New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08
Nesp!1lork Daily Gribu,re.
La INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME CoURT-cHArBEIs.-Dec 7.-BefOre Justice
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SUPREME CoURT-cnA~BEls.-Dec 7.-BeiOre Justice
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| THE CASE OF BILLY nULLIGAS-ASoTHER APPLlcA-
TIos FOR A STAY DENIED.
Tho People agt William Muligan.
An application for stay of proceedings the sen-
tence against Mulgan argued election day. the same
points being urged the application before Justice Gould
The Judge this morning rendered decision stating that after
examination of the bill of exemptions do not find
ground for granting the stay asked for and the sppcs
| ton Tor tie stay Il therefore denied"
| In re petition OF Samuel wilkinson & Co.--Report
| orhrmcd and order granted.
LicIaId s. Chapel ct al agt Morlis Depend ct al
Motion for judgment account OF the iyoousoess OF demurrer
In re application of Margaret Lawson ct al-Refer-
rcd haies Stuart esq to inquire into facts set forth in petit
| Vim. IRE agt. John ID. Dexter &c.-Motion denied,
| Louis Kirsinger agt Jane Kirsnger; Ann Sans agt.
iona han Sans Lset,e VSnte Groebfg Sst Arthur v0ndr
George Evan Reports confirmed and judgment. Of divorce
granted sgan. the Sc; eTa tse hI two and the
Patrick II. Rooney ct al agt. Oscar r. Avery ct al
None Of the points we'll taken In re- attachment as Is
tate of l. A. bounahe settled and proc edDgs
granted Albert Mann ag T. a. bssey ct al Motion granted
Jares H. Gray ct al agt Thomas Duncan, 6e.-
| DAVID T.. HaTnan agt. John George.-Motion de-
| Ab;%il DODGE agt. josiah Dodge ct all do not
think tits for allowance and the motion therefore
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| 'D '" stYci1L iFEs-Before Justice LEONARD.
THE GRIDIRoN RAILROADS.
The People Sc 0gt John Kerr ct al, and the Mayor &c
Ills case came up Today Oh demurrer interposed by
the Cooperation oops 70 1e plaintiff orS e21 ~ on og, %s
The city he making Of the Corporation party defendant as
premature act Lad been shown by which they
dispose Of Ler legal franchises in Illegal manner in which
alone could the Attorney interfere The plaintiff
having interest in IL proceeding Decision reserved
W & Moves for plaintiff; Ii H. Anderson Assistant Corpo
| ration Council, for the defendant
| A coRTORATIoS SUED BY ONE OF ITS STOCKHOLDERS
Isaac GeeTy ct al as the onn5D S Liverpool T. . Man
TIE CONF ain iii ills suit was III the nature OF Dill
| Of equity. g.
psny bat that the Company indebted him in large
ouni for plies BY him lie claimed that he would
The Company Being nsoISent lie ali the stock
s G sp som Of Rp ddsn demurred to the
cor pan lie Ound OF nonder Of parties and that the
holder Deci,on reserved ExJqdge Whiting snd Mr. Green
ioT demurrer ". c N0ye' opposed.
| COURT OF OYER AND TERM1NER.-Dec before
4 Justice MULLEN.
| TIE CASE OF aoRRIssETI--jESTEScE TO THE STATE
| TRIsOs FOR FIFTEEN YEARS AND SIX MONTHS.
| Tit morning Charles ID. Morissett was arralgned
sentence under conviction of mansanghter IN tbs rst de-
MI VIM II Browne. council for the prisoner asked for
pcstponene Of sentence IN order 70 give nun gu
eviaeuce OF material characters that the verdict was not war
til, buIlnR must have onious-the crime must have
been degree aud could not have been
hing aud that the Jury having in effect acquitted MIN Of
the ohule charged could ind him guilty OF lesser crime
The Judge said The Court Of Oyer and Ierniner could NOT
,nce al PRESENT The prisoner would BE- suffering imprisonment
heIe without leseing the term OF his imprisonment under h
Mir browne aid it would be convenient for him to
main her to have the advice OF hs counsel ana make arrange
Tbe Judge denied he notion and Mr. Brown reply for
he client by should not be pronounced upon him
that there strong probability that the prisoner va
guilty al that charged against him In yie" th
ASKED the CONT impose light sentence as would IL IT.
Judge Mullen Then proceeded sentence the prisoner He
| said:
all example others. punishment Under he ccu
s i%i se wGo yoa to hs se Prison for life or Il.
lowest penalty ten Sea have concluded to impose upon you
having wie sud aniy depending upon you for support tor
the ssle Of few bundled dollars you forgot these Chains upon
YOU and your affections undertook destroy property
hersby Iskng the property o. your ~ @ yo I One
neL is Continually subject to crimes Of this and /,
the duty OF the Court TO meet these ofens with pun
hnert prompt and but at the ZANE time just
the term Of your mPis9nment you w nave oPPIruy
able disorder and crime sincerely hope for yonr sake na
eci you ell the up ht citizen and while you rely
upon these laws passed for the protection Of society you @
yourself should remember that every name hand Is agsn
sns saa Of The S1 ou NM that you Be counsd IL the
Prison ut hard labor for fifteen years and Ely months
james skinner r Clinton stated that the prisoner had been
np oned year without being brought 70 trial lie therefore
| moved for his tscharge. 80,
The district ATTORNEY said the only testimony be hsd IN the
case wa the murdered made two hours
bor his aatb IS he had no other proof would oppose
lhis melton, though he believed the prisoner guilty.
The Judge granted the motion.
| IHE WALTON MATTHEWS MURDER
| A motion was made TO Feeare Edwin Jeierds,
witness for the prosecution te Walton Matthew murder
case Mesrs A. Oakley Hall and James Brady claimed tat
be illegally detained the Court having no Jurisdiction ii the
| tin g commit him.
The District Attorney replied that he regularly sub
pensed and the trial regularly postponed a.,
The judge directed the parties 70 SEND hf pae VI he cs
10 hi residence would send his decision next week
Tho Court then adjourned 10 Monday.
| UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Dec. i-Before
| Judge BgTTE.
| THE sLAyER WEATHER GuAGE.
| The United States sgt the Bark Weather Guage,
This If proceeding TO coniiscate the bark on d
charge fitting III. slaysade The vessel was seized IN
tie claimant John Morris the ground that the vessel a.
proceede bona tide and that her stores and
not unusual for trading voyage 70 tho oa ost '
evidenre N the Is documentary. Case stiu en-
Mir iicoSson, Assistant DstIict Attorney lot the thkoa
| States Beebe, Dean and Donvhue for the claimants
| sURROGATRs COURT-Dec. 6-BefoTe Surrogate WEsr.
| WILL OF ELEAZRR cRABTREE.
TIE viii Of Capt. Elezer Crabtree was admitted LOT
probate this morning The deceased well known citizen
ad at the his death Superintendent Of the Castle
Garden and Nee President of the Commissioners OF
lie b-queahed about all Of which divided among his
immediate relatives.
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