New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-02


- .ooa miner osses which be could dispose Of
~. - and Il would not be worth while 70 desy 4
hem.
Mr.. Clarke said be would be engaged next ~eeh,
and be proposed to adjourn 70 hsft Wednesday M NJ
yember.
had be. assigned by the Governor to assist hnn aud
Che Attorney General, who viii likely be present
portion Of Tire time will probably be engaged to that
period, and the day named viii suit him on that &C.
count.
The Court said the cfficulty s that the General
Terri of ,his Court VIII be in November the calendar
Ct wbicn il very heavy, a,s also that OF ne Crcul
vaich contains some 200 cases, and the prooaoui'y
IA that all the Judges will be engaged 10 the nearing Oh
civil cases.
The pi,t,ie,. Attorney yad these trials will probably
be very protrsced, ss they will have 70 be taken up
sepsratey az usual in of murder. The case for
the people, on the trsl of Baker will probably cc1py
n week, and further time of course taken up. lie
suggested that it would be well for the Court TO ar
rspc,o its civil business in reference to the trials
The Judge inquired of counsel for defense how long
Me ..ial probably would take.
Hr. Clarke replied that be did not know how loDg
time the cas- would occupy There will be consider
able testimony for the defence. He hoped to have
Been able to proceed to-day, and expected 10 ge'
ahrouph this week. Next week he will have to ZEE
epgseed in Cayugs County.
Mr., sekIes remarked that the Wednesday named
would be the day after the election, aud he suggested
the Monday following.
The Judge said II the cases are laid over till Noven
her the counsel must take their chances a. - tne
General Term ia Judge from out of town can De
obaint TO cit ia the civil branch the trials can 60 on
U1Iess one cen be induced TO come, and these trials
proceed, the General term must be suspended.
Mr.. Clarke inquired Of tie Di.trct-Attorncy when
he proposed 10 take up Tire other cases In connection
With that ofBaker.
The District Attorney said he proposed 20 bring on
The case Of Lewis Baker frst and wOnld be better
10 leave TIC disposition Of the others TIL alter that
terminated
rpr,, 1,p,c1rp ALDERMEN AND coUycnMEN.
The District Attorney said he made would notion
that the isl of the indictments against hessre' Her
rick, Wande and others, be removed from the Nou''
Of Sessions to this Court
Mr. Nash said he and Mr. Whiting appesred for Mr.
Cooper They had no objection to the case coming to
This Court but wished 10 move 70 quash the indct-
mepts.
Mr. Brady remarked that in the cases OF Messrs.
Herrck, Wandel and Healey fer whom he appeared,
motions will be made to quash the indictments on the
ground CT gross iregulaity &C., in the Grand Jury
room. He asked the District Attorney what time he
would set the argument down for hearing.
Mr. Busted, counsel for Aid. Moser, said that they
are exceedingly anxious TO have the against them
disposed Of and perfectly willing to have it brought
10 this Court, provided they can make the motion as
30 the indictment.
INDICTMENTS FOR MURDER-The District Attorney
said be proposed to tske Up the trial of Mary Ann
Lambert, for murder of man named SnowdenI, on
Wednesday next. 1t will occupy but four or five
hours MI Spencer council for defense, said they
would be ready then.
On Thursday the District Attorney said he proposed
10 try the case of Robert 3uleen, also indicted for
murder. II wss so set down.
The Judge asked why the two other capital cases
should be tried in this Court The strictAtorney
said If the prisoners counsel require it, the trial must
be in this Court. The object Of the law allowing the
Sessions TO try such cases, probably was to give an
opportunity for prisoners 70 be tried should they elect
~ 90 go in the vacations of the Oyer and Termner
The Judge replied he thought the object was to re-
heve this Court in respect to the civil business As
the cases will be short they can be tried this week.
The District Attorney said that he would designate
Saturday which to take up the argument 10 the case
of theAlaermen and Councilmen.
The Judge said he thought IT would be better to
name Friday. So ordered.
CASE OF LEVI COLE.
Mr.. Busted asked for a commission in this case
kndiCted es to alleged forgery on the Chemical Bank
for the examination of witness The Court then ad-
journed to Tuesday.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-OcI 1.-Before Judge
NELsoS.-DECIsfONs ON APPEAL
CoLLIsIoS-LooKoUT.
The Roanoke at suit Of owners Of schooner George
The schooner on the night July l2 was descending
the Jarts niye Vigos with load Of pine wood bouad to
New Haven she run into lend soon after hedl ~
alleged she approached aud into the schooner
Action bspght for damages and the United sss DHIc
decteed favor Of the schooner for $2i an costs and
appeal wssm made.
Cont considers that proof been given ola
evidence did change her AMI the weigh OF the
evidence that the night not darn hu that the schooner
RTer like that the Hudson,
require sailing vessels when IN motion 20 carry lights
tbey required TO do only when ST anchor Decree OF DIS
,te Court conkTned.
CUSTOM As TO DEIIvERIEG NAVAL STORES.
Ben Chas. w Blossom Jonas Smith and Others
OfschoOner X. w. Brown
TIC recover the value of some rOsin brought in the
schoop nom Wilmington. Agreesby 70 the
having the quantity Of oods on board chose where
should be landed bTOokyn, aud he designated
MtoheAs what ging 10 some tetseen MI
Mitchell and Blossom, the OF Mr.. would
Mss. e. demanded u the vessel that should be andsd ST
Brooklyn belonging themse te aud
bali hOn Mtohe's al SONS other wharf IN bookya Ths
the hOQDtr refused csme over 10 her beIth c New
York whss notice Gven Messr r. tbs. the onr would
hoedon wharf AID attend receive N but they
behalf schooner Mesrs b. offered 10 from
eIe end freight but act the eHpeLes Of shiesse
by Me's b. $40 the value. Judge Iogeso al
ia Uhied States District Court made decree in favor IF
Ma h for The amount, ss the freight aad SppeA VS.
NM IN :