New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27

ADMISSIONS TO THE BAR.
The quarterly examination for admission to the bar
took place last Thursday. Twenty-Five young men
were examined This morning the Committee sub
lifted the following report:
To rHE SUPREME CoURr-Tbe undersigned, who ap-
attorneys this Court respectfully report
That in order test the requirements OF tne applicants
more fully than be done by oral examination, they
soned the Of submitting series Of printed questions %
b. writing by each applicant in the presence Of the
These questions were forty se IN number on the
branches public utions law, commercial law and
the OF estate The class also submitted to an oral
examination upon matter, OF practice under the Code
The examiners feel that the they adopted put the ap
pcant test than they were prepared 70 expect
and have been disposed to MAKE due allowance LOT tne l
cuIecy If answers thus written on the Pur o. the onu WIN
have added the difficulty Of deciding upon the qualifications
the lppcant the snswer OF some OF them have been 80
unsatisfactory that the examiners have been constfaineu 70
omit their names from tae list no" 'nomttrd; A"t .al1
consideration the examiners recommend Tor Submission tne il
n Bnr.nJ Nm H. l. Bsrns. L. Lesne7 Coudert Charlie.
Coul. IT, l.asc ~ Collier Michael A. Clarke, Like Cor
Jane. X Hi VIM. L. Morris IT,, Edward r orel! Hiram
Z Peterson Daniel Riddle Richard SaePoo JohH Edward
Tsyor, Abraham W. Wnas Th9s NJ Wyatt.
Al. q which s respectfully unlimited oepu,N
S ( K f1ShM wAxEMAa
SUPREME couRrLsrt9 6, TrSs-NAY 1''-Def'r'
Charles II. Hawkins agt Electa Ann Hawkins
Jade meut Of civorce granted.
Judge BOswoRIB. =,
Theodore w Young AFT erasmus BUSHNELL
Motion granted - n-.- IL. sossox
Maconlter Receiver &c. sgt W oolsey' SURVIVOR &C:
Motion denied so TAR a. II seeks 10 charge PahllI
Tho defendants costs 20 b. charged
ssainst tie fund in plaintiffs hands no allowance.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sprcIAL TEsM-MAr d.
Before Judge BRADY.
DECISIONS.
N " Deke ct al agt. Harry Kilmer et al.-MOron
70 order Of granted with 80 costs to ABIDE
Jo.epb Tarratt ct al sgt. George w. WestbrOOk.-
Moti.n for attachment granted -.
pbilip Frank AT. William Winsch.-MotiOn TO
y.eae Older granted with 80 costs to ABIDE event. nc
COURT or SPECIAL sEssIoNs-MAY 25-Bef0Fe Justices
OSBORN and DAWSON
The chamber % this Court was remarkably crowded
this morning with sudt0r and parties awaiting the eIsmns
to corresponding crowd Of big ami little CRIMINALS 20 De
asrred for trial The prisoners corner was dafksned WITH
on. aye SATURDAY and snlday 70 personal rights ana pub
order = ...: H.
nv We. sen; back TIL Thursday , 80
Thomas Murphy, well known to the ofncers, was
charged A <esu. cushcr, Of the value Of 81 from
one Fulton ferry boats I3onit' urged IN mss'oh
into a. larceny Notwithstanding be found guilty and
sentenced 10 the PeniteHtidry oS three mouths
Louisa Richmond pleaded guilty 10 peut larceny.
She W. ut bitterly through Sef trial said she
before hat she tom Connecticut that she had
U ABANDONED BY her naurs protector, ara sOobng quite
ud oemuly contracted. let go this time, abe would
never Compared with the female prisoners usually
arrssned this bar he quite fair to hook upon aud this
psps5e fact aided by Der tears and vows OF repentance a
p.aIs have been altogether povses in relaxing tho
brow Of justice iS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ts eeanes Of .he ey
d.uee asaps. her w.s awarded she comparatively Light
sentence Of oEe month TO the City PFzon -.
Aary Moore, charged with stealing one roeking
sbAr fOEEI suty and sensssed To the rs-ssa'Af "
Francis Himan preseatihg himself with a zee
s<eckled with scrs.escs, a,s chaf5-f win a'""' 49,