The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-01
Common Pleas.

SEPT. 3O.-7homas Wilson Geo. H. Hutehtns.- An
action OF assumpsit to Of S67 49, alleged
to be due on account quantity of clothing furnished
to defendant It appeared that plaintiff is merchant
tailor in Broadway, and defendant is grocer in Front
street Plaintiff proposition defendant to trade
with him for groceries, defendant in return to deal with
plaintiff and take clothes in exchange for the groceries
They subsequently agreed to settle accounts in
five six months when was understood that II pa-
lance was due in favor of plaintiff defendant give
his check for the amount and ir favor of defendant
he defendant would credit it to Wilson. The defendant
plaintiff which he rendered to plaintiff declining to re-
plaintiff s4s.
Ernest Fielder u.s. John Barring -Action of assumpsis
brought promissory note for S54 49, The note was
put in, and plaintiff proved his The defence Offer
agreement by which it stipulated that plaintiff
to deliver to defendant certain quantity Of sodaash.
Wss to in soda
soda delivered to defendant and the defendant afte
delivering portion of these chrystas gave his note
plaintiff in lieu OF the balance for certain amount
Defendant alleges he gave in msske the note for lar
ger amount than he had right do and that the soda
ash deficient in quality The note upon which suit
was brought given in renewal for the note passed
relation to the sodaash put in for the defence
that there was no given to make the note
valid instrument in law Overruled Verdict for PIN
full amount, with interest and costs, which also to
be paid
SEPT. 3o.-s c. Trempier u.s. I'm. Lohr.-Action Of
trespass damages for assault and battery al
legged to have been committed by defendant, at the
slaughter house of plaintiff, in Pitt street. time in
duging IN drink in company with some friends, and
Ing tribute 10 the "oly god" enjoying themselves
when the fumes of king alcohol" having got into de-
fendants head he took up pewter quart atter having
contradiction with plainif) and gave him TASTE
of its contents but of the outer bottom about the
head which made the claret flow rather copiously It
put for defence, that plaintiff the aggressor
which the jury not being disposed to credit rendered
suydam J. Mabbit Us. Oinstead + Fanning.-Ths jury
in this case noticed in yesterdays Herald rendered
O.iper Darison rs. Peter PooeH-Action of trespass
for assault and battery which stands adjourned over
US. Circuit Court.
Dasg e. p; GsGo. snT rss,s;D the
respondents from publishing an edition OF the Ne York
Directory for 1896 compliments charging the defend.
ants with breach Of their copyright having also pub
lished similar work). Motion denied
Court Caiendar-This Day.
COMMON PLEAs-Part mos. 80, rs, 81, 49, H. 1877
1872 l6l, 80, as IS, 63. 70 le, las lse, 1856, III
Part 2Nos 1876, iss, lao, i4a la, lao, l4s 1884, 1884,
l56.
Varieties.
The Carthage Republican says that , rumor
reached that place a few days since that Gen. William
lately at Livingston The Republican doubts the truth
OF the Intelligence Nashville Union, Sept 49,
A young man named VIM. Quinn, porter in the
store Of VIM r. Hanson Il Co dry goods merchants, No.
70 Chestnut street. Philadelphia killed Monday
morning by the falling ola box Of goods upon him which
was being lowered through the hstchway from the up
per story The accident caused by the parting Of
the rope where il had been spliced. ouinn's head
crushed in shocking manner, and he survived but
recently married.
A man belonging to the steamboat Empire, was
drowned Sunday NJ Troy by falling into the river
from the guard OF the f. The had lost his hat
board and attempting to regain it, when he lost his
balance and fell his head striking against the Troy
der which he passed and disappeared
Painful developments were made on Saturday
week relative to alleged fraudulent transactions by Mr.
James H. Jury, a merchant Of Richmond, Va. He was
arrested and after brief examination before the Mayor
committed.
We learn from the Pittsburgh American, that on
Saturday morning fire broke out in the brass foundry
OF Messrs. Stephenson and Reed which was entirely de-
oyed and from thence spread to the clothing store OF
Alessrs Farren McGurk, which was partially burnt
John McGuian, an Irish laborer, was killed on
Saturday morning last in Baltimore by the caving in OF
tween Lombard and Pratt. Ills head was shockingly
mashed-producing instant death. H.n his
MIR. Everett has declined the public honors which
were rendered to him by the committee Of his friends
who recently assembled at the Merchants Exchange
Boston.
We learn from the Os,Oego Advertiser, that Judge
Turril, commissioner to the Sandwich Islands lett
oswego Saturday for his post He goes out in the
frigate Congress.
A terrible tornado laid waste $500 acres OF the
towns OF Fowler and Edwards, in St Lawrence county,
on Saturday. Sixteen buildings were destroyed anu
their contents scattered to the winds IN one case
house was carried OF 10 within logs OF the ground
and the inmates uninured. In anotner case, awomah
in labor in frame house, the noise was heard ne
woman was removed into the cellar and the mousse
passed oa and her attendants ana no one nu
No one has been seriously iuureu'
AT Bathurst, N. B Francis Fullerton has been
sentenced to hanged October 18th for the m"rue VI
Alexander.