The New York herald., 1876-11-05
THE COURTS.
Business in the Courts for tAs
November Term.
IMPORTANT CASES AWAITING TRIAL
Z. A. Woodward, William N. Tweed and Peici
B. Sweeny at the Bar Of Justice.

However much politics and the Judiciary should be
dsassocaed the fact patent and doubtless Will con.
tnuc long our judges elected that the oc
currence OF important election, and more partcu-
larly exciting Presidential election like the present,
VIII cause temporary dlminution OF activity In tho
courts During the past week there have been NO trial
terms held any branches of the State courts
and the probability is that the courts Will
not get into full active operation again until after
election day The November term commences
tomorrow. when all the courts will convene bu, it "a
very doubtful whether business will DO trans
acted in them, the majority will, doubtless, adjourn
until after the excitement OF election DAY, whcn
the great public pase, in IT'S present eversn heat,
having subsidized to normal condition, Will render
judges and lawyers better. fitted 10 enter upon ths
pressing duties OF whs, promises TO De an unusually
busy term. Foremost in importance oi
cascs awaiting trial is that OF l. A. Wood
pamy days OF the Ring r+gime 1t II
expected that he will be in the Court OF oyer
and Terminer, which convenes ut ten O'Clock A. NJ to-
morrow with Judge Brady on tho bench. II Is not
likely that amy :hing will take place beyond hia
arrsgnment and fixing the day Of MS trial pnrina
should he happily be brought again 10 our shores ON
board the Franklin, already 50 provokingy dilatory ~
its arrival, win be brought into this court "a
answer TO The various indictments Tor forgery
which have been found against h,in IN
Meantime whether Tweed arrives not HIS trial 10
the $1,000 900 SUIT Is sot down Tor the 10Th inss
sweeny to recover 81 900. 900, which no is charged
with having lraudulenty obtained from the city
treasury of the leading spirits the Ring frauds
There arc no o,hor trials o! special public
the court calendars, except the suit OF FRANCIS ~
Mouton against Henry Ward Beecher. the trial OF
which tho counsel OF the Plymouth pastor
are moving heaven and earth to havo transferred
from this county TO OF the northern counties OF
this Stac, tns decision 10 this effect not having yet
been gwen by Judge Westbrook, before whom II waa
argued several weeks since An important trial Is also
that the Superior Court calendar brought by Ruus
Hatch and Sidney Dillon against she Pacific Mail
Steamship Company But for that matter there are
full calendars all tho the awaiting trial
embracing all tho varied points OF controversy charac-
Tho supreme Court, General Term, will meet on the
18th ins rendor decisions cases argued during
he last and beyond this there viii be no sessions
Of this Court during this month As usual Chief JUS
DAVIS and Judges Brady and Daniels will preside.
Judge Lawrence Will hold Chambers, Judge Barrots
supreme Court, Circuit. Part 2: Judge Donohuc Su-
will hold Special Term, Chiet Justice Cur
.s ;n,d rrH Tr. rerm Term Fart Part TSeae ueas S
be session OF the General Term until next month";
n the Court Of Common Pleas Chief Justice DAILY and
Judges j. +. DAILY and Van Hoescn Will bold the Gen
erai Term, Judge Van Brunt Equity Term, and judge
Robinson Trial Term Part l. In the Marine Court tho
Tour trial terms will be held respectively by Judges
sinnott, Alker, Shea and Coopp while Judge McAdam
will hold Chambers. Both branches OF tho Court OF
General Sessions will convene tomorrow, Recorder
erland over Part 2. Recorder Hackett will charge
the Grand Jury. During tho torn Charles 4. Bcckwtn
viii be tried on further indictments for alleged em-
in whose tho jury disagreed, Will PROBABLY %
brought up ior second trial. Notwithstanding
seven homicide were disposed of IN this Court
during the last term other OF similar
character stl awaiting trial, part oil which viii Dc
tried here and in tho Oyer and Tcrminer farses
indicted for election frauds will also be brought 70
speedy Justice their either beng tried the Ses.
slons or tho Oyer and Terminer