The New York herald., 1872-11-08

Danger Of Storing GOods-Impor-
tant Decision.
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
Alleged Fraudulent Bankruptcy-C Charge Of
Attempting to Vote Illegally-Business in
Bankruptcy-A Banks Liability-Em-
panelling the Grand Jury in the
Court Of General Sessions.

A decision was rendered yesterday by Judge
Robinson, OF the Court of Common Pleas, which
doubtless will prove salutary lesson to deputy
shorfrs in the matter Of charges and timely pre-
caution as well to the unfortunates-of whom, un-
happily, there Is large number in large city like
this-whom some ''uniortunaJe speculation in the
indigo trade" or other mishap renders liable to be-
come the victims OF their INSCRIPTIONS extortons.
Judge Robinson in this decision cuts down q
Sherif7s bill from $419 II to $40 90 and the best Of
1t Is he cites the law upon which the reduction Is
made.
Yesterday was set down for the examination Of
applicants for admission to the Bar. 1t turned out
that under recent ruling OF the Court OF Appeals
applicants, before they can be examined must file
proofs OF their having been students at law, and
proofs OF such fling from the Clerk OF the General
Term OF the Supreme Court. To give this oppor-
tunity the examination was postponed till the 10th
Instant. Meantime on representation of Mr.. John
ID. Townsend, one Of the examining committee to
the General Term Judges, that his professional
duties prevented his fulfilling the appointment,
Mr.. Anthony R. Dyott was appointed in his place.
In pursuance Of his recent decision, and which
was published in full in the HERALD, Judge In
grahamsof the Supreme Court, yesterday granted
six additional mandamuses, directing the Board Of
Audit and Apportonmentt to audit and allow the bills
Of attendants at the Court Of Oyer and Terminer.
The case brought forward, and in which the deci-
sion was given, was test case. There are some
ninety persons claiming pay under this decision,
and the probability is that they will all now be paid
without further litigation.
The hearing upon the writs of habeas corpus In
the cases of Mrs. Woodruff, Miss Claim and
Colonel Blood, that was to have been had yester-
day before Judge Fancher; Of the Supreme Court
Chambers, did not take place. after ALL 1t was
grievous disappointment to the large crowd who
had come TO get sight Of the famous female
trio who put in an appearance, and upon its
being stated that his case was to come up at JET.
ferson Market Police Court, the writ was made re-
turnable at the latter Court. The same DISPOSITION
was also made OF the writs in the cases of Mrs
Woodruff and Miss Claim.
The argument was continued yesterday, before
Judge Joseph F. Daily, at Special Term OF the Court
OF Common Pleas, upon the injunction applied for
against Henry Bergh by various Broadway omni-
bus lines No new points in the argument were
adduced additional to those heretofore reported.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday
motion was to have been made before Judge Ship.
man In the case Of George w. Bowen vs. Nelson
Chase, on the part of the defendant to empanel a
special jury TO try the cause but 1t went over till
Saturday next to enable counsel for the plaintiff
to confer as to whether they will consent to the
alleged claim OF the plaintiff to certain landed
property situate at Fort washington, and which
formerly belonged to Madame JumeL