The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-21
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS
Summaries-Value of Brooklyn City Bonds-A
7h SANDER Suit--Decisions.

The Tweed trial attracted q large number OF
spectators to the Court Of Oyer and Terminer
yesterday in anticipation Of lively proceedings.
The crosse Examination of Mr.. Andrew J. Garvey
occupied the entire day, and was not closed when
the Court adjourned. nfe
Yesterday Commissioner Osborn rendered his
decision In the matter OF Henry william Morgan
who had been charged with forging the endorses
ments OF George PIN Co., OF Liverpool, England,
TO the amount Of f1,1oo. The accused had been in
the employment of PIN & Co. as traveller. The
case was submitted to the Commissioner without
argument on either side, ana he now holds that.
on the evidence as 1t stands, Morgan must be re-
manded to await the Presidents warrant Of ex.
tradition. tal aa ftt e,aett aar
Ernest Nelke, Of saxony was yesterday brought
before Commissioner White, and charged, on the
complaint Of the Consul General of Germany with
having embezzed 700 Prussian thalers from letters
which were entrusted to him. as letter carrier, to
deliver. It appeared that the accused ned from
,saxe-Gotha, went to Chicago, and was brought on
to this city under warrant Issued by Commits
uoner Shields for his arrest. The examination
having been opened, the accused confessed his
guilt, and he was accordingly remanded by Com
missioner White to await the Presidents warrant
Of extradition.
George F. Dunning superintendent in the Assay
ONCE, Of this city, was indicted in July 1862 for
having embezzled money Or funds, the property Of
the government. He has been arrested On bench
warrant, and upon being brought before Commits
sioner Shields was held in 800 900 bail for trial
Mr. Ketchum, Register in Bankruptcy, has GER
Hied to Judge Biatcht0rd q question respecting
alleged misconduct on the part Of Mr.. Samuel
Hirsch, amember Of the bar, while conducting
certain bankruptcy proceedings IN the case Of one
Bach before the Register. Judge Blatchford has
Issued an order calling upon Mr.. Hirsch to state
what he has to say in reply to the complaint con.
tanned in the Registers certificate.
Thomas Coleman, who had enlisted in the United
States Army, was brought up on habeas corpus
yesterday before Judge Blatchford. Coleman
sought hts release from the army on the ground
that he was under age at the time of his enlist
ment. The Judge ordered the young man to be
discharged upon his father paying back to the gov
eminent the value of the outfit the recruit had
Ieceived.
The hearing OF the case of George washington
Bowen vs.. Nelson Chase was resumed yesterday in
the United States Circuit Court before Judge Ship
man aud the special jury. The whole OF the day
was taken up by counsel for defendant in reading
dispositions taken upon the present and former
trials of this suit. These dispositions showed that
the plaintin, Bowen, according to his own state
ments, had entered into an arrangement with two
parties to conduct this litigation for him; that he
was to advance no money beyond the expense Of
taxing the dispositions and that these two parties
were to have 10 per cent Of what they could col
lect ont OF the suit and payment Of all money ad-
vanced by them for expenses, with interest there
on. The trial will be continued to-day.