New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09
poINGs IN OUR LAW COURTS SATURDAY.

corpr or Own AID TyRNrxrR-rhe Grand Jury
came into court with bills of indictment against the TWO
wachmen whom Jones stated on the niSht OF me noun
cide a. regards Livingston. thar he had been robbed
and had stabbed a man. but OF which the watcnnen
took no notice The Grand Jury were then discharged
for the term.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-UHiam Bach, and James n Nc
Uiliidms vs. Monmouth B. Hart, lde sheriff Mr.: Marx
Serrer was proceeded against by planiif under me III
well act. and was committed by Chief Justice Jones IN
Aug 1872 andin October liberated RON confinement
by the sheriff on order from the Recorder Action l.
brought TO the Sheriff The amount OF the debt
il bsne conended that the sheriff had night to release
Mr. Verdict for plaintiff Sli73 subject 10 the opin
ion Of the court
L. : CIRCUIT CoURr.-EJEcrNENT suirs-CAdrfs
4 Williamson and rife. he IRISH Presbyfcridh Con
gregaton-Action of eectment 10 recover possession
of lots Of ground 18th street near the yin av now
occupied A. A burial ground by the IRISH Presbyterian
Church Canal street. Mrs. W claims 10 own a. one OF
the heirs OF the grandmother Of her father Suiis IN
relation other parts the estate have recently been
tried The Church claims title under plantr iatner,
hut commended that the latter had no rght io sell -
Verdict for plaintiff subject the opinion OF tie Court
CIRCUIT CouRr-Marine Insurance clam. Aadrfic
Foster and sons The Jackson Marine Insurance ca
Action % recover 10000 being amount OF policy on the
shin Azeia from Trieste 10 New York. Inc snip IN
coming down the Mediterranean with very severe
weather and put into Gibraltar where she was con
dcmned and abandoned 10 the underwriters FOR the
defence is said the ship deviaed from her voyage also
that she unseawOrthy Ihis IS denied. 10 DE con-
tnued this forenoon.
CorRr OF COMMON PrFAs-Cafheriqc H. WeBman
Gerardus CLARK and Ebenss1 n Br0ra-Mrs Wenman
hired Of Nj Clark house IN West Washington I lace,
which he occupied boarding house, and became
much in arear for rent and finally the whole OF her iur-
niturc the OF which stated by the schedule 70
be 81 OO0 sold under distress for $40 Action Is
brought TO recover damages. paper was shows IN
which Mrs w consented that II process was waived ul
day towards the close OF April the whole OF The pro
perty might be sold She denied however that she In
tended give up what the law authorized her 10 retain
Verdict for plaintiff SO.
n p Uaamaker public adm. rs John ONeR-Ac-
ZION 10 recover the value Of i've horses carriage cab
&c contained in the stable Of the late Timothy Mount,
in Munroe street Scanned. The day after Mr..
Mount died the defendant who liquor dealer. hed a
mortgage in his favor signed by Mr. Mount, Tor the
horses the stable and the property was sold At
auction bringing about $500. The Public Administrator
cameda right the property the mor'age not being Med
the time OF Mr. Mounts DEATH and therefore not valid
In opposition 10 this il is ayerred that the mOrage,
between Mount and O'Neil was binding, whether Med
or no-hat there nothing due by the estate 10 cred
0rs and tina, the Public Administrator therefore has no
right 10 bring claim. Verdict this forenoon.
John H. Kyser vs. Mutual Insurance C0mpaay-l n
surance Claim The plaintiff occupied portion
of the building No 23. Water street the remainder be-
ing ocC upied By Mr.. Cunningham both OF them being
stove manufacturers The building and stock were burn,
a few months since. Mr. r. insured on bis stock
> 1900 the Office of the defendant and had also insur
another Office He brings action 10 recover about
$500 being the pro rata defendants policy to the
loss. The company refuse 10 pay the ground OF ex
cessive estimate. To be continued this forenoon For
plaintiff Mr. ID. r. Barnard and Mr.. J. w. Gerard for
defendant Messrs Sillman. q Conner and Woodruff
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRr, July 3, lcij.-B. a.
Uildr vs. Rich. NarriR and Oth0s-ActiOn sgainst the
defendants for violation of the plaintiffs rghts secured
to him By patent for making the celebrated Ssasnder
Safe The plaintiff moved to bring on this cause for
trial before the Jury soon as called The counsel fol
the defendants made very earnest application 70 put on
the till the next term Of this court, which com
mences the last Of November next, urging that they
were prepared 70 try the same. This motion va
resisted by the counsel for the plaintiff The court in
consideration Of the urged BY the defendants put
of the cause Ill the next term. but ordered the deen
dant 70 pay the costs Of the term