The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-08
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Before Hon Judge Brady.

The City Hall yesterday morning presented Of
sus excitement. The morning papers having
corpus had bcen ~ ned By Judge bring
tho Court parties held by the Coroner Witnesses
the Bond street MURDER leading to the Court
Pleas dcnsoy crowded BY hsse who could
gain admission within the chamber
At about % O'Clock Mr. II. L. Clinton prcsesiei the follow
ing petition Cor wr, Of habeas corpus for Mrs A. Burdel
fCunnine hsm) -
To the Hon Jons Be.Dr Of the justices Of the Court
The petition Of henry l. Clinton and b Taye. counsel
name 10 be. slows hat The ssid Mrs. Burde Il
Of her liberty No 81 Bond street The city Of New York
sew York she committed o. desned BY virtue
any pSas 4o oy n osSI eop Ms Sne
virtue o. the anal ues mspi or decree Of any compeen T
issued upon such p decree & he ssgss
OF The tnowisdse and belief OF your petitioner i YER.
bal order gwen b ssd CoDnery % ps one q The Captain.
sueet IS witness upon ihe ing as,oa nov being held ~
eners further represent iss he .sd connery also restraints
bat be refuse. % slow Der private con,aiaiioS
sy soy hsf Sr your seaer be-
heye conss.' in her de IS aore.ta rsg' any writ,
consultation with petitioners as her ceunse wheretors
ySg y % S cnDs & 90
bring Mrs p Purde before your Honor and return
Faxed Dated ne ia ssy eSTuary Ii. BE- iiiaiEk
an. each yesy beng sworn do aeVose as az o. "
esSS Tor Snsen that he iorh in The above peiSn
sworn befors me this IN dsy CT February 1885, rosx
cHisOrss, commi'''Oner Of Deeds III SeIrNIos
Upon this petition. Judge Brady granted writ of habeas
corpus about 81 O'Clock directed Coroner Conncry and
commanding him to produce Mrs. v. A. Burdeii In court a.
1917 O'Clock.
Mr. Clinton Immediately placed the In the hands o, de
putty Sheriff Crombie who forthwith proceeded 10 serse
upon tie Coroner.
In the meantime Geo v. snodgrs~ sui j. j. Fcke were
brought into the following writ issued on the preyi
evening by Judge Brady.
The Judges chamber found mss cen 10 contain ,se
large Of spectators aud the proeedlns,
were held in the court room.
The appearance OF Snodrras aud Fcke las been
fuy described that need say more han tha
ease aud pleasantly sometimes laughing ri the observaous
thai passed between them
The following IL he petition upo1 which Mr. rckei Il
bruus NJ up. Ihat Of Suodgrass somewhat similar
To Hon. JOHN b BRADY. OF the JUDGES the Court NJ
Common Pleas. ftr the City and county OF New York
The petition Of John J. Ecsel shows hat s imprisoned in
the Cuy Prison OF ne ,y u New York; of ia
liberty ~ John Gray. the Warden sad Civ Prison ard
that he Is committed detained by virtue OF any pross
ssued by court " the United ~taes or bv ev fnsge
beretf be committed deisin BY virtue OF The na
Jucgu cnf or occec al any cOmpecu tribunal civil or crm
nal jurisdiction ny vrue Of any issued upoa
such decree that the cause or prrencc OF sb
Of The knowledge and belief Of your petitioner conul..
ment by Edward " Copnery of the Coroners city
Of New York which said CON ent Is In dgures
The Warden Of the CITY Prison and Pdese of the city Of
New York VII receive and safely keep ior examna1a he