New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16
Deferred.
CITY INrELLIeEN nee.


SUPERIOR CoUaT.-Before Chief Justice Jones.
10 recover the amount noe of Sic0a The defendant
thai il had sued Michigan. and judgement
and execution obtained Property had been levied upon
under IT, sold for 900. He coneRds thar the judge
meat and the note, should be sued or. There
evidence Offset, and the jury found for PLAIN
tif in the o!s 49, being principal and interest.
MARINE GoURT.-SGmuel r. Rouaine W.
Alan.o d. Seaman. ana John III. JGeksOn.-The plaintiff
is crruselicc law, owned horse wagons and
some harness Having daughter about 10 the
West agreed with defendants 10 exchange the horse ard
wagons for furniture They obtained the horse and one
OF the but great difficulty atterward eIpe
rienced in getting from them any portion of the furniture
and they refused 10 take the ether wagon and The harness
which Consequently sold auction their account
Action brought To compel payment OF difference due
They defended the ground tba, they partners
but that Jackson Seamans clerk. They stated them
selves however 10 principals the time making the
AID The Court charged that they must BE- consd
cred snch. Verdict for Plaintiff, $3.50.
Common PLEAs.-Before Judge Inelis
DEclaoas.--Wm. 4. Elery VS.. S. ". Benedct-New
trial ordered
I'm. Stidmort gs John NJ. De-ey.-Mr S, on going 10
Europe, left valuable paintings Mrs Hey
mans with whom he had boarded. Sine removed, owing
for aad her furniture followed by landlords
warrant The defendant, who j. officer levied upon
the pictures question we'll other property, and
ton Of repleyin was brought which resulted in favor OF
plaintiff. Motion made in of Judgement. Motion
denied
D0vm anderson VS.. Edzci, SchencI.-hr s. employ ed
gentleman named z. A s. Haulenbeck get note $500
discounted for him, promising give him ss5 il successful
Mr. H. induced Masterton Smith TO endorse tie and
the plaintiff discounted it legal interest Haplenbeck
banded the money less interest and commission Scheuck
The latter aerward refused pay the the ground
Of usury averng that taking per nteresn advance
such when discounted b. individuals, and also
OF the S53 charged. Verdict given plaintiff,
subject the opinion of the Court The Court held that
per in advance legal 10 any parties, and that
money paid by defendant 10 his agent usury.
Verdict confirmed.
COURT OF SEssIoNs.-Before the Recorder,
Judge Lynch and Alderman Stewart
Trial FOR FORGERY REsUAED-The Court resumed the
trial OF George Fn.cce for forgery the I'd degree in bnv
ing the evening OF the Sd Octoberlas passed IS
erfe bill Edward Story, of the Of Grand street
the Bowery, in payment for drink. The prose
rested, and M Brewster opened for defence and,
with counsel examined many Witnesses The pris
proved good previous character for integrity, indus
Try &c. By numerous highly respectable witnesses. The
jury found him guilty, and recommended him to mercy.
TRIALS FOR GRASp LARcENY.-Mary o Brien was put
her trial for grand larceny, in stealing Si worth OF
female wearing apparel the property of Amanda Smith, OF
90 hotts;reet, the 18th October last Before the jury
were sworn however the prisoner Withdrew her plea OF
not guilty, and pleaded guilty petty larceny, which
plea was received and recorded and she reanded for
sentence.
aTnenS cGnrey, coored, tried grand larceny,
In stealing watch worth $50, property of Mr. Ansem,
from Margaret Quele of SIS Rosevotstree on the s9th of
October last The jury found him guilty OF petty larceny,
and he sentenced TO the Penitentiary months
The Court then adjourned.