The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-25
Court Of Common Pleas.
Before Judges Ulshoeaer, Ingraham, and In

Before Judges Ulshoefer, lngraham, and lngls.
July 23.-DEcisIoNs.- George Seofeid VS. H. B. Har
sherliE-An execution against Mr. Todd (hrm oil To-
ana forerD had been issued out OF the Marine Court az
given to Mr. Blaisdell. of the deputy sherfs al "a
.nerin oihce, to collect sweeping execution 10
sioooo was afterwards levied upon the firm. The amou
u Seoheids execution appeared to have been collecte
ma handed to Mr. Westervelt assistant sheriff. who cr
ted 10 younger executions there being 10 bushes
between the sheriff and the Marine Court. Action
Drought, and consult asked for and granted on tn
ground that the sheriff has nothing to do with process
from the Marine Court such being directed to marshal
or constable-that the Marine Court not fully cou
OF record and that executions from cannot reach
estate If the plaintiff employed Blasdeu he did SO al
individual agent and that the sheriff is liable. Motion
is no made for a new trial. Motion denied with costs
Stephen Weeks vs. John Boyd-Ths was an action on p
note belonging TO Weeks and Lowerre which action had
been brought by of the firm. New trial granted costs
to abide the event
Daniel Dretc and Others vs. Samuel Rely.-The plain.
tiff had borrowed 500 Bennington bills, security
500 bills He offered to return what he had boz
rowed and receive his current but the defendant refused
as the Bennington had become deprecated He ther
brought action and verdict was given in his favour BY
referees the amount motion is made to set aside the
report OF The held that the claim of de-
endant ceased after refusal OF the tender according
agreement. Motion denied, with costs.
The following order issued for the meeting OF tn.
COUNTY COURT:
Application having been made to this court, by som,
Of the judges of the County court for the entry OF an orde
converting the judges OF the said court orrered, that
meeting of the County Court be held on Tuesday next
the 10th ns at noon, in the chamber OF the aldermen IL
the City Hail. and that the clerk give notice thereof to
the judges"
FREAKS OF LIoHrSISe.-At Ann Arbor, Michigan, Oh
the morning Of the 9Th, wooden house struck by
lightning and partially demolished. stove driven
against the walls, the chairs Sc Boards and
mbers torn to pieces and the bricks scattered in al
directions. There remarkable preserva alton of hu
life amid the destruction. In of the lower
bed with sick person it, and in the other
corner another bed with two watching with the sick
In corner Of the room above bed with the head
close to the chimney, containing woman and little
g6 The bsds capsized the inmates elected and in
and around the beds bricks and fragments such
had broken with the force the lightning impaired both
furniture and walls. Yet, astonishing it may SEEM no
person in the house received the slightest injury.
correspondent II yanns Mass. writes follows
will give you short account Of the damage done her,
and at the port last night by the II felt yer,
severely at the Port The fluid entered the barn Of Fl
Hmckley, through the window, somewhat damaging III,
barn thence il passed into post shiverng from
There five horses in the barn. but none injured
dwelling house Of David Hnckley was struck, one win
dow destroyed shingles torn of, and some little more in
jury occasioned. The salt works considerably hurt
and grass laid fiat to the ground, and fencing
down. The roof Of the house of Josiah Linnell, wa
borne distance by the wind and less gla
broken in most all the houses by the hail. The shipping
escaped without damage. The house of Winslow Levi
struck and very much injured indeed. The fluid
tered the chimney and passed through several
Of the occupants OF which injured, with tn
exception Of Mrs Lewis OF the extent Of her injury
not informed.