New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26

John Jay, receiver. ag- VIM. III. De Groot, &c
Motion 10 say proceedings deuied without
George Clark agt Henry l.. Bulkley OF Hi.-Motou
70 dhae purohas sns 10 rnru the ten per cent and a-a
In re e-iae Of Robert C. Rathbone.-Orier of refer
Chsres Stuart inquire fact report ls
In re application Of Robert J. Thonss.-Certiorai
In re j. ii. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES appointing trustee,
The Bridgowater Paint Co. agt. Daniel Messrorc.
Motion hsde execution srsins The body granted ooad
ton tha; defendant - pulAis- no % bring ariloa-
Alphouse AnthOne not. Henry Rogers am not
f''d that All the proceedings o the dobor hs'e been fair
and us" van ih meaning q The sg!e aHi oanao there
fore giant dsclarge 81 prayed for.
g.. III. MGckay at. John LadlaT 81 al.-COnsider-
ug the stipulation Of t psins sud The former decision Of the
G'e Tenn have cLcuded 70 deny the motion for Al exam
iIaton q he defendants commi--iou
Charles Keenan, agt. David Bsbcock ct al.-Csuse
90 b. Iacd o. The Specal Calendar Of Friday the ih inst.
SUPERIOR CoURT-srscnL TrRN.-ApRIL e5-Bsfors
Judge PIE2RErosT.-Dyclsioss.
VIM. j. Forbes sgt. Robert Walker ct el.-Judg-
b. amended per stipulation; of appeal % be psd
out Of tLe fund in The Receivers hands Motion tor leave 70 sP
peal without security denied.
VIM. Forbes dgt. Edgar Logan, Receiyer.-Ssne
order ~ in The above
COURT or GENERAL SEssroNs-ArsL z3.-Bsfoce BE.
cOrder BAsSsRD.
The LAST DAY or TIE TERN.
There were no Jury trial.. 4 number Of convicts,
reTanded during me term, were arlaEned Tor sentence
TIE Charge Of homicide srsins Ellen Lynch John Lynch
sd John PorneE were Transferred 10 The Court Of Oyer ad
Psck Burke who pleaded guilty of asas. and battery wa
Christopher Johnson aud George Moore convicted Of assault
and battery Solomon Harris with recommendation 70
fined ~ each
Patrick Duffy policeman q the Ninth Ward, guilty Of
SAUL with club sentenced ~ BE- confined in the Tonb for
20 days. and pay go fine On being removed 10 the Cts P.
the officers of the Court hAndcuhcd him negro ielon
Wtcea s fellow policemen became very vToth, Affirming that
he Convicted oIy because he Republican tina. the
Police Commissioner bforo whom be had already been tried
che charge found that MS conduct ustfab" uppr~ dis
tu-l@ccr, IN which the complainant Wa engaged.
Dss'd hsuord, N the fOufth pleaded
ruy sentenced 20 three months 10 the PenrutiaTy
tsry 20 the demonstrations o. Cosu.or Asiuicad Nho urged
suspension 81 judgment.
Michael Coihraue small bow Il. Of % be 10 he
Wes' recommended ~ The Jury who convicted him Of bu
Flafy iu OE0er that he might reform there.
John Keansn, who had pleaded guilty Of burglary ia .he third
drgue. sent 20 the Peniteuary for
Herman laacs the receiver, convicted TIN day Of having
received piece Of black cloth from black thief ssut Tor
four months 70 the Pcniteutary
Abraham Buckley 20 the State Prison FOR Eve years
where he hes been confined before tie guilty Of grand
larceny having grabbed watches time
in Maiden lane. The Of John Johnson guiyof Ike Of
use was laid until tie next Term. Burton keudHck
ined nrger, slso renauded until the Term.
Paul Ritter. the individual who Travelled through The street.
with h0r AID and picked pieces Of cloth and kegs
oi buc IN front Of various stores sent To the state Prison
for three years having been convicted Of grand larceny Smith.
the rketswirder who convicted Thursday,
20 - 8ckweirs Island for six months; female. Mary NAL
Ian pleaded guilty larceny. received suspen-
behalf Caarnc Muhearn who stands charged with perjury
by M because she charged him with having committed
der. motion made that che ~ di-"har ID, because the
Osud Jury lad indicted her She bas been held bail for
the last four months, ana the instance of the Assistant DE
trc Aorury she viii BE- held sti louger because b. ssh
not very great hardship 20 her and she hsd msde very
Eer.pUa charge Haaius' M Nilis
Tie Court then adjourned Fl the tenn.