New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

81, aaer which tho prisoner wac conducted 0o' %
Court
Mortimer Sh6y was arragned for sentence TOT 'i'
Mr. CIinton. his counsel moved fSr new tlsi, On
the around that the verdict VIZ agalS.. re- round
evidence and for an arrest oil Gdgnens ronment the
of an error in the Indictment AFTER n. % oS Thmsday
Jndge said he would hear sne motions . CO..
next In the mean time sentence Wa O'''-
THE CoURTs FOR FEBRrAKf'- io-'Sy s'0
.,,orv te,,, ,visl Commence The Oyer and IeTminer
-, 10 in session for few days yet 10 dispose of the
,.,oo;rir, CRIMINAL cases on the calendar. The Sd
INC Com, General Term viii be in session With
FAR larger calendar to dispose of than it ever had be-
f,Te Three judges in tho Supreme Court will sit at
chambers durrg the month from 10 TO IL o'clock
TO dispose Of the business that may come before
that branch OF the Court The Superior Court has a
heavy calendar to be disposed of and 10 the Common
Pleas there are several hundred arising out OF
violations of the Metropolitan Police Law set down
or trial.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-spEC1AL TERN-Fss A.
Before Judge DAILY .
TIRE CONTROLLER AND the JUDGMENTS AGAINST TIE
CITY,
John Kelly sgt. The Mayor &c. -, 60,
The COnfroiler moved TO set as0c JuuSuloh ~
saS2 50 claim hy the panta for serves s. y by
streets the Twenty second Ward The case was ~
a. sH s5oSe "a i psos@ 1885, The Proceedings similar to
'hSse & AZ o. se iorth that there file in his
Office receipts f9T the payment ~ S he ~ Ieferee
The sdsvi,s OF John Nelly he P .aTery denied coip
good cause action duly saormea the STn s Js
b hSt he had been paid for services IN the month o.
@ Ra.sds affidavit showed that he had refused t.
have tke Judgment reviewed. claimed IN dI ha"eS anna
NV Mr. Move
eed for The plaintiff the Coat reserved its decision with leave
copy on the plaintiff with similar liberty to plaintiff to e Sh
Tb NEXT cases were the four split claims from the MsriD
Court Transcripts the judgments having been IN th
dosnly 0s. NssB and r. Gilmore act Toe Mayor &c
Mr. Busteed plaintiffs objected to the notion on tn
ent Of Marine Court thonh transcript thereof wen
duly Ged (eCuHn ag Barnett r. D. S Smith s1l
Jurisdiction OF the Marine Co1rt by appeal and tn
@ nh SeTe fins of trsnscrip Is or the purpose
creating lien zeal estate and to cause an execution 10 is
Nj Noye. for asked for stay Of execution and a
ournmeR Of The cases Tor ten d'y an sPPeaon % ns an
jacob D. c. Outws;er sst. The Mayor, &c.
The plaintiff sued for damages caused by the ovel
bow Of paintia's properly in East Sixteenth stree
gave iSdan.nt for plaintiff for $5,O36 el
The Controller alleged that the damages excessive
Ate1 aeun by Mr. Eoyes the m,tOn, and M GLOW
in opposition, the Judge reserved bis MS decision s;
The Controller alleged IN this case that the work ma
been duly paid T and had been performed by one James
Cooper
Mi May counsel for the plainf argued that Cooper
appointed under Con0yer and not Inspector de ~
he clam being FOR services in inspecting the grading &C.
fy steetl referred BY consent TO Chas r. Jenki9 vi
awe for plaintiff for $3.50 49, Same allegations
ths Controller and affdayis in opposition thereto)
its decision, with leave to defendants
under whom Cooper appointed
lie case John W. Huu The Mayor was disposed off
similar manner
Cole agt, Wlson-MOtion 10 open default denied.
SUPREME CoURT-CHANBERs-TEB.4 -BefOre Judge
LEONARD
DECISIONS.
John Il. HODGES agt Arson WOcOtt.-The defend
the amount due jud ynent with uere
shall be committed to ii
he submits examination Feb. T. at 10 at Chamber
DIE lid nnless be tle ad hne and eos