New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30
Law. INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-Jrrr .a-Bsfors
Justice 0OuLD.
AvITRIoL-rHRowER PuEIsHKD.

VIM. z. Cav, who was arrested q few days ago ON
% x. Urn him
ds. b, moment Of s.eits9s1. he sars. the
ss ID S ss h s ss S:i5' s is
and because hs .ubSpsn ssc.rs1sd that he was s'.d'
ps,g the Judge remarked TIA. The de. q the
taken by the phi strocous th. praetice u
sn 20 d'R S
Tense ought be made The practice Of h,ssas
intend shorten h. q Tpr,on@... alsd by u.
IN Il. Penesy and 70 pay fine $50 and b
TIE prisoner YVES quite surprised h, sentence which the
extreme penalty for the ohense -0i II
TRIAL FOR mAssLAUGHTER.
The District Attorney called up the case Of Diedreh
Dsumsn Of Diedrch Gerken Mr.
Charles Spencer appeared for the accused The defendant
r.. ss n H. s on %
night of the and aer being there time GUAR
infss as
the effects Of which blow he died few asys sei
sccutsd who .iruei him in Il o showntha
ni wa; Ii @
n o% s As the
THE DOMINICAN MURDER.
William Donngan was placed on trial, charged
with the murder John Kevan appeared from the opening
statement Of the counsel that hs p,One5 Kept Sg'SIp
last Party Of ons.hore%sn came into the 'h,p and com
snsed SS,ns match r ss Is s ,ess
stabbed the deceased
aud that the crime any josusbs homicide Testimony
in the then taken till late hour when the Court adj
''''''N Jrsx 20 Before Justice GorLD.
THE DUSSIGAS MURDER.
Charles McDermo't for the defense testified that he
match and the melee which followed Dunuigsn requested the
sDS tho t. oa.I 'RS $ RSsns Which
refused do he went to put them out and be was knocned
Doeied against the bar the party fought again and Dunnssn
KNOCKED down again Dunngn afraid Of beng murder
the man who was stabbed strike Dunni
gan there general muss, and every one was Psggng
John Fsrren testified that he knew Dunngan about and
half years be used to work for witness the witness gave the
Other were examined as character and the es
The counsel consented submit the under charge of the
impartial charge from the CGS the Jury u retired
agree were discharged by the Court
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
John Henry indicted for attempt at grand larceny
pleaded not guilty Sent t. the Sessions.
Thoms. McFsen, grand larceny Pleaded guilty to al,
tempt grand LARCENY: He ;. ted tina. he had been prison
The Court sentenced him to the stae Prison fort~o years aud
Robert Bruce Kinney forgery third deee-Not guilty Sent
George Gee @oweod grand roenyNos guilty. Sent to the
hn Standard grand larceny-Pissded guilty. The prisoner
IotDeu n1n+ oeh'oneee v" pAe A'A
Charles Mcdonald grand larceny-NOt guilty. Sent TO the
Sessions
SUPREME COURT-CHAsBKRs-JUSE 29.-Before Justice
BossgY
THE sTADT THEATER CASE.
The Managers Of the Juvenile Asylum ag A. r. w. Hartman
II will be remembered that the defendant in this
was adudged guilty of contempt of Court Upon application Of
counsel the aowtds Of proceedings pending an
peal proper security be given for Mr. Hsrmsn appearance
Before Justice SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
Fassett agt Tallmadge ct al. Rigney ags. the same.
Exceptions report Of Referee In those actions overrued and
report confirmed.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OPRICE-JusH "
Before Commissioner STILwELI-
xrres pax-r Ua5 Examined on charge of passing
counterfeit quarter upon James Rooney bartender for Mr.
No 24 Front street II appeared that when he
rested by police other spurious found
the edge when he rendered IT, and there being proof TO
show that ho knew ii counterfeit the Commissioning dis
charged the defendant with repnand to be careful In future
70 offer bad money and caught at IL again he would be
punished
SUPERIOR COURT-SPKcIAL TRRs-JUsH 2s.-Before JUS
tice HOYFaAS-DBcIsIoss.
SpaldDg agt Spading.- Injunction as to use OF
trade in part allowed 0rderto be settled on June 80
10 a. =.
Jones agt. Lewis, Nos. and 2.-Molion denied.
without costs.
Before Justice PERREPosT.
81 costs.