New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

Law Courts.

VrcE-CHANCELLoRs CoURr.-MOuon was made yes
,erday in case involving highly important principles, 10
extend the time for the Sheriff to surrender Michael b.
Wolf in custody a writ Of Hs eTedf. Mr. w was en-
powered by his sister.insw Mrs Marian Philip widow OF
Elias l.. Philip (nrm OF PhhP 4 Eyunge 10 setue n't
husbands estate worth $4,000 AID Il IL said ne was
unfortunate or mprovdent with the proceeds and they
are lost He resides in Virginia Being here on vist
several months he was arrested on writ OF ne eeat
At the suit OF Mrs and bail given Ia the Sheri IN tn
.n of $4,000 for his appearance. lie left the city not
,yfhstapding and his bail were ordered 10 pay the
amount They sen, 10 Richmond, and had him arrested
but be was liberated on the ground that bail n cnancefy
cannot surrender prisoner His bail then got Legs
laure 10 pa-s law allowing bail IN chanccry to sur
render prisoner. Two or three weeks ago the oa IN
duced Mr. w olf to come TO New-iork when they imme
dia,ely surrendered him II Il conended hat the Shef
III or rafber the bail IA liable for the $1,000 and that me
law passed post tacto and unconstitutional Decision
reserved.
SrPERroR CouRr-slichael B. Vol was brought be-
fore Judge VanderpOel wit OF habeas corpus AMI
motion made that he be discharged from custody ne nav
ing been inveghled by his bail to come to this city rom
Richmond and the law permitting bail IA chancery Is e.
pos tqcf0 and void Inc case VIII ne CONTINUE" ''iS
morning.
MARINE CouRr-Looaard Costing " Henry kegpet
,rnD-Before Judge smith.-Wiiliam Muloch Tor PLAIN
tif. Nash 4 Manchester for deendant--lhs was an
action brought by Mr. Leonard Gosng proprietor OF an
eating house at No Of Nsssaust against henry hep
peman who also keeps an eating house az No. ~ fui
ton-st. for employing and haroorng IN ms trsde ahu
business one Michael Becker. celebrated pudding ma
ker pastry.cOok and carver. The Witnesses for tn3
plaintiff the trial that Michael could carve the
meat and the fowls better than any other connOsseur IN
New York: that his buildings and pastry were 80 good
and unrivalrd when he lived at Mr. Gosngs that on Mi.
chae leaving Mr. GOslings employment the business OF
Mr. Gosling fell OH that Mr. Gosling lost hse dol
lars per day profits from the rst day OF Apru last
thence forward the day OF the commencement OF THIS
suit This was running up the scores pretty last but no
testimony could be found % contradict H. Mlchaei was
nut upon the stand after these witnesses for the panun
had been examined and he had rested his case schse
rcs6d thar many wears ago had learnt how 10 make
the buildings and pies in Germany on the upper "aes
Of the Rhnethat he came 10 America 10 seek MS iof
tune-fnally fell in with Mr. GOsng formerly the cele-
brsted Backing Maker. whose puddngs and backing
equally had become celebrated as genuine lie nrst
hired with Costing six mOnths-be then hired Tor SIX
morc-he then hired for year. which Michael SAID END
e2 on the ith of April last. Michael signed written
agreement and be alleged that being unable 10 read the
English language its composition, though ne was al
home in the composition OF puddings and pastry he
could not understand the contents Of the agreement IL
seems Mr. Gosing although German by birth, and OF
the ancient faith mad put certain secret or unobserSed
obligation in the agreement that he Michael was to stay
with him. G0slng, another year making three years IN
all aness he Michael gave notice one nontn IN advance
OF his intention To quit Mr. Gosng pudding RefectOry
Gosing alleged that Michael went away without giving
the months notice % qult, which Michael denied. ana
that he Michael had gone straight 20 Mr. koppemans
in FutOn.st Greenwich. TO which place the cele
brfy OF his puddngs and pies had drawn on divers Gus
TONERS from Mr. GOslings estab sshment 20 him, Mr.
KOppelman's. and thus Mr.. kOppeman was growing up
on the ruins Of him Mr.. Gosling. The testimony Of
Charles Moritz pretty cOnc.usyey showed mat cnae
let Mr.. Gosings because Costing owed Michael TWO
months wages al Sli per month. making So IN the
whole which Costing refused 20 pay Michael The learn
ed Counsel the defendant insisted that such an acton
this would not lsytha, no man could bind hnse' IN
America for personal service 10 another private IN
dlvdua which would give rsht 20 cali upon the party
for his personal service in he violated the agree
nlent that the remedy by action. Judgment and
execution and stopped there That the party VINO en-
ployed the servant journeynsn could not be sued
The plaintiffs Counsel insisted he could and claimed
damages. The Judge took time 70 consider and gave
hdgmeni for the defendant 80 Michael, the pudding
man remains with Mr. Koppeman, in Futonst In peace.