house
Thompson went out after him johnson went up the 9th
avenue and Thompson down to Hudson street | fol-
lowed johnson to Troy street and thence to Hudson
street where johnson and Thompson met, when they
went together to Greenwich street. where they parted
| and lost sight Of them both them again about
10 O'Clock. Thompson's house, but they
saw me near them they went short distance when
arrested Thompson and took him to the station house
where also Johnson that night they each denied
| having any knowledge whatever Of the other disco
vered them talking together the next morning. and
alludng to the fact that they had denied knowing eacl
| other, Thompson remarked that they had been stuff
| fng me-
Officer QuAcxENBoss examined i assisted In arrest
ing johnson the night Of the 9th of January h,
going into Thompson's house.
At this stage Of the trial the Court adjourned until
morrow morning
| CovRr CALENDAR This DAY.-Superior Court--6l
81 49, e 20 So b4 95 o. l0l l07 ia, u.s. III, lls
il9, l2l 1919 l24 l0s So O. 100 l04 TO- So az So 80
81 23 a. Al o. 81 s5 81 TO- H. 36 49, a. as a. 49, 40
o. 26s, so, 273 90, ITO. Circuit Cour49, g. 40 lO4
| 100, 105, 100, Ill, 1l3 to 100,