The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-27
Criminal Procctdings-The Taintor Atlantic
Bank Defalcation--Tho Calender Ocean
National Bank hdictmeRt--.The
Law Of Copyright---ShiP-
~ royo ping Fireworks. ast
OYER AND aTERMINER
DR.. Brown Sentenced to Sing Sing for Ten
III Years-Burglars Disposed OF.

Judge Benedict yesterday decided in the United States
Circuit Court indictment which been found
against r. L. Tantor for embe4zng 100000 the property
sfthe Atlantic National Bank, specific enough and he
therefore denied the motion to quash which had been
made few days since by defendants counsel No day
has yet been hxed upon for the trial.
Yesterday, in the case Of Patrick McArdle and -
OBvien, who had been charged with obsructing and i'm.
peding keepers for assignee in bankruptcy placed in
charge Of premises 428 First avenue, Commissioner
Osborn discharged the defendants the ground that
there sufficient evidence support the charge of
resistance by violence by attempted Violence that
the evidence would not justify him In sending the to
the Grand jury ~ hcatptf49 tNsiNt h2
The the United States va Patrick Powers boat
swain Of The steamer Ontario who Is charged with as
sauiting ono Of the Sailors Frank Silva was continued
yesterday before Commissioner shields The prosecution
closed and there Adjournment to enable the de-
fendant to put In his defence sFfs-k n. -reaN \
The civil Jury calendar win be called in the United
JSdge emaley. The jurors summoned to try the cases
on atcaendsr were yesterday discharged until that
time. .l4 Oil NON oYiscoI 6 y .ac..lsa1al cguef
Judge Ward Hunt one OF the Associate Judges Of the
epprsme Court OF the United States paid visit Judge
Benedict yesterday while the latter presiding in the
United States Circuit Court. ..
The case Of Louis zelner, alias Dr. Cruise, who Is
charged with mailing obscene article. taken of
the calendar yesterday in the United States Circuit
Court the defendent not BEING In proper mental condi
consent OF COUNSEL ON DOtu SUES
of Leander Foy indicted for mailing obscene hera.
ture, went over 10 the next term. FAM ,tr. t. n
Yesterday, In the case of osgood Co. vs. Luyster.
which application in the United States Circuit
Court for Injunction to restrain the defendant who is
= publisher in this city, from selling editions of Brett
Hartes works. printed in and imported from England
the plaintiffs having copyright for the works In ques
ton in this countryJudge Blatchford granted the In
junction sought for. ssfss- < stt sfn fn
The trial of William n. Tweed which was set down for
to-day in the Court Of Oyer and Termner has been post
pened till tomorrow, to allow the putting in of
special plea. Meantime It is ruored that every possible
effort will be made by Mr. Tweeds COUNSEL prevent his
trial before Judge Davis at present holding the Court Of
Oyer and Terminer account of the latter alleged
being strongly prcjudiced against Mr.. Tweed. There u
also another rumor afoat to the effect that the District
Attorney has caused rigid investigation made OF
oil the jurors summoned the panel for the Tweed
trial. VIZ. ia & 81 1919 teet W tt t .lfii
The writ Of habeas corpus in the Of George Francis
Train was formally dismissed yesterday by Judge
Fancher at Supreme Court Chambers Tomorrow will
Be heard the argument upon the application for writ
ae luRatico inquirendo. : . ~ y-s-.e
Yesterday in the United States Circuit Court on the
motion Of Colonel B. F. Willis Mr B. N. Funkhauser was
admitted to practice. Mr. sherburne Blake Eaton
als0 admitted. A& fe~M84 CO.. f'#t1AI ~ sa--fa4.