New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
LAW LNIELLIGENCE

SUPREME COJRT.-GsSERAL TxsN Nov a-Betore JUS
tees ROOSEVELT, SUTHERLAND, and lsdEAals.
THE CASE OF QUMBO APPo-wRIT or PROHIBITION
ALLOWED.
The People &c. ex rel Nelson j. Waterbury, District Ator
ney, &c, sg the Court Of Oyer and Ierminer ana umoo
ne Cont rendered decision on the motion for n
writ prohibition Judge Roosevelt stated that in view of the
fc that The execution prisoner fixed at early day
the Court necessary deliver early decision with
ont opinion The msot Court were opinion
that the Oyer Temne had pswer 70 grant new trial at
term subsequent to the one az when s P, S d IT,
was iAe the Circuit expiring at ne close o. eseh tsi i
The order in the must therefore be- that the WIT OIL o
Nr poye associate District Attorney then stated that he
presumed the prisoner would desire to % the OF the
Court of Appeals ths he hoped the request were not
improper that the Court would direct the CLERK to com
already made by the District Attorney fora respite for the con-
The Court said they had formal Of the Kind to
the oyeTnot days and nothing 70 be added to u
to the Governor respite to allow time to have the
~ then Agreed between counsel that formal should
be rade up and that Apo should take wr Of error on
w1 h se In urging the Governor TO delay the
execution for sufficient time to allow the writ Of error to be
heard before the Court of Appeals
CIscuIT.-BeioFe Justice MULES
Nixon act. The seeondsyenne Railroad COMPANY.
In this the plaintiff claimed 20 recover damages
for injuries sustained by being by The defend
sn cars by evidence appeared that the accident was
S IN notion On OF the defendants counsel the
'0"'' spSSi.I TsSs-BeSore Justice SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
James L. Guck agt. Ellen T. Nuuchs II H.--JuuE-
meni plaintiff demurrer with costs with liberty Tor
the Attendants to answer twenty days payment OF costs
CEAxHERs-before Justice lNesAHAS.
In re the application of j. {. Chessman, &c. mem
olandum for counsel . ~,
tonv taken by referee should be signed by the parties and
tho annexed 20 the report Copies are NOT proper 20 90
hle.
report appear to have been Ged a. required by the
Before Justice SUTHERLAND.
Washington III. Roberts agt. Washington ;. Whit
new. &C. Order settled.
SUPERIOR COURT-GxSEKAI TEs~s-Noy. s-Beore
Justices ROOSEVELT SUTHERLAND and lSGRAHAr q,
APPOINTMENT oF EXsMlsgRs.-The Court appointed
M,s.rs w Gerard Benjamin W Bonney and Jerenish
rooua examiners examine applicants ioT sdn-ion 10 Pre
tice a. attorneys and c0unseiors sisw
United. STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE SOUTH
Urn DISTRICT or NEWlORh-
Isaac Leesez sgt. Henry Franz
The defendant IN this action having settled te same
s books The defendant aid print the plaintiff
Sof snA although he sold copy copy purchased b
hin 81 respectable importer end 10 wa entirely orSn o.
the TACT aa the Plsintns copyright at hei TINE oihe
ssle.
corrpr or GENERAL sEssIoSs-Sov s-Befose
City Judge RrsssII- -
At.h,uob there was a very large calendar Of small
before this Court yesterday only few Of fhn were dis
posed o. =, ~ l,,y,ls,v an IN. third de-.
h;- broken into the premises of NJ. Mcdonnell No ~
on the l1th o! October and taken 9l rom an
non sf he sentenced to two years and s1 non'h IN
'ns Bennett pleaded guilty Of attempt &c commit grand
lsrcnx and sas sentenced 10 six months Penentiay
named Thomas and James Newport wsre srrSisbe9
for rand larceny They pleaded guilty Of ps sr.ry sa
,s Ts.Sed until Saturday for sentence was stated that
,ssi, Yaofser 4 a vrry respectable English lady
ysass Howard pesd-d guilty Of having passed e01's'S''