The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21
Law Intelligence. .

CIRcuIr CoURr, Sept 2O-before Judge Edmonds-
Fiskvs p ndeton jury, in this cause, rendered
special verdict this morning. After taking few in
quests, the court adjourned.
Common PLEAS. Sept. 20.-Before Judge Daly.-Fred.
Goodrin vs. Rey,This cause was given to thejury
Before Judge UlshoeGer.-The Protection Insurance
Co., VS.. DrWy.-This cause was not concluded when
the court adjourned
US. CoMMIssIoNER's OrrIcE Sept 20.-Before w @.
Morton, Esq = COMMUNICATIONS W. Gray and VIM.
Butler, mentioned in yesterdays paper having been
arrested Tor revolt on beard the ship Vicksburg were
committed to answer.
Striking with a Dsns1Sn: Weap0n-Robert Stan;
committed for examination, charge OF striking the
cook with o dangerous weapon.
Before Alex. Gardner, Esq Peter Bertrand and
Watson, captain and mate OF the ship Alhambra
charged with the murder Of Of the crew.
mitted for examination.
GENERAL SESSIONS, Sept 90, 1s4s.-Before the Re-
corder Aldermen Smith and Dodge.
Grand Larceny-The trial of Frederick Hobner and
John Beck, charged with the above offence in stealing
liams, was resumed The defence showed previous
good character, long service and general dealing with
the and held that intent on part
the The jury, without leaving their Seats
acquitted the prisoners.
Libei.-The of Berford against Dixon has been
set down. by consent for the third Tuesday in the en-
Ro56ery-Peter Riley and Cornelius Dolan we're put
forward trial, charged with robbing Andrew Martin,
sdischarged soldier, u s Army ofthe sum Of $12, on
MARTYR being sworn, testified that he had been
drinking at Mo- Frankfort street. on the day in
question and having occasion to back to the yard
of said premises, there moested by the prisoners,
and his purse containing the above was taken by
them.
ROGER McGLorN corroborated the testimony Of
Martin. There being defence, the prisoners were
both found guilty, and sentenced to ten years
confinement in the State prison.
Grand Lorceny.-Bridget Monaban was put upon
trial charged with stealing the sum OF forty four dol
lars and fifty cents in gold and notes, from BARLEY
Bretts, discharged volunteer who had been In the
Mexican service.
D. BRrTTs testified that he went to the house where
Cross street. goth Of August last and in liquor
fell asleep in the yard, and, on awakpg, found his
money gone
Officer McMAHAN testified he found the money in
possession of prisoner The jury found the prisoner
guilty. She was sentenced to two yeas confinement
In the State prison.
Sentenced-Hugo Monsteuberg, found guilty Of
grand larceny, was sentenced to two years condne-
ment in the State prison James Kelly child about
years OF age living in the" Eve Points, was
sent to the House Of Refuge, being found guilty OF
larceny. The court adjourned over to eleven O'Clock
this forenoon.
CouRr CALENDAR FOR THIS DAY.-Circuit Court
2S 81 49, AS 81 So 6d 81 to r. 49, "a to so inclusive
Common Pieas-First Part-113125, 100, 1888 30, 10,
81 1877 123 81, 1877, 157, 193 23, li9 Second Fart
49, 1870 164 g. ~ 9S IL &c. l26, 14o, 166, los, Ia
TO- l54, 162.
CouRr or APPEALS Sept 19-All the Judges present.
The araume mt in case No Is brought to q close
this morning No H. Philip Slade rs Perry Warren,
H. Ell al S. stevens for appellants David Buell. jr, for
| respondent. No 10 Gerrt |. Houghtailing George
w Kelderhouse, II. @. Wheaton, was heard for plain
tin in error and Rufus w Peckham, for defe in
error.