The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-05
Common Pleas.
Before Judge ulshoetier

MONDAY Dec. A--Pster p Hotfe vs. Dea,a. .inderso~
assault and battery Committed by the on the
plaintiff II appears that the Sd July last the plaintiff
went to the stables Of kpp Brown stage proprietors'
cned unless Wolfe would put coat Wolfe then be-
gan to brag and called the persons about parcel of
cowardly Irshmen, which insult aroused the blood OF
Denny Anderson who jumped out and said he would tight
Wolfe he could wreste Without ado they set
to, when MIR Brown hearing the noise sent Barney in to
separate the men. As as Barney saw the.ro~.
his Irish blood was up; SO with jump and an hur
most numerically, so that the doctors assistance was
needed to restore him TO health and whole skin. The
defence set up that the affair had been settled payment
the doctors fees and the loss OF time and that the Lam
guage of the plaintiff provoking and insulting. The
agreement to settle aSS that the jury believed that
tender of the amount satisfy the terms had been made
that that would bar the right OF action but there was no
proof Of such tender and the plaintiff had right OF action
for the trepass In the question OF damages the Jury
take into consideration the opprobrious and in
derson had engaged in the Gghon such challenges that
they could acquit him, and find Barney guilty The juy
returned verdict against the decentralization 10
pay so and Barney $780,
Before Judge Ingraham.
Muy Pagan, vs. Patrick LooneyThis was an action OF
of the defendant who set up that burglary had been
committed his premises, and that the trunk of the
s.fe .1ii t. '''''' ''' ''''' ' 80, - ~
s. sc. Co. vs. Sss',"s%s Day Gs CO. ,.. wa.
sold tire, Of goods to the defendants portion
being for cash and portion at credit Of six months
this action is brought appeared that the defendants
had intended to pay for the goods BY ofseng note Ct
Of but which note due at the time the action
commenced the Court overrued the introduction Of
the offset and the Jury under direction of the Cour.
found verdict for the plaintiff for the full amount being
1874 So without interest
For plaintiffs Mcssrs Brady and Martin; for deendants
Mr. Sherwood.
Calendar for Tuesday.-PART l-I6, 81, 81, I2S log.
20, 10, l5.
Pmr a.-Nos. IS, :, 81, SO, g., 65, GO, 20, II, n,
NAvAL.-The frgate Constitution is fitting out a,
Norfolk, under Capt. Percival.
The sloop of war Plymouth is fitting om at Boz
| ton, under Commander Henry.
The store vessel Consort, It. Commanding Pun
viance, will sail from Boston in few DAYS for the
| Coast of Africa.
Purser Il. r. Waldron has been ordered 10 the
Ohio, ~, vice Purser T. NJ Taylor, ordered to the
Constitution
The Navy Department is ordering nearly all The
officers active service, some of whom, II be
said, have not been to sea for fifteen or twenty
years.
The U. ;. brig Perry, Commander Dupont, was
towed down to Hampton Roads on Thursday at.
ternoon by the U. s. steamer Engineer, and would
sail for Rio the first fair wind The following is
list of her officers -
\. +. Dupont, Esq, Commander Lieutensnts w. Re.
gers Taylor C. APP Jones' L. Blair Passed Assistant
Surgeon, J. Miller Acting Purser Charles Being Act
ing Master r. Harris Wyman Midshipmen, r. Milligan
@ w. Harrison, w. w. Queen, T.. y. Stone Captain
Clerk, o. Montalant.
The Iron steamer frigate, built at Erie, Pa. VIII
be launched as soon the state of the water will
permit.
The Boxer and Somers we're al Matanzss on IN,
2lst ult.
HUDsos RvER.-This river is still open to Al.
bany.