New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24
CITY IN T E Il Ii G E N G E


SUPERIOR COURT ......... Before Judge OAKLEY
Carrot Van Zandt rs. Hugh Magure-I'he
plaintiff Of the Assessors of the First Ward and as
sessed defendant OO which the latter declared TO De too
much On plaintiff entering the store OF MI Dusenberry de-
feudan, said here Van Zand that perured villain
id robbsr&c Action Cor SANDER brought
Verdict for plaintiff, sc.
Reuben II. Turner rs. Monmouth B. Hart.-Ac-
ton of ttors to recover quantity of brushes Sc Yer
dict for plaintiff S27O which about 500 less than obtain
ed on the former trial. the verdict of which was set aside
Before Chief Justice JONES.
Archer Guion rS. the Allaire Works.-The PLAIN
tiff Of the Works and 10 S2lO0 Tor
salary &c The defendants plead offset Nh Guion having
altered the of their drawings and patterns Sc as to
inure them the amount of $4,000 Plaintiff counsel de-
MED thu position and said if there claim of this kind It
should be the subject Of action Verdict Tor plain
S2lG7 49, subject 10 the opinion OF the Court.
CIRCUIT COURT. 49,. Before Judge KENT.
Joseph Bouchaud, Executor, &c. rS. Joseph l..
Dia-Acton bonds given several years ago In favor
of the T. S. Government for about $4,000 with double The
penalty which the Secretary Of State agreed TO
take $1,000 for. This paid MIR VIM NJ Price when
District Attorney but returned Verdict for deft
Moses Drey u.s. Christopher +. Lee-Acton tor
Assault and Battery. The plaintiff being in store 10
that defendant Greenwich the latter spoke against his
goods and said he could purchase cheaper &C. Plaintiff told
HIM ha lied Mr. Lee said If ne told him that again he would
wiring his nose, and followed up the words by striking him
several blows the face and For pt SIS
MARINE COURT . Before Judge RASDALL.
William Breeland rS. William Lynch.-Action TO
recover damages injury dsne cab by boy belonging
to defendant running against with horse and wagon The
plaintiff /, APPEARS resides in Jersey City, but kept
horses and cabs standing West street, bat with only
driver they might be used alternately The horse aud
CAP alluded standing West when the wagon
drove against The driver absent with the other
horse and the The declaration stated the
renee to taken place 1914 while the testimony showed
it 10 have been in lSii.-Nonsut allowed
COURT OF SESSIONS. :. :. Before the RECORDER and
AID. WATERMAN and BRIGGS. JONAS PHILLIPS, Esq.
Acting District Attorney
Conviction of John Jones.
TRIAL FOR Northumberland OF AN Ar
TEMPT TO PROCURE ABoRTIoS.-The trial of John
JONES' on an indictment charging him with the above offence
was resumed Ds Hall and Sckss appeared before the Court
and stated that Catherine the complainant i'll in her cell
with severe fever that she could appear
continue her Her counsel concluded Togo
on for the present without her.
George RslysG Police Officer On being applied TO
BIZ complainant went 10 Jone, the could
he arranged He said she had been there few DAYS before
he1 He said he would advise with his Counsel The
morning think called house in Mulberry where
she stopping and Told her what ne had said Some few
days ate. Jones He said if she actually he
would not obJec; TO giving her few doars-he mad had
similar and blued her off for SIS and wished
her He sa'd he would again The next day went
Polcs Oihce, found her the back room oil the folce
Office,
THE Grand Jury into Court with Number OF bills
and long Pesen,ment touching the Prisons, Aims House,
other institutions the City They then discharged
with the thanks of the Coartl