The New York herald., 1875-12-21
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME ECoURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Brady
III III ils 100 ISS i2S ias 1lS ibs I i54' lSs ies
IFS, 179 1s9, 2lo, 211, 22s, 264 271 274
sUrREME couRr-CiRcUir-Par Held by Judge
DoIohue-Nos. 1885 1867, 195 n, 1553h 1892, 1859
453 1858 7s Ss34 2O79 21l5 III 1855 l603 s9I 35O3
3s45 Psi, 2i19 1863 467 1870 3473 3449 l64l 36s0,
1SsS 9o opS is4 s eo os " 'ISs issS
1454 IT'S $685. 2204l, 1854 1914, 1l76, 3441 225 1886
992 23aS eS2 462,l, 2944 1904 4os, S7oA 5000 ls22
1868, 1247 9ssz, l40 4oo5 $500 14l $685. 1853, 2749
1877, 1921, 1929 1927, 713h, 1547, 1851, se9s
SUPREME CouRT-SpEcIAL TERm-Held by Judge Bar.
rctt-Demurrer-Nos. S, % Law and Fact-Nos, $40,
615 615h, 102, ass. 634, 93 544 557, LOG, 4s4 652
e5s, 654 56s, $50, 2l3, 2l4, Is, 5Ss 49.
SUPERIOR CouRT-SPEcIAL TERN-Held by Judge Sedg-
wick-Nos 9, as 2S "a, IL, IA, 81, IL AZ 36, 40, O.
SUPERIOR CoyRT-TRIAL TERM-Part HELD by Judge
Spcir.-Caso on-No S55 No day calendar Part
2-Held by Judge Freedman.-Nos ol4, 912 lisa
1890 $50, us, 556 642 o26 1sls 1926 9l6 1872 Soo
Asa
SUPERIOR CoURT-GESERAL TERM-Adjourned sine
die.
CoMsoS PLEAs-EouITY TgRM-hed by Judge Robin
COMMON PLEAs-TRnL TERx-Part Held by Judge
Larremore-Case on-No. 1878. No day calendar.
Part 2-Held by Judge Loew.-Nos. 1878, 1914 2l37
1224 29, 1905 666, 22S5 2l9S 169s, 1908 1883 1870
1911, 1s12h.
MARINE CorRT-TRnL TERM-Part field by Judge
McAdam-Nos. 1892 1895, 5507, 4l63 4425 20i5 4264
6l3 1894 $685. S337 2+7O, 36o7 1863 6217 2527 6O49
eo5o 5s29 1924 5s4s 54o5 574o 5sOs 47so 27sO $685.
4340 4S67 1859 5456 $780, $685. 612l GIGS 6l75 623s
6l93 6199 Part 2--Held by Judge Aker-Nos 444g
4450 1443 1862 35e5 S64s 517o 33lo 1869 $500 3672
36T3, 3674, 9675 Part 3-Hcd by Judge Joachmsen -
Nos 5o43, coos 5642 1904 544S 1856 5S42 567O Coos
6063 5e9T 5656 $685. $40 56S7 51ls 57S2 1892 4503
4504 2159 2444 1921 1922 $685. 1882 333l 564s 5325
55s4, 1914, $685. 5373
CorRT oP GENERAL sEssIoSs-Held by Judge suther
land.-The People VS.. John Connor, William Manahan
John Twomey and David Savage burglary: Same va
John Costello and Rody Brewer, burglary; Same vs.
Mary Dewey, grand larceny; Same VS. Joseph wcnslcr
and Gustav Bnrglc, grand larceny; Same VS.. George
steiner clonous assault and battery Same John Orr
burglary; Same William Daily and Martin Brennan
burglary Same VS. John Commingiord, forgery; Same
George Holloway, assault and battery; Same vs.
Lyman Bullard, gambling; Same Oscar Fisher petit
larceny Same vs. John Manning, petit larceny.
THE BOWEN. eagle" LIBEL SUITS.
The attention Of Judge Reynolds in the Brooklyn City
Court occupied yesterday with hearing argument
in the suit brought by Mr. Henry G. Bowen against the
Brooklyn Eagle to the sum OF $4,000
damages The against the journal named is ono
Of a pending and is known the "Kidd Salvage
Treasure suitn Ex.Judgo Fullerton VINO appeared for
the plaintiff, said he was ready TO proceed. Mr. Do
Witt, associate counsel for the defence said
they were not ready and moved for a stay
absent; that the commission to Connecticut
had not returned and for various other which
would work injury 70 the defendant He asked that
the case 60 over for the term.
In the opinion OF plaintiffs counsel this motion was
nmonstrous and atrocous.p The defendants not con-
tent with lbclng his client continue their attacks
and have the erontery TO dictate 10 the Court which
OF the libel suits will drs be tried The lbols go back
twenty-five years, and Mr.. Bowen should be per.
mittcd TO answer some OF thom.
Mr. Beach, who also appears for the defendant,
urged that they should be permitted TO amend their
answer, 'the plaintiffs msdecds are public and
notorious" The Court ordered the case TO proceed,
and the clerk called the panel from which, after some
difficulty, jury was obtained.
Judge Reynolds warned the Jury not 70 converse With