, 1865-07-13
Law INTELLIGENCE,
Eyaslons Of The Revenue Lsws--Csvesnmeot
Se3zures--Dlrerees---BfldEepo Kui.
sxaees---The Murder Trfsls--.
- False Imprisonment.

CE11Kp STATES CoURT-B<foFe Judge Drum.
nond-A libel OF Information WEE fled BY District
Attorney Perkins Bs:s, Eeq., relating to the
seizure Of seven thousand nine hundred cigars,
at No. 11o Rzndoph street. In this city. The
ciRa1s were manufactured IN New York by.a
spaniard n.med Marasa Bascesas, who brought
them to Chicago, ind stored them In the premises
where they were discovered By the officer. 4
largo lumber OF cigar, charged, a. the preeent
are, with hayi19 been nnbde In violation Of the
1Eternal Revenue Laws, had previously been con-
It~as en- their Information th&t the present
eetznre wHs msde.
Judgment wss taken pro eoA}tsso, IN the case
Of Smith Sampson, chsrRed with violating the
revenue Laws, BY e!adinx the payment Of The Cor
ernment Tx upon hoftes.
suFEn1oH cogRr-6:fort Fudge eary--1n the
Of the Court for the murder Of = sai1or. under
circumstances prevloR41y narrated IL the TR1-
Iu1E. noilon W. Eade By deifpdaat's ; counsel
The grounds that tho people O. Cook wers eons:d.
cred 10 BE- too much pEejud,ced By the newspaper
reports Of the murder. gre the prIsop:r IN In
viii county was telected by the defense for the
eecne OF the t,1al, because ttwHs legged that the
prisoners mother snd friends: who would be re-
qu!rtd a. wlsDesses, resided there.
In consideration Of the reasons urged. the
Court allowed the change of te1Ht desired.
divorce case Of Gail Tollner a9alnst -Ha.riett
TplneF. In pursuance Of the report the Cpafs
The bll Of Tho coop sinant was nled BY the
pialntf On the 18Th q April, setting forth that
nc narred the respondent, then named Hope, in
ii early In 1851, when che cauaelessly deserted
him.
snlt Of LeTt =. Cary It al "a. Elisha E. Honaley
elatms, snat 70 declare void the sac ofa u.et OF
&: seet1cn =. TsTn:hip 8, north 81
II cook Comfy The tsle o. n l.nd r. question
The Court also ordered decree to be issued
esse ee oi Iestsr ho5lnson sssin.t ssrae sehne' @
hiJ aud others. The suit was brooeht to cause
the defendants to execute and dtl.ve! ee'ttln
essits es9ise sho ob,,lnsa it 'q sy eeEsa tssl
process from Joseph r schneb'J, deceased,
are. The laud 10 question was purchased BY the
deceased from Julian Ram,ey, but being 1t the
time Of the purchase insolTent be caused the title
nnmcd deiendsn., bis wife. This act p'a,n'if
cjaims constituted the wife trustee, holding the
title for the benefit cf the haabind.
c,ns111 GognrB1L1 = s;cn 4agx d.%sses ,.;d 4
81, ,e0o, ~vss commenced BY Frank D; Everett
aRanst 1amts Hal1, smemher OF tbs First Pre-
ElnCk Al[y E0llEe t0fco-
Complainant In ht. affidavit asserts that On the
last 4th ofjrly he was In the evening walking on
Michigan avenue Win bis mother, viewing the
ryrotechnic dlsp!aS, and behaving in peaceful
and o1de1ly manner. when the defendant !" claim
ing to be police officer, without any WRIT OF war.
rant, OF any legal eu'hortt5, with ioree aud arms
cruelty, mai1ciousiy and W1ekea{y nssauited at.
fknt. and struck him mnrde1ous Dow upou the
head with hickory club dangerous and head.
~ wespon"-aDd when the plasnfif in fcFpecfal
1tpeusEe requested to know the cluse Of such
treatment, Hall informed htm that be had aF.
1etted hin, sud It was mona Of hie business to
know what he wss arrested for. Complainant IL
aektt that he was not allowed to ace hls mother
home. hut was ttagR ed 10 dlthy cell In the AZ
xno5y nd there confined. Next rnotniug on ~.
EsAI1pe for tr1al at the Police Court before Jus
lice Sr1rtevaut, Mf. Everett WEE discharged, being
proven guilty Of no ofense.
L eIral1ar Eutt Was commenced by James Camp-
he'll. futhtr-tnlaw OF the above complainant,
seslnst the policeman Hall and William II. Car
man. The night tuler It the Armory. Mr' Camp
b. alleges thai On tho ev1nlng In question he
net The policeman dragging his son in-laH atong
>ysn Buren, B14eet. lie asked him the c1usa Of the
arrett, whtn Hall replied that it was none Of bis
business, he (HAlD would arrest the Mayor Of
Chiesgo 1t he liked. Complainant accompanied
e1ptire to the Armo1y, where he represented 20
Hall and Casmsn, the turnkey, that he Hks worth