New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24
CITY 1NrsLLlGENcE.

CITY INTELLIGENCE.
LAWYERS, D1ARY-This Day, October 24th.-
SUPERIOR coURT-Nos. a. q, 50, 76 q, g, 50, 3 q,
COSMOS p PIEa.~Part mos 81, lo5 l5 III. u.s. III,
49, l2l Ie3 le5 Part 2Nos IL 50, 50, 81 o. So es 10
c,scrTr Cougr-Nos &c. 81 , rs 40, 6, .s. g. IS, s
,os lis rs 1851 ls 66 p 81, Ios 1885, s2 I6s, &C.
no. 1G7. n l55, 20 q, 7s l2o l $780, 49, TO- To- li2
g, So lo6, 40. %
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Refore Chief Justice Jones.
George B. Morevood:. Co. ~ Samuel L. Mt-hel-Actien
70 compe! dsfensen; pay crsdea 70 his oTothef
on his clerk OF Mr. Morewood iesuheu
that MI W. l. Mitchell, behalf of bis house. was &c
ruus of obtaining credit 81 800 worth OF hemp the hrn
Of W. l.. s Mitchell the time owing about sSVo.
,Jes.r, Morewood required reference, and MesS W2od-
hull Miaturp, Sarlse l. Nc.ell, the Defendant
we're giyrn stch The witness was sent TO impure OIL
.he t:c rst Mr.. Mnturn who observed thai ne De-
eved the be good, bui lie would carry witness
round to who knew all about tenl be went WIN
witness defendant, corner OF Pine ana wafer
streets Defendant angry at my gong round 10 i
ouire He said the frnl OF w. l.. s. Mitchell was per-
fecdy good and he would as soon have their notes as hc
of George Morewood Co. The credit was accordingly
given bat The protested The trial IVES st, Oh +" nee
the Corr. adjcnrnea.
COMMON PLEAs-Before Judges Ulshcfier, In
graham and lnglls-
pgc1sIoss-Lous De Bonilon-llcIion to relesse The
defendant from. Imprisonment he having been confined 10
months in tie peniiea;iary OF disability 10 pay
tne of S50-The Court in rendering lis decision stated
that had general power TO remit fines imposed oy the
Court OF Sessions and only remit when appears that
the prisoner has been unable ever srce his convicuon 10
pay The Court is rot satisfied That the petitioner has been
so unable and therefore has power 10 act Tue reme
dy is by seeking pardon from the Executive. Molten
denied.
Laura n Sherman Elphas Spencer.-Acton 10 re-
cover penalty Of $50 against an officer wso made dis
tre rent and who dt U return the original warrant
of dis.res. and affidavit and file The same in the County
Clerks Office within days after The goods distraned
were sold. Verdict for plaintiff confirmed, with costs.
Charles Brady VS.. John NJ Bxby- On action 10 re-
cover $2i9 instead of s65 the latter ayered having
been given enormously by defendant, and rten uy plaintiff
on account his sight heing iured and not able to see
the ar,otn Referees had decided that there was nothing
due 10 plaintiff fkom defendant, settlement having ;oh.
place; and motion made to set the report aside Motion
denied.
Daniel B. Taylor vs.. Samuel $. Wardeh-Ae,ien
bill wtiewashing Croton water ppe-Ordered, that il
plaintiff conen; receive s4 So, in balance the verdict is
confirmed, with Otherwise, trial Is ordered
| costs to abide the event.
ConREcrroN-ln the lc,n,ony of hlr. C. Chenery the
trial OF Charles s. Holt, in The Court OF Sessions for
npsance No. SO Downing street. by unaccounlaole
bunder Of the compostor Mir G. made say that he
had sold defendant for his planufac;ory large quantity
of damaged pork some itrusy but more of frosted or
rotten The above sentence written by The reporter
follows: Mr. e. Chepery deposcd TO having soid The
defendan, Tor his ,nuacure in August and September
LOGS barrels Of snited port Of Inferior quality such
cent 20 the Wsst -ndis and the South Some Of rusted
| trt Tcse u Il Is spoiled or rotteil.'
PoL1cg OFFICE, aturdny.-LARcEaIEs.-A
woman named Nancy Martin, 94..resed and committed
for stealing cloth worth S4 from jeremiah Sui
livan OF No. g. Mott street, Friday evening.
John Daley caught in the stealing pilot cloth
evercoat, worth Sl0 from the wagon James L. wilson o
East New York, for which he committed to answer.
| CHARGE OF BURGLARY THETA named
Smith Reed late Mddls.own Point merchant tailor, and
for month boarding 57 Washington street,
arrested by officer Sokely charged with having between
the night OF the 18th and bc ornng c the lh ns,ants,
5urgariorsly entered the store of essrs Hook Towns
end No. 20 Madenane by of false keys, and
len pieces and remnants containing M yards or silk vel
vet 9 silk and satin scarfS, &c. worth S5 So Three OF
the pieces OF the velvet found the premises OF the
brought him champagne basket for him to sell He
was held to bail in 81, ,0u0 to answer.
CoRoNERs OFFIcE.-DEATH BY JUMPING OR
FALLSr.The Coroner to-day held inquest at No. l6
Leonard street. the body OF Margaret Waterman, CIR!
! of the town, OF Incorporate habits This deceased, who
resided the above place. had been spree for about
week confined her bed in the Sd story part OF Fri
day, and between and O'Clock OF that evening found
lying the ground in the aleyway between the houses,
deadfulIy injured that she died few minutes after
wards Verdict, she her death by falling or
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