The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-29

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CovRr-B Before Judge Belts
--knkham Us Buckham-This cause given to the
jury yesterday and this morning the foreman ha nded
up q sealed verdict in favor of the defendant
Mr. Justice Nelson has arrived in town this morn
week the case of Greenwood, who stands charged
with the murder of one Of the crew of the ship, Col
Tayloe, on the high seas, will be tried on Monday
CIRCUIT CouRr, Oct % Before Judge Maynard.-
Nm II. Miller Us. the Corporation Of Brooklyn -rh,
was action to recover $500 the reward offered by
the Mayor Of Brooklyn for the nson and n
vction of the persons who robbed aud attempted to
murder MIR. Hetchkiss, of Brooklyn last wiuter 1t
appeared that Bailey of the persons convicted of
that shortly previous the robbery Of Mr. Hotchkis
plaintiff discharged him, first paying him 3d. balance
days after the robbery, Bsy called at the planta's
place of business had on suit Of very fashion
able clothes, new boots and wore q gold watch The
plaintiff g suspicious excited having previously
heard some rumors which led him to suspect that Baily
had not gotten the clothes and watch honestly. He
went to Judge Dikeman, and told him al he knew on
the subject Judge Dikemsn laid the matter bsfore
the Mayor of Brooklyn and both of them afterwards
had aconfeIe with the plaintiff, who referred them
to a pei son of the name of Mills Baily was after
wards arrested, tried and convicted, as was, also,
person named Williams ALA Buchanan, who WAS his
accomplish.
The defence was that the arrest and conviction Of
Baily and williams were not attained through any
information received from plaintiff, and altogether
other sources, and that he did not give the nor
nation until after reward was offered. Several Of
THAT the information derived from other
The Judge in bis charge to the jury told them that
evidence,
the moving cause-tbat is il il was from the infor.
ma IN given by plaintiff they put the
O. offenders, be would be entitled to their vervio'.
Verdict for plaintiff $500, with interest.
The court then adjourned, without day
SUPERIOR CoURr-in Banco.-Decisons ID lesser
Ceft-Appeal from Judges order DIS missed, BY
sent tf parties, until next motion-day. MFarlan
Us. Watson Judgment for plaintiff. Clark Lord
Tucker Melton to set aside non suit, denied.
Fenley Pritchard Judgment for plaintiff Gsul
plaintiff in Rrbhausen defendant In error -
Judement reversed, without costs. Murray, adsm.
De Wol Motion for q new trial denied. De Wolf
impeaded SO. Us Cashmere. Motion, fou nded on
the objec ion to the jurisdiction Of the art, de-
MED In the matter Of tai ming the
to be made by the Hudson yer Railroad Company to
Geo d. Killeker - Order, that the appointment Of
commstio in this nd three other be post
dered that the postponement Of the four made
Saturday last, be continr ed until 9th Of
Der. Viosin Smith Henderson = The jury in
his cause, after being out from half past eleven
o'clock in the forenoon to tt In the sftsrnoou
called wi the for stated they could not agree,
and the Judge discharged them.
Next week Is vacation week In the Superior Court.
No jury will be heard next Term.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-The November term Of this court
will be held by Justices Harris and Edmonds No jury
cases will be tried except criminal cases, which will
voted exclusively to the law aud equity calendar, and
Saturdays appropriated to special motions.
Judge Edmopds will hear ltigated motions every day
this week, commencing at IL O'Clock. There are no
calendars for this week.
Morse & Co.. vs. OReily.-The Frankfort Yeoman,
Of Friday last, announcing the commencement Of the
town, says =" On Tuesday, Mr. Loughborough Dis
trct Attorney, moved for rule of attachment against
H. O'Relly and oil his Louisville operators to show
Why they have net obeyed the order OF injuuc
Southern line The rule was granted, and We expect
the parties up to-day In custody Of the marshal. H.
commenced against him the 18th inst, for an in
fringement OF Morses patent right in that state"