New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

IRE CASE UF QCtMBO APPO-A WRIT OF PROHIBITION
ISSUED To JUDGE ROOSEVELT.
The Psopl- &C.. "a OuiWbo Apo.

Justice RoosgyyLr.
IRE CASE UF 9UtMBO APPO-A WRIT OF PROHIBITION
ISSUED To JUDGE ROOSEVELT
The Peop-, Sc. AT. Ouimbo Apo.
Il NAV be remembered that in the ease of QuimbO
Fletcher motion made tor trial nd objections
such the ground that the Court he'd urs
been tned "a fsra d.ss ,Eas the r Ao T
Oyer and Terminrr rad jurisdiction, and the motion for
" 80 Re tritAttorpey appi-d i5r and obisiuod
writ Of prohibition from judge ln-rahsn, commanding the
Cour Of Oyer and TRIMMER and Quirbo Appo ds-t Tom
further Poceedus on the notion o' aue" tr1 until the next
Ito ~r,t OF prohibition roii, the trial CONVICTION and SEN
al the prisoner ard proceed 20 .ae that r corr o.
Oyer aud 1-iriner has e'r the o'ior for trial
The merit, Is proceeding the in contempt OF
he Propi. Of he state OF Nel against the laws sud
customs Of d state, lud 20 tie Iln Z daase prgdicc
ard s,s.agc o. ~; ne ta o. so , 81 ~, r 9Is
humby imro-nz said Court hath prayed relief and our
wiz promotion N m 1'na = = Oens nina
and ths, good and hul cleus should IN no wise be- op
pressed ,ouin7ud the d Cour' Of Oycrand Terne
iul you the aid Quabo Apo 20 det and refrain ou any
further proceedings in the araa motion until the mex, term
.hogd not be .olgtey restned rom any further proceedings
The G z, aoins The TT i .soea BY Jga{s pgIh.n
shortly ofer the op.ainy Of toe this morning.
is and r.,ood that the District Attorney fully prepared
the application Of Apo the merits and to show
that substantial grounds existed for glning the bg.
be objects 20 be called upon TO DO upon the ground that II
oh.r convict under from making similar appli-
cston Iii. also Understood that I'VE other applications
and fenner to giant trials under such circumstance be-
.us,ainei probable that every convict who feel gieyed
by b conviction vii hasten avail himself of dscoy-
sd remedy order prevent the creation OF precedent
fsuxh with the public prosecutor rsor;ed to tho Old
roninonlAv ~rt prohibition, which tas been rarely
invoked in 'hi. almost have fallen Into du.. H.
fc the formation Of the state there have been but two
OF th-s. writ. .ran,rd.
rHE ClsE oF SERGEANT rwtDDLF.
Mr. Bann man. of counsel for Sergeant Twadile.
indicted Tor pury the indictment in
that sufficient In aV b sustained. aud he prayed
Il. dismissal Tie People by tine District Attorney replied
that indictment gf and that the accused had
We, pleaded the wherefore they asked
iuds sgan-t him The matter reerved argument
The Grand Jury came IN about =. rn., and pre-
..uted number Of indictments eleven Of which against
N J. Lane IT, the Fulton Bank de4ul.e The indictments
charge him for forgery in the third degree.
NRRNGNaRSr ~ NUEDERgRS.
The following prisoners were then arraigned and
reaGed
pleaded Not Guilty.
Jone. and Patrick FARRELL Ind ted for tue murder
unknown person the Five Points pleaded Not Guilty. John
d. Townsheud appeA-ed com. 81 for Jones.
Marsaret Sheridan indicted the murder OF Michael Cauey
pleaded Not Guilty.
Wisl Maynard indicted FOR u4n.llughter in the first de-
gree by causing the death Of John L. sssn pleaded not
Guilty. Robert Johnson il coan--i for the prisoner.
Ion indicted TO- the murder Of Edward Kelly pleaded
Not Guilty. Mr.. Aslnie Is counsel Tor The prisoner.
Tie pouef- hen r.snded oE Trial and the Court 5d
iuEIsd.