New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

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CommoS PLEAs-Nos ALL s87, 4ss 49 1873, 1885, 49, 4ss
sol, sos, sos, 5lS, BIZ o2l, o|o.
CouRT OF COMMON PLEAs--In Cha mb er g.
BEFORE Fudge Day Pho p.reS on The company OF Ira
Fsppg sgsns James Boyd and mary Lane sta lin IN
yesterday with vsw TO bail, which no wsver wss no'
given and abe remains in the custody Of The shefh Dali 10
he perfected this fore noon.
Custody Of a Child Hebest Corpus-Putnar" Va Put
Application already referred TO- by Mr lss,dna
with Mira Ppam the chid's mother, al the house OF her
father The taking Of testimony on me VII Of hapess
Corpus stopped by order OF Judge mchel OF me
Supreme Court requiring Mr. P. to show cause why the
mother should rean the and custody OF me child
Considerable feeling has been evtncsd In What sP-
peared extraordinary in Judge stopping pFoceed'ngs
on writ Of Habeaa Corpus, Is this wit IL loot ,s
reach Of the personal decision OF judged other than the
one before whom The writ brought In Inc present Gsse
6vore Vending In The Supreme Court brought by Mrs
Putnam her thai tho Constitution gives 10
vorce is The disposal Of The children while The suit Is
sPainpg Mr. Punsm from Interfering With the child has
been removed yet that does avoid this notion which
The matter win probably be argued In day or two.
II MARsHA1's OTFIcE.--A warrant has been
received from the U g. Government, directing The de-,
liye1y TO the Bsh Government OF Forhes charged with
forgery, and claimed as fug'tve from 1ushee
Court OF GENERAL 6EssioNs--Before tho Re-
corder ana Aid Mullen and Shaw The Grand Jury The
Roe Loe5swood Foreman; james Clark Tip Oily oarcs
John Hagedon Charles C. Lane Gilbert C!eand, .5aoriet
ssaf o1 Gbaed A. Whitney samuel Bsie samuel
Bates James Duffy, VIM. Fitzpatrick, Ro land MALAY,
Charles Farley Jas. Robertson, JameS N WOOD Aaron
The Recorder in his charge TO the Grand Jury called
their attention to the recent importation OF number OF
convcts from Bermuda also 10 recen! ailo's nos afer
which the Grand tobeen their duieS ,,,.
Grand Ldyeny-Wm. T. Smith was placed on uia5
rla will havtn b
l6 haden.ane The prisoner found in possession 81
he but to me 81 ns
.hrd party lot knowing it to be atolen property. He
sccordpgy acquitted and ds,eharged ,,.,o, ,r,
swan, and robbed him OF $3.50 Rhe depoDion OF SWAP,
who hiss gone sea- read by counsel Fhe prisoner
proved good character and was acquitted
Carrying Sung ShetSullivan carter vas Placed on
s sdb y s. ns 1 him @
suDR 'hot his possession fhe prisoner proved that he
Pesceable man and OF good chalacter
having The 24h OF May last broken into The house Of
John an he hs p so6 o Mf
ing escape The evidence did show ourgarious
entry and The Jury found the accused guilty Of petit larce
ny only he was senenceo 10 me fehi'eh'isty of Blk
Grand Larceny Henry Alsp John smilh and John
Wilsme tried on charge OF stealing qnannty OF
clothing worth 1885, the property OF Richard oanadlne
sailor Fhe complainant eHded to losing the eosheS eod
accused who told where the property was 10 found
The jury found them each guilty of petit larceDy. and
Smith and williams to The Penitenliary for months
Plea Of Guily-Geo. Mason Thos Quinn and John No.
Ian plesded gu lily petit larceny Queen was eetenced
TO he Peni,entary for ak months Quinn for Ave months
and Nolan for four months
THE CoURTs--The Circuit Court and the Court
of Common Pleas yesterday called their Calendars but
nothing was done The u. g. District Cour! opened pro
o,ma before Mr Morton, and return was made Of pro-