The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20
Law Intelligence.

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Jewett, Chief Judge &c The argument Of cause No
was resumed this morning. aud occupied the dav.
SUPREME CoyRr-Present Judges Cady, Edmonds,
and Willard Causs No 80 resumed the argument
not finished when tho Court adjourned.
CIRcuIr CouRr.-Before Judge Hurlbut Perry ".
Wing ct dt-1h's cause which commenced on
PENDANTS were not tn. owners Of the esmbost At the
time the collision took place.
Another case, only, OF no interest, was tried.
suPERIoR CoURr Before Chief Justice Oakley
Henry ~ Warner William Fl Pain. Trouble
amongst Irwyers This action for libel; both
Francis Wslusr fled bill IN tho Court o Gbs"css
against the defendant and Others charging them with
violation Of the statute which prohibits sttorn.ys and
counts &c. and from taking legal proceedings thereon
for the purpose of making costs motion sfter.
The defendant in his adavit charged the plaintiff who
solicitor and counsel for the plaintiff in thu Chan
ssr' cause S with having committed perjury in hi: .d.
dict for the plaintiff for $3.50
Robert Barley .arthur Bersie-This an action
for money had and received The defence set OF.
Verdict to- morrow (this) morning
CoMMeN Pleas, Apri' l9.- Before Judge Ingrshsm-
Richard psse ps. hichI K. Rurke-This an action
Pamos Opera, in Chambers street II appe .red that
the night of the 18th Of June last acme boys got
the midst Of tho p,rformsnse, hank Of onions was
thrown from the box the stage in consequence Of
.nsr' was dsa q and the
ed up TO the box. and found the plaintiff with sno-
Their lad In it They, however, denied having thrswn
the hank Of onions, but said the person who threw II
had ran on One Of the servants about to inniot
personal ehastsement the plaintiff when Mr. Burke
intcrfered and would not permit It. He then given
ia charge en- officer and brought to the Tembs where
no remained until morning; and seeks to recover
damages fer the loss of his liberty. Sealed verdict to-
Turner Us. Seiigman and ansther.-This cause which
was an action on promi.sory note given to secure pre-
jury rendered . verdict for the defendants.
UNIrKD STATES CIRCUIT CouRr, April ls.-Before
Judges Nelson and Belts.
The United States vs Carnot.-The court decided
this morning that the indictment in this cause could not
be sustained.
CouRr orlGENrnAL SESSIONS, April 10 Before Re-
corder Scott, aud Aldermen Allen and Purser John
MeKeon, Esq, District Attorney.
Plea Of Guilty Thomas Farrsn, indicted for obtain
log sixteen barrels of -four from Jesse NJ Hoy
OF false and fraudulent being arraign-
ed ut tho opening Of court this morning entered plea
Of guilty aud sentenced to years prisonmsnt
Tiii for False Pretenee, Miller. indctsd for
having obtained eight barrels Of hour by of false
pretsnces from Csrpener was then oslled to trial
that the accused osled at the store OF Mr. Carpenter
and stated that he had been sent by MIR Farmer baker
the -four was sent according to directions to the store of
Mr. Farmer In front Of which tho accused stood ready
thot Mr. had sent any ore for the hour The ju-
~ after brief consultation found tho accused guilt,
and the court sentenced him to six months imprisonment
.another Plea of Gully Francis Smith, indicted for
apett larceny also pleaded guilty to the Indictment,
and was sent to BLACKWELL leland for six months.
.dssauh and Battery 10Th Talent foKIt.-Frsncs Grey,
indicted for having committed assault upon Chales
with akne ir lctiug several severe wounds,
with intent to kill him. was placed the bar for trial
The jury found the prisoner guilty at the same time re-
commended him to the mercifui consideration OF the
court Sentence deferred.
Tho court then adjourned
CoURr CALENpAR-for this day Circuit Court -
Is 40 80 &c. 73 "a es % 9s l0l, 49, lis, l2s lac,
1872 l36, 319 l3s to l42 inclusive. Sspeior Court
200 2as 244 24 $50 49, AGO. l21 80 80 49, 232 2Ss 1853
to 263 inclusive a. 1876 ao4 22s 49, a65 to 27s
inoIusive Comm N Pleas IS to ~ inclusive a. to 4s,
inclusive.