The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-06

surREmr Counr, Feb Sin Chambers Before Judge
motion madet discharge the defendant from arrest in
nve cvi suits on giving common bail It sppsarsd the
defendant who is resident Of New Orleans came Z,
and purchased goods from the plaintiff In different
suits to the amount q $40 900 or Sa 900, The plain
TIL Underwood and the Arm Of Patterson Co. subse-
quenty alleged the goods obtained by fraud and
Misrepresentation and the defendant to b. in
dotted by tho grand Of the city aud county OF Now.
York. MIR Underwood next obtsinsd . requ-i.iou from
the Governor of this State tbs Louisisns
tice warrant was granted by the Governor OF Lou
ssna under which defendant arrested aud brought
tor which be va. arrested on civil on vs differ
emit suits Mr. Hoffman moved to-day to have him dis
charged on his recoguisance on the ground that the
criminal charges got up for the purpose Of bringing
the defendant within the jurisdiction of the civil
courts Of this State He commended that this proceed
ing ought not to be countsnanced BY the legal tribu-
mails here. At all events, the rule applicable to Wit
nesses and suitors, namely, that they were erti.
tied to protection while coming from their place Of
abode to of ustcs and retiring also applied to
TIL. case and upon that ground the to
s chs M U or Of To.
dence to show that the criminal prosecution nstitu
ted to bring the defendant within the OWL Jurisdiction
of this State and tho judge not at liberty to infer
In the absence such testimony that such tho fsot
The plaintiffs in three Of the causes had connection
defendant, and It could not be commended that they
were precluded from arrestng him on civil process
when he came within the Jurisdiction Of the State
Courts Decision reserved.
CIRCUIT CouRr AND CouRr OYEa AND TERMINnR.
Mr.: Justice Strong will open both those courts on
Monday.
commences on Monday next for the trial Of records.
Two courts will sit.
COMMON PLEAs-In Bauco--DEcIsIoSs-Fsb. o.
Jesse c. K.mner adj, Governeur s. Bedby.-Motions
granted upon Of paying costs default Costs Of
these motions to abide the event.
M,horens ads Fitzgerald, ct aI.-Motion denied with
costs.
summsn, .. TseS-PIantgs bill of exceptions
.aidrieh, ads The People Of the State Of N. MO
tion granted on payment Of costs OF entering Judgment
Gibson. vs Fgs.maurtes Motion granted, unless de-
ting In his pss and Ss psn DO allowed 20 S,oon
tinue without costs
ASsss as:s... &C., r. Es;s. appealed from
BsedkIey ads The PespieMot0n for dslsy Of further
proceedings to lat Of June next granted but not to o.
feet lien or security Of the Judgment and execution In
this cause.
Erhsn ad,m Hale nai-Ref.rees' report set aside and
the referred back the referees hear such
further evidence may be offered and to report
the evidence iar taken to stand md all costs to
abide the event. but II plaintiff will remit part as suE
sssted the report for tho balance, to stand oonarmsd
Nc Caller and others adsm Allen etaL-Case referred
minutes Of the Court this morning The Court have
adopted the rule that in all motions argued at Cham
bers Friday Of each week. the decisions will be given
on Saturday in open Court
CoURr CALENDAR-MoNDAr.-Cir Circuit COurt-Nos.
to No 10 inclusive. Superior Court-Nos l, 3, to II
inclusive. Common Pieds-Part Nos so, IL 81, 81,
3d. no tai l23, l25, 1877 10, ST. Part 212 A. a, 81
So, 70, II, 50, 90, %.
SUPREME CouRr THE UNITED STATES, Feb. A.
Nos 81 81 The Planters Bank Of MssssipPi, psinti6
n error vs. Thomss L. Sharp ct al and Baldwin, Vail,
and Hufty plaintiffs In James Psyne ct a. The
argv sarut Of these causes concluded by Mr. Ser
gesnt for the plaintiffs In No 1877 John Perkins,
appellant vs. Edward r. Fournquet ct al The motion
to dismiss this cause was argued by MIR Fendsn In sup
opposition thereto No 100 Sam. L Forgsy ct a., sp-
peilants, vs. Francis d. Conrad, assignee, 10. The
motion to dismss this submitted to the court
the record end notes OF counsel by Mr. Sergeant In
support Of the motion and by Mr. May In opposition to
the ssms Adjourned till Monday IL O'Clock,