New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-06
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LAW COURTS.

is CuAxcEAr-MosDAY- the Hon. levin Z.
sanford. Assistant Vice Chancellor
Dcsi,Bs.-H dadR Te!rer0n vs.. H. Shelde" ana Others
i H. MaEher fnr cOmplainants IL Bowman Tor deien-
dants-Decided compauan,s entIled 10 redeem
on paving the amount Sterling dabt alone Al'o
hst IL. Miner is necessary party Suit to stand over Tor
pIrties.
gl.ase,h Gis,rold vs. Executors NJ " Fan Dyte and 9TH
ers III. ". Warner for complainant; q. e. Goddard Tor
the executors Il T. buryea, for intiut decidani'-De-
eded that Mrs c. entitled absolutely TO Que SIKH OF
the csta. may have reference 10 Master az TO what
is pot or allowance nor Ut the capital pursuant TO
viii and that sh IA found by the sae on credit made
executors DacTee for account ana inquiry &C.
/ curdingly
MaDa Hopper Jsstlh Hopper-w. c. we,morc
ard George Wood Tor complainant + Sayre for dsien-
dantDccree for divorce from bed an board with costa,
In favor u the complainant.
Gilbert CsUtant John g. Cai.in and others Decfed
tha; nuc OF the award for damages 90 Can and vito
the widening of Art street. made tot the build
us situate the lands taken at the the Bowsry
aud Art street belongs 10 the complainant Ordered that
stand Mrs. Cabins trustee parties.
Join Harry Samuel BTddLUrSt-H. Brewster for
| complainant, II F. Clark for defendsnt-Dtcded tia,
there Is not rc%edy AZ law. Decree for account
serving all further directions
Nary Chihvs T. Wo, dtcard and ol'eys-w. w Camp.
bell for complainant; VIM. Samuel Johnson. for infant de-
tendau,s-Decree varying the Masters report adudg
ig tie estates u the parties and directing PARTITION
cnrdngy.
Ednard Bcisgeard and others vs. John D.lad,id and
onsTs-C. Il. Moore Tor compliments +. $. Van IKE
tor northumberland tor the appointment OF iru
tee and Special Receiver and thar the titles all par
ties 10 the Of the Real Estate Banking Company 0!
lnd+ Co. Mi-ss'pp transerre to them respectively DO
vested IN such Trustee. Teserving all their rights. Sc Re
ference 10 ascertain such rights and for the administrator
of such assets the creditors entitled thereto under
direction of the Maser. and on suitable notice. SC
l. : CRcrir CouRr.-Judgs Pets stated that JUDGE
Nelson being sill indisposed The Civil Calendar VIII be
taken up TIL Wednesday. Judge " will slt III wsdnes.
Day week after which he Judge Betis) will proceed with
the equity calendar.
Two soamen, named Edward Potter and VIM W Hal
lock late OF the schr P0rila placed upon trial. CHARGED
WIN an attempt 10 create revolt and combining The cer
IN command 10y selling hold Of hIH while the vessel lay
on the On April at Bar'coa Cuba The Jury Hat
lock guilty OF conrnng the MASTER. and Potter not guilty
SuPsgSE CorEr oF n YoRx Monday. May5-
This Court commenced 1t May in the City Hail. chief
Justice Bfouso aud Justices Besrdsey Jewe beps
present.
number OF motions heard after which tho case OF
hroiea " Hohark and Hudsoa Rdiirfdd Co. (heng an
action to recover damages fer loss Of bulldogs
lady SAID 10 have been carried away Consequence Of me
insficiercy OF bridge by the Railroad Co wGs
taken up) The originally tried at Schenectady
before Judge Gfitey heard For plaintiff
stevens and REYNOLDS
motion for new ttal In the OF Polly Bodias vii
probably he made by her Counsel IL the Of the week
The Court appointed James T. Beardsey Clsrk o. tho
Court at Utica ia place Of Judge DeHo resigned aud np
pointed Reporter.
SUPERIOR couSr -Dseiions-George D. Port vs.. Gayks
Z ror@-1io'on for dIscoYery-OTder affirmed, With
Boidp Gars7e,' ". Gearge Prrescos,s 10 he re.sxct.
Noeid Hraon ~ Lpper G. Cdytr ct al--Sew Trial d.
nled-Yrrdict 10 be modified
Vim catras. Jr ct al vs. J.ida II. C7arGn-Jujgmen.
fSr tefsDdan' demurrer.
NaaHdi Hsttrr vs. DuT Grsen--Judgrnent for plaintiff.
Henry j. Seaman vs.. Daniel Lou-Hotion for new tisI
teni.d
J.Aa w. Srnhark attn, IF Vim. Balrh d>eeaied Va, Hen
~ LIer-Ao'." IN set aside regor1 denied
Charts H. Ru&1eH et al vs.. I'm Wstm0re-Judsrnent 70:
defendant.
Court or OYER AND TERMrSKR This CourG
opened before Judge EdDionds and Die
sson. The Grand Jq-y called and d-ch"r2rh The
Court adjourned and The business Of the Circuit ed
MARfSE COURT.-E1JJ. Fisher e.. Fysdk Ju|hHe.-Tbs
plaintiff 4, grocer, aud the defendant taser. The
ton Is $780, said bean oyerpaid 10 de-
feDdant for bread hon June, 1854 April, is4 II I.
conenced that d-irnd4nr almost Invariably charged foe
aore bread than be- lt at the Two three w.t.
n~sses estGsd thar effect. The Cosrt charged ha, II
the Jury considered The have beeI wrll they
would ind Tor painrG. but Il mistake, for de.sndant
verdict this forenoon.