New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

After some further debate, the hearing wS ad-
jourped to to-day at II O'Clock
Mr.. Deyhn was given into the custody OF the Saenn,
without any requaemeptc have him kept In Eldrdsc-
street jail.
THE INJUNCTION AGAINST MR.. CONOvER.
Mr. Field said that they then prepared 10 shsw
cause WHY the Injunction issued by Judge Iayrshsn
restraining the Sheriff and Mr. Cooover from taking
possession Of the books &c, Of the Street Comms-
souers office should not be made perpetual, but
should be dissolved. Upon tha: point he offered 70
read the sflidsvi, Of Mr.. CoIover.
Mr.. Brady said that Mr. Conover now stood in con-
tempt OF this Csurt and pending that matter he could
not be allowed ~ make an affidavit.
The following is copy of the order served upos
Mr.. Conover yesterday morning, requiring h'm 10
show cause why be should not be punished ter con
tenpt--the matter 10 which Mr.. Brady referred:
IN TIN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS CITY AND COUNTY
or sNw-IoRK.
The Manor Aldermen and Comuonsity OF the City OF New
Nor. 81, Daniel d. conossr Charles Dewitt. James g.
ypon the complaint and affidavit verifying the sans
and the Injunction Issued in this action and upon the
affidavit annexed il 10 hereby ordered that tho
defendant, Daniel d. Conover, show cause before me-
at Special Term Of this Court TO be he'd at the City
Hall of the Cts of Newlork, the I'D day OF July
inst. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day why
an attachment should not issue against him tor con-
tempt OF this Court in dsobeying the injunction served
upon him in this ,ction.
Dated Ncw-iors July 10 1857 ,xoo.u,u v,.., ,..
RICHARD BUSTED, Attorney
Mr. Field was also served with copy Of the order
Mr. Brady said that the proceeding against Mr.. Con
over for contempt must iirs be disposed Of precs
Ger 10 the other matter.
Mr., Field argued that Mr.. Couover was not under
contempt; that he was only charged with contempt
Judge Ingraham said that the papers upon whico
the order granted made out pr1ma JGe7e case
against Mr.. Conoyer, which must stand against MIN
until the facts 6sproyen; and that therefore the
dipS n
motion on the injunction.
Mr.. Field, not having had time to prepare counter
afidavts, the hearings upon both cases were id
iourned to this morning.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIL TEsn-July a-BcfO'e Judge
SLoSsoN.
Suyter AIT St pheDs .; a.
Judgment of Dismissal with costs, as to defendants
sitphi o VIZ shd n, IsrSs R 18th MsIcs 1857
oouRT OF SPECIAL sEssIoNs-July 9-Before Justices
OSBORN aud Connolly
William Fox, srsigned for assault and battery, on
the 10th OF July Margaret No. Is Mott street dis
John Harrington, a1aigned for an assault. on tho
nth of July Cornelius Drseo+ No u Baxter street. was
James Dawson pleaded guilty to stealing. on the
S |y sHs se f sss d ssaS WAS
before and the Count accordingly decided TO let him on lightly
He was convicted and Penenay for two months
Peter Brady charged with assault and battery.
on the 18th OF July, Claus frsncis No ia Cent?. street
r' ard battery on the 18th Of July on John wser
Acquitted convicted
JACKSON Mcclellan was charged with stealing, on
The ish JS Ss T was the a osu.s the
He found guilty and sentenced 10 the renensy o' wv"
james Hall was arraigned for assault and battery.
iih OF july his wife Margaret Hail. No lss Delaney
hi; big bare loot over the sps that Il. sGs
he oo by the snnsunessnt e. We aSd you guilty. 'nd
Michael Hartwel, arragned for assault end battery,
the 18th July his wife Mary No ii Baxter street.
William Thompson, anaigred for assault and bat
ay OF the 18th of July, on Thom' Jones NO at West
Ann Cosgrove charged with ASSAULT end battery,
the nh Of July on the oDpant Of Robert w. oenes %
Cathsrine McAvry was auaigned for assault and
artery On the nth Of July Philip Homaran. Fifty.
eoond street near Esh Found guilty and sentenced
| 30 tie P,nit,ntary for months.
Edward Turner was auBlgned Tor assault ana oat-
Margaret Turner No 1875 BroOme street. Acquitted. -.
James OIlaTa was arraigned for assault and bat
terry on the 18th of July Hi Hyatt q the Twentieth Pre-
cne Police b sssss him with cSS while In the dis
| William w. Wall was araigned for stealing, on the
Ieth of July cloth Of the value OF SO from David sA
aence
Tor assault and battery on the lh OF July on
Peter No. Marion street Sarah pursues tho useful
marks Of blow Inflicted with stick club (.Ome said
hsiche which evidently wanted "sewins up An unusual
sasayang bate ~ and they certainly shed very liberal nea
uTs OF Glow illustration truth Of tho charge in the
plant Justice Connolly frankly expressed bis disposition
mshe example tasse fighting women who t-.s the a
Count decided find Sarah guilty, and sentenced her ~ the
| Civ Prison for % days and fDe her : -.
Joseph Esgan arrsigDed tor assault ana battery
on tie 9Th July Daniel storms No 81 Tenth svenne
After quite lensthy e1annaon tnc ooui. nny a ~.
comIiainantto be nlstaxeh ID tne "an' eiu uo'' ~
Thon .. Smith pleaded guilty TO stealing, on the 9th
of june sleigh from Patrick McNay No 81 East Twenty
| second ,.et. demanded tall saturday. . =,
Jobp Connolly was afTailned for assault and battery
on The 10th 81 July Tsb.ns cKay No % Broome sie
TIE chsrs. defendant struck the complainant snoced
her dow md best and Knocked her while down Yet the evt
dence failed to support the charge ana tne accused
Quilted. -,
bry on the 18th July Edward Johnson Of the Twenty
Ward Police, by striking complainant with pair o. ooo.
aud attempting TO Is.ese prisoner a. DIS p"''e'h CONVICT
| Rebecca HayIe anaigned for assault and bat
teiy llth July Margaret Ensa No 10 Hammers
street BY throwing pail % water on ana Ans &C.. ~
the the cation though bad anos TOO MID
face to Justify suspicion Of much conbayenss Inc
n.nL. this aud finally concluded u hne her ~
when Reb.cca walled to the CLERKS desk and unhesA-
| tinely discharged her hn- -
on the lsh June Thomas Murray, No Montgomery
ltre, striking ceponen with brick Discharged 81 TIE re-
| Erpesiine Elias was charged with stealing on the
18th cf july articles Of the value Of from Cat
schuyler 10 West Thirty eighth street Acquitted
Joseph Burke, arraigDed for assault aud battery, on
ia. i4h Of Juiy William Feegey No - Nsshnston street,
| Wa. discharged at the request Of the complainant
| jeremiah Dixon and George WOOD, arfaigned for
assault battery the 18th Of Jolly, on William o. oysny
No MoutgomeIy street. were discharged a. tHe "q''"
| William Moran arragned for assault and battery,
the i,h Of July Dswson, No 81 Cherry street ""
| iscLsrged, witnesses appearing
| Patrick llfoy arraiQIcu assault and battery on