The New York herald., 1878-09-27

he has never been arrested and that application
was ever made on his behalf TO have any bondsman
releused.
In the suit of Patrick Collins against General Cas-
sna, which, as will be remembered, was brought on
tie plaintiffs daughter, aE order was yesterday en-
tered by Judge +. Daily refusing 10 approve the de-
fendants suretes on the order OF arrest against him.
the suretes not having appeared to be examined pur
suant TO adjournment.
Joseph G. Mills has brought a suit In tho Superior
Court, through his attorney. Mr. d. N. Porter against
Richard Scuei recover 81, 347 36 aue on promis.
sorry note made by Scnsll ana gwen Tor difference on
stock transaction The defendant is veteran stock
operator, and, alleged, ne stated TO Mills that nc
had ''sure pont;'' but Il turned out as further al
an Irish div,uend or hch The note was gwen wnicn
was not paid al maturity; and hence tho suit.
OF marriage, brought by Zeiins Volieveider against
jacob Frankenhsim, In the Marine Court the excep-
ton was taken before Judge sheridan that the pro-
ccedinPs detective by reason OF tho Tact that the
Sheriff had failed to serve on defendant copy OF
plaintiffs undertaking on whcn an order OF arrest
rendered decision, holding that under sections 723
ana 724 OF the Code u Procedure the rreguarty may
be disregardcd.
Judge Donohue yesterday denied "a motion to re-
duce The bail OF William Clohessy, who was held IN
$loo 600 bonds In suit brought against him for libel
ling Matthew y. Breen, lawyer. Mr. Samuel q.
Courtney, who opposed the application, said they
ready proceed TO trial at the next term oil The
Court. Ia denying tho motion Judge Donohus stated
that II appeared to him, If unmltigated, ono OF the
worst bels mau could bc guilty of and that on the
plaintiffs undened statement the dc iendant Was de-
serving OF no ienency from tho Courl.
Clark Il. Chapman. OF Vermont, and s. J. Kneeland,
OF this city, charged with having begun suit to brcak
tho viii OF the late A. r. stewart on behai, OF Alex
ander Stewart the Vermont farmer, without author
ity have retained Ruius +. Andrews ana Lucus +,
ChntendcD to appear in their behalf on the motion 10
substitute Ira Shaer IN place oi Mr.. Kneeiand as at
torney ior the plaintiff The motion wili be heard to-
day by Judge Wcstbrook, in Supreme Court, CHAM
bers, and voiuminous alidavts from citizens OF Ver-
mont will be introduced by the contestants.
ammo Black, sewing machine operator, alleges
that about year ago she became acquainted WITH
Simon Ginsburg, tniior; that IN July last he prom
lsed TO marry her on the 2lst september and made
her present OF ring; that extensive preparations
made by her Tor the weddug that all her friends
were assembled on The appointed day, but mat Gins
burg did not come ami refuses 10 marry her. Tho
young woman at once commenced suit tor $40, 900
damages, and Mr. Herman suefel procured an oraer
from Judge Donohue yesterday holding GinsDurg "a
S3 900 bail In default OF bail the defendant sent
to jail.
COURT CALENDARS-THI DAY.
SUPREME CoURr--CHAyBERs-Hed by Judge West
brook.-Court opens at haii-past ten O'Clock A. N.
Calendar called at eleven O'Clock Nos. Is, 43, As, IS,
y, 49, 81 lao, 144 las, l6l, 49, l9l l9s 1885, 26O,
22a 234, 239.
SUPERIOR CONVERSATIONAL Txax-Held by Judge
Van Vors.-Court opens at twelve O'Clock. No day
calendar.
COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TERM-Heid by Judge J. +.
Daly-Court opens ut ten O'Clock A. NJ No day Cal
endar.
MARINE CouRr-TRIAL rERM-Part 1-Acld by Judge
Goepp.-Short causes-Nos 4520, ooa6, 5o20. 5l72,
1890, 49J2 5193, 51S3. Part 2-Hold Dy Juuge
nosL-shorl causes-Nos. 1909. 5l34, 1896, Sis,
5I3o, $3.50, 5l2S DISC, 5ls4. Part 3.Aea ps Judge
Suca-Snort causesNos 45Sa oool, oVsis 4IoV, ou91,
5l52 5l42, 5l7l
COURT or GESrnAL srssloNs-part 1--Hea by Re-
eorder Aaoksu-Ihe People VS.. Henry Aeaernan
(contiEuedl grand larceny; Same vs. Isaac Wiilse,
ieonious assault and battery; Same VS.. Thomas
Conner, burglary; Same VS.. Henry A. Oiivor, burg
larry; Same VS.. William Monanon burglary: Same VS..
Frederick Waller, burglary; Same VS.. John J~Ross,
grand larceny; Same Vs. Joshua Alexander, grand
larceny; Same vs. Daniel ConnelIy, grand larceny;
Same w. Rose Murray, grand larceny; Same VS..
Edmund Bunton, forgery; Same VS.. Lizzie Grady
aud Mary Kelly, larceny from the person; Sumo VS..
Daniel Sullivan, assault and battery; Same VS.. George
Geday, larceny from the person; Same va. James
Corcoran and Thomas Poyier violation Of the Excise
law; Same George Whitney and Jane otsbbins,
violation OF The Excise law Same Ernest Deiko
and Martin Dohbender, violation OF the Excise law
Part 2-Adjourned to september 80, 1878