The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-28
law Intelligence.

Tar Corsr,- There was nothing of the siightest
public interest led in OF the courts yesterday
CoRRrcrror-Und.,r the head of Law Intelligence, In
MONDAYS pspsr in noticing the admission Of . man
named carpenter to bail, BY Chief Justice Oakley We
stated that there thrSe indictments against MN
accessory with person pasuea Andros IN passing conn
terft money and the other for secrstng him after he
had got out Of prison.
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SUPREME CoURT or THE UsIrEp STATES, Jan 20, Is4s
On the motion OF Mr.. Clifford, Chas. Conner Es9,
Of New York; and, on the motion Of MT Webster w.
p. Fesssnden Esq of Maine were admitted attorneys
and couuseiers OF this court.
Ne 30. D s Stacy, administrator Of c s. Lee vs.
Thrasher for the use OF VIM Sellers IN error u 'ne
Giro nit Court United States for Louisiana.
MIR Justice Grier delivered the opinion OF this court
reversing the judgment OF the said circuit court with
and remandiu this to be proceeded win In
conformity to the opinion Of this court
No. IA M. Luther, plaintiff in error, vs. L. M Borden
ct al The argument OF this cause was continueo Dy
Mr. Whipple for the defendants in error
sTRrAL OF DR. CooLEnsE AT AuoysrA. Ms-supreme
Judicial Court special term State OF Maine W vaio
rus PCooledgs-Jan 2sth.-At N early hour the multi
tude throueed the srssts and crowded round the jail
and Dr. Tappan's westinghouse, 10 great numoers All
: ssd ~s e. q
that has hardly parallel in tbs history OF crime AZ
ten o'clock the Court came n attended oy .as ,h
house and filed every part OF IT, PREVIOUS 10 Idle
tho galleries were ned with ladies whose countenancss
once figured as gentleman scholar and great woman
pleaser was about to be tried for his fs-a cIe2m-
with strapcs emotions At half past ten the prisoner
came In and conducted by sevsral officers to sbox
prepared for In tho centre aisle of the church. some
twenty feet from the pulpit and in front of Theirs
nothing in his appearance any thing 10
distinguish him from the mass Of young doctors or
this State His form Is eight and very geuteel he
dressed in black flock coat and pants and BLACK SATIN
double breasted vest shirt bosom very nice, COL
lar and silk handkerchief Of two three coors about
his neck. He Is twenty-seven years OF age. MS mir
dark brown and his face whiskeress and almost beard
less His forehead is rather low, temples somewnat
sunk In eyebrows heavy dark blue small eyes anu qu
sunken In bis head well chss'ieu to ia and
mouth well formed. and the general expssssoI =. %
mild and pleasant b. %s. an
restless look but do not indicate mnch ntenectua pow
~ any thing very wiSssa than otherwise and
ma "A NOT make one think Of murderer He appears
q" o.. and unmoved ss any one 10 the ssess
serDis. Eat in tho box prepared for him, Dr. Tappsn
Nd. An able and pathetic prayer, ssyns among e.nsr
In the prp sent organic alton or society IL was
tnns S,s ~ at ipqu,siton for blood should Do made
t. the D, aver Mr. Payne prosecuting omoer ior tns
e Tile no that Dr. Hill had been sent to inquire
,..h ease Dr. Hill returned and stated 10 the court
~ uitness was unable to attend toe trial at pre-
tns. 'n NJ PAYNE then moved for an adjournment of
,hs court r this witness was very Important one ier
the uovernn et. and thsS ne ava nos ss sae so,ng
ou ma,sr,si a., 10 the stomach of the murdered man
and lea coutents Tie names o. asoue one nunarea
o rsrs now aa,Iso by the clerk, and answers
made from which numb "a jury were to be empa,need
for the trial Of the prisone inc coutt then
the motion OF the prosecuting oncer and az
ter much deliberston and d,sStory oSvefSsnon VIVA
tho attorneys Interested, Ihisf Jusuos W u
cautioned the Jurors drawn not 10 suffer then esssh
be influenced by conversipg upo,r the suheot - ~.
trial. and adjourned the trial until The second Tuesea,
Of March next Thus ended the altar much to the re-
greet OF Thousands Of spectators whoss appetitee we're
keen for the trial The sick witness Nh wan ans re-
cevsd the stomach after II was takeh irsm Inc pooy
and was only person TO identify n as being tie same
Of which cont-nts snnslzei therefore, hs tes-
timony forms an important link In tho cnap OF cnoum
stances Cor. Boston Mail, Jan. ~