New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-20
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-MAY ls-BefOre Judge


COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-MAY ls.-Before Judge
RUSSELL.
The Court room was quite densey crowded this
morning at the Of opening in evident expectation Of
the utere,t supposed would attend the tina OF Dena
With tb. whole new panel jurors ordered Tor this morning.
80 nuubs and only II in all being os'sinea 70 t a. llioI
the prospect Of nteest % De snyye S IN b GIsnd Iury
were formally discharged for the term without making their
usual peseiment Oh subjects o. general moment before the
Chief Jerk began to call the list Of jurors summoned
Mr. Busted Counse for Deung ad He undesto cd there
were but nine in the cas-. containing the INST oi new
The CouIt there should be full panel
Mr. Buseed took e1cepan TO tins decision OF the Court and
asked 10 have the exception noted
The CLERK calling the list of Jurors and only
two out Of the whole list and accepted Jurors
making number only eleven more being required ihe
last juror on the St ana cnalenseo w. S =, 10 NJ R,d
the ground Of his having read AL article in ne I Of ms
morning severely rejecting his client and his saying while
DENYING 70 read the article in question that had he read
he possibly have received predced impression against
to peak Of the newP1Pe pre-. bs borne cen
pow eI and 10 ioee.is o. m Ps5 % bsr more NiDaeTb,
Of the IN the administration Of criminal Justice
thai Of cause He was willing give the pres. credit for
desiring justice but i;' ePon'as OF me merits OIL Judicial qle
tions often battle its good intentions In connection with
this last objectionable jaor from ms reply 10 ne gseiC Of
the spots the that the mind OF juror should be s IN
bemished as the sun is free from spots.
supposed ,to Whereupon he challenged peremptorly
TINS used up the last juror in the new panel. -. =,
records that the whole panel exhausted and only eleven
urors that this be postponed 20 the
neat term of when the District Attorney would have
80 Jurors impanneled on account Of this cause.
Mr demonstrated most meny against pOstpon
ing He cited the long imprisonment Of his client
HI impored the Court to exercise its Discretionary power
this wrong from his client merely 10 accommodate the
pubc asked order panel and adjourn 70
O'Clock MI would lit all night rather than suffer
this Finally he npored the Court BY all the
eOqueuce of gesture Of counenance and OF action
mot to postpone but the Cont immovsbe II decided the
must
M Bu.teed-Try the prisoner with eleven.
Eopr+ 1t he done
MI Busteed-Cal the old panel again -
The Couri-We have not the time nor It necessary We
have called them three or four times -
Mr Busteed-Whdrsw the challenge the last juror chal-
lenged peremptonly and take him.
The COurt-lt cannot be done.
Mr. Busteed-Then take the next before the last set
aside 10 the favor
The COurt-It cannot BE- done.
Mir Busted wished the his exception to the
fact that Nj Anderson Of Pine street VINO on the ne"
list of fifty, 4 not called by the Clerk al all
aseued and again said the case must go over
There IN this Court TO discharge
bhelf elient Protc-. ssuins IT.
M Hall-These last remarks Of the counsel cannot upon
the records oug the reporters may take tein
The Couft-They will pss. for what they worth,
Mr. Bu,teed Ching They can't for than they
are worth. The demand regulates the supply.
The case " put TO the next term.
The case OF Daniel Gallager, charged with violating
the person Mary Ann Connolly young girl OF 49, on the
Slst July la IN 18th street, the Third avenue
was tried 10 the jury
but having former trial been quite fully reported IN oar
columns deem necessary TO republsh IL Inc
Judges charge be given morning at 10y O'CLOCK
to which time the Court stands adjourned