New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-01
Law Courts.

Law COurfs.....l ID eieIf
L. :. COMMISSIONERS OFFGcE-Beforo Commissioner
A. Gardiner Case Of Vim. H. Wisap--Ihe examination
was continued The Cashier OF the Bank At Newbursn
gave testimony also did the Postmaster at that place
The Cashier stated that receiving the DRAFT Swhlcn
was not cndoFsed) in favor OF Iweedy, jennings Co
with request that the should be forwarded Ia
the firm at Port Jeryis he inquired and ascertaned that
no such firm existed there On looking At the New
York Business Directory he found the firm to be at
Broadst. in this city and wrote to them.
IL was in testimony that the prisoner was IN Newfc
in October last and passed through to Ncwiiaven with
friend 10 whom ne loaned three dIheIent tunes IN IN
October aud November SEQ. The friend had heard oil
Mr. Wsner receiving the remiitanccs anonymously
directed to his father p-iporting to be Iom York,
&c. To be continued-W We understand that money IL
missing which probably would have come ON the route
but at what POstofice stopped IS unknown Mr. Nor
rs the Postmaster OF this city, was present at the exam
inaon-Messrs. Butler and Marbury appeared for the
u. :. and Mr.. Wright for the defence.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.-Argument AS to
whether the District Attorney is bound to exhibit letters
and other papers in his hands mot oicia) connected
with the OF Calvin Russ, (who stands charged 1t
will be recolected with the murder OF his we) 10 the
prisoner his counsel Mr. Graham commended that he
so, while Mr. Mckeon District Attorney, held the
reverse such course general rule might give an
opportunity should prisoner see ut to do so oil ecr
cisng improper effort to controyert the testimony &C.
The Court viii decide this forenoon
SUPERIOR CouRr-In Chambers-Beiore Judge Oak.
ey.-HobeaS C0rpHs.-A wit was applied Tor and obtain
ed requiring the party charge 70 produce the person
of of the children connected with the company Of
Viennose Dancers The complaint is based. we under
stand in part the idea that the child is not well
reated should be- &c hearing will be had to day
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Beiore Judge UlshOefef.
tfiichrist vs.. James and Art,V " PdrsOHs.-Acon
a note, being OF several In renewal, which Messrs.
Warren procured to be cashed tor Mesrs r. and which
Mr. Arthur P defends plea Of usury, already
erred to- The Jury, after being out some time could
not agree, and were discharged. They stood.
told. tor plaintiff and for defendant the Jury con
sisting of 10.
Emily FaraedR John Hyy.-Action TO recover
damages tor alleged injury to the basement OF Mrs Re
house IRON the CIoton water hydIant oil Nh IA. but
which denied already referred to. Verdict for de-
tendant.
Before Judge lngraham-iqdrtp stark William
Hrigh and John Alien executors OF Janet Barlas dec d.
John Todd The plaintiffs to note for
$500 due the estate In defence letter from Mr. Allen
OF the plaintiffs written to MI Todd after the com
mencemen of the suit. read. 1t tates Mr. As
prise that the suit had been CONNER need he (Mr.
understood the note had been set OF to Mr. rs sister
I'VE understand that the sister had attended Mrs b. in
her life time The Court held that the letter was
evidence OF arrangement which the executors had
not n 10 carry into eisctand also that could net
be evidence as it not in the peadings Verdict for
plaintiffs 1884 70For plaintiffs, Dir w. nels and Mr..
Z w. Wagoye, Jr. For defendant Nh. Z. Clarkson.