The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-07

ber term of the States courts will be commenced ThN
Supreme Court Circuit will be opened for the trial a
and the special term for motions, &o but ~
general term of this court will not sit until the 4th iAs
when is expected decisions will be rendered in ssvsR
important that have been argued amongst whaoA
the North American Trust and Banking Company; the
suits of Reynolds against Fsgg the Comptroller; Russ
Reid against the sams Dc Bawn and another against The
Mayor and Corporation of New York and the Mason WsM
Case. special term OF the Supreme Court-bsfors
Judge Ira Harris, of Albany-has been in session for
time past in this city hearing the repeated me-
rts and demeIs o. the contem plated railroad in Broad
way The summing up OF counsel will perhaps be ooa-
cuded to-day, and the Judges decision may looked fur
within the twenty days allowed him by law
The jury calendar OF the Superior Court is su veEv
heavy, and consists of The usual amount Of actions m
assault and battery SANDER and suits against nsuraAss
oice and other corpora tions. Two branches OF this
court will be opened for the disposal of trials by jury
The Court OF Common Pleas will sit in general term this
month There will be no trial calendar till December.
In each of the courts Judge will preside at chambers
and special term.
The United States Circuit and District Courts have been
in session since last month The former disposed e
the long pending accusation against the ead o.
Of the ifated Henry Clay steamboat which rssutsa
in acquitta of the defendants. In the District Court
there several convictions for offences the heA
revolt assaults and larcenes and for countsreting
aud forgery this city The District will have no caian-
dar until Wednesday.
The Court OF Oyer and Terner and General jail Dsv
cry opens this morning. with unusual amount Of oci
na to dispose Of The calendar presents . truly
awful picture OF crime in the city of New York; theEe
are less than twelve OF murder, in which egh
teen persons charged. There is Of arson
Amongst the murder trials the calynder those e
Corn for the murder Of Eugene Melville, BY shooting
him, in Greenwich street. and Henry Carmel for the m
der of Rosseau known the Dey street murder which
was before when the prisoner convicted
and sentenced for execution The conviction set ASIDE
by the Court Of Appeals and new trial ordered.
TIE following is copy of the calendar the prisoners
Names and the crimes with which they stand charged
MVrpm.-Thomas Kline, for the murder Of Catherine
Kire Louis De Corn for the murder of Eugene Melvils
Cornelius Collins, Timothy Hogan. James McArds and
Albert A. Bogart for the the murder Of William Stafford,
Frenchs Hotel Augustus Kreutzer for the murder of
J. Daniel Kotting Charles Thomas, for the murder ef
Michael Lawler il In Docher for the murder OF Patrick
McNuty: Woodson Anderson, for the murder Of Joha
Drsnningsn; James l. Hoare, for the murder OF Sasas
McAnamy James Fox William Oman, an Others for the
murder Of HenrysF Osborne James Smith, for the murder
Of James Davis Henry Carmel for the murder of Chaiss
NJ Eosseau and John Price for the murder of samnsi
freeman.
Ag.oy-Ellen Jane Smith charged with arson.
This beirg the frst Monday in November, the Grand
Jurv will he empanneed the Court Of General Ses oos
10 day and all not already acted upon by forsx
Grand jury will be submitted to them for their conslda-
ration Tie calendar tor the November term is, ass
glad to Szy, not quite heayy the court was
burthened with lat term but still there grave
OF felony to be submitted this month to the Grand
Jur,-such assault and battery with intent to kM
burglary robbery false pretence forgery, and grasa
larceny.
The sth Of July rioters are believe to be placed
trial this week but opine that their counsel viii osx
other excuse and consequently the trial win 10
again for the third time, postponed
His Honor Judge Beebe win occupy the judgment ssaf
this term ard If we may take his former mode Of doing
business guide the city prison will be emptied Of
its occupants in less than ten days from tas date Ths
change to the court room in the Park would be 3
very advantageous IL the interior of the room was
he'd but the condition OF 1t at present very obiss
tionabe both to the staches Of the court the public
Dd the reporters Of the press who compelled to TAX
notes upon deal table, without cover, ans
worth Just about 20 cents. Why not the buildn0
finished In decent when something like $3.50 0o3
paid out OF the city treasury for its ersctiouY
Where il the Commissioner of Repairs and Suppliese