44 66 .From Monday, June 30, to Tuesday, July 15, inclusive. Monell.. 66 White... 64 Moncrief. Barbour Bosworth, Ch. J.. 66 66 64 TERMS OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS For the City and County of New York, for the years 1862 and 1863. SPECIAL TERMS FOR THE TRIAL OF ISSUES OF FACT. SPECIAL TERMS FOR ISSUES OF LAW, MOTIONS, ALSO FOR CHAMBER BUSINESS. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS For the City and County of New York. The Calendar known as "The Special Calendar for Short Cases," will be called, during the year 1862, as follows: 1862. January Term, on Friday, January 24th. The Calendar of causes to be tried by the Court, without a jury, will be called on the following day, viz.: 1862. January Term, on Monday, January 27th. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS For the City and County of New York for the year 1862. ORDERED: 1. The General Calendar for the trial of Jury Cases will be continued in its present condition for the year 1862, except that all the causes thereon will be renumbered. New causes noticed for January, or any subsequent Term, will be placed at the end of the General Calendar, in their order, according to date of issue. 2. Causes may be generally reserved by a written consent of the attorneys, filed at any time before the case is on the day calendar. Cases so reserved may afterwards be placed upon the day calendar, on the application of either party to the Judge at Chambers, provided two days' previous notice of such application be given to the adverse party. 3. All causes marked " Off for the Term," shall have priority at the succeeding term, and will be placed at the head of the calendar therefor. 4. The Calendar of causes to be tried by the Court, without a jury, will be called at the trial terms on the fourth Mondays of January, March, May, and November. 5. Fifteen causes will be placed on each day calendar, and no calendar will be made for Saturdays. 6. At the General Terms, in appeal cases arising in this Court, the parties may, by consent, reserve the argument until the second week in term, when all so reserved will be called in their order on the calendar. But in appeals from the Marine and Justices' Courts no such reservation will be allowed, and counsel therein must be prepared for the argument when the case is reached in its order. 7. In any action on contract, where there is reason to believe that the defense is interposed for delay, and that the trial will not occupy more than one hour, the plaintiff may, upon a notice of four days, apply at Chambers to have the cause placed upon the Special Calendar for short cases, and which will be made up for the last Friday in each trial term. The notice must be accompanied by the affidavits (if any) upon which the motion will be founded. If the motion be granted, the order to that effect shall forthwith be delivered to the Clerk, with a written notice specifying the number of the cause on the General Calendar. Sould the trial occupy more than one hour, it may be suspended, in the discretion of the Judge holding the court, and the cause will thereupon be placed at the foot of the General Calendar, unless otherwise specially ordered. U. S. Court Buildings, Nos. 39 and 41 Chambers street, N. Y. Southern District of New York, comprising the following counties: Columbia, Dutchess, Greene, Kings, New York, Orange, Putnam, Queens, Richmond, Rockland, Suffolk, Sullivan, Ulster, and Westchester. OFFICERS OF THE COURTS. Samuel Nelson, Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court and Judge of the U. S. Circuit Court. Samuel R. Betts, Judge of the U. S. District Court. William D. Shipman, U. S. District Judge for Connecticut, holding the New York Circuit in absence of Justice Nelson. Kenneth G. White, Clerk U. S. Circuit Court. Richard E. Stilwell, Deputy Clerk U. S. Circuit Court. George F. Betts, Clerk U. S. District Court. George W. Morton, Deputy Clerk U. S. District Court. U. S. COMMISSIONERS, EMPOWERED TO TAKE DEPOSITIONS AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS, TO BE USED IN U. S. COURTS. The Clerks of the U. S. Circuit and District Courts, and their Chief Deputies, are United States Commissioners, ex officio, for the city and county of New York; and the County Clerks of the remaining counties, comprising the Southern District of New York, are United States Commissioners, ex officio, for those counties. COURT TERMS. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. Equity and Criminal Term, last Monday in February. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. General Term, first Tuesday in each month. Special Term, every Tuesday. |