The New York herald., 1845-07-12
Court InfeIIi0cnce.

GENERAL SESSIONS July li.-Before the Recorder and
.r 3arSson ana g. paterson ESQ.,
Wikof and Doyle, indicted for libel George d.
Dowling was set down for trial to-day, but in
luence Of the defendants not appearing the papers
handed to the clerk, and the cause postponed
The defendants in this the celebrated Cheva.
clearly established by the waters at Longs hotel'
and John Doyle, reporter for the Republic of which
paper Wikof was the proprietor These disneue ndi-
viduals had the assurance to libel Mr. Downg the de
cndant in suit which then pending in the Court OF
Sessions, between him and man named Wheeler a re.
porter for the National Inteihgenc.r at Washington
Doyle left the city for Europe in December and Wikof
who remained in town until suit brought by Bowling
against Wheeler for the recovery of damages was dec
ded in Dowlings favor also left tn. city short time
since.
MARINE CouRr, July ll.-Bcfore Judge smith.-Henry
Srickiandys. Joseph Lucds-Ths action brought
against the defendant who is in the habit OF engaging
seamcn to serve on whaling voyages for firm in New
Bedford 1t appeared he shipped plaintiff and him
of there Plaintiff at the time had mislaid his trunk
which defendants partner afterwards found and sent to
defendant plaintiff hereupon went to New Bedford and
never received his trunk Not receiving H. bo was
obliged to return to the city and break up his voyage
lie for the value Of his trunk and for damage
in consequence Of its detention. Defendant alleges he
put his trunk in board steamboat going to
Bedford and II not received must have been lost His
Honor Judge Smith awarded HIM sum OF 5 damages
" $. MaRsHaL's OrrrcE, July ll.--Edward Billings,
0ornelius Patterson and James Thomas arrested
on charge Of endeavoring TO create revolt board
the American brig Caroline A. Platt, lst July last
and were remanded for examination.
" o toMM1snoNERs OFFfCE, July ll.-BefOre Com.
missioner Gardner.-James Naughten examined on
charge OF cndcavorng to create revolt board the
Shamunga, the high her passage this por,
the 9th June, and held to bail in Of $50 to
swer. Naughten brought a cross-chargc against the
Captain, David Patten for cruel and unusual punish
mcnt during the voyage Patton is held to bail in 5000
CiRcuII CovRT, July 1.-THE Sleepy Watehmen-
George Downs and William Walton the two watchmen
who were indicted for refusing to accompany Jones TO
the OF the murder the night on which james Ly.
ngston stabbed in Canal street in August last were
arrested and bound over in sum Of 81 900 each The
trial Of these will be deeply interesting involving
an important principle Of law.
Common PLrAs, July ll-This court adjourned over 10
this day, no jury cases being ready.
LEAp.-A spirited demand for this article has con-
tlnued in the market tor some days, and the price ia
steadily tending upward This caused by the unusually
small stocks and the advance in price in the eastern
markets. ani an increased demand from tho Ohio river
while The receipts are very limited, most OF
which go directly forward Two small lots
amounting TO some 730 pigs were sold ve,
terday at IS ~ and only one other lot remained in
the market, which was held at 50 40 Offers OF Ss 30
freely made and learn that SO % was refusad
on tons IRON tho lower mines sold yesterday et
- lo to bs delivered Of landing bslow,-si Loss
Rep. Julva '''''