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CorRT OF OYER AND TEaMINER-The December term
of this Court commenced yesterday William Harper,
about 80 years OF age was brought up for trial,
having been indicted for the murder OF John q. hemp
a, the public house of the latter OF 3davenue and
3ststreet on the 25th Oct last The deceased in addi-
ton 10 his public house. kept blacksmith mop in Rec
tor street. and did good business principally for Mr.
Secor and other ship-buiders. There was some diff
Guilty between deceased and Harper, when the latter
stabbed deceased in the abdomen with an oyster knife
and he died three four days aiterward Mr. B. F. Dorr
appeared counsel for prisoner Some OF his witnesses
not being present the trial was postponed 10 this fore
noon The widow ofdeceased, young woman, dressed
in mourning, in Court and appeared 10 be deeply
affected weeping nearly the whole o. the time


The District Attorney expressed wish that the trial Of
Virgil Knapp indicted for the murder OF young woman
by administering 10 her oil OF tanZy should be set down
for Friday He said grave question will present Itself
whether the be considered constituting murder
under the laws OF this State The trial was ordcred for
Friday.


The Circuit Court Calender afterwards called
but no causes being ready both branches CT the Court
adjourned ID this forenoon.


CorKr OF CoMMoN PLEAs-Josepi Cooley vs. James
Le1is-The plaintiff hired Of MI l. small house and
store in Hudson ST Canal. being No. 269, for
dwelling house and straw millinery establishment, and
took possession on the lst May Mr.. Ncwhouse, ,hc
owner OF 27l. adjoining took down his building and
erected another taking oil small piece Of the end Of
No 269 asserting that the latter building extended over
his lot whereby 259 exposed Tor some little time.
Action is brought for damages the plaintiff averring that
the defendant knew when be let the premises. thar the
next building was 10 down Sc Also that plaintiff
lost the season from middle Of June 10 4th July, which
is the miners harvest time in consequence OF the IN
Jury to the premises ON the part of defence II Is con-
tended thst everything possible was done by the land
ord end that the plaintiff in reality sustained injury
Verdict this forenoon. For plaintiff. D. Evans and w
Mulock, Esqs; for defendant Jas C. Smith, Jr and =
W. Bishop Esqs.


M-A2fSE CoURr.-Jlary Mont VS.. Datiei RyGn and
Bridget his rite-Slsnder.-The parties kept second
hand boot stores and boot aud shoe manufactures IN
West Broadwsy-the pisuti continuing the business Of
her deceased husband No 60 and the defendants keep
inc snia. establishment al No. a. street. Some
words occurred between the ladies not long since when
Mrs 2 accused Mrs ". among other assertions, OF hav
ire killed her ausband-seying you killed your hus-
band The difficulty said TO have grown CUT OF II
valr IN business. The Jury verdict in favor Of
plaintiff ior $50 and costs. For plaintiff AID. Henry
For defendant Mr.. Shea.