New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30
La W IVT,ELLIP NVCH.
COURT or OYER AVID TERMISER-Ocr. 79-Bofors
Justices IsGRAuAa and GouLD.

COURT or OYER AND TERMiTER-Ocr. 79--BOfors
justices IsoRAuAa and GoULp.
sryTEscE OF mURDERFBs AND OTHERS.
Four bomici6ss one frger, ard , man crnviced Of
srecn in the third degree, sentenced hi, morning
Paticb HOGAN Convicted killing McTargh with knife
maosugh,r in The third Serree We fs, arr,isued jude
nrrsham remarked that The pi he fourth young N
be had been called upon TO snene IN ts Court fr snisr
OF nses the several others We sentenced AID h crime
sesiDss life Il This city seemed bs mostly confined to the
young There nothing In THE indicating that he 'ho1i
sentence him n lower term o imprisonment tia, tho law per-
m rd the sentence o the Court that he should be
confined to hard labor in State Prison fer four years-
David B'sco printer convicted OF forgery the Mason
Benk for 5000 was nsx srigred. In reply h the usual
question be spoke length and ints
dfpynS the chsee and Ming thai thu ccrmnees which
appeared 10 Re STRONGLY against M capable Of eTppa
ton lie did no. suppose anything he coud would change
The opircr Of the Corr. mitigate his but for ths
sake Of his fends ho him and would believe him he
declared that he wholly innocent
Judge Gould remarked that the prisoners counsel hal repeat
edJ promised to produce evidence good character
time bad been granted The fact inst witnesses appeared
this morning promised seemed to in1i,ae that cou
be obtsinsd The crime which strikes the very
foundation Of oommsrial conhdence the la
and suprorg the verdi Of the jury BE- the
the CO ut uas FIVE yea imr dso1msnt IT hard labor
idam JAEGER y'ung convicsi OF XIII VIM. Peb.r
next called Judge Gould sai3 TIE ine one which
shoud properly have been called murder but 10 coneqn4nc
fe pew law r'lsingto csrisl punishment the Db,i Ator
pey had properly concluded to apply for verdict for man
ter In the fret Degree The deed committed with tht
instrument the knife IL srocious ths almost
should cary with him the taking e aud IA such
the duty OF the punish severely The law
allowed discretion and the Of thu Court that
the pso should be confined to hard labor during the period
of lis natural life
Daniel Wood convicted Of killing Patrick Corsery, next
sentenced to two yesrs imprisonment.
Ede in Hodpden I'D for m.rsaufhtr IN Tho
first degree in Lipg Cunninfhau He s that hs dl in self
agdh hat n,hs with kn
Judge Gould remarked that be law allowed hin discretion
If did be sboud be disposed exercise It in the present In
sance The sentence CT the Court that the prisoner should
be COZ fired 10 hard labor during his ratnrAl ifs
P'rck Heunessy convicted OF 10 the third desree
inside quite long ppsOch very dste al. manhr arguing
that under the circumstances proven bis trial mposs
blc that he could have committed the crime.
Jrdge Gould remarked hst Jury bad every opportunity
Jeteru the case ard he suppose their verd
correct The crime OF Of the worst known The
debsron required. the act NJ setting FIRE in the midst Of
pepoou city and endapgeriny human e made Il peculiarly
awful
Hsrresy uenupi,g,-I agrep with you entirely In thai.
The Judge them sentenced lin the Stale Prison hard Ia
hor fer ten yea,s
The Comt sdjourned to Thursday.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-ocr 2a-Before jus
tice NELSON
THE SLAYER ERIE-ISDTcTMEyTs AGAINST THE
OFFICERS FOR PIRACY.
IN TIE case Ct Nathaniel Gordon william Warrsn
slave trade board the SLAYER Erie the Grnj Jury presented
irdic egsin the def ndau ch.rog thou with piracy
conviction for this oaeDse subjects the prisoners the death
penalty.
The Grand jury presented Indictments again the
for voluntarily serving board Of vessel engaged Ia
the slave trade the punshment OF Viii imprisonment not
exceeding two year., ard ene 10. exceeding ~ ooo
The prisoners argned t. plead to the Indictments
On motion Of Mr. J. Joachimsssn their counsel the Court
grDnted them tine I'll next Friday ot their pleas
RLYESUE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
eAUGIEG.
krtori1 }1n,9aet 81 sg'. BeTan Redhol'.
NILSSON q. J.-This " sctiou ~ recover haek a
p.gay IF wsBt, per cert irpo.,d oron er,o Of m'sss
.9S '1r H.. o% ceb s, to , o az ton oSoa
fognd,p them than IN The invoice that
I b t. ssOT ~To d apr @ The IN Sf srs a.
in tie cks 'hot The di' f within tn h.h
n The value soojs axport.i
trp rsiit By TIE TPrser to the amount Of ten PER cant
The Increase # TIE ou,r'ty otsrvi,s provided for In
tend ten . b. aTpe s 'f fo PS1 By @ i11s
We thihs he pntif i' entitled sorerOver back the $780,
AZ 70 tn other cssE IL rbi the INV Der Of gallon, wa, no
fS ty Of n 1 Td' o IF qusry found b. 5s
esnsI n ooIr.i.srs The General d.rd'rg hozhsai
nv. be eeo On u chang re result oftl co suc ion
w Gwold for the phintiasi B. Dunnius for the de-
PATENT c,sH-PLANIsG MACHINES.
John Gb..p at s.s See ast vsq styeko ETA a.
Gibs,n c. w. Ford 81 81 SANE ss W. Hothks ct al
Seine egt. J. F. Suith lin Equity
NEIsOH, G. THE tils II 81 10 thu above osses
ag the defendants fou dod upn the plier' = ODD
wo PDcr schns IS sS'erdsd by The AZ Of C9ns'ess
passed February &C. li5 The Infringement charged - iar
TO- eng ard roorg park OF salris ans also p .nng Tie
is l. want Of Beyey rs. the groovio, ard ,rgncug y
The d@fudsrts BY means Of The s ard rot cne. ane
his ~ P is IN the form Of mouds' not Included Ia ne
al these qre.ors have bsrotcora beer frequently before
r the course n the very pct'ced hgton upon this patent
ard he subject of examir alton ard aecisioo.
We .hs rot g. over them agai1 ,is l,n day nothing
has
eeers e 'oany vss s,i' oi 9. IT,
.,orer 70 t.ks a Go, NJ n p-oats
sl;!:oIs for a. p c: s,n 70. s asfesi' Petit,
ssm- r; J Msrchsi Same ast G. T. Edgar Same ast A.
NELSON. C. J -Thefe cases are Of The came oa's az
those pend II the Nothen District Of New fok, Which VS.
have aresdy disposelo Of .,.--,.
I Keller md s. Bi,tohfosd FOX plaintiff F. Van Antwerp
for dtienesAu-
SUPREME -CHAsBERs.-ocT 29.-Betore Justice
LEONARD.
THE GRIDIRoN RAILROAD CASE.
The People, &c. ard the Trustees Of The Sailors Snug IIso
sgt Join Kerr al and the Mayor &C., Of the City Of
New.Yo,k.
This is an application for sn irorc,ion to restrain the
de njant ON cnucng the Sesenh-syenue Railroad. or
the Broadway Psrsil Rood il eeursy termed IA pur
suonce Of grsni made by the last Lesiilature.
Wm Alsa Butler opened the in behalf Of the pAtit'
by Teadins the papers 10 the seton which set forth that the de-
PENDANTS about to appropriate certain puh; streets IN TINS
city for their use by establishing railroad theEso con
trsr 10 tie rights Of the tex pa, the city TO whom the
pubic streets beoped lie ESQ read the art Of the Legislature
nccrprsiny the Company and tie message o. Gov Morgan
yeopa it, The compliant foh that The streets through
which road Is pass end rsroad thereto
would be obucn, aud diminsh the value Of property
alorg The whole route
Vsmion w Robinson Cor the fbi'ns read the answer TO
the complaint denei the principal al gstions Of the plaza
ts the Corporation have no control over the
al for
nson read vera setting foh tbs. tbi, railroad would
nun .tr.e. Lnrnnah Ighi.h 4 wonld