The New York herald., 1862-04-27
The Broadway Concert ssicons-Writ OF
Habeas Corpus for the waiter Girls
Attack Of the New York Times on Judge
BARNARD.
SUPREME CoURr-sPFciAh TENN.
Before Hon. Judge Barnard.

SUPREME CoURr-sPFcIAL TENN.
Before Hon. Judge Barnard
ArHs LA the Alser Of JossgEsHe Bel Of ths
Waiter GIRL " Cante5gry HaH Cor ~ Saloo7, 595
Broads1ylhs .s writ of habaas corpus, sued out by
the re,ors OF the Canterbury Saloon and the .msr
can Music Hal a. Broadway, 10 tsst the constituto
aly Of the recent act passed for closing the MORT
saloons OF this city Mr. James T. Bady aud M. Fra.0is
Byrue appeared for tho "prety waiter girls" a7d Mr.
Whitehead ass District Attorney, Tor the people
Judge Barnard sadIa the case Of Meggs, charged wh
murder the trial postponed by the action OF the Court
until next Thursday have been suffering from
cold and headache and shoad not have como down
lay were not from the fact that connected
with the New York TINES beongng 10 Class or persons
who very properly connected ith such tab sh
ment, has thought fit 10 assa ls on the bench with rs
spsct ~ Tie concert saloons sns therefore after TO-
day make order that persons. excspt Jurors and
lawyers, shall be admitted inside these ratings Tho
attack s OF Importance me indeed have become
accustomed to such things: but Tho yindctive ami
mostly of a set u vermn who are actually curse and
nuisance 90 society must be checked ana SO long US
have the power shall do so l am not going to submit,
without any cause or proyocaOn to such attacks from
irrespons persons am g'ing TO permit any per
without any honest caag to review my actions on
the bench other for the purpose OF forcing Judgment In
Opposition 10 my deas ofproprety, Or 10 enable with
any character responsibility, or decent standing ia
society coatrol the Judiciary OF this city. II has de
generated open nuisance aud had not this be-
fore should peremptory Issue bonch warrant and
lmprson the party guilty OF it, and give notice that
enough in the Supreme Court 10 do IL.
MIR Whitehead said that IN view Of the illness OF the
Judge and tho recent this sub having been
only Just ved he would suggest adjournment OF
this They had not yet got certified copy Of the
act. lie also hoped TO have tho cooperation OF Nj
Cramm counsel OF the society for the Reformation of Ju
veniie Den ueps bat he had not the until this
Counsel therefore suggested the propriey or
ad d,ournment
Judge Barnard thought n w0ad be well to send this
matter il the first Instance before the general
Monday, to bs heard before fgl bench.
After consultation between counsel on both sides, tie
suggestion Of tho Court was adopted
subsequently Judge Barnard addressing the reporters
present, said-n respect TO the matter which be-
fore me this morning deem proper 10 state that d.
reer and did not intend 10 refer TO the aw reporters
recognizing them ~ be class OF gentlemen, far
their treatment of me is concerned refer the penny
sliners who around getting up sensau articles.
can only say that have the pleasure Of knowing
SIX or seven OF the reporters before me, aud
teem them 10 be entemen | did not intend nay
marks would seem to imply, IL refer to them but
fer 10 those who, for the purpose Of making twenty
tive or fifty cents, around the city and get UP
ton articles.
The law reporter OF the HERAID said that they were
much obliged TO his Honor For rating them from any
participation in the attack on the Court