, 1862-04-17
Law WTTELLKGEFCE.
Sentencing the prisoners In the Re-
coFder7B Court,


corder7s GouFt.
The April term Of the Recorders Court
closed yesterday, after short but reasonably
Industrious session. There Was but little
done yesterday aside from granting q change
Of venue in the case of the Harris Conspiracy,
which, BY agreement Of parties is to
be taken before Judge Manierre Of the Circuit
Court. The following prisoners we're arraign-
ed before the Recorder, and sentenced:
George Dunn, burglary; plea Of guilty; i year
Thomas Reardon, larceny Of / coat, valued at
III plea q guilty; 10 days to county jail:
Harry Williams, larceny Of 4 watch aud chain,
Talaed at SIPS; plea Of guilty; year in peniten-
Geo. ". North, larceny Of uniforms, shoes, ETC.,
valued at $50; plea Of guilty I year In peniten-
Budget Duffy, larceny Of dry goods. valued at
So; year n pen1-entiary.
ed S16 pea q eu days g 81 II soafy
James Halpin, larceny Of boots and clothing,
valued at s14 plea Of guilty 80 days in county
Henry snen, larceny Of 3 bed qui1ta, valued at
e.; plea Of guilty; 10 days IN county jail.
Alphonso Wallace, larceny Of coat. valued at
SO; 10 days in county jail and fine Of SIS with
out costs, and committed
Martin Quinlan, larceny Of COW, valued at
315; verdict Of guilty; ! year n pealtentiaty.
valued at $55 plea Of guilty; year in peniten'.
>'15h John h. Dutton, larceny Of money to the
amount a $50; ples Of guilty; gear IN peniten-
EdEard Wilson, larceny Of watch and chain,
valued at $50; verdict OF guilty; year in peni-
Ma1y Hayes, larceny Of lady's clothing, valned
at IS; plea Of guilty !; 60 days in B1idewen.
guilty rear in city bride#ell-
CIR ToT-pr-pe{oro Tt,Jn
D,unig7ona- 500-Chancery- G " Bassett ct
al vs John Rankin ct al demurrer of defendant to
b confessed Sd, By so@pla,nans md
| Propeller Ottawa; having fa1ly considered and
being ful5 advised upon the application Of the l.
lG5 to se otnn m
| sG-IErael Nichols rs Moritz Mayer; submitted
that paintf has IN estate in fee; motion for new
| trial by defendant. No. 622-Preston J. Jewett
ct al rs same; same order as In above case. No.
b23-Same vs Thomas Connor; same order No.
| 524-1srael J. Nichols rs Thomas .Connor; same
orde. No 525-lsrael ]. Nichols vs Nary Wheel
| CT: came order.
use Of Vim. Henry Melvin, deceased, IS Isaac N
Arnold ct u leave to amend nQrr BY filing addi
tional count; No 138s-Ma1 Wineman ys. James
B. sbiels: dismissed at PLAINTIFF costs. No. 145s
-Msx Wineman ct al rs F. h. Luehrs; sams
order.
Cmcu1r COURT or COOK corszF, Before J4dg
| tH1Hse7Te-tases C0ntlQued are aa FOLLOWS. NOS
b39. 542, 81, 553. ..... ~. - .
Cases dismissed: Nos, 4s3, s95, 9o1, e46, 54o 546
No. 54.James Bronson ye G. Shepard ct al !; ruls
70 plead extended until Monday nezt. No. gss
The Chicago Dtstiuery Company II g. c. Paon e
al rule Fto plead extended one week No 93c-
James s.Beach ct al ys Hamilton Spencer ct al
rule to plead extended ten days. No. 919-
James McCammon vs. W B. Cooper; defeRdan
moves for an extension Of the rule to plead Il
abatement to the jurisdiction. No. 784-DaEid R
Jewett ct al. vs. Alvin EEeTts; proof publication
Default. Court assess damages at $4929 No
9u--Lo1enzo Stevens ys. Edwin Richards: de-
fault. Judgment for S2s3asS2 No. 6N-Ber
verdict for plaintiff. No. 5s5-Chancery. s
Barnum We stubb, ct al; default and bill pro cor
fesso. as to H. Mnrta ct al Bill dismissed as t
| F Stnbb, and referred to Master to take proof:
No COS Chancery. Mary Updike ct al rs Henry
Updike; same order. No 55s-Chancery. Refc
Is Isabella II Grouse ct al time to answer exte1
James Hood default and bill pro con fesso, and II
fetred to Master.