The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29
The otaAw1x Hall AFFAIR.
0oURr o. 0YHR AND TuRMuNER.
Before Hon, Judeo Rooeeyelk

0oURr o. oYHR AND TnRMNER.
Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt
TIN s1CoND r1IAL or BAxHs POSTPONED TILL
AFRrL.
JAN. 3--7M People ~. Louis Boko-The prisoner In
this csss was court and looked remarkably we'll I'm
prsonment does not appear to have reduced his robust
condition
with the agreement at the adjournment Of the court to
cali the indictment against Louis Baker and other
parties He proposed to have the Indictment against eli
the parties called that their rsspec I've counsel might
make any motion they deemed necessary.
Mr. Clark said he would defend Baker again. bat he
engaged in cause which some days bef,re the
Supreme Court His associate (Mr. Brsdy) he had
to believe would not consent to 60 ~ triAi without
him.
The District Attorney-Ths position OF = prosecuting
officer IL quite dferen. from that Of private council
the duty ct prosecuting officer to leave matter If this
kind entirely the direction of the Court The Attorney
of this state Mr. Stephen Casbiog Is associated with
me in the prosecution and have received tegrsphic
despatch him stating that he would be here at II
o'clock but suppose the cars from Albany are desysd
man would represent the Attorney General but his en-.
gagements at Albany such that he capnos attend.
The Court suggested that they migat coon ns7cs the
be officially in procuring jury eligible, and the cause
may necessarily have to be for Trial 70 some other
Mr. Cark-Tse empsnneling of the jury Is oas r. me
most in porant parts of the proceedings, ana lot
consent 70 It's goirg on In n y aosence
The District Attorney said would not be 70. hm 70
ssk to the cause TO another county until he saw
there was an mposs oil.ty Of trying IL here.
The Court said the Gene al Term Of the Supre Court
the business of which had been much neglected would
next week. aud you'd be apostolic for hiu
to preside in Oyer and Terminer He suggested that 1t
would be well to get Judge from ther district to sit
in Oyer ana Terminer
Mr. Clark agreed In the suggestion and thought it
not customary to ask the same Juags to try cause the
secoLd time.
The Court-H the trial does not 60 w. 1. must 60
until after the General Term.
The District Attorney said II competent for the
Judge to try second ime i. fIr she
prosecuting officer act. He gave public nrtcs
that he would not Try any Of the other lea until
Bakers first disposed of II should oe sol
lecsed that this an ee Of the Court ami
there wouc not be another term until next April.
Tse Ccust-T it goes until April, IT must 5e
the motion Of someb ocy
kr Clark will take the responsibility and make the
motion, though am cory my client should suffer by my
engagement II is perfec y ood that the Court IL
ready and that the prosecu ion Is ready.
The District Attorney was ready bat If the trial vas
to go until after tue General Term he would prefer
It TO 60 until the April term.
The tsial vas then put CT until April.
The Case Of Andreo Wttiams.-The pris WAS taed
and convicted in tais Court two years ago. for
poisoning his VITA Ga exceptions taken by his coanse
(Mr. Spsncar,) new trial was aneed. The District
Attorney moved that the be reunited to tee Ses
sons. An order to that effect made by tae Court
rHE CASE OF LYMAN COLE.
Mr. Busted moved on the Of Ly Cole, who is
under indictment or forgery on the Oh .micsl Bank.
The Dstrct Attorney moved thar the b. scot back
to the Sessions. and the Judge ssd there cir
impossible .or him 70 Try the case, he sent it bash for
trial ct the se lions.
panel If Eve hundred Jurors was ordered for tho
April term, and the Court aojournsd sine die