New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-17
LAW Courts.

SuFEaioG COURr-Erducis Mason VS.. James AppleJy
The plaintiff, aged man, was passing Pitst. III June
last when he bitten in the leg by dog belonging
10 defendant who butcherand has slaughter house
in The street The degree Ut injury was variously re-
presented Alud who clerk IN an apothecarys store
where plaintiff first went 10 get tue wound dressed say
rg ,here were marks vi tive OF the dog teeth on the
tub md that but OF them drew blood. while Huo
asr witness who stated that he was physician and
eigSa!ed Edinburgh testified that there were nine
% Of the dog teeth and that three OF them had pen
.as.ed the capsuiar ganeD at the knee pan causing
rgsh Inflammation and that the plaintiff was under his
t,ts month. The dog was never known to bite any
cite, person Verdict Tor plaintiff, $780, For plaintiff,
Asssfs A. Macarthur and David Evans. For defendant
w. Nv. C. Leverdse.
Hliars plnaetord vs. Ddniel z. 7yce FrGaciS PGl,a0
Rs Brooks ana ottas.-Mr. d. leased Palmos Opera
House, last March, Tor four weeks, paying IN advance
Rsc,ms that he had right oi renewal Tor four weeks
aiger but tina. MIR falmo refused To give II him, but
sti persons while gentlemen named Francis was
lane the buidng thrust the latter out by lorce. and
Violently TOOK re.possession, Mr. ID. Claims 10 have been
spsa injured by the proceeding AS Mr.. Pano let the
hrais the second four weeks the Ethiopian Minstre
nsyins $3.50 To S2UU than he had agreed 10 let
D have for-aso that the great race between Fash
~ nc Peytona took place that month and the city was
lsd win strangers III the habit OF visiting places OF
Eusreni-aso that the Bowery Theatre had just
sed down. &C. He brings action for damages against
aeosner the lessee the attorney and others, for tres
leino.cioly ejcctlng him. &c. The case VIII be con-
eised this forenoon. orplain,it Mr.. N B. Blunt. For
ceieassr.s Mr. K. 5. Brooks.
Ccvir OF COMMON PLEAs-G. C. BurnGp vs. JOkn c.
ArrlOA-Assauk aad Bauery-The plaintiff. one OF The
I'm Of sabcock Burnap extensive paper-dealers went
Dhe store OF defendant wholesale dealer III drugs and
aJeiusi 10 collect bill! and some little alteration
.ock Place Mr.. NJ. thinking sufficient d!scuont had not
.een allowed him. Ii is charged that after speaking
sasay to Mr. b he said - think you come from Con.
SSesreuiI 10 which Mr. replied, " do not come from
Veiaeeucut, come from father East and North
Sne . itom place where people pay their debts. Mr.
Hhsad, then sprsng forward, with an exclamation,
Se caught Mr. B. by the and placed himself IN
a'~e attitude. Mr.. B. remarked 10 hun that he had
sever struck man IN hs lie and he should not begin
sAa him Action IS brought. The plaintltl was unable
saow the Immediate assault and submitted 10 non
SlA for pialnin Messrs. ; s. and A. +. Smith. For
seiehoaHt Messrs Benedict and Boardnan.
pesa LeaoEt. President Of Tie american Exchange
tey% r% vs. Guy Baak.-DIeW, Robinson & Co. III Sept
.l - oOcset ot man named Williams. who passed him
~ m Va "a as L. Ward certificate oi deposit oi the War
Toun'y bank, Tor $3.50 and gave their check on the
" Aeushse Bank, Tor the amount. payable 10 !. II.
,w Y, ofder The Bank refused 10 pay to the order
~ '" arc as ihey did not know him but certified the
sA % 'nht oi D. r 4 Co. Wilhsms subsequently IN
$50 $50 tpe MY Bank suppose him 10 be Ward and
-, I1aneu Zoe check on his endorsement, which was
.eA' @ Gay paid by the American Exchange Bank. Sub
st1ea'y twas ascertained that both certificate and
s1Useheai were iorseries. The Au. Exchange Bank
s' seiion against the City Bank tor the amount hav
0eeh hduced oy taeiT receiving the endorsement of
.iAns as tHat OF Ward 10 pay the check Verdict or
Nnu- ~ amount, sUoJect To the opinion o the Court
30 painIs:i. MIR IL Is. Co@es For defendant Messrs
G Sherwood 3 Mtnhew and g. W. Wright