New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-15
La " INTELLIGENCE.
uNIiED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-ocr. D-BefOr'

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EyLIsTISG MEN FOR FOREIGN sERvIcE-INDcTAEST
AGAINST JOSEPH WAGNER.
This case was resumed. Mary Frey was sworn for
FsJ who s inow Joseph Wagner he
boarded house last Summer remember he day OF the
and ococt he lay in bed that day and did not
till betw snd eclock s,w him two or three times
why he ay beds he home about midnight the night
before drunk au6 his lying in bed might have been caused by
that lie might have been ck he had b.en ont shooting
patty the Gay oefore about fourteen days before saw
him again after he left for Boston; sure the day he left
tween and 10 o'clock disc about 70 ard between and
By District Attomey-I DOT I'd August saw him in
bed lie that day shooting party remember the day
before the I'd because had been go
the shooting party had then domestic, bet have the
months after August Wases room forenoon
Sd August because he did rise aud to ask him If be
know where the others ere one s LEFT, named Acu
Mr.. McKeon then called for the book of accounts
kept MARTA Frey said contain the date when Igne Left
MI Holman M Bebee having been compelled to love tho
case having been called to Akesny sed tast
he coud not find the book He last It last week lay in
las been with but eight days, may have taken H
tanned Of the moneys have received merely stated
The sst time yeaefdsy when went to look for it, does not
contain the accounts OF money dre to me- have no other
slate Some other questions asked
through an Interpreter, but nothing particular ELECTED
foT It. The district attorney s.ked question:. with view to
whether
her husband. but without sny material effect
MI Hoffman, in summing up cOnteadsd that the witness
met WssLtI in tie Rcwery as be stated as Wagner was sowa
have been his boarding house in bed ali that day til
& and
are entitled to full belief beside which the statement OF Cook
having him at the time ne did might have been correct
the others also those who speak OF having seen
him in his hst forenoon they saw him about 81 at ~
and that in fact he might in the mean time have
In essd to indydu.ls emitting abroad they a. all times
within United States made agreement to enlist: as in the
event of The latter they bring themselves within The law
In regard the law he said it the duty OF cons and
ures TO cany out-r himself he cared not whether England
Russia concerned lit known that parties cannot ee
country and then EpsaRd val complain lie e0ntehdsdthia
The judge in charge said in alton to the namsP Cook
who shown have been formerly named kok it's IN cyl
United States and therefore hs indictment correct 50 Tar s
this Trial conceIuedi IL it were not the last clause OF the
Indictment speaks The being snkn0wn to the jury which
lie sufficient , -,
vice BY saying Cook be Halifax be could thirty
dollars bounty and dollars month Is not sufficient to bring
him within the law here have been promise con-
sderon to induce Cook to oIier to sustain the indct
%en The 1Iy WI %ssh the y S Ss to the Of
Government to have satisfied them beyond reasonable
in bis fsvor The aTy after ABSENCE returned verdict
OF Guilty.
DECISION on MOTION FOR INJUNCTION AS TO COPY.
RIGHT.
Wells and Provost sgt Taylor and Hodgetts
Motion for injunction 10 restrain defendant from
B or sSu.s s:, 1fS aSn1.SSS: b
4 Al Infringement q sheet Pubhed and COPYRIGHTED ~
denomination Of Sooi, be copyrighted In this
denied hs they entitled to copyright As tbs proof
spor6 be able respond in damages: should plain
les have sustained the autts must be left to their rem
edy II suit. Motion fos infring ement denied.
William Chamberlain sst ths bark lrsehimb.
To recover for damage on five hundred and sixty
barrels imported the brig Exceptions have been
taken 20 the commissioners report ltspPsats that Of the
ny a the amO10 was ns b is ss
rule Of damage instead Of eco reported b. the Commissioner
The decree be for ss6 IS instead Of 500
SUPREME CoURT-SsreI.L TrRN-oer. is-BsiOrs Judge
CowLES
INJUNCTION AGAINST aETRoPoLITAS GAS co.
Application was made and obtained for an injunc
down IN The e.y II SeWYoi it Seps con.endea that
The charter recently given to he company unconstitutional
dissolve H. the allegation to it, uneonuiOnslty being de-
Iied. peeisien reserved.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-oer. is-BefOrs Judge
DAILY.
GHodo sgt Ariets-
To recover twenty-:our thousand dollars, alleged
value Of soek bsve been given plaintiff for services
%ss cS o.dy ssss The c:as held IitS Is.
Ga eou not recover his contract but his recovery for
plaintiff Of one thousand dollars to win ID the
curt sdosd IL allowance Of ten per cent.
UNITED STATES DIsrRlcr-ATroRsEY's OFFICE
Der. IS
CHARGE OF CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT.
Capt. Brewer of the ship Tempest from Shields was
Sssed by officer Helms charged above es,ed TO one Of
his crew, named DAVID LOlsnd. Held to bail g ex.ninsOn
DECISIONS N TIE COURT OF APPEALS -sEFrInsEK
Tern, 1888.
Fr0n Ire .iiJaay 1aas Oct. Is
Decisions affirmed with costs-Tucker sgt. Griffin;
Msyer, & New'foIk az PTce Tobias as Rogers Culver
AIT Tesd CArus. AZ; Maonson; De Sotbeek snd wife at
Lstor aad others; carney sg city Of Buffalo, Groeuor At
city Of Buffalo; Fsrhsm Dckson; Glenny as, Hehins
Abe eat. HolHstsT People sf NewYofk Central rosi
comp,ny; ST. John American Muia, Life insurance
ps1y Lansing az RUSSELL Mckee sg Judd Hure sgt Hunt;
town Of olil.sTd ts Cornell lIsh sst Jone'i Husd sst