New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

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TUESDAY, October es.
C,Rcurr CouRr.-Before Judge Kent
William J. Burre,ty.. Lueius s Conistock.-Ths IS an
action for libel the da,ages placed at heavy amount
The alleged bels are contained in an advertisement .ea
ting 10 Tavors Baam OF Liverwort, published oy aeis
ant on the 10Th February last They state that eocue"
relating to ownership Of the prescription were
criminal action relating The same case was
time ago at the Sessions particulars OF which were
published at the time The case will probably occupy the
whole OF to- day For plaintiff Mr.. W. hlnock Tor deiee
ant Mr.. Jordan and Mr. E. W. Chester.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Before Judge Oakley.
William B. Bend the Georgia Fire Insurance and
Trust Company-Actsn $20Oc0 The amount OF
policy Of insurance. goods contained in No. IS
Cedar-stree;, which burnt in December 1883. The
tried some time ago before Judge Tarnadge,
who granted nonsuit the ground that the policy
tanned clause that nothing extra hazardsus' should be
contained in the store, and also list of articles deemed
be such, in which glassware was mentioned 1t was
proved that casks OF glassware had been stored in the
cockls being placed there out OF the way Application
subsequently, made TO have the restored 10 the
calendar being commended that the glassware champaign
sasse) contained in tight casks, by which no straw
used in the packing could prorude and therefore the
casks question did under The denomination OF
extra hazardous, The Cour. decided that the case
should be restored with view to permitting the plainf
TO show the usages trade the subject; and now the
issue. The Is still on.
VICE CHANCELLOR CoURT.--Before Vice
Chancellor McCoun
DEcsIoNs-Joseph L. Sho,well Joseph P Smith and
wfe-The complainant holds mortgage for Sl2 1000 on
property belonging defendant which an arrear OF IN
,erest has accrued March last Motion made Tor the
appointment of receiver, with the view OF securing The
rents TO complainant being conended that the property
worth but or $4,000 and that the defendant has no
other property whereby the complainant could he secured
The value OF The property here placed according to The
Assessors books On the other hand, the defendant pro
duces aflavits from Mr. Thempson, Mr. Postey, Mr. d.
Brown, Sir Mullins, and others, showing that the property
worth $4,000 and that rents ier $llo0 per annum
which is per cent on rising Sl5O0O and that cost him
$4,000. The Vice Chancellor remarked that the policy
the law against allowing the mortgage to interfere with
the morgagor unless specially provised for in the contracts
that the Chancellor has decided that property must not
be valued by what it would bring forced SAFE but by
its real worth relates 10 its income Motion dened costs
to abide the event.
Julia Crck, (by Edward Archer, her next friend
William Payne Crick.-Ths petition compel the
complainant 10 comply with the terms Of agreement
growing on, of bill filed by her for divorce, that the
decree be vacated. Motion to yacate decree denied
COUNTY CouRr.-Judge Ulsh@Her first Judge)
in the Chair.
The Cour, met, pursuant to adjournment, to try the
charges preferred against Messrs Mase Stevens and Par
ker Police Justices discarc ing prisoners from Black
wells Island and causing them be brought into the city
to vote essrs and oConnor appeared Tor the
prosecution and Messrs Lcrd Price and Brady lot lhe
defence.
Mr. Patterson rose and read aidavts Of service OF char
ge, &C. Mr. Brady followed, and in long speech con-
tended that the charges ought 10 be received by the
Court: some of its members are accused HAD the
allegations been correct it would have been tile duty oil the
Graad Jury to ndct the parties sought TO be implicated
lie replied to by Acssrs. Lord ana oConnor, VINO
commended that the proceedings were legal Mr. OConnor
denied any intention attempting drive off either OF the
members and declared that they would as soon try the case
before any three members of the Court before the whole
He read from the presentment which states IN SUBSTANCE
he remarked that Police Justices four Aldermen and
the Deputy Keeper united and the same ule lille
gay 10 discharge 7vagraats from the Penitenary, and
bring them to The polls Influence The suit OF the cleo
The Grand jury he said stated in their presenmen
that they were the not indictabe, tae
parties bsing judicial officers. This idea fr OC seid)
was erroneous but it explains why an indictment had not
been made by that body To show there was conspiracy
he would adduce the fact that the 10 convicls
H. ,t;,-,o, h,d loo, L.,. island till The night
election brought over, Ia tive boat loads 10
the city, ard planted i'll three of the disputed Wards-apa
of them in the slh in which of the Democratic members
ofthe Common Council elected but by majority off,
some me strongly urging bis point
Mr. Patterson then He said the subsratum OF the
charges are the those first presented They are
sworn 10 by Mr. Lloyd Smith, respectable man there
in the city Mr. p also made extended remarks in sup
port OF the charges He would do his duty, without refer
ence to the parties being Wings or loco-Focos.
Nj Lord then addressed the Court for some time in
which conended that The charges ought not 10 be
ceived.
Judge Ulshoier kan asked the Board would pass upon
the motion quash Judge nglis, supported by The Mayor
moved that the adjourn to Thursday at ii O'clock
which was carried.
SPECIAL SEsspNs.-Before the Recorder, and
Aldermen Crous and Stewart.
Eliza McCary tried for stealing piece OF calico
worth 50 from the of Mesrs Hall. Adudged guilty.
and sentenced TO the City Prison 10 days.
Thomas McFIenry, assault and battery on James Cush.
man. City watchman. Guilty: Pentenary monlhs
Nancy Martin stealing boys worth 81 so from
Elizabeth Sullivan. Adjudged no! guilty.
Patrick Hogan and Patrick Lynch boys assault and bat
terry on Kerah Jackson coored. Guilty: City Prison 10
days each
John Daley, stealing an overcoat worth $40 from James
l. Williams. Guilty: Penitentiary months.
George Parker assault and battery Mary T.. White,
and attempting the violation oil her person ouiiy. rsa
Rosa Jones, stealing wearing apparel remnants Of lace
pitcher, &c. from Andrew Ihorp. "uiisy' ey fr'soh
Sarah Heskne,h stealing cloak, dress, &C. WORTH
fIom james Bell. Cully TenitHuuaiJ iuouiu.
Charles Rawlings, stealing three vests worth g from
The pedpe tickets Tor other vests he had stolen
pledged. Guilty: Penten.iary months.
Felix schnkey, assault! and battery on John Langley
with knife Guilty: Penentary months
number charged with petty larcenies aud assaulis and
batteries were discharg ed for want Of evidence.
Adjourned to Friday next, O'Clock
Police OFrIcE.-RoBBlNG ROLLING Mills
During the IL months the copper.rong establishments
of Mesrrs BurnhaE, Baldwin Co.. and of Mr.. Eng of
Waterbury, Conn.,, have been robbed times OF
copper of The value OF from $4,000 $4,000 Last week
those gentlemen applied Police Office TO officers