The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-27
UNITED STATES commssIuugay COURT.

ported, q motion was made last week q dismisS the
complaint on the ground that there was not sum-
yesterday denied the motion and allowed the de-
fendant till Tuesday next to prepare his defence.
~ SUPREME couaT-sdAas;as
"A Heavy List OF Habsas Corpus Cases Tho
Anti-GnmbIers, Galway and West.
aea Before Judge Brady.
IN re Gal,cav ana VEST Yesterday morning Mr..
Hummeu, counsel for Messrs Galway and West of
the alleged bogus antigambling society," applied for
q reduction OF their bail on writs of habeas corpus
and certiorart The complaints ON which they are
held are three In numDer-one OF them for libel and
the other two for false pretences The case argued
that the s2o was taken for services TO Be rem
ssncs Assistant 6r SS0 Attorney blunt
posed the reduction Of the ban. and asked
Thursday. he intimated, however, that he did not
number Of the prisoners friends crowded around
them In the court room and shook hands with them
warmly. Some sherins officers were also around,
and II is believed that released they VIII be re-
arrested on a civil suit. eEtl
The prisoners were accordingly remanded till
a Soldier of the First Empire Charged With
vagrnucy.
IN re L0zzero Condematorie.-An old gray.headed
man Ii Lazzcro Condematorie, over whose head
eighty eight winters have passed. He is fine,
hale old fellow, whose martial bearing, though
his years render him somewhat innrm, gives
che truth to his statement that he
followed the victorious banner Of the First Napo-
leon and participated In his triumphs at Jena and
Austerlitz. A few weeks ago this old soldier was
brought before Commissioner Owen Brennan, and,
on charge OF vagrancy, was sent to the W0rkhouse.
Yesterday he was up on habcas corpus ana dis
ment.
The Emiaranr SwlndIer Mcdonald.
IN re P0trtc6 Mcdonald. convicted felon
was TO have been before the court yesterday on an
application for admission to bail, but the hearing
was postponed until Thursday. 1t Is hardly proba-
BILE that lie Will be allowed 10 be bailed, as he has
been convicted OF larceny and sent to the State
granted new trial Judge Brady has always been
ch0ry OF granting these applications, and IN
clear as the present he Is likely to act firmly.
The Result Of Kecpins Bad Company.
IN re Susie L. HaloeoelL-On the complaint Of her
ister Susie sent to the House Of the Good Shep
herd, to prevent her being ruined morally by the
evil companions she associateo with. Yesterday ap-
ptcatton was made for her discharge on the ground
that she was an Episcopaian and did not want to
stay In Roman Catholic Institution The Court
granted her discharge.
The Buckley Homicide.
IN re James McCarrou.- This was an application
for the release ball OF James McCarrol, who was
3 committed on the verdict OF q coroners jury on o
charge OF INJECTING injuries which resulted in the
death OF Bartholomew Buckley on the ed Of June
last Judge Brady dismissed the application as il
Sd mos state IN the commitments dnas u was baiia
ne would look over the papers and see II 1t was Q
Writs Granted.
Judge Brady yesterday granted writs Of habeas
corpus in the case OF Thomas Winner, committed by
Justice Cox In default or bail; John Quinn, commit.
tod BY Judge Downing on charge Of abandoning
hts wlfe Francis Fitzgerald, sent to the Workbouse
6y Justice Scott In default OF 900 bail FOR disor-
ttce Hogan for dlsordery conduct George Carleton,
alias George English, and John Residue, committed
to the WOrkhouse.
John r. Hennesscy, the Dismissed School
Trustee, Denied a Byandamus.
The People er rel John r. Hennessey us. the Board
OF Educauon.-It will be remembered that some
time ago John X. Hennessey school trustee Of the
Seventeenth ward, was dismissed by joint resou-
ton Of the Board of Education for receiving 500
from Mary L. Harmon, in consideration OF his ap-
pointing her school teacher Yesterday motion
was made for mandamns to eompsl the Board to
his counsel was that the Board was not competent
court to try the charges brought against him.
Mr.. vanderpoel, In opposition to the motion,
claimed that the witnesses examined in regard to
The matter were Oath-bOund and that the Board was
vese ed with the power to dismiss any school officer
the school system This view Of the case was taken
by Judge Brady, who denied the monon, remarklng
that II Mr. Hennessey had any relief 1t was not by
BY Judge Brady.
Leuv u.s. H,ltz ct aL-See opinion.
Bray Us. POnftOn.-InjunctiOn denied.
Halieck u.s. Wilcor.-Order settled.
COlcdn Cs. GO1Cun.-Mem. for counsel.
HetnemGn Us. Speacer.-Order settled
BrOJon Us. HOu0h ct Gl.-Judgment vacated with
$40 costs to abide event.
Mares rs. Wolc-Motion to vacate is denied, with
$40 costs to abide event.
HOvt US. HOvt-Order settled.
Cdn1O71llt,1g Us. Ke'Y.-Order settled,
/Arerv u.s. stage ct dk-Defendants may answer,
on payment Of $40 costs Of this motion &C.; the an
swer to be served and costs 10 be paid in ten days.
and Judgment to stand as security.
Barry Us. Fisher ct dl,-MOtion granted. Order to
be settled before me on wednesday OF this week.
coating Us. SttgeleT ct al-MotiOn granted. Order
to be settled Wednesday OF this week. at 10 A. Nj.
Special Notice..
Friday, July 20, is the last day 10 file notes OF
issue for the first Monday In August motion calen-
dar. All notes OF issue not filed by P. M. on that
day, VIII have to go over to third Monday motion
calendar. BY order Of the Court
CHAS E. LOEW, Clerk.
r. G. BEAMIsH, Clerk at Chambers