The New York herald., 1868-11-07
NEW YORK CRY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cauaT-caIs'sal BRANCH
~ uc.eunrrn NATURALIZATION Cases-The
s Trial Set Down for Monday Next

-. po..nn.ru Naturalizarion Cases-The
- Trial e,et pown for Monday Next.
Refore Judge Blatchford.
~ IN. y,.f,sa states rs BENJAMIN B. Rosenberg
n,u case was called in the regular order OF the cal
andar NJ Lawrence, counsel for the defendant,
moved the postponement OF the case Tor time sum.
3tsnt to enable counsel to examine the Indictment
md prepare for the defence.
4 Mr., Courtney-Before any motion Of this kind
sught to be entertained the defendant should be in
scurt to plead to the Indictment. After he pleads
counsel may make any motion he pleascs.
Mr. Lawrence-The Indictment was only found on
esturday-Sunday intervened-the election was on
guesday, and all the time since counsel like every
Yne else, mas been SO constantly engaged we have
kot had time to consult together.
4 Mr. Courtney-This case, your Honor, has been
called on twice since the indictment was found, and
Sey) did not Know Defendant is not even here this
horning to plead to the Indictment. Your Honor
" pe en- m e @
Sounsel may make motion Of demurrer OF 70 quash
n Mr.. LaWrenco-It was only on Saturday last the
indictment was found.
Mr.. Courtney-It was presented on the same day.
4ne facts IN the case are familiar to counsel. They
occupied four or fve days before the Commissioner
"a examining witnesses and discussing the questions
to w' wo ~ with se cee as 1T any
yme. There is no good reason why the case should
pe postponed. Counsel again urged the court 70 IN.
Hnd QiS pleading TO the Indictment before any moon
Pc heard on the part OF counsel.
The Court Will postpone the case till Monday
next, when the defendant must be in court and
plead after which counsel viii be at liberty 70 make
any motion they please.
The case was then set down for Monday.
The Case Of Coddebnclx and Others.
me United states Us. Lepis Coddeback ana
0thers.-Thc defendants are charged with issuing
forged and fraudulent certificates OF naturalization
The Grand Jury having found true bills against them
pm motion the trial or these cases Is set down to
follow the Rosenberg case
The same counsel engaged IN the Rosenberg case
VIZ celenu the accused In the Coddeback cases.
The CaIendar-Assignmcnt Of Cases.
The criminal calendar was called and the follow.
mg assignment OF cases made:-
!. Garniss C. Baker and James Arnold, embezzling
he funds OF tue Tradesmcn's National Bank: set
e0wn for trial on the 9th inst.
Daniel Me5smore ct al (tne Bourbon whiskey case);
Tor the 9th inst.
James Balley-Embezzling letter from the Post
ONCE; for the 10th inst
Norman L. Finley ct al.-Defraudlng the govern.
i. WntSon * Crary-DefIauding the governments OF
tax on distilled spirits; for the 9th inst.
Christian Flecke-Deirauding the government OF
Wx on distilled spirits; for the 9th inst.
S0hn Osbrey-Same offence; for the IIth inst
Nicholas Henry ct al. N Making false Wlskev
bonds; for the 10Th inst.
Jacob chatterton and william Doran (alias .pougn-
keepsle Jake' and ''English Br,-Dealing In coun.
uiisit notes; for the 1lth inst.
Alvah Blaisden and john j. Eckel-D efrauding
we government OF tax on distilled spirits; for the
9th Inst.
Other Calendars.
The bankruptcy and civil Jury calendars were also
called and the cases on them duly assigned.
On the civil calendar was che noted stevenson cot
ton case, which vas set down for the latter part OF
me month, and great number OF wEiskey and to-
oacco cases.