New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-03
SUPERIOR Court Special Term

bench said that leave had been granted TO plaintiffs
obtain iuitf or testimony ard motion was made, on
TuodGy f=r further tine to do as they had been un
able for causCs shown, to obtain In, ties rlcny. Inc
motion wa Cpl ssed the ground thst the 3svits
wcIc f. 3ed 10 mpeacA the members Of the Common
Cour III their integrity In passing the 1ldtilns
uu6cr which 10 proceeding founded, md that such
n.unoIy would. urser any circumstances be mad
pih,iU!e lie und thai the { luIt not LDCr
~ = isqtre TITO q motN 81 the members. Ihatis
true Goub Ia regard IL ordinary iesissSive 6oc'
snd Lss cen 30 decided ~ - Supreme Court oil t.
Upr.c states T.e remedy will be by crtlnit Il pro
cetoi1p. or o.hrrvAc. hy NOES p.iot'd out n sucA
cars But whether there 10 sny Distinction between
such ktoNn sLd luiI legislative bodies and tue
Co, mon Coutc ot New lork wei fe not PREPARED
pTestu 10 .nd whether t-su nony o. Ihe kiad eau
b. 90 iuio, l. cry ers,e cue sNi ,'4 '.' &c
Hbefato confederation. We are inclined how'Ner, 70
,hipk though We do not Low decide the que.
uon that mere Is a dsuneI'D 6ct~ten evtdeace
tptctded a. 10 nbers in heir j. stve capacity and
sh., intending 10 upessh The Pres @nt OF the Common
Council ben accounting 90 act ~ Mayor Ills aci'n that
resEect rqGrAblr because b. las no right % a as
Eayor uu the cOutng CucV uLder which, 10y iaN ne !.
anloriIcd TO act exist 'si h. n'y be- called ap'r -
show thai be "a In good Aith In taa meter 49,
csn be shOw htthcr be was por'onsy inofe',ej d
whether hiui-sn and Other members OF the Common
Council I'd been ptrd In relation 10 II We hsve
concluded that Tho sho did DO adjourned br further
hesf, snd thai II be 90 a31urued 10 the general
term g. meet the last of this NH In thu autne
the plaintiff are At tri'J O. cDsp!tie, II they ale en4
bled t. 90 90 then t,stinl uy
10 BE- uOd led - to permit the Common Council -
eoItinut lgis.ae act w -" ard O. me mater, Il
ststcd by tr Council 1T 'hc corporal, the
s-lfr aini'ns bal puih,d hiun hst they did not con.
stder the it JUNCTION prohoiiug the Common Council
a. m acting aud be- hsd poiih, tb' 3u.nOn Cpun-U
The COZ nssl for dsiendants vii H. JUNCTION be-
snodihfd 90 a. % y~rut d'rnoaIts TO execute
e,.sty contract whine CJr raj - g. The grant
should i be eusATuIsd ~ the CuiIrnJn Counci which
-, objected ., sLd dcuieG az IuJti could bc made
shervsrd, IL Rbo rirua,ed thai II tn evct OBJ the
Cornon C. IDcil Affirming the lev AL, All t1.i-
tend tts s!itrus Into tbe screen eat question ~.
sri.e A. "a which Of nc ps'u~s VI ~ eau''d l. To-
gr,It Tie csc an ds a. )u.nDd . 3. ct Inst
COIRT or GENFKAL StssIoNS- hDHIfy
-Reioie tie RecorGer srd AVA ppleriy And --lit1 -
Ths August I, ~ conr.o--. - this n.J~nrg "a Tie
foliovlbs CsrH1ar. I'lcr. j, mazda. 'utrf ] . !"
ssu, and la,lrry With intent - b. =. ro'''iH 81
TspA hcctstrr, 90 felony. ] i.c fl : +saIy'
bigeTy. burglary. 5, - I'd i-0e"ny 81 i''e pr"
tsss .. cary re sluug 'iu,, riot t"'p'nt 80
O rly kCUse, Tod, q The following nsn"d
s.L l-Tneb were swOnn Grand Jur r. w Mlfgrn
kosgan. Foreman; lie r Pcriue. W 70 Chs"ibSr'
Husb DI1neliJ ssnUe p.er u 80 Yt"cf -fma'i
r. ia ssy Leonard l. J4Oson. Jsires lrue. Nam "
MORAN Geo kefkler. J -h1 Mason, Wm I Noel
Cabr,el Mead, JDel Il. Pafoy. Cornelius kiey, AH-1n
ew.rtr I,ssc Is TsyY, Geo. Jeutn~. john NeDh
Jobp W bic. John Wes'c,heid ana tv,rt " HAAS.
TIE Recorder teen charged tn Grand Jury, ca'nS
sbeir suenon 10 various subl-ets requiring k@ir &C
-. He invited them inquire INFO 81 cases OF nut
s.ness ana tho.e BY which ma s1>s Incident 10 NE
s..so. nav 30 snsendered os nresiSd.
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