New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

rron .bs ia.tice ty M. 4 ssI,s t.h,y iap,r.s, I,
bold the -sbt-th Of rctot accordance
vi,w by of that hody violruce
ofy rsard "a Oeea'e o. much ar. s.ser magnitude ttAs
r. Recori-r-Iti. no~ Stale Prl,on os-n.e
Mr. sweeney h0Pd tti hi. associate Mr Grlba-,
n -ht r. hsr I'd thc Hr had himself only ben-
.v,rr 10 ocl * IL. through the medium II o.p>r
I'D da,ely cent word TO nr Grahsn OF tho act b.,
a. y., b. hsd pei-r heard from iS Graham Tacy
ID de- - shrH< "t ihe 'Tiai BIT he could
,iar jectou T. til tP'ut N o lie rs to tAe
nr. Of th- pf,' ''n sni hrr. should Be y P-a6'ut
ihe tng ted be"rr thr cry Judge tn dend-nre ~
R,sdy " The Common Pea could be secured TO t'y th-
n. p,re: Atsr~ said i. had ben urged ,ha. the c.ss
ssht Il b. tred . tie Rreerdr inAsmuchsS he took
ot"r '"r- "rr oe"ctous urged szNs ty'n.
tie ce.- Jude. Rusei II had been .,gs-st 20 have
boS /. taken there yud sent baes Justice Davir
sd stated that the Of Eck-i snd Mrs Cunningham
n t M,eT Of t5 coa If sea. h.d ,epid
The preliminary pr,dng bore the Coroae which every
GIT do ana vlish both their Honors dis b..
Ie1au.e by The statutes. he considered that ths application
oneLt B. granted Fox his part be felt .ured hs neither
or.id. raions il the trial Il aRy
The R.corier observed that the plea 4 uni4.les Of sa
upon bench into the t OF with say paaa
feelings. ne Tor one would not [reosnte II y" true ths
equally true that, election day, he
Ia H. time In tskns ,dsyi.. Of ID by the
ro;~r and succeeded in sr,tng Of them and he
drsvo--d the of othe bu L. could not obtain
The r,ce. OF rcer. 10 them H. tue the par
. s,ed he had .rnt the pap~ to the Dis,r,c Attorney
hi. scon The sccued parties .. him sld
n hose he felt interest, II they innocent he
should b. pleased them acquitted, sod Il. the other
hand should BE- found guilty he should trc his duty 20
puui ish them TO the utmost extent of the law
Nj Sweeney srsin urged posponrmeut on the ground OF
the absence of NJ Graham and being unprepaed himself 10
I'd with the besides 1t probable tia. the
would occupy several days
AN.r further rsmark. the trial set down f- the hut
Wednesday Of the next term with the understanding that no
further delay ~ The tnal need be eXp-@ted
Aldrrn Wion ruarked IL reply. that they should b.
ready for trial al the time designated
The District Attorney ntina-d that double term would
held month with view of dispo sing of al the
which had been postponed as early possible. .
The Grand Jury into Court with bills ot Ill
and announced that they had d ed Of the
submitted them their con.idrriion They then
hared with the thank. hr Court for the prompt
IN which they had discharged th-r duties
Tic District Attorney then stated that three bills OF lndtct
had been found against an by The name OF "m
II JenEer for embezypr money II his employers ana con
sured the they had pursued IN commencing
civil action against the accused tbeu Preterrns complaints
b. police grsts aad while these charge. were under
going inve.satnn in underhad Inanne before "a"
procure indictments b. hd in his hand be
struck Of his Enforcement the ndctment pad moved Tor
noe ~ sequit to be enerrd in which the Court
coTdngly directed tO be- done.
Officer Walsh attached to this Court brought in
Jos ph Ehrck bench charging him with being
rcceiyer Of stolen goods The accused held 10 answer
Tho Court then adjourned until tomorrow Saturday morn
in: a, II O'clock