New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
CITY INrELLIGEN NCg
Civil and Criminal Courts, CoroEer's and
Police Offices, &c

SATURDAY, cCloDsE o.
u. s. D,srR1cr CoURr.-Before Judge Bets
OF JOHN II. CosTER--ir Coste'
has received certificate of discharge under he bahhfup
Ac, Between the time OF Mr. Cs hns his pett'oh anu
ob,ape the first decree of Bankruptcy Mr. Charles Hecko-
her judgement creditor, Obtained from the Court OF
Chancery IN order for the appointment OF receiver on MS
estate which large, embracing hi, interest ~ Ms
Cs real estate under he Will ot her iaher MI Ddhe
Boardrnan- interest partner IN the assets OF berry
man and Ebbels beside his individual properly amounting
in all 10 something like $loco0 Mr.. "adaei! e general
assignee claim, 10 be put IN possession ot his properly o
, ena Il, OF all thu creditors OF Mr. Cosler under l- pro
visions OF the Bankrupt thereby denying the sht oi
me receiver in tbancery such, aud made U!oioH 10
hi; Cour for IN order 10 that effect Judge BettS gave an
opinion much length he decided ~ favor OF 'he prop
cry beng surrendered 10 the general assignee and lha
Jrugeineni creditor nas ~ "isIe' VI 90 '0'e N'''
William Bonell VS. ship Henry Clay.-Bone!l ii will be
recoected ollaned heavy damages against the master and
mate of The Henry Clay fer cruel and UNUSUAL treatment,
and addition, prosecuted them on Criminal in icneh'
on which they convicted He also beled the vessel
for about S4oO for wages asserted 10 e due him. h'S ex-
pences getting from Cronadt TO Newly ork via Ei%-
lard ply sicisn, bill counsel fees The Court decided
that he rad goSd for quitting ht vessel al Cron-
sla bat he should have applied 10 s Consu TO he sent
ho,a who could lave him tor The $40 provided Dy
i vessel and She therefore, not liable that charge
ia captain of vessel Justly or cruelty treats
ally. The Court decided that the libellant bc allowed
S7a he OF wages Tor the voyage, and $50 add'-
couese and expenses incurred III prnSsc uDg
cIaniauy moneys already pad hI:a 10 be deducted
United Stales vs. Inker, Smt4 Co.. clanants-This
was an acton the legally OF seizure OF cases OF
llrea! imported from Scotland i'll lG4 The seizure was
lade an gouud of false INVOICE II being asserted that
, charge wds 10 per low. The Jury found Tor
clanants-En tie L. =, Messrs. Hstlmaa and Watson
Tor claimants, Mc. r. H. Cutting
CIRCUIT CoURT--Before Judge kent.-Ihos.
Blanchard VS. James Pumpely-This alluded 10
on saturday IL related baiance due on building a
.auiloa al Otego 1884, the plduth coniendiIg tha
, aiapce sought to be retained by deeLGdih ad been al
ready sepd in acton against the steamboat couipdhy'
Verdict Tor plaintiff, With interest, So24
COMMON PLEAs--Befere Judges UlshGtfer, In
graham aud IDgiis.
DEcIsIoNs-Daniel Hasetton Albert D. Bi>hop.-Ap-
peal sustained, payment OF costs.
William Donneey G. Hanouse and john ). WhiganL-
Jpdyement for defendant demurrer, with liberty 10
plaintiff TO amend. on payment OF costs
Fleming Duncan Pulaski Jacks and Oscar j. H. Dio-
be.-Judgement tor plaintiff, on demurrer.
PoLlcE--A DISHONEST SERvAST.--Oticer
Stokeley last evening arrested man aIed Patrick Scan
Ion for stealing 80 soveregns and half do worth Sii5 %
The property o widow lady naned Eleanor Walker resi-
ding al No Harrsonslreel. lie was iully committed
CoRoNER's OFFICE.-A DRUSKARD GRAVE.
The Coroner to-day held an inquest in The AnSmuSe IN
the Park on the body sailor named Edmund Crowper
naive OF Virginia. aged about 25 years. His body WAS
discovered on Saturday loa,ing the loot OF Catherine
street, Verdcl-Accidcnially drowned While IN Stale OF
intoxication.