The New York herald., 1871-09-07
THE COURTS.
Alleged Attempt at Murder-charge Of Attempt
- scuttlo Ship Mismanagement of sav.
ings Bank-The Motion for an Injunc-
' ton Against the City-Business
$3.50 IN the General Sessions
UNITED STATES cumMIsslpstas csua1.
Before Commissioner White.

Before Commissioner White. -t...ff
In the Case or an Application for the Ertrddlton
orJoAn Barter.-The defendant Spanish sailor,
belonging to the British snip Strathblane. was
charged with staobing fellow seaman, named
Henry Conroy, while on voyage to this port. An
application for extradition was made which resulted
M tine examination before the Commissioner. Mr..
Narbury appeared counsel for the British Consul.
ss oo4uW a. THE TESTIMONY. tcO ere
James Poe, the master. testl6ed:--A dinlcuity
occurred galy I ISL between Rarter snnda snda
Q61roy; they had q few. words and fought
: few rounds; the next day about aye A. MI
the mate called to- me and said that Conroy had
ran into the Cabin and asked me to protect him
fsy.n1s S% the ass so saying nyss aV' up oad
prisoner;'' then put MIN in irons, and did
not allow the men to moest MIN; Ia asked ID Barter M II
10 irons until we reached new York when ! nrstt
arms Of the sailors bleeding, there was one deep cut
across his lefg cheek, across his forehead one
across nis lett hand one on his head and one on his
Henry Oonroy, the wounded man, testified as fol.
iSws:3n 5uy went EN- to the wheel for my turn % Of
decks, and one OF the men told me that Barter was
culeng me because | had not washed the fore.
castle; asked HIM what he was making such o
fuss about, and why ne did not come and talk to me
g my face; he kept on curslng for while. and
stripped also and told him to ONE on he then ran
20 bis bunk and searched for something; told him
could whip me, but that ] would try Il on;
ss @ ca one % sais ina. Tans das % w
fought TWO rounds and he would not fight any
more; ] then went TO- work; the next morning,
winch was lying over my breast; the cut went
throngh to my breast; was then out across my
left cheek, across my forehead and on my head;
ala not know VINO mad cut me until saw Barter
running away from me; ran on deck and shouted
Bar VINO nv went into c csb en M tainted
from loss Of blood; was unable to work for three
my right nand is disabled from the cut
tho stratnblanei Barter acknowledged TO me that
No mad stabbed ConrOy.
and he was cemmitted TO await an extradtion man.
date from the President. rglF
Charge Of scnttlinx a Ship.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The United States rs. Igtntan, Le,uts Smtth.-The
defendant charged with scutting the ship Euterpe,
was held TO bali to await examination In 81, 900.
SUPREME cOuRr-sHaMssai
Alleged Misma.agement Of Savings Bank.
~ Aso Before Judge Sutherland
In the Natter Of the Atlantic Sauin0s Bdnk.-
George ". Walker petttoned the Court for an order
appointing some suitable person to examine into
the affairs OF the Atlantic Savings Bank He claims
Ishat the institution has been mismanaged and that
the trustees and the secretary have acted entirely
WuttSTy 70 Cn0 law relaCnR 10 euCn ln6uCuCl0n6.
Thc trustees no charges with l0an1ng themselves
money out of the bank deposits and says that the
eeoretary voted himself yearly stipend Of $4,000.
After Q careful revision OF the papers the Judge
granted the application and appointed as examiner
Phtl0 T. Ruggles.
s1 .N 0 lH Decisions. aii gs VI 1f
Patrick Riley ps. RsG7,li,a Stakeholder settled.
Teresa Vtele rs Eo0ers Z. Vtele.-Motion denied,
without costs to either party.
IN the Natter Of the Petition Of Fredericn W.
60und-OrdeP granted. ,- r.,'..,r. 1900 ..,,,,
xartfn 4. B.snn es al. Is. Andre,o Douohe,yv ct
R.-MemOranda. ctl ll lI0 n irNal,r5r ~
E,isha c. Bishop us. John Kellv.-Case settled
The Injunction Against tho City.
Before Judge Barnard. e
The Judge was not aple to hold Court yesterday,
owing to sickness. Az usual, an order was entered
Aao1rning all motions, notices 10 snow cause and
other business until to-day. In the expectation that
the application to be made by ex.Judge Barrett on
behalf OF committee Of citizens for an Injunction
pvainng the city from paying out any more money or
issuing any bonds, q large crowd was assembled in
the court room. 1t was noticeable, however. that
there were no persons OF prominence among them,
nut mainly minor salarted city officials, who evl.
IDENTIFY regard their monthly stipend from the City
Treasury endangered. The case Will In oil proba-
lb1llty come up to-day. I'D .f..