The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-27
J"ds ner on Csncsmi Postponed.
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JSds mer on Csncsml Postponed.
suPasME coURr--GENERAL TERM.
On the Bench Hon Judges Davies, Wright, IngrahAm
and Sutherland.
JUNE 20 After the Court had rendered . number OF
decisions in cases recently argued,
Mr. hcKeon said that in the case Of Michael Cancem,
who tried aud convicted The Circuit Court, the pr
soner was RENTED 10 the general term for sentence
bill OF exceptions was served upon the counsel for Tho
people on Thursday evening last The exceptions required
smendmeats which had been ssted this morning. They
will have to be printed that he mr. McKeon) cannot
now move for judgment on the prisoner
the argument now.
Mr.. MoKecn ready go At any time.
Mr. Blankman said wss understood that the excep-
tons we're to be printed before they proceeded with tho
Mr. Ashmsad said II but few minutes since these
except ons we're Aetiled, and the understanding with
Judge Wright was thAt the matter was 70 lie over until
the exceptions were printed.
the Coort-what aay would you suggesu
rhmr.dsn IN tne eso
ney mas kindly consented that points should be printed
tho expense Of the county a. they we're on former oc
rhe Court after consultation. set The argument down for
this day two weeks
METROPOLITAN POLICE CASE.
In the Matter Of Richard German the Board Of Metro
potudn Pole Gmmi'sioners Dsaa, Oh the part Of
the psio produced the remiter In this contain
Ing the oroer or the Court Of Appeals which srms the
The Court said lei an order be entered tia. the udg
ment Of the Court OF Appeals be made and hereby the
Judgment Of this Court and tha. the plaintiff have execu
execution except for the costs Of the appeal
The Courtn he issue execution for anything else, We
will, on application, set II aside
Mr. Fied-lt has gone through nearly all the ewspa-
pers OF this city that the judgment the Court u Appeals
restores this to the police but does such thing
Mr. Dean wanted the execution TO issue on the order Of
the Court Of Appeals.
The Cours16er,ainly, the Judgment Of the Court Of
Mr. Field that order does not mean that The plain
tin should Be restored to his position in the police.
this Court makes such an order we will appeal from It.
The order entered above directed by the Court
The Neo York and N.w Haven Railroad Company %.
the Court Appeals reversing the Judgment Of this Court
was entered ~ the order OF this Court
THE PARISH WILL CASE.
Mr.. Cutting, associated with Mr.. Eyarts for The
appellants, as 70 the disaowance Of two Of tho
codcls, said the counsel have nterchanged vews in
the matter, and in consideration Of the vast amount
of printed evidence that should be read, and which
would occupy an unusual time ct this warm season
Of the year. they had the conclusion Of submitting
the cme 10 day, with the understanding that they shall
within certain number Of days, hand into the Court
points which Afford clear insight 70 the -
they Che counseD had read the whole evideace He pre-
sumed that the Court however, would In any event read
the evidence themselves fhe evidence consists Of three
printed ocavo volumes, and he thought IL would
take At least two weeks 10 read them. This PROPOSE
ton viii save great deal OF time He must, however,
make one qualification. Judge Edmonds, who
should have been allowed by the Surrogate, but
the whole, he understands Judge Edmonds asserting TO
the course now proposed Judge sherman cate coun
sci with Mr.. Emonds present and would speak
for himself he should desire 70 argue the matter, We
could attend in court on the day he argues and hand in
points and the evidence.
Judge Sherman wished 10 DO understood that he re-
presented the real parties 10 Interest," and lie would not
assent TO the case being submitted He would make no
compromise but when up for argument the gen.
tlemen would Ind that there something for them 70
answer.
Mr.. OConor remarked that II the Court assent 10 tho
proposition made by Mr.. Cutting and he presumed they
would not object there s power on the part OF In
terest 10 compel Us 70 argue the case All thai courtesy
reqrres cf that be In court 81 tne time the
temsn sreues his case, aud IN thai will not fal
After some few remarks from Mr.. Evarts,
The Court decided that on this day two weeks they
would receive the evideace aud the points Of pses
who wish TO submit them without, argument,
then name day when Jodge sherman any
sci IA Me case who desired W argue should be heard.
Daring tho proceedings Of the Court Mr. Samuel Rag
ges entered The court room accompanied by the following
in tho bar-Iord Csvendish son OF The Duke OF Devon
shire lord Grosvcnor o, tho Marquis OF wsstmins-
ter Hon Mr.. Ashley, student OF law son OF the Earl Of
shastcsbury, grandson Of Lord PAlmeutou and ineal
descendant Of the Earl Of shaesbury author Of ne Ia
bcas corpus.
When the curt adjourned, these young gentlemen
were severay Introduced 10 the Judges and covered
with them for some time We should think tner ages
average from Is 70 about a. They {, take quito
interest in the proceedings and although the absence
ofwgs and gowns, and ermne have appeared very
odd W them, they could not but admit without
hess appendAgcs Is decided Improvement, when Tho
thermometer Ia at ninety eiaht.