The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-24
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Court Intelligence.
UNITED STATES DlsrnIcr CouRr-IN ADMIRALTY,
July 2a-Before Judge Belts. DEcIsioN--Mntuat
cargo Of the ship Georse" This cause having been
further heard in respect to the form of the order
decree to be rendered thereon and consde ration be-
ing had Of the premises, it is considered and adudged
by the Court that the libellants against the pro-
ceeds OF the cargo in the pleadngs mentioned conr
bung part general average in proportion of the
lue saved represented in whole part by the said
And further ordered and adudged that for the pur-
pose of said conributonthe said ship be estimated at
her value at departure where the voyage in
the pleadngs mentioned commenced such value to DO
proved the part of the lbellan such deduc
ton for wear and tare up to the time of her loss
the part OF the claimants shall be found to be reasonable
and also deductng all sums received by the lbelant
sale OF said ships any part of her tackle apparel af
ter the trandng in the pleadngs mentioned. And it is
board be valued for the purpose Of contribution the
prices stated in the invoices and bills of ladng thereof
Tor either both cannot be produced deductng there
from salvage and the other necessary charges
quence Of the wreck Of said ship. And it is further
dered and adudged that the freight of the said ship be
contributed for its gross value and that the freight saved
after the wreck, also contribute its gross value de-
quent to the wreck aforesaid And, it is further ordered
and adudged that be referred to the clerk Of this Court
or at the option of the proctors to auditor to be
lected by their respective partie to adjust and state
the average in their district coniormaby the drec
tons decree and that such reference the proofs
produced in the hearing of the cause and such other
evidence as may be pertinent and competent may be Of
fered by either party subject to all legal exceptions
And it is further ordered and decreed that on the
coming in and confirmation Of the report the clerk
auditor the Gbeant may take and final or.
der that the claimants, Josiah Mason and others the
pleadngs named and holding in their hands part Of the
proceeds aforesaid pay to the beins respective
" the sums SO reported to be due them with interest
said sums in their hands If necessary for that purpose
And it is further ordered and decreed that the
beilans receive their cosso be paid out Of said pro-
ceed but no decree by virtue OF the proceed
ngs by foreign attachment is to be taken in persona
against any party in the pleadings mentioned.
COMMON Pleas, July a3-Belore Judge Ulshoefer.-
Breach Of Promise-Louisa Mabric Clement Marger.
This was action to damages for breach Of
premise Of marriage Plaintiffs French cook, and de-
fendant is waiter both from La Belle France,
and came here some time ago. and both out
vice, as man and wife, when not being well skilled in
false to his Louisa having failed to show that the
fahless Clement had made direct PROMISE it
tended by her counsel that the fact of their having lived
together and wife, afforded sufficient proof pre-
sumptve as to the fact Of promise being made A
nonsuit moved for the defence, the ground of
there being direct proof OF promise being made The
court ruled accordingly.
Louisa was dressed in the very pink Of fashion, and
wore tremendous hustle She was accompanied bysone
two or three fair companions who received the verdict
with phosophic complacency Clement on leaving the
court, looked daggers at Miss Louisa and her COM
consequence feeling if he the hero Of
bic exploit He appeared to be homely looking person.
and no great shakes" for a Lothario
Joseph aite vs. Jacob Fnk-Acton of trespass to re-
cover damages for breaking down fence attached to
yard held and occupied by plaintiff and also for nui
The defence set up was that defendants threw
dirt Qhe alleged nuisance) the yard the fence
to fill wet lot near the yard Verdict for defendant
In CHAscERy-Before Judge Ingraham- Habeas Cor
pus-This writ issued on behalf of l. Murray, who
arrested last Saturday for stealing at the fire. It APP
pearcd that he had been confined without examination
for three daysand his Honor, Judge ngraham allowed
the writ which duly issued under seal of the
Supreme Court but the committing Magistrate, the
issuing of the writ had no room for him. and anticpat
ing his discharge under the writ instantly set the prso
at liberty thereby rendering unnecessary any fur
Their proceedings the matter Cuppaidge and Major
atornies for prisoner
u. $. CoMiIssioSER's OFFkcE, July 23-Samuel Wal
ker charged with smuggling eight boxes of cigars on
board the ship Chrstova Colon, 18th July
manded on examination, and gave bail to answer in
sum Of $780,
MARINE CouRr, July 23.-Before Judge smith.-Reiiy
VS. GMck-This case which tried last week, and in
which the jury not being able to agree and were dis
charged was again brought up. Is action OF tres
pass to recover damages for arrestng plantih under
warrant and pulling down his house Verdict this FORE
noon.
SOMETHING New UNDER THE Sun The new and
beautiful clipper built schooner Alfred, burihen $50
tons arrived here yesterday from Baltimore where she
has been built for Pope Morgan and others OF this town.
and is intended for sperm whale fishery, under the
command Of j. r. Davenport formerly OF the whale ship
MARTHA of Newport From the peculiarly other model
nd excellence saer II is expected that she will be
able successfully TO pursue the monsters of the deep
whale ships This is, believe anrely feature
in the annals of whale fishery beyond Cane Horn
md shall look with interest for the resultNcw Bed
ford Mercury.
Guns. The Pittsburgh Gazette OF the 18th inst
says -" Five more Of Uncle Sans bull dogs are
the wharf fer shipment TO Cleveland They beau
ul 32's," asd intended we believe Tor the defence of
(.av nrk Il bull l.~x