The New York herald., 1878-03-27

Judge In the General Sessions, 10 answer
"A charge receiving goods stolen rom Ciahih co.
by one OF their porters, named James Beitou, who IL
VII, be RENE pered on his arrest, although receiv-
ing only sl2 week salary mad about slz,ooo ~
savln his account II was claimed that tne
Indictment was detective. a decision upon which
point reserved until TITS morning
Ad Neuendorn, manager Of tho 1ermania rneatre,
wrote a musical compo>ilion entitled s'Symphony
In Mpjor," which was rendered 10 his theatre
short time ago Max Goidstein, German musical
critic wrote an article upon this symphony which
appe aTei In tho columns oil the New York Musk
Zeiixng. Neuendorn claims tins article was libel
Ious ~ character, and got out an order OF arrest
Tor Goldstein, uuder which he taken into Gus
tody yesterday IN suit Tor damages. Goidsteln
was taken be fore Judge McAdam IN the Marine Court
who put him under 5000 bail Neuenaorr lays DANA
mrs. Deil stewart was tired yesterday before Re-
corder Haokett on the charge Of attempting TO stab
Police Captain hcCuiIagn The fncis OF the case
have already been fully published. In her own de-
fence the accused swore that she did not intend to
strike the Captain but mad seized the dagger to Kll
herself rather than go to the station house Tho
Jury alter absence Of Two hours iailed 10 agree
and were discharged
COURT CALENDARS--THIS DAY.
SUPREME CouRr-CnAMBERs-Hcd by Judge Law
rcpce-Nos 49, 59 &C. 81, 6S, 81. 1876, l62, III, lS5,
ls0 1914 l97 1885, 2o6 22s 232 23s 23, 249 254. 20S.
264, 272, IA, 27o. 277 276.
surKEmE CoUaT-GESsRAL TERM-Adjourned until
surxnME Cour-spxclAL TERx-HeId by Judge Van
Brunl Nos. s46, 2l5. 40. 1893
SUPREME CoCRT--CECUIT-Part l.-AdJourncd until
Friday nexl. Part Held by Judge PotleE-Nos
1851, 95s, 1862 1893. i4l7 5o61s l7os1. SOY, ls44
l40s 1913, l42l, 1854, l494, 1881 Part 3-Aeid by
% Soss' io, 5Ssa, so2. i2SS' 27o4 ial6, 1879, la4s
ll25, 2479 25Os, 1925 1919. l62l l527 1874, l2l7
i3Os 1852 l540, 1884, l542, 100, 1915, l547, l64S.
1868, i443 l29s. l529ls.
the term
SUPERIOR CorRr-sPEciAL TxRx- Held by Judge
Freedmup.-No day calendar.
suPsRIon CouRr--rRIAL rEnM-Part Held oy
Judge sedgwick.-Nos 1071, 1872 l57, 73g, 400, 252,
7Ol 55O 67S. Parts and 3.-Adiourned ior the term
COMMON PLEAs-GEKERAL TERM-AdJourned Tor the
COMMON PLEAS EQUIrr TERx.-Adjourned for the
term.
COMMON PLEAs-IRIAL rERx-Parts and Z.--Aa-
joprued lor the term
MARINE CouRr-lRIAL TERx-Part l-Adjourned for
the term. Par. 2-Aeld by Judge Goopp Nos. 1889,
3512 1914, 4l5j 4l97, 42ll, 4392, 4404 Part a-Ad-
journed ior tho tesn1.
CouRr OF GENERAL SEssioSs--Hed by Recorder
Hacmeti--Part L-ine People VS.. James Giorde,
felonous assault ana battery; same vs. fransis A.
White, feiontous assault and battery same VS. Otto
smith, burglary; Same VS. Thomas barclay pigamy'
Same VS.. Thomas Garrison, grand larceny; Same vs..
Joseph Dell, grand larceny; Same vs. Joseph baey,
grand larceny; Same VS.. jacob otenhcmer, grahu
larceny; Same Frank W. Wede grand larceny
Same vs. William Watson, grand larceny; Same w.
Hattie Jackson, grand larceny; same vs. Mary A.
Taylor, larceny from the person; same VS.. lnomas
HuEly, larceny from the person; Same vs. Christan
Galenan INA oseph Bayer, larceny from the person;
Same VS.. Charles Crook, larceny from the person; I;
Same vs. Amelia Damenbug and Lizzie DamenDug,
abduction Same Michael Ryan, concealed weapons;
Same vs. Katrina Kreckadorf, arson; Same vs. Eliza
beth SherJan, grand larceny; Same Va j. william MIL
lcr forgery; Same vs. James Lewis and James braay'
arce nv from the person. Same vs. Fanny Grant, dis.
Orderly house. Part 2-Held by Judge Sutherinnd.-
The People Daniel j. Hail aud David Marsh, grand
larceny tcoGtinuedl New YORK oyer ana iermner- M @
Judge Daniels The feople vs.. inoihas O"rioA', ""n
slaughter.