The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-21

CoURr Of OYrR AND TERMINER.-Before Judge Ed
wards, Aldermen kohler and Adams.-Indiefmenf for
Murder-The trial OF Thomas Hays indicted for the
murder OF his wife put off to the next term Of the
court on the ground Of tina absence material witness
es The court then adjourned.
CIRcu1r CoURT.-Before Judge Edwards Moore
rood Co.. rs. BateHe T. Co.-This cause summed
tifis, for 1919.
IN" equity lie Of the Supreme Court in which the
real parties Martin Ryan and Maria his wife The
Plaintiff in the early part of the summer Of 1S47 kept
alquor store in Peck Slip and had in his employment
at the time, person of the of Thomas Farrell
barkeeper Plaintiffs counsel alleged that the night
o. the 18th Juoe last, Mrs Ryan committed adultery
WITH Farte and that her husband had them both sent
10 IN" station house of the second district The two
policemen who arrested the parties proved the fact of
finding them together but did not prove the actual
com uisson Of the crime The defenc cruelty &C.,
and denial of the alleged offence. Farrell exam
ined. and denied having any criminal intercourse with
Mr.. Ryan. Adjourned.
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Before Judge Vanderpocl.-Ran
Kin and Birch Haggerty ct aiThis cause resun
ed this morning: aud was not concluded when the
court adjourned
Before Judge Sandford-BeH + Co. rs. Ecors Leg
geH.-The jury in this cause came into court this
morning with special verdict. The parties refused
to receive it they sent cut again, and after
returned with verdict tor the defendant
a. p Stanton Us. William SmaH-This was an ac-
ton the to recover damages for alleged
breach of contract. The defendant entered into
contract in the month of June, 1s4 with plaintiff for
the purchase barrels -four particular brands
lowing. The plaintiff, in pursuance of the contract
made tender Of the first 1900 barrels the 2Sth
July and the 24th August made tender Of the other
1900 barrels both which tenders the defendant refused
to accept The defence is that the tender not
cording to contract Adjourned.
GENERAL SESSIONS, June 20-Before the Recorder
and Aldermen Crolus and Hatfield.
Trial for Embez -iement-Th, trial of Frederick
Goodwin, who charged with embezzling money
from j. Is. Ray resumed. The defence put in was
that several dealings between the parties were in
course of litigation the civil courts and that certain
books ordered for inspection by the Court of
Common Pleas, which were in the possession of, and
belonged to, the prosecutor, the said suits being
brought before said court and that these books
tanned the accounts between Ray and Goodwin; and
Ray alleged that it necessary for him to have
opportunity to inspect these books to defend himself
against these charges He further showed that he had
requested to inspect them, and had been refused
but upon certain conditions The jury rendered
dict Of guilty upon the first count In the Indictment
and acquitted him on the four remaining counts.
CouRr CALESDAR-This Day-Circu Coart-6S, 4O2,
l. % IS 49, 40 A. AZ, ST. 46, g. 400 H. 20, Ala 9,
A. Superior Cour-27, "a A. 81 25, SO. II, $50, 81,
9S 10 ITO, 70. 100, 90, 160 ia IT'S, H. 49, $50,
ISL, lsS 1S4 1856, 1877, g. 60, III IT, 81. ITO 1l5,
49, &c Ill, 80, 1856. H. 1874, So o. 49, IS, 1876 81,
l7s 49, A. 1e5, So l. IL 90 o. 80, 49, ST. 100, 1ol,
112, 176 49, 297. Q, 49, 1872. Common Pleas-22, %,
a. 25 26. 81, S21 %, 90, 80, 1874, 1922, 81, 49, 49,