New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17
Law Courts.

CIncr1r CouRr-Bctore Judge Edm. nds--Scmutl ).
Dogckty VS.. Thomas Hor-Acuon oil eleciiiehl 10 90
tain possession of Hopes Hotel at Harlem bought oy
nlainn for 100 years for the OF $40 at sale 10y
the Corporation for assessments The Conr held hAt
making the assessments the whole three OF the Com
rlissoners be prcsentSha' the redemption hotce
must be advertised six weeks before the commence
ment OF the last six months allowed for redemption ana
that the correctness of the final certificate OF the Street
Commissioner declaring every thing being done accor-
ding to law can be inquired into
The proof showed that the Commissioners, by orui-
nance are the Street Commissioner ana TWO o'eer per
SONS in his Office and that the present case the whole
Of the assessments had been left 20 Clerk who took
the price of the improvements which caused the assess
mcnt from the amount OF the contract and the Vaaa'
ton from the number Of feet and inches OF the property
assessed the street also that the redemption nouce
had not been advertised required The Court drec'
ed sealed verdict but the Jury. after lew minutes
consultation returned verdict in favor OF defendant;
(ir H. For plaintiff Mr.. X Mott and Ny Z San"iofu'
For defendant Mr.. Thompson
CorEr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Before Judge lnsrahsIn'
George FG-a6au vs. ELktTd Fied-Aenon Tor sisheeI
broush, by one of the late propretoss OF the fscnc
Hotel Grsenwichstrect, against The other lor A1c-
cd assertions impusuirg his integrity IN Pecuniary
point of view as rclsted 10 matters between them
and also by advising NJ. Carr OF the ENchSnse
Hotel to have nothing 10 do with plaintiff oresAins
of by the means negotiation Tor partnership between
Mr. Snd plaintiff The Was reGUced oy the Cou.t
TO the point whether not Mr. Faruhar had sustained
sneciaI damage as relates the negotiation Verdict
or decudent For pltr Messrs. Lsw;on and Henry and
s Sherwood For defendant Messrs L ID see!y ana a
c. Bradley -, W. n
Leased 10 Mr. J. the saloons OF the Chs!hsm theatre
One dsy in December last the water from inc oFo1
byran in the upper saloon ran 10 such an extern as %
nun down through the ceiling, weing the carpets II the
lobby and other articles and also Il is said staining ana
;n;r;p tb, ceiling Action in the case Is eTo0sut %
recover damage the amount placed al saw sot Ut
fence i, is said Nj D. cut of the water pull nsa 70 re
store il; and in rcfxing the pipes some OF me e VI
nine sot into the fawcer rendering II impossoe 70 I
ha AFTER il had beer turned for the purpose o. Grow.
inc some ws;er Verdict for plaintiff 50 WnlcA ooc
NOT carry costs For plaintiff Mr.. NJ Siniin II; AM
Mr. a p. Townsend; for defendant Gen Sandioro'
Be;or. Judge paly-JUStia NeCarty vs. ostps GA!'t.'
-Trs nisintS. was Clerk TO Arnold / Co Canal
and was ,aSeu 10 prisoa By Mr. G. for nonpay.ea. OF
militia fine of s. sind s. fees although be was an 9sn
and showed 10 Mr. G. remission OF ne me rom us
! Cummings on his paying the ices he reused 10 pay
the LATER sud conveyed 10 prison. wHete e u,
| compelled 10 pay the whole. There Were o.Let aaH
| minor points He brings seton Tor iase ''npl .ss
| nlent To be continued this forenoon OF g.is4'
| Mr. Il NJ Harrington: tor defendant MI d = ciarN
| r b9Hsos and olssss Michael RssaeS-AS'iei ~
rocoycr the value quantity OF liquors. the deleHSe
n, which was they had been bought by the son OF pam
ia Verdict for plaintiff, Slos 6a
vtcE cH.ScELIoRs CouRr.-The argument on Inc
application TO continue the injunction assins; The pa
cards Beware of Mock auctions eFoagh, BY MI. ei.
bert li2 Broadway (who also has an estsohshfenI Il
is said at ia same ST. was continued yesterday De
cisioa reserved