New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT-Dee- t.-BefOrs
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Dee t-Belore
wTB.r, A pp.Hsrs 81 II an Nathan Narouey
This j. a civil action, brought by the Adams Express
ee@gsPy as:1 9s he'd Ss,t SISa g. E S g d
s-sn, Of The Company Nontzomesy A The facts ct forth
h are 81 tbe pIainHs to be foxared to MessT, Al. Me-
Co, Of Columbus soeoo in bills Of the Planters and Ae
ebaucs Chsreton that by uake the sum was put
nso money pouch intended Tor AissniA & and hOuisom
err A q snd the accuoue Esybil ON arriving q At
snts on sundsy the ssens discovered the reon and the
absence o. the wayO md be al once made OK ~sy o. ~
tons in tie package then forward 70
being pursued to enable II to reach Coan
OF the roads. not admitting Of sgnasy rains bang In
They s.ge that the pouch was esIIled 70 pJ
They sse that in January fo9yins losr Psessss' Of
agent ofhe Company Montgomery which bad Hnes been
Uraccounied fOr
For plaintiffs Seward BlstehfOrd = B. Cuns and Chas'
0COnOr For defendant W. Ashnead and J. J0se
SUPREME CoURT-CRoUTT - Dec. g. = Before Justice
The Peor,e sc 81 rel wsl,erW Price sst Spencer H. Smith
This was a suit determine the claims of the par.
COlonecy Of the Let Regiment smish was elected
Price The latter claims ha, smith. election Yves iles inss
much resident Of the Division District Al w
time but rededin Kings County The was tried BY the
Court siihont July peeon ressITeo IN. 5sd,p
CHaxBEhs-Dec. s.-Before Justice CLEEKE
THE WALL STREET FERRY SALE.
Jacob Sharp at The Mayor, &c
This is motion on the part of the Controller 10 set
aside the judgment obtained By the antih against ne %
u q 81 Gc for an sssd . Vo1 ,s 0 IL The Con-
iroer aside the Judgment on the ground that wa
ss poiiSE Of tie day D. D FIELD r sharp VIM c
Before Justice JAsEs
THE sHOPLIPTERs.
The People &C. the complaint Of Job Roberts a FRANCES
Stanley and Sarah Stewart.
This was motion TO discharge the defendants from
the ground that they were illegally detained ne
eened that the commitment right and fully T4an'ea ~
the testimony ana me MOTOR , h tbr We're no su
fcen grounds shown her and detention and therefore
abe must be discharged Order entered accordingly.
The following opinion rendered by the Judge: 60
JANIS, This application for the discharge OF stan
10 the ws show that these prisoners committed on
cbsge grand larceny by Justice Welsh Nov e last Inc
opsns we're q IN the stOre Of Roberts No. SOS Canal
Ry t %sre o Sss Ss az stanley S
another counter about heen feet distant where PLAIN
De s w soed 'o OF eet hat Mis- stanley while at the
Of plain sk observed lean the silks in maener
the ocefs arrival Miss Stanley passed front Of the
and finally oa into the ee' d tn; dt SooS Win
The ees who waiting SRsn ss sI S and 8O:e e M
eretd UndeT ib clothing Mis-. stanley which Roberts
nizsd having been stolen from him nothing was found upon
Mn stewart Upon this evidence both prisoners were com
1t clear Miss stanly is concerned, that the COM
miment right and fully warranted by the testimony aud
the motion for her discharge must be denied and she reanded
Upon this application the Court determine the
upon that testimony there is want Of probable csle Is the
duty Of this Court TO discharge the prisoner.
In Mrs Stewards there is entire want testimony to
connect In With the larceny to show
plicifv acquaintance with the other prisoner IL
does appear entered the store together nor they
spoke together recognized each other
IL nav be that the prisoners acconpces but, If the
proof entirely failed to fhow IT, For sught that appeared rom
he proof the prisoner Stewart may have been wholly and
entirely ignorant of the character and acts Of the other In my
udp eu sufficient ground shown for her arrest
and detention and therefore she must be discharged Let an
order be entered in accor lance with these views.
Charles Spencer for petitioners Mr. Sedswiek for the
people
Elizabeth b. Jordan agt. Frank Rivers.-Case re-
''''O ~ Before Justice CLERKE
Henry Chamberlin agt. Theodore W. Bayaud.-Mo-
ton 10 inquest and judgment granted without costs
Adonijah s. Quackenbush agt. Richard Oliver ct al
1t does not appear at what time Mary Ohye asa 50 a. 70 ue
order merely allowing the action to be continued
Mercedes G. Nontalvan ag. Bertrand Clover ct al
Order allowed.
DECISIONS.
Alexander Mckenzie agt. Jane MeKenzie.-Order
Injunction unless plaintiff brings action to trial at the
present Special this Court reached the calendars
NOT then the first Special Term y reached IN
which even, the injunction be continued till the decision Of
stephen P. Nash ct al. agt. Samuel Wetmore ct al
Eberhard Flues a,t. Columbian Insurance Compa-
defendants demurrer with costs with lib
efty to plaintiff to amend on payment Of costs
BENJAMIN Clapp agt. Henry Quacklnboss.-iHlplead-
ed Judgment for plaintiff on demurrer with costa
Henry Eyre ct al agt. John h. Moore.-Judgment
for defendant demurrer with liberty to plaintiffs to amend on
David Treadwen aet. Hiram Gray.-Judgment for
defendant on demurrer liberty to plaintiff TO withdraw and
reply II he deem 1t necessary
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TEAx-DEc a.
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