The New York herald., 1875-08-25

In the United states District Court yesterday on mo
Of the United States Assistant District Attorney
Smith, decrecs entered condcmning eight barrels
Of Illicit apple brandy found in possession OF John s
Emmons at Hudson y. ", and one linen dress, eight
pieces Of linen shawl, cotton dress and one
Of silk and cotton ribbon seized the steamer
Russia on suspicion Of having been smuggIed
John A Lant, the publisher Of alleged improper
publication known the 7oedo SIM, was recently held
by Commissioner Osborn, in default Of s. 600 bail to
await the action Of the United States Grand Jury on
charge of having mailed that paper AT the time he
was committed hc offered Dr. Miller as his surety
but District Attorney Bliss required two sreties Yes.
terday Iants counsel applied 10 Judge Blatchlord on
habeas corpus proceedings TO have the bail reduced
and DR.. Miller accepted sole surety. After an ex-
animation, before United states Commissioner Osborn
Of the proposed surety, Dr. h. Miller, Of Twenty
sixth street Judge Blachiord who declined 70 reduce
the Of bail FIRST required by the Commissioner
directed that the bail bond OF Dr. Miller should be
ccptcd.
Judge Blatchford yesterday issued warrant Of re-
moval 10 send Captain William ~ Patterson, II. Ekon.
Jacob I.ngher and Herman Waahrcade, Of the OF
the brig Jefferson Borden Boston, appear there
These parties taken Boston. last evening in
charge OF United States deputy marshaiS
William J. Rae, arrested upon a charge Of putting
forged California bonds upon the market was before
Judge Tappcn, IN Supreme Court Chambers yesterday
habcas corpus proceedings, The prisoners discharge
asked for on the ground that there nothing 20
hold him on, except his own admissions that nc pro-
cured the bonds from \ named Wilson. who was
introduced ~ hiIG by man named Hall and That tie
latter having been discharged thc presumption Is they
were all innocent parties Decision reserved
james Duny convicted ofattcmptnI 10 shoot Deputy
Comptroller Earle taken before Judge Daniels on
habcss corpus yesterday, Judge Tappcr holding Su-
prcmc Court, Chamhcrs having refused - hear tho
he is a distant relative or Mr.. Earle Duny's
discharge was claimed The ground that nc had been
convicted OF an attempt 10 commit assault with a
dangerous weapon, and that thc law not allow
conviction for an 'a;tCmpt' 20 commit that offence.
Judge Daniels took the papers rcscrying bis decision
The supreme Court General Term judges Davis
Brady ana Daniels on tho bench. occupied most OF
yesterday with the Of she lawyer Samuel D.
Schwartz alias Stewards, whom tho Court has boon
asked 20 dsbar on complaint Of Coroner hcsslcr The
charge IS that hr. schwartz imprisoned for fraud
In his native country, Prussia and changed his meme IN
this country. Papers were read cxcupatory of Mr.
Stewards 10 the Imprisonment and ahdavs were also
read giving him very high character bis profession
The Court rescrv0d its docis.On.
In The suit of Judson g. Worth against J. NJ Bani-
ran the plaintiff obtained order OF arrest ard had
The defendant arrested The ordcr Of signed
on The 10th Of November, ISL but only delivered
10 the sheriff the goth Of March, 1870. A rule OF
court known TO the profession AZ rule No requires
that said rule be nGorscd on the order before u passes
into tho hands of the sheriff. which was not done N
This ease Tho motion 10 yacntc the arrest was mnde
by The defendant, Banigan The merits Of The arrest
were fully and critically argued both Ia their obvious
and technical application TO the facts Of The case The
case Is the more Interesting The profession ~ being
the first authoritative decision The legal elect o rule
No u The Court set aside tho arrest With costs