New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-24

Us DISTRICT CouRr-in Admiral'y.-De cisions
Mutual >lftfg lqsIrGntc Co. and aa0s " proclfds sap
Gf0rsc-Ordcrcd That the hbeiants recover against
the proceeds Of The cargo conrihutoy part ON gene
RAJ average Ia proportion of the value the cargo saved
bore 90 the cargo ON board paying freight sc.
CovRr OF CouMoN pLE,s-J0nph Uhns ". Jacob
FirkIhe plianta last year occupied premises corner
Charles and Fourth streets and defendant possessed the
adjoining lot. An alley way ran between them. Mr. r.
appears. ,ycavaiing Tor cellar IN the rear OF his
ot took down portion OF the fence and had the sand
thrown the OF iot partly occupied by plaintiff
Action brought a. recover damages for irespsss IL wss
shown that the cOtcnant OF plaintiff who had superior
right 10 the premises on which the sand WAS thrown.
gave Mr. Fink cave 20 do 40 IN order " oil nup Yer.
die, tor defendant
MAINE CovRr-Hagh ksiy ~ Jos,ph Gllok-Ac.
ton of Trespa.s 20 recover damage. Tor defendant ses
ng under "a search warrant and carrying away mum.
Der Of bins from No Batavia street used Tor the pur
pose OF holding fuel Thi. case was tried ls.t week
when IN. Jury could not agree. IL was tried assin yea
teraav IL was proved that the bins had been partly
made of boards that formerly constituted the fence
between the premises of Mr. n and Mr. g. also that Tho
bin had been let out hy Mr. Kelly 10 different tenants.
The Court charged that the parties having been tenants
IN common as respected the fence, Mr. Gulck had a
right take u and related 90 the bins Mr X could
not sue for moro than the he himself occupied, Il
being necessary that the suit ~ a should be entered
by each party Ia possession. Verdict Tor defendant
IMPORTANT FROM Sr. DoMiNGO w o learn from
the correspondent of the Merchants Exchange by b,
Amatia from - Domingo city July ith that the 10Th
June the Dominican army started nom Las Mstss and
stopped M Cnmmendsdor Dominican post rom
thence the l7th al O'Clock. A. VI they marched IN
three strong columns the first under the command Of
Gen Aiai % cut oh the enemys retreat the second
under Lieut. z Pimcutcr and the third being Artillery
with field pieces attack the right under Gen Du
verge Al o'clock the same morning. the third col
umn halted front of the enemy forming In order Of
battle and giving for the fret column 20 arrive and
cut OH the retreat u the enemy At 10 o'clock the signal
was gwen and the general attack commenced The m
ng commenced three different points AT the same time
Amer baro Of about two hours. and a we'll sustained
fire from the enemy the Dominican army made aiunou'
charge completely routing their opponents, who sbsn
d0ned four different points which they had previously o.
cupiod Up the 2d the number ascertaned b. be Kill
ed amounted 10 100 amongst whom were two officers
Fourteen prs, taken, officer. surgeon snd
q non cOmnIs .iDned Offices and privafcs. some mum
tons of war were also seized On the Dominican side,
. were killed and wounded and on the llth they were
ON the march with orders 10 attack village about
halt day. Journey the westward bur the enemy had
hfd and the place taken poss'-sion o. An official
report General Duvsrge from Las ts0bas under date
Of June 2jh that ihe guard had taken that
place and were und-pued possession and that there
wa news that Liest faheras. commander Of Ondo-
bale had attacked and completely routed the enemy
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