Court Intelligence.
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Arc. 9--Before Judge vanderpoe at Chambers
defendant in error In this case motion was made on
Saturday last before Judge Vanderpoel, for at
taohmen against John Newhouse one Of the Assistant
Justices Of the City of New York. for not making his
turn to certiorar issued by the Superior Court Tho
Justice alleged that the plaintiff in extended the
time within which he was obliged to make his return
The Judge made order absolute that the Justice file
the certorar with his return annexed, that an at


DECISIONS IN COMMON PLEAs-Sineon Rossers John
Shepherd-Ths action of replevin, in which the
asTn IA trial that the
to one Huise The jury found verdict for defendant
and the plaintiff moved for trial. the ground
that the verdict was contrary to the evdencethat the
long to third person New trial denied.


JPm. G.. Sterling implicated Nth Joseph Normond, ads.
Wm. H. MienThis was action against VIM. G. Ster.
ling, one of the Ward Justices, and Joseph Normond
who landlord the proceedings before the
Justice regain possession ofcertan premises from the
plaintiff. The tenant was elected under these proceed
nas and brought this action for damages for trespss
The Justice moves for new trial. The plaintiff op
posed on the ground that the affidavit under which the
the proceedings before the Justice void because
he adjourned the without adavit refused to
accept affidavit, try the under the old one
and that the Justice therefore trespasser ab ino.


The Court decided that Justice is not responsible for
and that his acts are not vod but


Elisha Sackeh implicated, &C., ads Bradsh Johnson,
d al-This was an action brought by plaintiff against
Defendants the amount Of acceptance for
S923 81 The defendants pleaded the general issue and
on the trial moved for nonsuit First the ground
that the notice served too late the bill having been
protested JAM 25, and the notice served the 2sth
Second that the notice was insufficient Third that The
service not properly made. The Judge charged tho
Jury that under the evidence the plaintiffs enti-
tied to verdict, end tho defendants excepted to the
charge.


The Court decided that the defendants points were
insufficient to disturb the verdict Verdict confirmed,
with costs.


Daniel Griffin ads Haslop Bfartin-This was an action
commenced by plaintiff resident Of Brooklyn, against
defendant, Tor false imprisonment, Sc. in which the de-
fendant recovereda verdict for the of his costs
Nessrs. Bell and Co being his attornies motion was
then made before Judge ngraham that the plaintiffs at
tornes the costs Of the defendant the ground that
the plantiH nonresident OF the city and ouny OF
New York which motion denied. and the defendant
appealed. Appeal dismissed, without costs.
U. $. CoMMisnoNER's OFFICE, Auousr 9.-Before
Commissioner Gardner.-Thomas Chouron was exam
ined upon charge OF perjury in swearing falsely N the
case of the u s. vs. Scott and others, charged with re-
volt on board the ship "Mosem," The examination
postponed to Monday next


e. s M.rsuAt's Orrrcr. Auousr 9.--James Suders
and James Rice arrested on charge Of endeavor
ing a revolt board the ship MARY Walker"
on 9TH July last.


GKNpaAL SESSIONS, Aug 9.-Bcfore Recorder Tall.
madge and Aldermen Brady and Tappan. Jonas D.
Phillips ESQ AsTg gontt 6,tti1 ii. aDTms u.
quest entered aud delivered number of bills found by
them The foreman, G. r. Brown, Esq remarked that
in accordance with the request made by the Court they
had paid considerable attention the subject Of the late
condagation in Broad street. &C. with view of ascer.
tanning the cause Of explosion and that they had con-
cluded to proceed further with the investigation lest
by doing they might possibly interfere with the mea-
sures taken by the Common Council who had the matter
in hand


The foreman then announced that they had finished all
the business before them-they we're therefore dis
charged, witi the thanks OF the Court


The Recorder ere took occasion 10 pay natterjn0
compliment 10 Mr.. Phillips, Acting District Attorney
for the able in which he had conducted the bus
ness Of the Court on the part Of the people, in the alb
sence Of Mr. Paterson who has been ndsposcd during
the present term.


During the brief session of six days. the Ora nd Jury
found 30 bills


Pieo Of Guilty "A colorcd lad named John Johnson
indicted for stealing S1i in money some gold rings
from Mr. Charles H. Taylor. pleaded guilty and was SEN
fenced by the Court to be imprisoned the state Prison
for the term Of years.


another Case lad named James Buffers also pic adj
cd guilty to an indictment Of stealing 500 bill from Mr.
Elijah Johnson, one OF the firm Of Adams Co., ex-
press agents, No " Wall st. Buffers also sent TO
the state Prison for the term of two years.


Trial Jor Larceny-A lad named William Wilson, in.
dicted for stealing 81 10 in money, due bills, and
sundry articles Of Tiag value, from Herman Alver Of