New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

10 o. ~ THURSDAY December Is.
U. S. CIRCUIT CouRT.-Before Judge Thomp-
son and Belts
r rising $4,000 obtained agans, defendan. for duty
n,id an wool The appraiser had reported the wool
worth per pound and the Collector acted upon tba,
return Judgement reversed
I'm j. MARKEDLY rs. Hogan & MiiH-The Court decided
tina, moneys paid in relation to boonry bond &c on
scboener Harriet cannot be demanded OF plaintiff.
n s. ys Delafeld-Judgement affirmed
r. d. Norris Watu Comm,,sioner,-on motion
dered that injunction issue pursuant The prayer OF the
bill on file.
fsndan, DESTROYS Of carrying her up to the Supreme
Conrt Of the u 81 but the dispute being heavy
ineay $50 600 she unable give security and asks Tor
certificate OF division OF the Court that may be taken up
without The Court stated that It was disposed TO
afford every facility but the law PROVIDES tha such can
ooy done she which Is tried his ease was
disposed of ago. and judgement and execution
have issued Motion denied motion to allow arGu-
Inent will be considered.
glancaards Gun Stock Factory u.s. Silas Oqsis-The
plaintiff recently obtained verdict for violation OF patent
il making the lasts Motion is made requiring the Court
assess the damages at thrice the amount found by TIE
Jury, such being obligatory upon it by law The Court
in giving It's opnen, stated that the formerly rendered
imperative the Court do as required, bur in
1896 the law altered and rendered il optional with the
Corr whether 10 increase the damages The pro-
vision formed, doubtless with view empowering
The Court enforce money should such be deserved
In this the defendant declares that he did know
the plaintiff held patent, AND he made no opposition by
which create essary trouble expense No
of damages is warranted Motion denied
Samuel d. Sayddm-Thls young man appeared for sen
teuce, but the Court ready proceed The ada
Wits understand, although afordug for The
saut, highly nigatory the circumstances. lie
will probably be brought up this forenoon,
CrprpIop CouRT -RsbbeD RI
Monmouth B. Hart, Sherff.-The defendant levied upon
property No. Liberty-Street as belonging TO MIR TRom
Mount brush manufacturer, and sold large quantity
for s247, which bought in The plaintiff claims 10
have previously purchased the property of Mr. Mount, aud
brings OF repass $780, the asserted value
The defence is that Mr.. r. did the goods, having
recently passed through the bankrupt court and Dir NJ
continuing with the property usual The Jury gave
verdict for plaintiff of $500 damages and cents costs
COUNTY CoURr.-Trial of Justice Parker con-
nued-Ths Court met, after of two weeks, ia
relation 10 the trial OF Justice Parker accused of consp
ring with others discharge Migrants from Backwells
Island and causing them Illegally at The Charter
Eection The testimony having been completed at the
last meeting Mr.. Brady commenced the summing up, ard
occupied the attention OF the Court nearly three hours
part the defence contendng that the charges had moi
been brought home the accused. He followed by
Mr. Patterson the part OF the prosecution He alluded
with much force the Ubiquitous pursued in bri9g
ng Migrants the city and causing them 10 VOTE thereby
they had been introduced If such practices allowed
said he the time will arrive when the people will have
voice in the selection OF their representatives. He DC
MED las had been stated by the opposing csuns that this
political Court ami likely 10 be BIASED by personal
feeling ana referred TO the decisions in the Court of E;
ro show that Court, Constituted this is, OF repre-
senaives from the people, could afford exact and impartial
Justice the accused While it was not his duty, nor the
duty of the Court ccnsgn innocent man 10 degrade
toB yet they owed it to themselves their sahs, and that
,uhjc all q
dotheir duty in regard TO the guilty.
The learned counsel cOnended that the charges had been
provedthat Justice Parker and five other magistrates had
dharged7 Migrants from Blackwelis Island Immediately
preceding Eeclion-done before the for which
they were sentenced had EXPIRED and wholly contrary TO
law Mr. T. then went fully into the circumstances OF the
case reviewing the evidence and dwelling with much clio
q1snce various points OF the TRANSACTION lie showed
eoncusvey iega discharges had taken place, and
doubtless with view operate upon the Election JUS
cc Parker lie stated had personally discharged hieenNa
grants in the twenty days previous TO the Election ana
guilty. he conended of the charges WI ch have been pre-
ierred against hin.
During the tendency OF his remarks the Court on motion
OF the Recorder, ourned 10 this friday afternoon, at
o'clock.
COURT OF SEssIoNs.-Before the Recorder,
and Judge Lynch.
TRIAL FOR GRAND Decentralization Gunst implead'
ed with bis brother Jacob Guns and Niorz Silver was
tried for agrand larceny having stolen from The store OF
Mesrs. Bowen McNamee two pieces OF thread lace
worth $50 former OF the Court the jury IN this
could not agree and the jury again to-day aer
retiring long time, returned INTO Court stating thsr ue.
Court We understand that they stood for conVclion ana
for acquit,ul.
TRIAL FOR PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEY-John Parks
placed upon trial. charged with forgery in the second de-
gree in having passed Seah Lee, Captain OF the soop
Cabot then lying at the of Resevelt street, 500 cou'
ere bill the Greenwich Bank Of this city, IN payment
of $50 So the price OF 100 bushels of potatoes that he mad
purchased and received $40 so in change He gave MS
name to Captain Lee as Walker and stated that he resided
atbe corner OF Madison and Roosevelt streets There APP
pears been bills used, the one Tor examination
being pronounced good by person TO whom he captain
oek Tor examination and the finally given an altered
bill The prisoner was fully recognised by john +. Lee,
OF the Captain first suspected him 10 he watch
suffer- For the defence abb was attempted to be
proved by several who testified to his being al
house OF ame No. g Manhattan Place al the time OF the
alleged passing of the bilione OF whom he was III the
habtoi staying with, Before The conclusion the Court adj
IoprneL.
POLICE OrFIcE.-GRAND LARcENY.-Olhcer
Tream to-day arrested named Lawrence n Ste
yeus stealing from the premises of Robert McCoy es
0ivers 10th silver watch worth $40, oanH
bills the of Sl4 silver 81 u.s. one Rob Roy shawl
merino shawl and one pair oil pantaoonS-oIa Vaius
about SS5 he pledged the shawl and pdntalooHs WIZ
Simeon Abraham 10 CathaIinc.st, which led to hs arrest
Committed TO answer.
STEALING Boors.-John Stewart arrested and COM
mted stealing from Alexander Porter, corner OF How
etd-street and Broadway, pair OF boots worth 81
CONSPIRACY WITH INTENT TO DErRAUo.-On the 18th
Of November last, Mr. Alva Wheedon, OF Rome oeeda
County ed i'll this city, Tor the purpose OF dsposns OF
about bushels Of oats belonging TO Messs jesse ano
Euoch Armstrong Rome for which he was 10 obtain 20
cents per bcshc Shortly after his arrival here he was
waited on BY man named Lucus Tufts, who stated thai
be wished 10 purchase quantity OF oats and that he De
onsed 10 frm doing business at 81 broao "A ga"