New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18
SUPERIOR COURT. Before Judge OAKLEY.


SUPERIOR COURT Before Judge OAKLEY.
GEORGE r. MORRIS We. WELLI,GToN A. CAR
TERRIFIC parties agreed upon exchange Of goods, Mr.
Carter to purchase 2O gallons yanish of Mr. Mcs at Il per
guon and pay for brandy. aier receiving the vUrnh,
Nj c. declared to have been equal to sample and sent
buck bu, Mr. Morris refused receive it, and has been lying
ever ncc the sae font of lattc door Action brought
10 recover the amount Verdict for plaintiff 500.
ALEX. G. BARRY VS.. WM. JONES, Sheriff, and
o;e-Action of Tcspass brought to the value Of
quantity goods levied upon the hair and dressing
adjustment, corner Of Broadway and Liberty eets.rhis
case wcs brought up few days md verdict taken for
plaintiff but the verdict sci aside by consent. 1t again
called up to day. Verdict for defendants
Before Chief Justice JoSEs.
ALEx CAsELLI vs. OCEAN INSURANCE Co.-Ac-
ton to recover on policy OF insurance for damage Canton
silks insured board tho Heespont for IlavanaThs
was concluded on Tueday.-T'he testimony highly
rndory whether the goods had been spotted and injured
y sea water the perls Of the against which they
insured or by ordinary dampncss. The Jury retired and
manned out several hours previous tho adjournment of the
Court during which time they sen, in cc saying would be
impossible for them agree but the counsel for plaintiff
opposed their being discharged and tey were cc;cd
sealed verdict. They remained together till about
occck and separated. TODAY they returned sealed verde,
favor Of plaintiff for S59l being umoun; Of CHM and III
terest
ROBERT Huron VS.. THE AMERICAN INSURANCE
Co-Acton to recover $500 insured the brig Champion
OF the the policy to continue until after he arrival NJ
She injured and detained ST. Thomas time the
policy closed but started for the United States and was lost
this coast about month afterwards. In action the
verdict was given for plaintiff but the Company appealed
the Supreme Court which reversed the decision and further
appeal made by Mr. Hutton to the Court of Errors which
sustained the decision of the Supreme Court. Tho case now
comes back t, Court to obtain testimony TO the law of
CUSTOM whether net vessel trading voyage to be
considered still when lying in foreign port Tho
nj atestin ,yla
adjourned.
This continued today Tho case brought from
the Supreme Ccur. the when vessels
sed for u year IL trading voyage and if al at its cSp.
ration policy continue till her arrival ut her of de-
s,inuonf the words a sea- during her abenceon
her actually Ncssrs J. Bouchnud Geo
Grswold {, Bolton and T.. Ihebaud stated hcF belief that
il means during absence
Adjourned to tomorrow morning.
For plaintiff, Aicsss Griffin and Havcns Ior defendant
Nessrs. Lord Duer and Robinson.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Before Judge IScEAHAM.
IRA E. BRIDE VS.. ELISHA S. MorT-Action TO
$500 being tho contract price for raising the ocp john
Hancock and her of BRICK lying sunk at the foot OF Xiv
inston street The vessel Lifted, carried to the beach 1T
Wlamburgh and Nh alolt was placed to considerable eX
pepe in cen. the brick New Yorka sloop belonging TO
him. also was sod and the must Of the John Hancock was in
ucd He Claims Offset The Jury gave verdict for panilfi
| Of slS Is. which includes interest
ANN B. DusEyBURY W.. REUBEN w. HowEs and
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store 1872 premises Grand and Allen Streets for which
he paid 81 900 per year. He permitted to remain for the
succeeding year. On the 1t of August ne rendered $50 for the
quarter. rent but Mr. Howes refused to eke IT, saying $500
year had been agreed upon This was denied, and MIR H. is
sued landlords for the 500 The paln,i, SISTER Of
Mr. b. rcpeyncs The Cour, charged that IL price lad
been fixed upon the Icni the landlord authorized To
levy and tine Jury decide from the testimony whether or
$500 had been agreed upon Verdict for plaintiff
ANDREW GATES vs.. ALEX. ;. TUTTLE.-lr
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said to be ccualto wha. he was represented and plaintiff
wished to give him back bat VI Tulte would not receive him.
futile issued writ for false pc,ence and had Gates arrested
Carried Wllamsbgh where he was confined for
IS hours Action brought 10 damages for tspass
assault and battery and false mpriso ment After some test;
mony had been ndduccd the Count the ac;ion should have
been bGou: for malicious prosecution and non-su was en-
tered.
COURT OF SESSIONS. Before the Recorder. and Alder
men HATFIELD and BRADY.
JONAS b. PHILLIPS Esq District Attorney. al interim.
ATTEMPTED GRAND LARCENY.-alichael Man
helm tried trying obtan s63s worth Of segas feo
nouy from Niles p. Lassen. No. IL Wall st. The Jury found
him Guilty Of the attempt As the goods were MI restored TO
the owner the CUuI. sentenced the one month to The
City Prison. He from Charleston where he had rc
spectacle friends.
TRIAL FOR ATTEMPTED observation-disclosures
store John Roaeh Nassau At, wtenchinG Of the pad
9cS on the nigh, a the I'd April The pson was ably de-
Court sentenced him the Prison for o years His real
| fore
GRAND LARcESY.-Hannah McGcc was tried for
Grand larceny calins SIS worth q smae apparel pillow
she vc as servant in the early part Of March last hume
trunk She proved good previous character and the a
ces probably stolen at different times the jury under the
charge of the Court found her guilty of larceny only and
she sentenced 10 the City Prison for two months.
NoLLE PRoSEQUT-ln the case of John Riley,
indicted for assault and battery Bridget Kenny Rcls
| prosegui entered by consent OF complainant.
| Adjourned TO Thursday NJ II oclockA. NJ.