The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-19

CO0rt 0g Com sn0s Pleas.
Before Judge Ulshoe fer.

March 49, Nmkaniei ID Smith vs. Mcver S.;ros.
The plaintiff 10 a smart young fellow, clerk to
employer, to 40 Houston street, 10 collect bill
due by the elder Mr.. Seixas, deceased He there
Say young lady, who csutioued him against com
ing there again. and alluded 10 her brothers. Some
lime afterwards, however, be repeated the visit
Expecting that the lady would I" set her big bro
,ner on hm, as had been insinuated He took off
hm, outer coat and left it with friend At the door
Ba,ksr 81 ia ne did So as 10 the case Of Jacob
ot a =. oio' 10 be ready for run, or 10 6ght did
~ SpPeaI. AZ auy rate the defendant came 10
me deor, told the plaintiff he should ksve tsken
,;nv o. Ssaar street. but the latter demur-
into the street, laying it into him rirht ana isSt
Inc present action is for ASSAULT and S.t,sr~ IT,
SS .I ,s,d e. 5000 The ba.terins part was
was bunged up. and he had to hire IN. ash..
inc vulgar saying is, to do the dnty Of be,h for
more ;s.s =, aSwsek The Jury gave verde. for
plaintiff Of 500 dsmases, and = cents costs.
for plaintiff, Messrs Thompson and C.,...
Mr.. A. kurshedt for defendant
Before Judge Ingraham
\ Ca.per Z. Kcyp.i Vs. Iyo!6F and H.inrick. -Thi,
plaintiff consigned to defendants . large lot If
Dtis,l ., which were sod on time and Erie Co.
Bank stock taken as collateral for the notes Roth
note: and stock proved to be worthless, and action
was brought against defendant a. guarsntee. No
agreement for such was proved but an sppearancs
rather to the contrary seemed to present itseH
The only hope Of the plaintiff in making out bis
ossc, WIS tho commiseson charged on some tran.
sacIion: connected with the cossignment, the high
rate OF which implied guarantee. The case was
twice tried before when the Jury could not axree.
Verdict for plaintiff, 81, so2 81
Mes.r.: Burr K Beusdict"M:s.r. W. Tla Nj o s1c
and J. A. Stenler, for defendant.
Special sessions
beisre Judxe Noah, and Aldermen Balls and Lee
MARCH is George Broicn Robert was tried for
S,eaing pair oil bootees from the door of Jshn
C w. BoSkma s found guilty, and sent the
Ihomvs MCGUIRE and John Collins were found
guilty o. an assault and battery on John M cMahon,
day officer Of the Sixth Ward, and remanded back
Philip M. .Berlen was found guilty If striking
Louisa Rorald severe blow with large door
Key, and also remanded back to prison for thirty
James Duff wa, found ouiltv Of st.ay;,o . f,o..
coat, worth $40. from George W. Lee, Of No.
4 Bo~ery, and sent to the Penitentiary for three
49,, J01n wsne' was found guilty Of violent assault
Williams, and sent up for 60 days.
John GaLhghar was found guilty of stealing four
Ralr OF hose, the properly Of John Bowman, Nc 7ll
broadway, and sent mp for 60 days
Catherine Aim Bransan was found guilty of
stealing pair Of shoes from the store OF the
Mes:rs Ferguson, in Grand street, and sent up
for three months
Mary Ann Ruby. alias Lyon, was found guilty Of
stealing some sheets, stockings, sc worth SIT so,
irsm Patrick Ryan, and rsmanced back to prison
for 80 days.
.AHeIsa Thompson, black woman, was guilty.
o. stealing poultry from John Manning, also
PACK, but Judgment suspended, and she was
Patrick Smith and Theodore Bueknlesc, severally
charged with small offences were dismissed by The
Court, at the request of the somplanants
bragef Fitzpatrick was found guilty Of stealing
. ham from a schooner, lying At the Central Wharf,
and seat to the Penitentiary for 90 days
Adjourned IN Tn sdov
o'clock.