The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-04
THE COURTS.
The Bank Of England FOrseries Mcdonnell
Sent TO Castle Pinckney. .
Woodruff and Clafin-A Further Post
ponement Of Their Trial
BUSINESS IN THE GENERAL SESSIONS

The Consul General for Uruguay to the United States
Mr. Garsa arrested not long since on capis issued
OF the United states Circuit Court III SUIT orougnt
against him by Nathaniel Mckay, to recover moneys
which Mr.. Garsa charged with having misapplied
The capIas was made returnable Monday last but
appearance having been made by Mr. darsia on that
date counsel for Mckay obtained fresh capas but
Mr. Garsia having appeared yesterday the Marshal.
under the advice Of the Court will not the
capas until time has been given to show cause for not
pcaring on the return day.
The divorce suit of Elizabeth Brinckey Hugh L.
BrInckey up for trial yesterday in the Supreme
Court Circuit Part before Judge Van Brunt-no jury,
by consent Testimony first put in of several hotel
clerks and boarding house Keepers taken by commission
the fact that the litgants had lived and
wife. Mrs Brinckley was then called to the witness
stand and proceeded with her testimony till the adjourn
ment of the Court
In the supreme Court Chambers yesterday James Bell
and Charles hostein, two gamblers, who arrested
last week bv Detective Heidelberg for ropng In stran
ger to banco game and swndling him out Of sum of
money, discharged from custody application of
their counsel, Mr. W. +. Howe technical objection
to the complaint which they arrested and tenn
porarily held.
John Whitehead was put on trial yesterday In the
United States Circuit Court before Judge Benedict and
ajury tor giving information through the mails where
malpractice medicines could be purchased The jury
convicted him and he remanded for sentence.
On Monday the 10th inst Judge Woodruff will take up
at the United States Court n Chambers street, the
calendar of appeals in admiralty wris Of and
peals and reviews in bankruptcy
Yesterday in the United States Circuit Court Judges
Woodruff and Batchford presiding the former delivered
the Judgment Of the Court renting George Mcdonnell,
OF the alleged forgers upon the Bank of England
the custody of the Marshal The decision maintains In
every particular the conclusion arrived at by Commits
sioncr Gutman who has issued his for the
mment of NC Donnel await from the Department Of
State the order of extradon to England. The prisoner
has been removed for safe keeping to Castle Pinckney
He Is closely guarded and watched.
The report that Judge Benedict has given decision
upon the demurrer the indictment alleging that George
+. Cunning embezzed money from the SubIreasury is
not true
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday, before
Judge Benedict John Bot found guilty of sending
through the mails medicine intended TO effect i'm
moral purpose motion for trial Of the is
pending.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday Judge
Smal!ey presiding, the Of Long Ogden vs. Moses
H. Grinnel ex-Collector Of this port commenced.
1t action to $780, of duty claimed by
the plaintiffs to have been paid importation Of
hoop iron. The iron cut into strips ana punched.
the allegation the plaintiffs il that the strips
hoops which subject to lighter duty than hoop
iron The Is still at hearing
Yesterday Judge Blatchford, sitting in the United
States Circuit Court gave leave to counsel move
day. to quash the indictment which has been found
against Woodruff Blood and Cain for sending obscene
publications through the mails.