New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17
Court Cnlcndar-This Day.
NON Ccr-p- heroni Nn 50
Inv Courts.


SUPERIOR CorRr-Before Judge Vanderpoel.-Rich-
ard " and Samuel J. Clarke Susan l. Day-Action
TO s927 being the amount OF draft drawn BY
VIM. y Griggs upon Mrs. D. who. we believe, u hti
mother inw and purporiing have been accepted by
her bu; the acceptance, in defence pronounced to be
forgery Testimony taken, and the adjourned
To this forenoon For plaintiff Messrs /. Secly and J.
B.selow. For defendant Mr. kimball and Mr.. Sayre.
The case OF Joseph. executor va. CrOtOn Insurance
Co. continued yesterday. Ii IS contended for
plaintiff that the policies were not cancelled. Sealed
verdict this forenoon.
T. : Dtsraicr CorRr.-Before Judge Betti-'ihc
District Attorney entered nolle prosequi in the of
Mr. Mckinney 81 mate OF the Queen OF the West who
refused perform duty till charge made OF ndelicate
conduct in going behind passengers screens nvesti
gated.
The Grand Jury returned bills against VIM Tayler.
Joseph jacobs and Joseph Scott for perjury test.
money given BY them on the trial OF complaint against
the second OF the vessel in which they sailed
They plead not guilty Also. against Patrick . Bren
tor larceny AZ who Is charged with robbing fellow
passenger named Patrick fuan on board the ship Dun
can, OF 81 soyeregns.
L. = MARsH,I's OFFIcE-Jancs Van Vleet ami Allen
Steward OF the packet snip Garrick, were ar
rested charged with attempt 10 create revolt mt sea
on the 9Th inst also second charge against Van '.
for assaung the Cd with n knife. The
submitted to the grand Jury
Capt Lines oil the packet ship Iowa, preferred
plant against named Prudent Roster whom lie
charges with having stolen the high 30 watches
helongin: 10 Reed. Taylor & Co. OF this City and
other articles. Roster Is said to have got
passage by concealing himself warrant WA issued
on the larceny. -
MARINE CouRr-Before Judge Waterman III drid
Henaison va Cornelius Vander6ih.-The counsel Tor
plaintiff in opening the stated that his client lives
at the corner OF Greenwich and Bank On the latter
end of February or the beginning OF March last ne
loaned 10 Mr. Vanderbilt fine horse for the latter 10
go al expedition TO Rockland Co. Mr. v drove the
horse sleigh and starting TO return fed the horse
in the morning with corn, after which he gave II little
water and then drove 30 miles the last u nearly
bare ground On arriving home the horse found
/ be very weak and il died three hours aterward. On
opening him the stomach found 10 be burst in two
places owing 10 the swelling OF the corn, two or three
quarts OF which lay upon IL chest Action Is brought
10 recover SlG0 which less than the value of the ami
II is commended that Mr.. V liable equally where the
loss from his want OF knowledge TO the nature
and care OF horse, il ne had wiiully Injured il
The testimony showed that the horse exhibited APP
pearance of weakness previous 10 the last !: miles
when Mr. V and his brother got ami walked leaving
that the injury from being Ted with corn
gwen but little water and kept without anything the
whole OF the journey
For defence it stated that Mr.. Y. who is
and knows how TO treat horse did not II
-kfully and that il have been previously
sound This denied Verdict for plaintiff, $50 For
plaintiff NJ. Nash for defendant Mr.. ". Colt.
KINGS COUNT C1RcUrr-Before Judge Barculo.-
A6ram H. Yam Fyek and James Bell rs. Joshua VI 2Gn
Coa-This was action brought by plaintiffs jointly
agninst Mr. Van Colt lawyer OF this City for quar-.
ters rent of house in Coonnade-row Henryst Brooklyn
The defence set up that ptit. Van Wyck had
veyed ali mis- right and tile Bell and therefore suit
should have been brought IN MS Bells alone
The plaintiffs produced the defendants hire
and take from Van Wyck Bel jointly and iha, dcft
did occupy the hou-e And the Jury found for pitts with
damn For rif 1afr