, 1865-06-14
THE LAW COURTS.
a1are WhiskJ Sslzures-Hish Wines In Coal
Mine-The Fatal Attldest ii Cart
Street Br1dge-DesertleR
and OlYorte-3sak
Officials In Dlf.
t1cnlty.
Gho larey Murder Chse-Trlal for In.
fantielde-Tae Evidence
The Verdict.

UNITED STATS CouRT-H.fors Judge Drum.
mond-Thc case Of Mary Brady, widow Of the
late Jchn Brady, against Tho City Of Chiclso, vas
concluded and given TO the Jury.
A libel was fled in the cdse Of tho seizure Of
1s9 barrels Of HIghvsucs, the property Of Dunn,
Fzlles i Co., At Limestone, rear Peorls. The
dishl1ery Of the defendants was seized sopuo
months ago, bat these hIehwines were d,tco7e.el a
concealed Ill 4 coal mine Ia The vicinity.
A e1n,llar libel wss 1cd'by District Attorney
Perkins Bass, giving Intornatlou OF the seizure
Of the Lager Beer Brewery and contents OF Simon
Eichcnseer IN rhicago. AmpnR the contents Of
the cstalll.hmtnt were ten bnRehcadt Of beer
sI6 large quarttty Of matt apd erlEn.
deUcie1cy in the returns Of Huck Il Co.., 7he -de
isser fom September i.E lt62; e ~ -. 1856.
and npIninistrstxix OF Jnhn Br1dy, oetesse1.
seslrst the city. to recover fo,90 under the
s
dants. Decf used was kt led las. fall by falling
from clask bueet bridge while It was bein, turf
3D. epa e a IT.,
wss vt1r tndtdrrtni1y lighted ut the time OF tht
accident, which VA. In the evening, and Tut IN
!ess the pedestrian Tas we'll atqu dnted With the
was completed end zivcn 10 the Jury lust evening,
Latels arc prepared for ding III tnih court, cIy.
pR information Of the following goyeInment
eEfzQztA.
The brewery Of r. 4. B.brends At Perm Ia TIC
SIKH D1str1eL In this establishment the seizure
extended to the premises and plant, Aleo large
quantity Of malt aud gram. and thirteen hundred
BY the Collector IL the alleged fraudulent returns
AIso ,he brewery and contents consisting o,
afsSR g Stf q q s. saS CO.. s son' N ss @
District.
Also reporting the seizure OF the lager hecr
h,ewe11 tof Jacob schiss~ohl, located At Lake
View, near this city. The p1emlsea. stock md
shout one hundred barrels Of beer comprise TIC
Ietult OF The raid.
The criminal docket In this court Will be called
sUrKa1oR couEr..B.tore .,udgts Mqosa, osa
Ga,v.-1he Indictment Of the Grand Jury a.atnst
Mary Clarey cbaigiDg her with the murder os
s,h Of Nay ia:t ii her Tstidunee On Dsspiaines
etrttt Was taken up yesterday morning. Or
Mtn4 arratrned the pr1socek entered plea q
gs e;caas ss s1 Of tho the
he71 ednt Hyiseot teatlned that hn went 10 ths
house nl the prisoner on III. ath OF May Oh nc.
conat Of in'orh ation received At the Poiice Sta
haupc r Nr., AcGra3. lie was accompanied bJ
cftecf Beauhfen: Ih- door of tho hons, VA
opened By MI. AeGssw. and he went INTO the
discovery OF IN after birth. ae then entered the
bedroom OF tho defendant and found her lying In
bet. when be TOLD her the nature Of his visit She
pp Il r. se a no ST. 81 cd S 81 s s 1T f.
would 1nd no'h,ne, there, and that they might
teateh the place u they liked. In The eentes ot
n be- tse Officers discovered some white bundle
dead body Of a eh,ld, with twp s.rtugs lied round
its neck, ons tied very tightly the otnes loosely.
fas SIosuc.a eaa, qas.aon ,oosssd v1s tn1
The vituess.) The ~ttnc,s npou toe
discovery Of ths corpse, returned to the police
slst'on and notiiird tho Coroner, leaving officer
Anh fA144u - tkA x%Rt tr1 hn~w
Cffetr Bt9hbitn, who Was next examined. cor
ros osatcd the testimony OF The LIST witness 10
r. pa'sleulsr. and gave sone additional facts.
she killed the child, she ssi1 that 1t was baatasd
and she did not want to Tee It.
The Court then adjourned until two o'clock.
On the Ee.epeEfng OF the Court, the testimony
! b Carpenter. srorn: an police oftcer,
nj have seen the defendant before, ut the honse
the body Of a eb,id, covered with shest, on =
taalei Iva: heEe watching fha prisoner before
thu CorontrFs icquest and Nss lo!d By her, voluu-
hss m!enEet it, dcnth three mouths before 1t vas
OH, a. the would not raise. bastarI for cpy
msn. she saao A.e fathers nsme VA, bYer, and
was dead, relieved OH1esr Desubicn,
place. The child WA rolled up ID the sheet and
Shs aad she intended 10 destroy The child three
months cesorc 1ts birth. sh7 eald ehe had lived
near The Io!llEc mill, aud had had intercourse
Mrr. rcGeaw's house aud she :sa* present. Her
other children were IN bea anc prisoner was ~
inr down at the lime went there, which Was
WIN: was her reason for kt'Ing her child, and she
told Eof be Cause she would not raise bsst1rd for
anJ msn. a.ked her Why soe had done the
given il. She .aid don't know Why id It oaly
o.. W.llem Won = sxesn. testified: h.,a
ess9 physician NJ ss; 1ss a coronsT io5
.iHee the iaii or 1853. recoliect tie defenIaat
cla1ey and saw the body Of the child % ihs ah o.
h,.e.s r. G s'y md essd fsaas,e5 In n @
BODY Of he child md .aw ,wo strings ned led
shout its NICK, one t'ehs snd the other
opinion. he deaih Of he esild was caused 81
eIanGu1ation. think the child was born alive.
Il was full grown, held an inquest upon ths se-
Cioss Observation-Disclosures babies are born
thinking the child in question Has born alive was
st m ss baa ssaT
ing tbat 1t might have breatheo after il vas
BON. / can not swear posla7elJ that
f. i Ind 1es sut g Old f apt
from what saw. / could not tell exsct!y how
lop. the child had lived after birth. The bead ts
oyalshsped at birth, and Afterwards assumes tta
hour and half 10 etx or eight hours, Defendant
eosm:u very anxious not to be seen. Pueperal
fever Eunetimes occurs In childbirth, and fre.
quent!y unsestl.s tho mind OF the mother 30 that
re sxonlntd-This fever ns1a1ly happens about
thtt ur four Gays after the birth, II this woman
had becn 1rsanc nom this fever, think .noald
~ lie Couri i-onen in cases Of child birth the
Eo,hes IL tnsauc, and can hard = be held retpon-
slhlefor her acts. This has been known TO Occur
AY1StnfcA nj var 1nRhN3tf
eoueumes results from mental depression, aud
often without a1y apparent. cause. Tae patient
sometimes soon rtcGvela. hutsomeumes Is Insane
tnsaLi,y In tho defendant. In some instances 1t
has resulted where tbera IL no cause for depres-
zion, enc where the insanity coutd be traced to
The p1osesuiion endesvo.ed to procure The at
tencan:e Of Ds. Fl ch, desiring to produce him
~ winners, to tetttfy IN the cause. but were una
BILE to n1u him. Af1er eoms delay the Court re-
quiEed the prosecution TO proceed In the abscncs
The defense then without submitting any tests-
nony slossd ths sase I'D g5ossslfa VIE vie ths ar
Aiisr the in.Guetions 81 the Court, the case
was given to the jury, who after three hours
awe, the Jury, nno the prisoner. guilty OF MN.
slaughter, at sssess hcrtsrm of'impiiBon1nent
ut one year 10 the penstenss7g."
to1rsy Charles i. Reed. ESQ. 4incoia ClalK,
Esq, Conducted the ca . ior the prisoner.
Il he divorce case Of Mary D. Dye aeain:t Hor-
t,on 81 the marriage t!a On tbe ground q seseF:
ton, the Ttport Of Ira Scott, Esq. Master IN
Chsncery, was received and confirmed, The
o bel ets
eume her maiden name o[ Mary D. Speers.
A hill praying for divorce 9ss died by Antho-
~ P. Wiii.ams against Matilda Wtllams. The
declaration Of complainant aBserts that he mar-
ried defendant on The 1lth Of October, 1851, and
lived with her until aaJ day Of 1863. which day
Mrs. Williams converted into +msvtug dsy,'
os Ssi 9o sna eoafnas S s saa
therefrom" until this day.
CIRCUIT CouRT-BJore Judge WalIdmt.-Not
A bill Of complaint WIS died in this court yea
t+r5ay by John Il. Dfckeneon seatnst Charles D.
uamll, late teller, and William q. Waite, former
y 81 59s e st
that "he hn. reaaon TO believe that on the 9Th
Of March, 1861, ,hc defsndants pnrchased In tneir
se s'@ess @ o sos eoos M1f gsqSi e e. e.
foz Sai,675, being all Increase Of s,l75 over The
original purchase. AtiiAni complains that
thong h bought wi'h the money Of the eonpsuy,
the defend .nts treated the affair as private spec
nlat1or. and made no return. Of the prot 8 to the
Bank, "feaeEaung together to dehand tho cor
poret1on.' -
B,nk, isks thai defendants ba required to appear
~ Court, and answcr srch questions as msy be
put, requiring the disposition OF the moEeJ.
BEARD OF Po11oE.-The regular session Of the
Board ol Police Commissioners was held at their
roomt, ut the Central Station, on Tuesday after
neon. The following, ordered by Counts
sloner Wentworth, were adopted:
O,de,td-That the widows and children III auy
there bel Of lEIa. Gtl.s snd Jonn stsa,anR. who
7th day ol the preeeLr month, he allowed tu re.
ce,yc itetr psy for The whole Of this mnnth, and
thst the scttng Aar.hH!l be requested to furnish
thie Rosrd with bill Of all the necessary expen-
ses by their families in their buri,l-
Ord.yfd, That the members Of the Fire Depart
.nenf who were DIS 4bled 81 The same lime, tt sl-
lowed their regular psy nltl otherwise ordered
by the Board : - Me-. .,.,n n,,...,.