New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-26
Gttp Entelligence.
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 2

CIRCUIT CoURr.-Before Judge Kent.
Emanuel r. Burke. ct al, Jane. Glib y Co-The
plaintiff Ia miller Oswego) contracted with defendants
(weaby merchants Quehec) 10 purchase, during the
year 1911, 20t0O bushels wheat manufacture -four,
and deliver TO def, ndantS agent Kingston Canada.
He receive for each barrel of flour the cost of FIVE
bushels Of wbea-,hus Obtaining little over halt bushel
for manufacturing, &c He was afterwards 10 have one.
third of the profits After GOO bushels bad been nanu
faured and delivered Mess Gbb declined receiving any
-four Mr.. Eckhar tbro,her.inaw OF Messrs Gibb,
who had been active in relation the and
receive onc.ourth of the pretty being at Oswego process
was served against him. partner of the Quebec house,
for breach OF The contracts and now the Considerable
testimony wos adduced The Court in its charge consd'
cred he contract TO have been fully made and been
broken by defendants also, that Mr. Eckhart receiving
one quarter of the profits rendered him partner Verdict
for plaintiff s7,l7o Co. being the estimated profits on the
l43,OcG bushels refused.
COMMON PLEAs.-Before Judge Ingraham-
isaac Ramery Mark Bit, Action for SANDER and as.
saultDamages laid $1,000 The defendant caused diff
Guilty at Plaintiffs store, i03 Chahamsree,, and
dered ou. He afterwards passed Mrs R standing
at the door, having large stick in bis hand. and applied
towards her the mos, degrading ephes She i'll, al
erwards, In consequence Of the abuse &C. No defence
was offered. Verdict for plaintiff, $50 damages which
carries costs.
John Walter MLeod ct al-The plaintiff hired to
Thorne Van Buren,, keepers Of The Museum ntbe
Of the Bowery and Divsonree piano forte which
afterwards sold under real or fictitious landlords levy for
rent II was bought by defendant, tailor in Courand,
street, who claims have paid SAL for il 1t was left,
however at the Museum which looked suspicious Action
ofreplevin Is brought Verdict for piantif-$25 damages.
vauing the property at Sl25.
POLICE OFFICE.-SEcRETED IN A CELLAR TO
SrEAL.-About six O'Clock Tuesday evening" Mr. Henry
kuizmeyer, grocer, of $50 William street, going into the
cellar of his found there concealed celoed
hatchei, brace bits &c showing evident intent To enter
and rob the store He lodged in the waichhouse and
today committed 70 prison.
RoroUs CoNDucT.-On Tuesday night, about l2 O'clock
Richard S. Palt oha Duryea with three others went
into the public herse OF Thomas III. Blakeey, No 67
Walkcr.street and commenced OF diserdery
riosuS conduct, cursing swearing, breaking cha
throwing lumber at the looking glass, bng the
peace ami threatening violence blakelry. Piatl aud
Duyea were arrested and ods cd in the waichLouse but
being BOON liberated, they with
and renewed their violence, hrea tenng 10 destroy the
house, &c. PiaI and Du!yea To-day held bail
SSVo each. The others have not yet been arrested.
RoBBlNG THE CoRPoRATloN.-A watchtnan last night
arrested colored named Thomas Johnson
OF Marhestreet with he IRON covering OF the stop cock Of
bydran worth S., his possession, which he had stolen
lie was committed 10 answer.
Trunk REC tvERED Sometime SINCE servant girl had
her truck, containing clothes, &c, stolen from steamboat
"heio she baa eit H. Tue and clothes have
been iorad III The possession the thieves Slater
and Mondtt and The Police Otice, where the
sirl Is requested Call and make aridavit
COMMITTING BAD BILL AND DISCHARGING Posses.
sok-Ou tuesday night ~alcnnan found = named
!oan Bohen oi the genus oder, nounderng
ot The East klver tool o Dennceysueet. Rescuag
Inn from atery grave, ihe waichmaa look him 10 the
watch house. Th morning he before Police
Magistrate, aad being searched, counterfeit s. bill The
hAchansc Bank OF Salem loi the enlsalor) found
In his pocket As tue fellow had suei ed by
and drenchns the Justice dJchars se9 from custody
and committed The bill to The OF The office.
ALL GAMmoN.-A fellow named DICK Jofnton was
caught ami coniaed slealIng smoked ham from the
Store vi Is. J. Costello, loI Leonard street
DEATH FROM COLD AND EXPosuRE.-A re-
peclaOle Irish woman, aged 80 Mary Spear lel
her home in S6ih slGeet ON Thursday afternoon
rend, having returned laie hour,
made for her, lhous Yesterday morning she
found lying dead open 81. avenue o6la
street, having perisned supposed by exposure
and cold fne Coroner proceeded last evening 10 hold
iDqaeSl on The body.