New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-20

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L. S. District Court.-Published on Monday
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Demand
from France for alleged tugitives from justice,
charged with larceny 1t will be recolected that
Messrs. Denham and Viermatre, and a female
named BARNARD, were. arrested sometime since
on a charge of robbng the house of the Countess
de Caumont, in Paris. of property valued at $40,
600, and bringing portion OF said property to this
city. The two former were indicted on the charge.
The French government under the treaty which
provides for the giving up OF criminals charged
with ofienses which would be crimes by law here,
have applied that they all be surrendered, and
hearing, the subject of the oifense, was heard
Yesterday, before Commissioner Metcalt, and ad-
iourned till Thursday. EEt il said the Countess
was robbed while absent in the country, and the
furniture taken to an auctioneer and sold, The
auctioneer, we understand, has since been tried IN
Paris on charge of collision, and sentenced to live
years Imprisonment
Before Judge JudSoR.-Capt. Southach, OF the
brig Haidee, was tried on charge OF cruel and
unusual punishment toward Nm, Bell, cook and
Steward, white man. 1t appeared he struck
him severely put him in irons, confined him IN
the sun, &c On the part OF prosecution declared
to be without cause, but justification commended
for by defense. The Jury returned a verdict OF
guilty Of assault and battery, and unjustifable inn
prisonment. For U. S. Mr.. Hall. For defendant,
Mr.. Bebee.
SUPREME Contradictions by Judge Mitchell,
-AiouL0n VS.. MoultOn-Alimony to be So per
month, and counsel fee $25.
Ricda vs. Ricdet.-De Defendant to be discharged
on giving proposed security of $1,000
BOdine vs.. Contamination granted as to the
lots sold before Sheriff S sale
Johnson vs. INSTRUMENTATION of Clarkson
granted.
By Chief Justice Edmonds- TaNe,fon and oth-
ers vs.. Brat6-Motion for stay Of proceedings
denied, with leave to plaintiff, &c.
Barrels and others vs. d. q. C0Ster.--Afotion for
leave to make Western and Coren parties plain
tiff denied, without prejudice, &c.
Waima1th VS.. j. h. Chapman.-Order confirm
ing report OF receiver unless cause to contrary,
&c. &c.
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Further testimony
in the case of Messrs Ford and Whitney, charged
as to alleged counterfeit money was taken yea
terday, but nothing elected showing Mr.. Whitney
to have had any counterfeit money in his posses-
sion. decision on the habeaa corpus will proba-
bly, be made this forenoon.
Court OF GENERAL sEssloNs.-Tuesday-
fore Judge DAILY, and Aid. Bard and Delamater.--
Trial for Forgery-Jom Butler was tried for
having on the 18th Of June last, passed a counter
felt SO bill on the bank of Oswego to Peter
BreckWithe, butcher. Of the corner of Charles and
Fourth SITS. 1t appeared IN evidence that ot the
time in question: the prisoner called at the shop Of
complainant andgot change for the bill soon after
he left it was ascertained to be spurious Mr..
Breckwithe went out Immediately to hunt him up
and found him to be in conversation with Chag-
Butler (his brother They were both arrested and
a large amount Of counterfeit money on this bank
was found in their possession. Charles was tried
sometime since the charge and is now in the
State prison.
The case was clearly proven and no defense was
made By the prisoner vino was convicted and
sent to the State prison for years The Court
then adjourned for the day.