New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-20
CITY Int l. l. & E n C E j..
FRIDAY.
CRCurT COUKT. :. .Relore Judre Kksr:

JONI DOE rs. RICHARD RoE.-Acton OF Divorce
hrour, by William Ward mate Of the Hay'e packet Shp
sue. from the Court OF Chnnccry.
The testimony showed that day November last dur
the house OF Mr.. Tate he the residence oi William
Copuns 81 Greenwich street. twho has wife and child,
No defence WAS offered he jury without leaving their
seals. gave verdict plnn,Ii we understand Tint
the counsel for defendant Ind supposed that the would not
be te this ,erm which the Oi It's being allowed 10
go by default,
CHARLOTTE $ CusHMAy rs. Hrvny s. EYTINGE.
Tile psin .ues 10 recover the amount Of draft for sO0
drawn by defendant who the baltimore Feb
ruary si2 on his father tsr Solomon Eyinse, No. . Broad
street hn which was mol arcets me nslendar con,endsd
a, the request of the OF the baltimore Theatre
,"a of York funds and further. that the snl Henry
EynGe NJ the time M inan-tthat Is under q years OF
age and could not he sued.
Nj s Eytuge the father sworn md testified thu, ms
the defendant born IN )ciobe l. and cOnequent
Is under Il al age Ut the time Of giving the draft
The Court charged TINT part of the United States
eNcep, Louisiana where has been entirely abolished Tie
common law OF England IS the common nw OF this c"uniry.
except where the contrary provided by statute The
INV says that minor not liable escept for necessary
tcles furnished. Verdict for defendant
SETH GRosvEnOR rS WILLIAM SLAM.-Acion
the amount OF mite for sJo drawn tn Of
defendant PAY contested The ground TINT
obtain capital for pnunehin between Mr. Slam md
s finding that Wilbur but 10 years of age w give the
not Mr -ni'h of Kingston who passed to Mr. Zncha-
riHh swnh i goods. ard who subsequently pad 10 ros
venor 4 Sam.
Oc chIrged mat II the nn'e wa: ecP"eu ,Iy VT
wold TOR conscientious aud without kuowedge thnt WIS
Injured md passed il pninii either beia after heinr
due valid against defendant Verde, for plaintiff s5 So
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. :. Before Judge DAILY
JoHN OBERTEUFFER OK. ALBERT j SMITH
The plaintiff, r-coyer $780, being the price agreed upon
for "fhurses to hend for N ea =. its contendet the
fur market On the OF pnnti cnntcnded TINT
the tea chnrred at 81 d. whereas worth
only 10 80 cents and sold for Tint On the
defence is arerIed that nhns SAID mhou the being
placed fair rSe price, but that pnnti picked and
accepted It, IN lump. defendants ind further that
the worth only quarter of The price charged
the orses they no' bang worth but $500 $3.50 and
mad been sold for less than that and the cnune commended TINT
| IL WI. trade ali round. Verdict for plaintiff. $3.50
JAMES DoRAN rs. SAMUEL i. SEcUR--I The plain
tiff with wife and child took board the private boarding
house If Mr. Secot. l51 Greenwich SIS per week
They left when sic DUE and Mr. Secor refused
them nway their trunks md clothing I'LL This
was paid hey replcvned and this the question:
The Court charged hut private bourug houe has right
10 baggage security. unless specially agreed
As demand before repevn must be mnde upon the uS
band the Of the house provided he keeper of
unles be she that he ras delernied hi power
agent for . Verdict for pluintl vHung the prop
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