The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14
Court OF Common Pleas.
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having broken her iorce pump, ana Will repair
damages and sail again tomorrow or nextdsy.
Court OF Common Pleas.
Before Judge Ulshoefer.
MARsn l2-A0raes II Day " Bsrjemin $.
action for assault and battery, the damages big
enough estimated to keep an ordinarily modest
man in champagne and cigars Tor half q dozen
I.bber goods principally, in Maiden lane. Mr..
Brooks q lawyer, occupying apartments in the
second story OF bis building. In the partition di.
vid:ng the store from The entry in which the stairs
adds mach to the appearance Of the store, viewed
from that side, but gives very uabusiness. like
air to the upper rooms. Mr.. Bresks, on hiring the
second story, agreed with Mr.. pays clerk that
planned that il sometimes was otherwise One
morning, last fall, he down stairs and attempt
ed to shut this door, but was prevented by Mr.
throat, ensusd, but the plaintiff finally GOT deends
ant Down the counter, told him he was in his
power. but that he didn't want TO hurt him. He
then let him rise, and Mr.. Brooks went (of course
rather angry and scolding) to his apartments. On
Day attempting to prevent Brooks from shutting
the door, he was showed by latter, and fell over
agaiast box that was near. For this the action
vas brought. After Brooks had gone, Day (who is
the heaviest man OF the two) observed to his
clerks that he could have whipped him, but he did
aot want to have any trouble with him. The Jury
appear to have thought, 70 use q vulgar mode Of
Beos: should si have .aen !. o out Of &:
they gave verdict for plaintiff Of only SIS,
which carries like amount Of costs.
For plaintiff. Messrs Edmonds and Buekham-
For defendant, Mr.. Charles p. DAILY
DOUBLE MAIL FROM ENeLANp-T mail brought
by the steam Ahip Unicorn, was the largest ever ar
rived in the Uni,ed States The pumber Of letters
was about A. 000 and there were 40 bags Of news
papers. The postage on the letters for New York
amounted to about $500 Philadelphia $3.50. Bal
timore $500 Albany Getty and distribution) $500.
The clerks in the post Office worked like horses.
Twentyo one hands were employed the whsle Of last
night in sorting, counting, &c the letters and other
packages and by interchangeable exertions every thing
was sent in que season -BosfoH Transcript.
NAvAL.-The S. wsr steamer Mississippi,
Capt. Salter Dropped down from Gosport yesterday
morning, to the Naval Anchorage.
The U. S. ship Falmouth, Of the Home Squadron,
went TO sea yesterday morning Herald,
STOLEN JKwKLRY FOUND IN MoNrREAL Com
stable Clapp yesterday received letter from Capt.
Comeau, Inspector OF the Police at Montreal, stat.
ing that the So 00ee worth OF jewery stolen the
night Of the lth Of February, from the store Of Saw:
| age Il Co., Montreal had been found under a board
walk in Of the back streets Of that city, together
| with quantity Of jewellery stolen at Kingston. The
letter aso states that of q formidable gang Of
countereter I-adibe arreste but tina, his conede
rates, taking with ihem about $50 600 oil badly
| cued bills on the Suffolk Bank Boston, had made
| their escape over the nes.-Bosfon Post, March IL
CuRlous PRocE EpINas IN VIRsIRIA The Rich
mond Compiler Of the 8 inst 10 loud in its COM
plants Of the treatment received by Captain How.
ell, at the bands Of the Sheriff Of Norfolk, and
Captain Mckinney, commanding officer at Fort
contain: . card signed BY the crew Of Gap; How
ellis vessel frem which we CLEAN the following al
| lodged facts Of the case =
On the LIST instant, the brig Losg Island, Captain
Howell, Of New York, bound from Richmond to
New Orleans, was standing of outside Of Fort CAL
houn, when q steamboat came alongside with the
sheriff Of Norflk. who boarded her, and served the
captain with = civil process. Without showing
any other papers or token OF his authority, he
sisted that the Captain should 90 with him, and
threatened that If he refused to comply he would
send q Revenue Gutter to take him by force.
Bound to New Orleans, witha cargo Of passengers
and slaves, his wife and child, and crew Of whom
he had very little knowledge, and no one else on
board capable Of plotting the vessel, he observed
that he would not be forced from his vessel alive.
The steamboat thea left, and alter . shsrt time
again made her appearance, having on board the
Commanding Ofcsr, Captain McKenney, OF Fort
Monroe, with force of armed men, who boarded
the vessel, and conveyed Captain Howell on board
would take charge Of the brig, the officer tsuntiss.
ly replied he did not vast the vessel, only he :
Captain" The mate Of the Lens Island told the
oeer 70 remember he left the vessel nearly desti-
tate in taking away her Captain. ~ he, the mate,
was no pilst, and acquainted with the coast.
The officer replied, il made diferense, that he
wssld be auswerable for consequences, and LETT the
| vessel, without placing q pilot ON board. The
night set in dark and hazy, but fortunately the
| vessel made q harbor and anchored.
| n7-LoaD Bvnss, PERSONAL ArrrARAscE, ke-Regard
the head and the head only the greatest Of
nan. his ungrsteful to natureto allow the disease
kill the hair oil the head We admire good head OF
hair In ED yoang, male female. Wen then, we
surs al that their hair is falling out turning gray
II he's csased growing or is filed with dandruf that
Jones Oil Of CorsrCicsssa ill restore II state tru
~ beautiful I'VE ere net puog for this IL really mott
capital article. Several persons that ts ef
feet really beneficial We therefore advise all to buy
IT, 10 sold at the reasonable price Of shlings
bottle To be had at the sign Of the American Esgie
%, mind the right NUMBER 81 Chatham street. Take
bottle signed in hand writing 8. jones'
| youIl be cheated.
90 whstis there that adds more to the personal ar.
pearsnce and comfort Of mankind, than good head Of
hsu1 10 youth 10 indispensable with agoed looks ("
and in sge tits certainly necessary for comfort; end u
nsursy % proper to supply the loss Of any OF natures
ghs ~ those that fashion and custom have forced upon
ns But will you, for loss Of hair substitute wigf-
No; wearing wig inpars the health, breeds humors
and produc.s numberless evis--all Of which can be
avoided BY the use Of Oldridges Balm Of from
u Maiden lane, which fully restores the hair, whether
Il lost BY sickness or by eye. Never buy without the
name OF Comstock Co. on the wrsrper-all others are
countezhit