Court CaIcndnr-THls DAY
CIRCUIT CouRr-Nos. ., 81, SIS, 80, I'll, 63, d. S. ii3
&c
COMMON PLEAs-Nos. a. -. IS to So, inclusive.

DoINGs IN OUR LAW COURTS YESTERDAY
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COURT OF OYER AND 'rERMIsER-Beore Judge EdmOnds
and Aldermen hcnry aud >eamc.The tri OF Jones. on


charge of Murder further postponed 10 to-day Frl
da!) Al 10! o'clock


CouRr COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge Tnrrahau,.-
DAVID NJ. NAGLE cS. LEVI D. SLAMH-ict0n fp1' Libsl.


he plaintiff is native OF Ireland, and active. inu
cnrl Whis. Willie ont elcconcerng last Fai. lie was
by charge III the Pcbeisu widely repubished In the
Loco Foco papers, accusing him Of having been raorous
niormer In Ireland and having thus caused several Of his
compairos TO b0 arrested and executed FOR which
he compelled TO fee his country. This inquest
taken IN this famous libel suit the defendant making
y. Il Blunt opened the stating that lie
erGay took the default OF the defendant and was nov pro-
Ceeding take inquest The learned counsel then read
the libel through stating 10 the jury that the question Of
damages wholly with them.


DGHii Hegariy called Tho testified III he bought
copy OF the Pebean containing the libel Further evi
deucc then hrt Samm editor OF the paper
The counsel then offered to show the iasy OF the charges
but the Court neriered and said that The defendant by
his failing appear, admitted their iasy The jury


tired and in about hour returned verdict for plaintiff
OF $500 damages ard costs.


The deeadaEts attorney present Court during the
whole trial.


CiacrIr CoCRT-Beforc Judge Edmonds-Anps C. No.
reyvs Dard Pr0rot-Action for SANDER damages laid NJ
5000. The plaintiff school South Wil!amshurgn
defendant also resided. The harge that defend
said third party, ~ have heard tina; he has miked
four that his own" &c this might have
been done with The consent of the owners of the cows It
held TO be SANDER, and ronsut ordered. \
similar disposition made of another brought by
plaintiff.


Samuel S. Doughty Thomas Hope-Action Of Eject
possession of Hopes Hotel, Harlem,
which SOLD auction by the Corporation OF New
In ls+0 for the OF assessments, In opening
25th street, &c and bought by Mr. Doughty. Mr.. Hope
refuses give up the Hotel. lie obtained lease OF Mr.
Adrancc the of the land for 81 years and erected
the Hotel at his expencc and the whole sold TO
Mr. ID By the city for 30 years for S5l For the defence
II cOnended that the proceedings OF he Commen Coup
Gel were Irregular Verdict for plaintiff subject the
opinion Of the Court


L. 5 CIRCUIT CoURr-Te United States VS. Executors
Of he late Henry Eckford, decd.-Ths action 10 re-
cover 50 O0n, being the amount of bond Of the
+ a. security for Samuel Swartwout, Collector aefaul;er
10 Government. The security for the faithful perfor
nance OF his duties by 1ir 5. from 1880 1884 IS
contender in defence that the tealcations OF Mr. $ com
meHced after the later period The is sill on For
Messrs Butter and MsTbury-For dei,s. Messrs. Cut
ting, Lord and Prescott Hall


Bronson ani Judges Beardsley and Jewet-Mr Stevens
formerly OF the Justices Court and recently
CLERK at Geneva, who departed this life latter place
on "Wednesday The Court, Of respect his memory
adjourned.


The examination Of candidates for admission "a Counsel
ors and Attorneys OF the Court commenced Yesterday
There - of the former and 100 of the latter The
amners for Counseors Messrs Jordan Chandler and
Psckham Examiners for Attorneys from A 10 J. Mes.rs
; Stevens, H. Il. Cowes and j. E. Cary; frors X TO
Mcssrs j. ;. Browarth, c. G.. Meyers ana w T. Worden
