New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05


49, 49, AS Part 2-Ncs SIS. 81, 90, Ca o. 6' 49, l'a.
U. STATES CIRCUIT CouRr.-Before Judge
Blake Brothers Us Walter Nj Smi;h.--Actlon
for asserted Infringement Of patent for the %
pivot casters for bedstead posts already referred TO- lhe
Court stated that the claim appeared to DC Tor the CASTOR ana
the mode Of applying aud the july must detemns
from the evidence whether the castor was og'na! with the
plaintiffs or Verdict Cor defendant
THE PIRATES BRowS AND MArHEw..-These indivdu.
ais will be brought from PRISON and aIegnsd this forenoon
10 o'clock.
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Beiore Judge In.
graham . Mary Pagan Patrick Looney,-Ihe piantit'
arrived here from Ireland and Went TO board at defendants
bouse in Cherrys,res After some time she quit with
view to reside with her aunt leaving her trunk Containing
clothing in defendants Subsequently he stated that
his cellar had been robbed and the palns chest among
other articles stolen Action Is Drought 10 recover 'e
value Verdict for defendant
Before Judge Ulshoefsr.
Peter B Wofrs. Dennis Anderson and Barry fyan-l ne
psinr is harness maker the employ OF k'pp Brown
He that on the Sd Of July last he severely beaten
be- defendants and brings action for damages 1t appears
that wrestling match had been proposed between ai
and Young man named Dots, which, after hard words
changed to fight between plaintiff aud Anderson Ryan
came in while they engaged and assalled plaintiff The
defendants were hosers the stable Verdict for plaintiff
against Anderson $40, and against Ryan 500.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Bc!orc Chief Justice Jones
and Judges Oakley and Vanderporl.
DEclsIoSs--Thc following we're all eases of appeal
James II. Birdsall Joseph Bradley and ohers-Judga
,ncnt Of Justices Court affirmed
Charles Devlin rs. James Nesy-NceIy ianded 800 to
Darlin to pay to Nh Cosgrore, who died while the
money was still in Derus hands The latter eiusrd TO
give up the ground that Cosgove was indebted to m
aud brought III the court below winch was gwen
in favor of Neey Devl appeals this court judgement
affirmed.
Major Thompson, plaintiff III error, IS James Murphy
Mr. Thompson took mortgage on two horses ana Guah
~ of furniture debt, with power OF sale inc
debt was not paid within FIVE days s did not claim the
ponsty and the mortcacer sold of the horses 10 man
named Jackson who used hIm month ana men NharSsn
him to fourth patty for another morse anu 20 ''
psty sold him Nj Murphy, owner o an omnibus linr
for $50 who used him stage horse Tor or weeks
Thompson then the stable OF Murphy, with an
agent armed with the mortgage, aud took the horse away
Mr.. Murphy brought action To recover the value anu OBJ
famed rdct for the amount Mr.. Thompson then ap-
rcaled The Court held that demand having been made,
aud the property being allowed to change hands repeatedly
and possession having been taken WI c"o,u not
claim the horse Of Mr. Murphy under his mortgage Judge
Cicero Wn,erbo,tom Us. William Tildsn-The plaintiff
in error wa, allowed months IN the Marine Court 10 wait
for witness from New Orleans, and at the end OF that time
asked further delay saying the wtneS, was on ms way ou
hs Justice would permit IT, and the verdict was given
against Mr.. w. Appeal is made. The Court thinks the
Justice erred. Judgement reversed
Court OF SESSIONS. 49,. Before the RECORDER,
Aldermen Rawson and Waterman.
Jonas B. Phillips, District Attorney
CALEspAR.-The following the calendar for the term,
VIZ In murder p false pretences g. burglary s, forgery
grand larceny assault aud battery with intent TO kill L
total 25 Before convicted l. Before indicted y, dsor.
deres 4 Total of all the 27tota Of old and new, D.
GsAvp JuRl.-The following persons were sworn
Grand Jurors viz Richard j. Smith (FoIeman) Robert
J. Browne, Thomas Baker, Benjamin BIacksdge Thomas
c. Chardsvoyne Edwaad c. Collins, Andrew L. Halstead,
Joseph Hewlett Thomas K Kellenger, Ambrose c. Kings
land BENJAMIN L. Lamb George c. Morgan, Abraham
Mead, Thomson Price, James Reaves, John + Russell,
William Redmond, John N. Sayte, John D. Wolfe
The Grand Jurors were charged regards their duties
aud powers BY Alderman Waterman, and then retired
their chamber.
FrI1r JuRoas-The names of the persons summoned as
pet Jurors called and 81 appeared out
Of the ga who were summoned Fines of SO each were
imposed on nine dsfaultIng jurors.
NoLlE PRosEou1s la the case of John NJ. Waite, in
dctsd for perjury swearing false, charged when
witness III ral i'll the Common Pleas, at the
que st of complainant and with consent OF The court 'oe
prosequi entered
In the case Of John Crow indicted for attempting fase
tokens to John F. Dillon the of complainant
and by consent of the court noL. proequ entered
TRIAL FOE FALSE PRE1ENcEs--WiiIam Rischmiller, a
seama was tried for obtaining moneys by false stences
from two German smigaa passengers named Carl Pech
and another named TederlIng who with some SO Others
arrived here in the bark Bacchus, Capt SALISBURY from
Hamburg on their way Wisconsin in September last
There were 81 passengers all who finally settled in this
State near Buffalo religious association 1t appeared
that the passages were paid Hamburg By Mr.. somau
but ,he passengers entitled arriving here
back portion Of the amount.
The accused went on board the Quarantine and repre-
senred himself first Mr. Schmidt, Of the firm Of Schmidt
Balcher the conguees and agent Of that German So
cety He then said he the agent of the above firm
also tina. he agent Of the NewYok Passengers Asso
IL, h.. ri no
State authorities salary of s7oo year-that he
horzed receive the papers letters and receipts and agreed
TO have them conveyed oNilwaukieha If they employed
him he would have them brought shore without delay
&c b. these statements he obtained of the Trustees
Psch and Tederling, 81 Pussian dollars or Sis our mo
ney on Of their passage money-sl Tor what NJ
called Gods money"-also the letters &c winch enti'
tied him receive $50 Of conmutation money
and which latter the accused demanded Of Schmidt Bel
cher and still demands but which they have refused TO pay,
the order for payment coontermanded be DID
hack take them shore as ne promised and when
thew did get on shore they found that Rchmiler had
reh. or authority power get their stters their
new or to take them to Milwaukee or Buffalo
On the cross-e1amnatcn written contract in German,
which was translated and read exhibited, purportnc
b. contract between Jonathan D. Stevenson aud Pesch
aud Tsdrns, the Of t passengers. agreeing
convey the whole of the adult eniants Milwaukee for
So head and children half price smakinc the price Of IS
adult passengers Before the ctossexaminaton was
concluded being after o'clock, the Court adjourned
Tuesday morning
Police OFFICE. STEALING FROM STORE
Two coloed females named Louisa Williams aud Elizabeth
Kay were arrested aud committed for stealing = yards of
Musne DR. Lame from the store OF Lord & Taylor NO o3
Cathariue street.
LAacESIEs-Albdna Meian arrested and ccmm ted
for stealing mushat skins worth 81 So from Joseph
rus, No. Hague street.
Adsne Garretson was arrested and committed COX ing
81 worth Of rag csps.ng, from Andrew Delaing, Nc e
Center street.