New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

uset. Oliver q Co. ys. William A. B.itton The
% are merchants in This city and the deiendnn; resides
..t,s 10 plaintiffs for al goods purchased o. them bS D. H.
wp o Of New n ~ net Ss,Sy esSe S ; 0"ee
sssi and demand was made upon The guarantee at New
s ACCOUNT a for debts due independent q the tuaa5es
he proceeds Of the sales were attached IN the Sheriff
+ e. d ss ss Bsa fsse 3 b" sH 5a Sf
acd payment before The mone w S dEHwn tor ssain
sa recover that amount Verde, Monday forenoon.
Court OF Common Pleas.
Before Judge iSoRAnAM.
solon;on kiunn VS.. Gideon Mead and Fred. L.
,,ie. Action Of Trover relation quantity of goods
,Pse 81 defendant; lacady repeatedly Verdict iof paa
''N Decisions
Before Judges ULsHoEsrER. NG2AHAM and DAILY.
Merchants' Bank, New York, VS.. Elihu Padrich.
Action the 10 recover back the AMOUNT Of check for
She h May, ISL nn,Gdated May H. and presented by de-
he latter day md PAID a o EXC Chg s' dei hs
n woi memorandum twrien memo was placed at the
CHECK when even y Mr. c e o" ne bSnl but %s
nos of hand acknow edsmcn OF debt; and that was
SFa1ane but that Pedch ale getting possession OF the
sbsck cot oil ;hs @o:d menlo and presented II with NE
NrFaane subsequently declared that Was not intended
s and that the bank has no right 70 charge nm with the
psrca The declaration contains for special counts, TO
the defendant denr. by general and SPECIAL demurrer
20 ro1r thinks The demurrer could be sustained word
,Res coarecied with i. md if the drawer had funds The
s the bank bound TO such check whether the word
.tthey could pay the credit of the drawer, their
an and could recover back OF the drawer but not OF
the payee Of check agrees with the drawer TO pre-
a bat hold /; evidence Of the drawers Indebtedness,
nd yet present tine check and oban payment from the bunk
a. which il drawn not fraud upon the bank, however
sny be breach OF the agreement, with the drawer As the
rn memo has legal meaning when placed to check,
Ne rnoying OF and obtaining the money did not convey
forgery or fraud , BeIde tie paye ,c eHu no, en-
wc he first presented to the bank and paymen,
rp check 10 render an ordinary due-b evidence TO
teeci should be shown IN writing, subscribed by the
Tse Court thinks that The demurrer on two of the counts
a1 be sustained, but under the rule general demurrer
I'D TO Judgment on the whole Demurrer overruied with
Iery defendant TO withdraw demurrer md Plead pny
zlOf costs lrhe Court gave nn opinion at length The
,boye the main points,
George Mccartney W.. Eiiphalet Stratton, Jr-
mes on CONTRACT Order ii Chambers confirmed without
,as, 10 ether party on appeal.
Police Onicc.
Thrfs iSc.-A female named Marv Green was
committed for stealing siO from the Cap ain OF vessel
r.known. when in a house IN Chapel street.
Louisa Roach was committed for stealing Sl8
ION Frsuchman name unknown, and also check worth
,lOfroma house in Mulberry street
Sarah Smith and Mary Ann Parker, colored, were
rn!ted for stealing sl4 from stranger in basement cor
Drof Vesey and Greenwich Streets
William Jones was committed for stealing q pair
sf,aHaoon, from house in Mulberry street.
Disorderly Rouse.-Adeline Bartlett was COM
ultnd for keeping disorerly house in Church street.
Bmslary.-The house of Joseph Stewart, 36
Beech street. was burCariousy entered last night md robbed
ia coat several pairs OF boots, &c the burglar escaping
Goroner's Office.
Melancholy Accidcnt.-On Thursday last, Us MIR.
John L. Pelsuc lin rooier OF Ia Christopher street,
ending ladder TO the roof Of house IN June street to IN Il,
De his back that he died last night lie native OF
city and between IS and 40 years of age The Coroner
va cale! 10 hold an inquest.
A Nan found Drorned.-The body Of an un-
ROW man N an aGyq9eed SaEe Of deeompG'on was
@ The S Gooer wa called to hold an inquest HIS name
ssace understood to be William h Monay, OF % Renwick ST.
SUNDAY.
Police Office.
ThefS-Bridget Hunt was committed for steal
NJ come clothing from the premises OF Mr. Joseph Paris,
Csharlne street.
Owen Fenall was committed fer stealing mar
,s,ab and some linen clothing
False Pretences -Last evening, officer Labor, Of
tbs city, aided by officer limerick Of Philadelphia arrested
s d aaS ET ob aiG large
nom the m OF Acss!s John Adams H., CO. under ase
abide HI. trial.
| Larceny and Grim Con.-Last evening officer
R.yea arrested Archer E. Won Houghton who for some time
Engineer who resided at Geenbush n. Y. aud who extended
him every feeling Kindness he appeared to be ebar
n occasional abiding place Some two weeks since NJ Hal
@ having attend to hi, duties left his wife and home
H ns 5Ss good sa a Ms Haso %nd liz sfad
oo She e'5 Consented hsy
taxing with them nearly all the furniture besides other proper
in wife, Fas want Of R then changed
Se location and took board At the corner 81 Stanton anl
a cd and that his furniture gone, TO this city and
npcyed ohee! Relyea to Ind the iugyes s succeeaed
FOsytE streets the man Van Houghon he about
asun home to Mn. Hacott, Gle married ma1) and ar
ed him. and he committed to answer for grand larceny
| Important Arrest Robert Sutton alias Bob SUIT
the Of the 9ooIous Escaped 9u,saI ,s s
NsdclDa and brought to city last night Strange de-
Eopmen in regard TO this arrest will be made In few days.
Coroner's Office.
Death from excessive Drinking.-The Coroner
Sdry held inquest ut g Sheriff street, on the body OF
as Sd Sd d BY VIE lie
number of OF liquor furnished him and paid Tor
IHaaon Ro~, and soon becoming nsensbe expired Yer
ts accordance with the facts
Congestion of tie Lunes -'rhe Coroner also held
a1nQue at la Broadway or the body of James
aawa, allowed to sake liquor Verdict death by conges.
| Ia Of the lungs ~
PRo,EeT KNOCKED IN THE HEAD.--We under
sand that arrangements had been nearly CON-
lsted 10 start large wooen manufacturing
establishment in this city, with capital Of
100000, the foundation of which would have
cen laid this fall, bat as the people of the Uni
ed States have decided in favor of the British
n'nuiacturers, the design will be abandoned.
Thus an annual distribution of from twenty to
thirty thousand dollars III wages, which would
nave found their way to our merchants, tailors,
.aOemakers, SC. and the farmers in our vicinity,
prevented, and the money will in stead be
shipped to pay the wages OF British operatives.
1t was in consideration of this fact, probably
hat iourneyman shoemaker's shop in this city
vas Illuminated on Thursday evening.
Utica Gazette.
The BEGINNING probability of Folks
ssction has compelled several large manufacture
'sia this and Albany counties to adopt mea.
Sres for tho immediate curtailment of their