New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

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y1cE CHAscELLoRs CouRr.-Before the VICE
Chancellor.
c.sror THOMAS LLoro-Thls was action IN equity
b,ourh, by ,he Corporation Of Ne" ork asans' -iS
How'd Albert A. Rogers and Edgar hetcha 10 recover =
n,oceed, Of cargo shipped By Thomas Lloyd on poaa O
Hope which vessel was partly owned by Mr.. Rogers ahe
nrocu,ed BY him Nh J. W Gerard appeared IN 0ehA 0'
G C-.,iop h stated tla, the de4cations .; Thomas
1ovd as collector of the city over >ooVco
rlovt mentioned te fact Rogers who recommended
him 10 20 10 the coast Of Africa and cultivate eo'ee' .!
which ie could make fortune IN years ana Fe'" % m
I;,.d St7,e-ha the said Thomas Lloyd gave 20 rogers
m 100 IN cash 10 buy cargo for h- SAID brig besides put
nr on board crockery 10 the value oi >9oo' a"u .
Ro9.rs bought the cargo his name al he same 'e
rn,,ir .ha, Lloyd leiaul;er and that te tnoHet
I,d - n. CORPORATION. The brig sailed, Lloyd as
known 10 Mrs Lloyd and 10 Rogers al the tine 9e'G ~
cealed board and that nothing was hea'G oi ~ ~
that time I'LL the return OF the org' rnrn ne VS.
have died Of yellow fever the coast o ,tFCa. '
l brought back considerable cargo, part oil "hich IS "a 's
bd Of the late Public Administrator. The object OF The
! motion is recover the amount advanced .! h'o!'
| Court reserved the question for consideration.
Gfsrp,I. SEss1oxs-Beore the Recorder and
| Aldermen Martin and Tou.
James Whiting, District Attorney.
NoLLn PRosEqui.-On application OF James NJ smith
Jr. Esq and by the consent OF the Court ana 'he ~
,arey nGe prossC, was entered IN the case oi ie'cau
Indicted for an assault and battery with latent
70 Kill Peter r. Fortler night porter OF the Carton HOUSE.
in Broadway, IN May last-he accused paying costs
TR1.l ron L,neL CoScLuprp.-The trial of Michael
Walsh for libel Levi D. Slanm, resumed and the
testimony having been concluded and the summing ended
the Recorder charged the jury the !act' ana law ol 'e
Tie Jury then retired their chamber about o'clock
and after an absence of an hour returned into Couf; for
| ybe.lp ilp nSsl
for the defence had legal right cross-eSaune lam
sarnm complainant brother who brought upon the
stand as witness by the District Attorney but not eNamin
I'd by him. The Court said the counsel for defence ad hat
right a, the time To this Nj Graham excepted saying ne
could show number Of authorities to the cohary ana ole
Of our own Supreme Court. The Recorder remarked mat
the Supreme Court had eeded that such rIsht f'f
aud tie jury again retired After the lapse OF Two hours aou
half more the jury stated they could and II oe
Ing A. o'clock the Court took o'clock, leaving
the Jury locked up. At o'clock the Court convened and
the Jury again into Court, stating heT inability 70
| agree upon verdict, aud were discharged
Tn1N OF MlcHArL WALSH FOR /, LlBEL Of JosEFH
SourHARp.-Mchael Walsh put upon his tf'al Tor a
libel on Joseph Sou,hard published IN the suoteraean
paper on 18th August last article headed PRE-
clors WORTHY The article holds up Southland to rd'cnle
represents him big stupid looking fellow, whose
senses he had any, had been beaten out lie spoke
o'i"S
dressed in the 6hy and slovenly Of his o~
vulgar and slovenly appearance, that he had opened
coopes shop the (Washngon) market that he was
boarding up money some how another Though almost al
ways idle and that aud night thets have ncea
ed hundred per since his appeatance-'hat he
prowed about with his shirt sleeves rolled up to his shou
ders and that when in the night ne has large camis
cloak big pea coat and an old souchet hat win
very wide brm, under which he green specacles-
compelling them keep eye him. This fellow cai
red his depredatons for years with TACT caution
and secrecy which could have expected from so dull
and s,upid piece of mortality also that he tits out his
thieves and watch suffers in broad day light
and in the open with the necessary funds and mPe
rneus 70 carry on these depadatons Sc &cand also ha
Squire Van Wart informs that he has been whipped tour
times in New Jersey for stealing poultry, &c. &c.
There being only present. and "a being required
by law ou, of which 70 select jury, additional Jurors
were summoned BY order Of the Court. After exhausng
the whole OF the regular panne and the 10 specially summon
ed only dsnterested jurors obtained, and new
venue for 20 additional jurors ordered for Wednesday
morning at II o'clock to which hour the Court Adjourned
In this case We understand thatJ " REYNOLDS Esq is
associated with D. Graham, Esq for The defence The case
will doubtless be Of interest aud we viii endea'o
TO lay the testimony before readers.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Bcforc Judge KENT.
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Tctham-Ths exhibiting empha'ica!ly some Of
the tricks trade 1t bough by plaintiff 10 recover
$1,000 asserted be due him BY defendants on an
to write down" the timed lead pipe, invented oy Nlr
THOMAS EwBASK, and write up the ordinary lead pipe
manufactured by defendant ritham and BrotheIs X ap
pears that the timed pipe altogether the safest and that
his p was resorted To in order 10 effect sales Of lead pipe
Chas Ken.ish sworn-I know Of undertaking on the
mart of plaintiff to write articles for the Mssrs Tat
ham, il was about August 1912; know they appeared III
certain newspaperstte Herald and the Journal OF Com
m.rce: fon CONVERSATIONS heard understood plaintiff was
10 Get $1,000 that defendants constructing some works,
and that they give the plaintiff IN addition, the u'
the works for the manufacture ppe they
asked me what doing and said they would give
| situation also
Cros,.erGminea-l am son Of The plaintiff, and am -
Years Of age nv father iy ed No Hudson street, Charles
B. latham now here the heard agree for the writ
ing Mr. latham said he aware my father was dong
himself an injury that he would hmselfa great many
but he would take that ne should be 'emunes
az d for which he had done and which he should
do that all the conversation that occasions during
his the articles being written; the mex. time
OF OF T. calling when Mr. Chiffon engaged for
them making analysis; my sister there az that times
Mr T. called my father because he did not wish him 70
| b. al Talans office while Chiffon there, and wrote
him 20 tina, effect; they pressed father not 10 mix them up
with his articles than he could helps he said M father
should have 81 600 for what he had done and should do
he had done great deal good for them aud should De
raed When promised IL
lber place in Water seet the consideration TO be for
writing articles about lead pipe my fahe:
thor and has written works this country and Eng
I! land.
Direct rtsumed-The reason they did my
father the ha, they did nos want Pope 10
him connected with the articles; the youngest Nh aham
did nos my father with NJ. Chiffon I'll he had
90, through MS analysis because they did not wanto have
known tha, they had engaged Ns kensh; thai stated
on the last conversation.
Joseph SnOcGsr sworn--l am printer. The witness
here shown Circular prisng Lead pipe aud decJyng
the p4ent ,innvd ppe II was written BY Mr. kentsh;
printed the Circulars aud first made the bill in Nh Tat
hams name Messrs. latham paid il, both Of the Messrs T.
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