Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-03

| w Imam FOtter IJ0Hn DUBOIS
| William jackson IS. S. Allen
CALENDER OF APPEALS.
1, 2, 8. Smith c. Pitcher Us Lydia Wood, debt
Dayton and Allen.
l. Joseph Conover as Anthony Reckless debt
Randolph and Bedle
5. Cornelius Abrahams as jeremiah Tilton, debL-
Parker and Mclean.
g. Joseph Lewis Us John Covert, debt-Bedle am
Allen. y
T. John H. Armstrong Us Peter B. Campbell
case-Bedle and Bennett.
s. Daniel D. Hendrickson Us Thomas Sherman
debt-Bedle for appt. 4
/ 9. Joseph Conover Us Jemima Combs, admir-.
debt-Bedle for appt.
| TO- James Cooper Us Daniel Pohemus, debt.
| IL. Samnel Mclean rs David ]. Megil debt.
IL. Nicholas NJ Disbrow Catharine Brown
| debt-Bedle for appt l
| Is. George Finch Us c. R. Langstack and C. L
Rainier, debt-Bedle and Parker.
IA. Tunis Statesir gs Edward Guire debt-Par-
ker for app't.
IT, Henry T. Hawkins as Cornelius Aumack
/ debt. M
Is. Britain Newman Us VIM. Campbell, trespass
Parker and Bcdle aE
| IL. John s. Whitlock Us Edmund Shovel, case
| -Bede and Little.
| IS. Stockton PulIen rs Stockton G.. Pullen, case
| 10. Tunis Emmons Joseph A. Corlies, debt
| 20. Stockton Pullen Us Stockton G. Pullen, case
| 81. Henry Layton as Lucy Nixon. debt.
| %. Longstreet, Bray, g. Hopkins Us John T
Roberts, case.
%. Thomas H. Estil as James H. Miller, debt.
q. George W. Atwood William Nivison, debt
! 25. David Lnyser Us David Luff boroug, debt.
26. Joseph Walling as VIM. Combs. debt.
81. Daniel P. Smock Us VIM. Testine, debt v
! % James Bray as Jos. Sheppard, &C., admins
| 30 Elias Morford Us Cyrenus D. Conoyer, debt
/ 80. VIM Conk Us James Bills, trespass.
/ 81. J. D. Apologize as Benz. Plummer, trespass
| 80. John Vancleaf Us Patrick Ireland, debt. ils
CALENDAR SUPREME COURT.
| 1873, A. James T. Weeks Us Zebulon Havens
ct 81 trespass-Parker and Bedle
| 5 Samuel Allen and Isaac S. Edwards Us Holmes
Conover, troyer-Bede and Little.
| Edward J. Clayton Us James Gardner. case
Bedle and Bird. - ss sH
CALENDAR CIRCUIT COURT.
| l Philip Kingman as Seth Wilson, case-Har-
| tough and Bedle.
| 2 William Tilton Us Corlies Tilton, debt-Bedle
and Randolph }G3 N
John Purchase as VIM. H. Apologize, case-
| Allen and Bedle. @e
| Geo Alaire Us Jeremiah Rogers, case
Alien and Bed,e.
| 5 Besson & Brownies Timothy Carhart, case
Vakeman & Flemn and Bede.
| 6 Samuel Baker Timothy Carhart, case
Throcnmorton and Bedle.
| Jacob C. Lawrence Us Thomas 7. Williams
case--Bedle and Parker = ~ -
! s North, Harrison & Co., Us Charles Lounsberry
case--Throckmorton and Bedle
| g. E. Hopping Us Rar, g. Del. Bay r. r. Co
Parker and Chetwood. e ,la si go 50
10 Patrick d., & Mary c. Eagan as Jacob Nc
Lane, case-Little and Allen.
II Jones Clark gs Geo. G. Hough, case-Little
and Randolph.
AS our time was too much occupied to enter
into details, we copy the following interesting
particulars from the New York Tribune Of
| yesterday, which paper, we notice. has re-
PORTER here: M . s.ss
| The Grand Jury have before them this term
an unusual number of grave criminal cases,
the most prominent of which is the case. oil
Donnehy, who is now confined in the jail at
Freehold, on the charge Of numbering your g
Moses, the bar tender, at the Sea- View House.
Should the Grand Jury find an Indictment
against Donnely, Of which there is very little
doubt, his trial will probably be commenced
on Tuesday Of next week This is inferred
from the fact that some dozen or fifteen wit
nesses in the case, including Coroner Connery
and the murdered mans brother were brought
into court yesterday, and required to give
bonds in the sum of $500 each for their atter,-
dance upon that day. Joel Parker, Esq,
Prosecuting Attorney, and the Hon. VIM. L.
Dayton, Attorney General, will conduct the
prosecution. and Messrs. A. M. G. PenniDg-
ton and AMI G. McLain, are engaged for the
defense
In, addition to this case of Dennely, there
are two women in jail on charges Of child
murder, who will come before the jury for in
dictment. One Of these is Jane Stewart, OF
Shrewsbury, charged with drowning her infant
in the Shrewsbury River on the 25th Of July
last. The other is Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett
also Of Shrewsbury, charged with poisoning
her child with ladanum on the 25th of May
last. In this case, Jane Clifford, sister of Mrs
Bennett, is under arrest as accessory E
In view Of the above cases, Judge Vreden.
burgh delivered a lengthy charge to the Grand
Jury, mainly directed to an explanation of the
various degrees of homicide, and the law as re-
lartng to them. He classed the crimes under
three heads--justifable excusable, and feloni.
ons land clearly defined the character of each
degree. His honor concluded with deini.
ton Of the crime Of forgery, and an explana-
ton of the law concerning it, when the Jury.
retired and began their labor.
The civil calendar for this term is alsomuch
heavier than usual, and as it is thought impos-
sible to get through whit in two weeks-at
the end Of which time the Judge is engaged for
another part of his circuit special session is
talked OF for October. There are thirty-two
cases on the Appeals calendar. six in the SUI
preme Court, and eleven in the Circuit Court.
DsH~ The Grand Jury adjourned last eve
ming about o'clock, finding u bills, among
which was one against DonnelIv for the mur-