Judge Garretson gave a decision this morning in the application for a new trial in the case of Lindauer, Heins and Schmidt. He said that while the action of the jurors in visiting New York to seek for new information in the case in which the three men were defendants, was inexcusable and improper, it was not shown that such a course had prejudiced the defense or influenced the jurors in rendering their verdict. The Court was entirely satisfied with the verdict, and refused the motion for a new trial. The sentence of the three defendants was deferred until next Friday.

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