New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

,..., .-.,- Cd. ~. ~,.rr,is.i11 Court on SATURDAY
Pie lath y l1 o'clock ths iury i1 the case Of rhe
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'-f -. -.-. 70. 7-o.s.-,-,,r against r. Derin Reilly
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e-.4 & E a.-soer Commenced 5u Monday
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/ . 80 ts. "a. f,-r ,he Gown Tho dsv-. pro~eei
. - .r,rnsr.ef win The arr.igrinonr OF NJ
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-. D-.. . f--,,,rer- ia which -re attorney
. . -f,.- e,.'r.r-' ..-os..i -t. motion was
.f o., En- i---. r.t.n.. sy t5e council for th.
+ crown Mr Bun then applied % the count flr perus
-an ~ have an sf alt -vorn oy Mr. Edward % korsc.
attorney for ST. hsFln lZD1 % D0hrrif. 90 enable nm
fo make sn application % very important character
I NJ gRorka then handed u tlo affidavit % which
ov az the Inbf. Ersniag Pos 0f ia-f saturday eve
r.-1 a.. attached and took the u-u-i oath The A.
-r,, General Obj ecfed f0 the application being made
t ,t f.r of tho rroresfr-- u ssas made ou behalf
=. g. E.-,r f,ls ID Ioberfv and the court Wal. then
+ .l,,- r.rl-ecd.rr with rne tra of John Martin Nr
R-f r,,i fn.f b. made the application on behalf of
] ~ o.r.ha-., hut the matter Affected Sir Martin and
,sry ltfer nerson VINO might be- charged With poit
I caI e-ence A that commission 10 involved fhe pure
.fr4fiou nf usrce and be- would fs the Court
th.f he would MT feel himself position o. defend
End, me 81 th. prisoner. unIe.. leave were given to
.. -. mako fh. rIc.on he did nof se o. inter.
r. ho .rrssnment ~ the prisoner or be- would have
/ ma. tn. ,nuicafI,n before be was arrailn.d
I The Chief Baron sad that the Court should hear
an. 49,. lie rsfir. of the application o. enable u 10
/ .,.-s ,sh,fher b. ought 20 be- made
Mr Euft said fnat the application was Tor an attach
nent against an individual for contempt o that Court
and fh most sudscous attempt % p,rycrt the course
al rir .g.tire ever made UT brought before the no
t. af Courf The solicitor General said that 10 Was
r,.- tb. lor.. important fo make the application
/ formally and legally n order that. if necessary
ra-.t.n for perjury might be- instituted against the
/ party ma king The affidavit
Baron r,nnei father said that - u was an application
TOR attachment against third person. De- appnnenl
/ al that -uch an affidavit sworn upon ihat Oc
rs.ion need not ami ought not bee entitled n the case
| Immediately before the Court
Mr Butt. q q. then said that MS application va Tor
an attachmcet against tnc proprietor anu tu.i' Vi .
Daha Ertqi1g Post and that Dee be- required 'o attend
that Court % for said attempt he AFFIDAVIT of
/ Mr . Horke stated that be- purchased copy of the
Dabln Ereaiag Post which was published 1n saturday
evening 40 tie Office ia suffolk street that paper Dee
alleged circulated extensively among the per.ons who
served jurors for the City OF Dublin snd the publ
cation of the evening % which bee referred ned
what purported 70 be- report OF the trial OF Nr he'in
lzOd DOherty, accompanied by comments which "er'
calculated 10 numidate jurors and oo-tflct me dlt
administration Of justice ne learned gentleman iei'
the article and continued ne OBVIOUS iN-HAa'ioH A
the article was that only one oi the Jury "ls ds'en
tient and the remaining eleven were disposed o. ma
! Mr. ODOheriy guilty ana the pam ana ptphp.t
meaning OF the document was, that the seuuent iu-
TOR sympshiIet with the insuucciion and the Clubs
by which was iomenied The article iariner alleged
that no defence had been made Tor the prisoner lie
would not say that that was libel upon himself ou'
be- would say that IL was libel upon the admn.sratl
OF justice For himself boz would sag that he bad made
n defence which was not disapproled OF oy me crown
Counsel or the Court The learned gentleman con
tended that his motion should be- granted.
The Chief Baron said that the Court having looked
over the article felt bound to say that was not such
publication ought % have gone iotn % the readers
Moth ing could be clearer than the observation that 10
wa calculated % excite feelings OF hostility toward
| individual who charged with an offence aud pend
| ing proceedings which were 10 be instituted against
him such publication might amount 20 a very seri
Gus offence 10 might amount 10 libel upon the ad-
rnln.,raiion Of justice and might be calculated to in.
terrupi and the Of justice a. the very 0un
uhesd and if such publications bad the effect Of in
sung III M, on.5t,ion he nrSer ,ros
10 tyy the guilt or innocence OF accused partes in such
cases they amounted to a contempt OF Court The
Bench condemned strongly the article complained Of.
bat declined o pct upon the suggestions % e learned
counsel
Mr. Butt then applied % the Court 20 have The tia OF
Mr. Martin postponed for day the ground that be
not yet quite prepared to defend him owing TO the
statement made by the Attorney General on Saturday
to the effect that he would put Mr. ODoherty his
trial once on this day Another ground for this
posponement was 70 be found IN me act HAT variety
~ new matter had been laced into me indictments
which I'D not appear IN the original iniJrmaion-
being afucles p4o-s4td "a tne ram shce ,he peiyl
- Mf. Martin aIIe't me Sig"n "yu.l io~ =,
tnousn, Of iAS , '.i,l'.eu 4. '.o ,PP.s a..DI
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prepared ~ thai m..hen' ~ 20 iHI' any Case VIZ. ''
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r5 ia, ,..r.i "a. then resd over bv tho Clerk VI
rggo -t .,r,,- being called utou A rrsitv al i sd
u.,.e,.~ coo.ifer,t.4 purnbir of iurors at.enfsi
sr,.v.s naf,, th.tsn5inr d. isrsene., of The fne
Ar.r +. GOOD deal of fencing a Ia.-y Wa sworn
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me- s.,r.. g. General proceeded "a ,fss the case tr
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