The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-08
Court or Oyer and Tcrminsr.

it d.
journed sine die. The celebrated MI Slievegsmon
ought to have been at the camp.
Court or Oyer and Tcrminer.
Before Judge Edmonds and Aldermen Smith Dodge
The People Is Denis Gahoog- Trial for MurderDedis Gil.
dcad Sheridan On the ss day Of
sss
Paysn ss.%sn psssy Marssa asr%an
aiIa
Bsmy The D s n briefly s e.. the
them slightly Of the nature Of the chare aaaiast the prisoner
place Avenue near Eleventh street, Of the police or
to the house of named Hypes in Eleventh street upon
tie house, be then demanded but refused and
struck the head through the broken PANEL the shu
prisoner there with the 6ayon.t (which now pro
decested concerned the aray connected with
Of the parties stabbed with this Instrument We will
morning identified hoey the stabbed him
ANDREW WARINe police officer and exsmined-Was
on his post on Avenue On the morning Of the 9Th Of Auglss
ss he ess Kept by Of
went there in oil haste with the captain of the district
ccsn he tood
effect dont exactly rememSer the words
pss him away and then went to the door there great
%o and demanded adancs m an officer there was
odaoe but sP sWss Il %s
the same witness struck through panel of the shut
ders wash s%ss the sr wa:
ard there's and had ow
produced in his hand witness him. struck
9-M1.a asi it cute, cut OF al. thrust ,s,i,
witness then surrounded by all the persons house. both
ns a and nal ;Id WAS. time. the wit
with an iron tar witness and policeman Downss laid hold Of him.
Sunday morning about l. or between and oosss ssssr
brought him took him to the station house; am una
The station houss , -:
Ssssssns z
reply: that all that said Sheridan he died. At
Cross between % years Of ,ge befsrs
a IN Sf spd aG Ii. Ds: III
OF M the first year of its aud have
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SIDE th was between y and o'clock don't recelsct
night 'ss ssns es
n sad I @
exactly the distance from where he to Illness house.
from M eas h sss not s irony
s ns
som repeated more than once rot by the Saw
any passing coughl.n inter cred rsco
and * 70
Coughlan formerly pocemao witness him WE'LL he
ess a @ s:s,; sssj
the a &
sAS% sa an:
Of s When ao spS s
S S ss' g ss and And Eha .
to oIsn the door as was officer whom reiterated after being
81 ID nS know 's s.S
& $ n %hsn &C., ns $
does not believe b struck any woman A. the oihc ~:
fighting tina. tool place between witness parties x
Ss ssS ;ns % s,S With s:s
befsle oilbooy had been taken into his presence
at the time only door forced the other
s In : %. as and
JenN ". sALTrR and cramined-Isa peiosmau was
On duty on ths night IN question in Avenue when heard
% GO & sDs an. sSs
the time went up to the and looked hrous saw
Sei Hss WITH
@e W1ea or snS % like %
the blood was flowing from hi: head At The tme h
r. persons 's &
then him
one e. the trying YIN to one Of the parties went s
Their. sn, elderly H man 1
had had S, ct the thinking have
sf % sS and ss % ans q
TO the station house. considerable cfns took place ous.de in
xSs s D0 a. syS h. Also taken into
in was brought I'M sent for Doctor and had bic
The Judge that consequence Of the delicate
state his health and having through much labor
last fifteen months he felt to adjourn morrow
morning. and II the counsel on both sides aous
not his usual practice he would allow the
Council consented and the Court then adjourned having
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Of II. f F
SOUTH CAROLINA LEalsI.ATURR.-ln the Senate.
on the I'd inst the following resolution
and referred to the Committee Federal Relations
Resolved, That 1t Is unnecessary and uncalled for 1t
particular course Of action in relation to the Wimot
proviso or the passage BY Congress any act prohibit
ing the introduction Of slavery into any territory
south of the Missouri compromise line. =.
VOLUNTEERS FOR YucATAN.-The bark Florida
sailed at late hour Monday night for the port OF
Sisal, with another nstsment of the Yuoatau Bstta-
lion, $40 In number. Col. George w. White, It. Col
Besancon Major Mcdowell, Cspts Mace and robin all
left in the Forids The number in the Held or on
board Of VESSELS, is about 500. NJ o. Dea Nov 40 m
ADJOURNMENT OF THE CoURT OF ArPEALs.-The
this city on the first Tuesday Of November analy adj
jourped on Saturday morning. The last case heard
wasNo ~, Covin VS.. Holbrook. As we have daily re-
ported the proceedings Of the court recaptuation
ofthe business Of the term Ia This court
the highest known to State, s for its
great legal ability and experience. Suoh men ~ Bron-
son, jones Jevett, Gardiner Wright Gray, RurQIss.
and Johnson, would adorn and dignity any tribnnAf
In any country. The next term Of the court will be
held at the Capitol, Albany Syracuse Star. 4.
Mn. WEBSTER AND GENERAL TAYLoR-There ia
good story IN circulation IN the city, respecting
Mr.. Webster and General Taylor, which is worth re-
pssing though almost too good to be true IL n .aid
that Mr. Webster sent copy Of hts Marsh6sd speech
to General Taylor aud since the election hes rscsjved
sleter from the old General, acknowledging tho re-