New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08
JUDGE BUSTED.


We are glad to learn that tins gentleman
was well enough yesterday to hold court at the Battle
House The court was opened IN the U1t tSo uase
attend there, IL was adjourned 10 the Bate ouse
The Judge met the Grand Jury in the Ladies Ordinary
will be found In another column Although the Juuge
was ttgned ~ the eSer0 on S u
to this community that he is Wen enough 10 uuerase
very soon. where, II there were any longer danger
threatening him. there would be found any NUMBER Oh
stout arms ready to avert IL from his head.
From The Mobile Times Feb. q
At 1880 Yesterday the IT, s. District Cour was opened
in the Ladies' Ordinary, in the Battle House. ny 'uuse
The Judge entered the room supported by Cen Byron TS
Pierre and Capt Godfrey, and walked with great ann
Gully on one leg He looked remarkably well, taking
into consideration the fact OF his long 10 MS
room and sufierings from his wounds we hoteeu u
great change the Judges naturally strong and com
Dandng voice which was wont 10 ring through Tue nan
of the L. s. District Court being on tins occasion weak
aud tremulous Inc scene was luic an ievtln5 ~ ~
and much sympathy manifested ny those present LOT
the distinguished judge VINO mas won 'ge LespeG' , anu
esteem Of The community by his able ana fearless ueIense
After The adjournment of the Court, the Grand Jury,
members Of the bar and others, crowded iQuhu tle
Judge and expressed their congratulations at his escape
from death the hands Of an assassin In short whe
hope To see the Judge IN the active aschage vi LIS
Official duties which he uhlls with great credit 70 hn
sei mn I"no1 The openine of the Court the Judge
stated 10 the clerk that the Hon. Egbert Grandn was
duly commissioned the DsrictAttorney for the south
ern District OF Alabama, and directed him TO 6ner the
fact upon the minutes OF the Court Inc Glnu JudS
was read by the Foreman: .. a..
their labo eT service prolonged De
yOsi the usl. period consequence Of an tI'emP upon t %
thsnkfn that by The mercl
Of failed Of contamination Tue Jurors also
wh 70 render courtesy which has
marked the Of the Judge With the jury during the per
- their duties. ~
The ury have Investigate with and mpsrAy all
violation ofas the 81 ohas and Others when nave
the Court Cases Of supposed VOLS
u Rights bin have been before them for consideration ana
Instance an indictment vas fon6 ossr a,s, ~, p
liz good dA not appear 10 require their action. 49,,
their obligations require them 10 ca the
attention the condition Of The Custom House buuans on
.hh general repairs necessary the pubic properly nom
and the books and pspers 81 tue
several The otce If the District Attorney desh
ned for the nsaeion om~ business and some
facilities Tor tie proper and ron
Of presented
the attention Of the Government may De
elimination and renovation OF this Important hAonh
Ia the jury their CALCULATIONS the
honorable Judge Of the Court trusting that ne may
ofes du, would respectfully alk to be discharged from farther at
tendance. W. ~ LtDiAhD toi'"Ah'
Nobte Feb |, 1863
Judge Busted, after directing the clerk to forward
copies Of the presentment 10 the Secretary OF the Int
rior aud Attorney General, spoke as follows:
Gentnen Of tN jury IN behalf OF the United
employed thank for the
discharged the duties
ohee tender there
equal that which will nsnyy out OF the Intelligent
conviction Of having fully and fairly met
sympathy express personally The event which has elected
tbs should inspire all aud especially the
per.on with abiding trust 10 that Good Providence
which numh the hairs u our beads and without whose noie not even
a falls H. The ground.
The Court then adjourned until Monday next at II
o'clock