The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-16
Superior Court.
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Il efore Justice Oakley.
ArnI To- Gtorge X. Morris Va Wellington n. Carter
An action to recover tns prce o. egh' casks
made purchase from the defendant Of the abovequan
y OF varnish, for which he was give in return sur
ply of brandy equiv in cost TO the amount. On
cevng the article the plaintiff considered II Of inferior
quality to the sample exhibited at the time Of ehecing the
sale and after short time returned the article The de-
put in was that the sample not changed and
that the article bona de dev according TO agree
ment. The Court adjourned over OF this morning.
Before Chief Justice Jones.
Cass,Hi vs. Ocean Insurance CoThis case is still on
in the the Superior Court and closed last
evening. The Jury were not expected 10 agree
TEXAS PRISONERS. Two of the Texas prisoners,
who had been confined in the castle OF Perote,
rived at Mobile last wednesday week. The Mobile Ad
They were liberated some fifteen days or three weeks
since one Of them Israel Garfield at the inteccson of
Hon John Quincy Adams and the other, D. {. Ogden,
the instance Of the Mexican Consul in New Orleans The
former taxed prisoner at Meir and the latter at San
Antonio de Bexar They let Vera Cruz the 22d ut,
in the u 81 brig somers for Pensacola This vessel was
blown of to sea Friday night last when almost within
sight OF her port desinaton The night before last
however she had far back her route as to fall
in with pilot boat from this port about % miles Oft the
bar Three Of the passengers in the Somers the two
persons mentioned above, and r. Williamson, oil New
York embarked in the Pilot for Mobile.
learn from Mr. Garfield that the rnmor OF the pro-
bable release Of all the Texan prisoners IN MEXICO en-
tirely without foundaon--hat there was some pIoba.
blty Of the reease Of the San Antonio prisoners put
very little chance for any OF the rest we make ms
statement especially because the ifends on tne oer ~,
in this country and clsewhtfc' uh.. hs "eei
that theyw he speedily set OF liberty may whhho,o from
them such aid may be OF essential service 10 hem IN
i,e wre,ched and cherries cop ,, WY ,oow,. n,
"Mr Garfield furnished us with the ioho"ihg account
Of the prisoners now in MEXICO
To Enron OF MoDLg ApNkRrstR.-
s,r-Ierewith you have statement OF the Texan PM
,ons,s nnw IN Mexico up TO the 22d March, viz:
Korea under the command OF Col WIN. y Fisher, sur
rendered At Meir, Dec 20, ~. .............. .s63
I'm prison, Mexico city,. j.
>" Puebla. ...'.......
Ierote. 80 III"
Vera Cruz. O-lU
Now remaining. l2o
ST. Antonio dc Bexar prisoners taken by Gen. A. Wool
st 81 Antonio, nth Sept. 1912 whole number. %
In Pero,e Castle March 10, 1874. ............30
Now remaining. ................2 ~
Captain Dsw sons Company, taken near st Antonio do
Bexar by Gen. A. Vol, September Is, Ist2-whole
nunher. ...............,.. ...5S
rcinaiunB 's''s''s''"
RtcArtrULAIIoN.
Whole number OF Texan prisoners .,.........''ses
Remaining. ......,..'.'.''''''''i
nss,,srcy ..,..,,.....ios
April ., lsii. ISRAEL 'ANfihLp'
SUMNER IN PHLApELrurA.-I weather, ior
several oay. pest has been like and vegetation
has responded the heat. The cherry trees were IN
bios on THURSDAY few apple trees showed blossoms
and the buds OF the horse chestnut almost
ready 10 put forth their gorgeous flowers Phadehia
Ga=as .lI'dio