The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-31

OF v. -. IN A00lkolvy...s
Total. 1853 ns 80 10
majority Of the above noted - having bsen
s bort s scs:1 sss e
which were commenced prior to January. ls62 &
.hr. Nelson l. commissioners Of ": United states The
ne BAR. whoss sssradisisa vas sain:i By ihs Bsh
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- VS.. DISTRICT COURT.
The Hon lsamuel r.. Belts District Judge.
George W. Morton, Esq, District Clsrh*
Joseph Brigham Esq. Deputy Clerks
Prom the FIRST Of january to the 3lst Of December 1859
there were instituted the admiralty side Of the Court
4ol suits These suits DICTIONARY bonds bills Of
ladDg charter parties marine bypethecaton seamens
collisions, personal torts &C salvage, &C. or
heee there have been heard and finally disposed Of 1885,
There are yet remaining on the docket and not brought
Owing to the press Of business and the sitting Of the
cut designated to hold the March, May, june and
the November terms OF the District Court under the cot
- as urs s S
the Circuit Court while Judge Nelson sitting In the
Supreme Court ct Waahipeton. -,
The Of the United States against John L. O'6uli.
van and A. Irvine Lewis for violation OF the Mentality
Act BY alleged organization for the invasion Of the
island 81 Cuba tried before dis Donor Judge Juason.
during the March torn Of the District Oourt and
pied twenty four successive days. when The jury being
On the common lav Ode Of the Court, there were
eighteen suits oonnsscsd OF these, eleven Judgments
were docksted, leaving ssven still remaining pending.
On the criminal side Of tie Court there have been
scented indictments Of these there have bsen
triad and disposed Of twenty two and Assn resognsan
COS forfeited rsmanisg to be finally disposed Of forty
In the causes argued and submitted during the past
Written decisions end Ity opinions and Judge Judson
delivered forty deciions and thirteen written opinions
Under the provisions q the acts q 0engrs b:fors
mentioned Judge Ju6son has been 70 held the
JanuNy term Of the District Court for ls5a.
Judge Belts VIM hold the Circuit Court during the
Circuit Cont caisndar willis Judge Nelson sitting in
the Supreme Court OF Warrington. 81
The Clerk and Deputy Clerk Of this Cos-t United
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
George " Morton, Joseph BrdghAn, Joseph ". Mel
son, Commissioners. 1880 $500 :
The nunbsr Of warrants Issued by the Csnnisdeaen1
for the year ending December 3lst 1851 wsrs AS.
Thess complaints Of murder, naSSaughtsr. -
ment endeavor to make revolt larceny the high
opening and smbeEzinG letters sc.
Jury in session at the time Of the arrest Of the parties
and were dismissed or disposed Of BY Indictment.
there were tweDtysix Oompsints dismissed and f0rty
seven commitments &4E
Mr. Commissions Brigham, now pending before the
United States Supreme Court on haBess cwpus y
The well remembered Of Horsse Preston Tie fug
tive slave, heard before Mr. ComniRisnax Merton
in April last, and occupied three days The slave wa
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATr0nsEY's OFFICE.
United States District AttoDey, ]. Prescott Hall ESD
United States Assistant VIM. n. Evarts, ESQ
Chief Clerk James Ridgway. Esq.
Number Of prosecutions against goods for violations
Of Revenue Laws which resulted in con-
aemnslc0s ana IoreiIurs 20 sas government yz
Number 81 trisls beSore the Cemmi.icn.re ana In:
Courts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
Ndmper OI CIVIL ana 0tmlual prOseourtO0s tnEt1tut
ed In the name Of the United States $3.50. 22r