The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-18
Importa.t L,be. Case.

DurcHEss coUfTY COURT or OYER AM TERMrNER
Before Judge Bafculo Justiess Vail sud Baxter.
rEiAL o. oEoScH WHAT'S goa ASH HON Az.
Btnsr l.. JORDAN.
DIE 20 Tas Pegye ~ Gso.gs Uikss-It viii be
rem n b-rsd Tat this trisd last sspteu
tern In thi- court That upon trial. Mr. Dean a Law
yer Of Pougbkeepse. appeared for Mr. Wilkes. aud
defended the csu,s. IL " true hoseFsr that he ap-
pi for potpon"ns nt n the tris bit tss court not
thin king the rsasors hr stated suHcn fused the
applicaiior and the trial proceeded With sir
Dean summed mp IN. csuas on bshsl u Mr. wilko,
snd upon that occasion maze very long and able
sddf.s' 10 The jury. not-thsta nsus which his client
as found eu.Iiy, and ordered 20 attend ct Poagh.
keepsie IN, eth 81 Ooto6r receive .rntenoe In
pursuance Of hat order thr dfu dtnt aud hi. counsel
spTesrrd on toe 'th OF Ostonr snd ads motion for
stc~ Trial, en- the groand that Dsan
the 20 defend phksr o. to proceed vita the
trial. and produced AZ nfnisvit 20 that effect rhs
sdSvt under be .tatute e~iug conriU,ive the court
lad no discretion but 10 giant trial aud accord
ibgly the esse after ,sv,rsl postPonsusnt' vas yet
down tor this esy l6th Dscsmhor); aud at hiatt past
nUe o'clock the court ofparised. aud Jury eea.
snnsllso but nore Of the psries appearing another
chuse he'd 20 b. tatenup AZ halt past tseive clock
the c,urtteot rec - until halt past t~o Alta quar-
ter to- three Mr. " lteF. 9th his counsel james r.
hrsdJ !sm't u sDhh Daniel sifhlss and dl pert
Dean E'qs.. CHE latter gentleman defended him
the fot tra ace their appearance is court aud
the csute vas called aud thes declared their resdi
nee. 70 proceed y Governor Youog Justcs Edssrt
81 the supreme Court ard Johu McKaon the District
Attorney for tue county ~ Nev York v-re present,
~bsm hey ssssa q. bsv. tuspoenasd a. u ness-s ON
Friday iAst Tnose gsntisnea were thsn called but
Ectbsvirs RnsNeres At scbmsnts syied for aud
granted AGAINST Coz You're sue Nr. ncheon; but the
Edvsras and sugx.sted that polite request should
10 cent 20 him snd dsabt be would attend It vas
then suEssstsd that his mlauc4 - the trial Ia the
csuse Of Cstpeuter aud -hstd0o nj rht be admitted
evidence this iaL but 10 Obj eotes 10 lie.
sci and the court decided that u be improper
" the teet moBy at all adisss nl. thr Juasel
On ould be examined himssn hat took D see "a
The trial Another quvrtien also raised TO the
admission az the Tfcords OF two judd m-nts In the
Court 81 General Sessions OF the city - Nss York
With the certificate ~ the clsh % thai court sppen.
ed TO them Thee vsre alec hected ~ the ground
that the esrthcss. informal and contained
ter net samfsibs The court dsoided favor Of the
oMettiou snd the canse T. nscestsfiJ postponsd 20
TUtsssy mCtuing the 81 rd goes down BY thu
Young an Join Sck~on The Attorney Gene al. Mr..
CsmIbtb, The District ATTORNEY. and Mr. Matner sp-
pear for the Prosecution
SECOND nay
Disc. lT.-Tbe yourt ergauiged this morning at nine
o clock About 10 O'Clock dispatch vas received BY
which 10 appeared that Governor Young could net
be found up,D stitch the traversefs counsel moved for
q postpe m emit ~ the trial
Mr. Msiber, on behalf OF the prosecution. and
called them 20 disclose shat i s they intended TO
prove by Mr. Youns. lie raid he believed there
nothing vAch govefnor Youbg could prove that would
not be tourd 10 tbe papers in his Office which they
uhe proseeu'ofs) would undertake 10 produce on the
trisl
Mr.. Brady In rply. said they were exceedingly snx-
loss 20 try the and for that purpose before they
LEFT New YORK. he tMr BradyD wrote 20 his friend Mr.
Cam pbeh the District Attorney, TO knew would they
admit certain papers from the Executive of Masss-
ehufets and also upon other points TO which he
did not receive sstefactory answers and therefore
they could not Ne fully prepared would he trust 10
The promises CT his lesrnedfrepd He wosld add that
there we're proofs 70 be made for the defence that