New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07
LAW CnEIta.

Law C0EIh.
..x,,os Cora--Refore Judge Vspderpoel-Wm-
49,. y, Lynn B,rhayd - Action 10 recover penalty
nble the value for removing goods from The distress
he landlord referred TO yesterday Verdict for de-
ssdsDt- >. o-....,.x- ..,,o, ., .o.,.,-;.
,,t the Ownership of horse and wagon claimed By
~ We.t und-r a mortgage from Mr.. Cornelius g.
yo,bei. stable keeper In Csna!-st Verde; for plain
sesots damages snd co.ts and estimating
- damages at 8 81. For pisintt, Nh j. G. McAcann ,
ESs,f-pdant Mr. A D Russell.
r,sob LIME Edeard L;t,b and Sansl Brigham ia
=, L,,L f. Co va LindLsy Murray Mr. Murray being
.sout going Europe, in Nov. 1874 applied Messrs
Co IS stated the trial se for hin 100 shares
rued States Fire lbs. Stock s5 share) which wss at
oct but loaned $500 il giving power OF trans
r and his stock for the amount u being under
od they were TO sell the stock and pay thenise yes
10 the following June !, had somewhat deprecated sno
me great ere ia July made the company great sufferer
b which their fell The present action Is 20 re-
sorer amount Of the Note gwen as above stated
for defence IL 10 contended that hesfs l. q 20 cannon
recover through their own neglect the money
"a, no, realized Verdict for plaintiff 1913 90 subject
otbe opinion, of the cour,. For pitf Mr. Bovine and
", Cris, For dit Messrs Bidwell aud Strong
gsoa,tO p Cayrvs. Al0n-o & Muts0T--The plaintiffs
.,.rk IN The Posroce and had formerly been student
nhw with Messrs Morris q Munson- Dir. a. tue de.
bndant engaged Ia conducting suit on behalf OF
W Cars father, and requested Mr.. G. ask his ia
her for an affidavit that WIS necessary. Mr.. NJ went
oos morning the Posto5ce and asked Mr. Carr II he
rad spoken hs father The latter replied that he had
MT
srr.nds hs father to do them himself that be could
no, be bothered Other words arose and Dir. NJ.
slapped Mr.. c. slightly the eide Of the face striking
bal mo-, knocking Oft mis- specaces Action is brought
N recover damages for assault and battery Verde, for
Jantid cents. For plaintiff Mr. Stevens, for defend
an, Mr. Cornell
9efor. Chief Justice jones' Samuel Philips Ma
hanl N French This is Of three actions the fret
Already tried, brought by Scott, Rooney and Phillips
,sans the captain Of the ship Mosem 10 recover dana
es, alleged Entertainment on the voyage from the Cape
~ Good Hope 10 Pernsmbuco and New-fo!k To be
continued this forenoon. For plaintiff Mess Nash and
Manchester for defendant Messrs Burr, Benedict and
Bebee
sCrrzmE CoURr.-Before Judges Bronson, Besrdsey
and Jewett-The Court occupied yesterday in
living judgments frivolous demurrers and in hearing
sryumen, the Of Mutual lns. Co Of Albany ads
Nicholas Conoyer and L. Munger ads Jer Collar. The
Court has progressed rs far 90 No 5 on the Calendar
Court OF CoamoN PLEAS Before Judge Uishoefer.
Pesr Daupergny James Cydnsay-Ac,on tor assault
and battery referred yesterday. The testimony Of
the yscihn showed that there were black marks on
the side oil plaintiff The Jury could not agree ana Were
discharged
John and HIN. Gsery Decentralization to recover
tho Of a The defendant. in opposition TO
me suit showed discharge in bankruptcy. II
landed that Mr. life 10 the note by promise al
Ter receiving discharge. The Jury considered the
promise sufficient the note and gave verdict
Of 1856 s Being principal mud interest. For plaintiff
Mr. Ketchutn. For defendant Mr. Marbuty.
Thus Bryan and Vim n King. TRUSTEES IF Martin ~
lr,nsron2 and I'm n King IT. vs. Him Jon,s Sheriff.
TIE sheriff seized under execution three large patent
knife ccsners, worth $40 each. Mcssrs. Il. and X.
claimed he holders trustees for the parties and re-
pevned The present action is test the question. To
be continued this forenoon For plaintiff Messrs j. r.
PRISON and N. D. ElnRwood For defendant mr. N. b.
Blunt and Brown and Matthews.
Before Judge lDerahain.-Henry Gates vs. The Mayor.
&c Neu YorkThis is another Of The 50 suits brought
against the Corporation by some OF the lamp lighters
employed by the Native American party in 1874. The
Inv 1889 says that lanplghters the outside districts
shall be paid u cents per lamp where there are 100
lamps and II crnss each where there are hut 90. Mr.
ll+spie the superintendent OF lamps. cut down the
later 70 cents and compelled the 10 receip, for
H. but the Board. before going out passed resolution
giving the lsmpphters the back pay they had been
deprived of The present Common Council. on coming
In refused permit the Comptroller to pay the amounts
on the ground the having given receipt in full
they could make claim. The Court in liz charg"
stated the remuneration being cents at the lime
OF the ampghters being appointed they were entitled
10 that sum unless subsequent resolution changed the
amount confirmed the act OF the which
had been done. Neither the superintendent nor the
committee lamps aud gsa had right, OF their own
yoitinn, TO change the remuneration allowed by las"
Verdict for plaintiff S53 -. For pl,f Mr. D Graham
and Mr. Carpenter. For dfdt Mr.. Jas. I. Brady.
Drtp Robiqs0n & Co Va. James Ioyi"r.-Mr- r. ap-
piled d r. Co TO collect acceptance in Washing
ton endorsed by him. payable ~ % days which agreed
The acceptance having been written across the word
three the clerk supposed be o-day draft and so
tered tho book In due time Mr.. T. applied for The
money aud D. 4 Co. not hearing Of uon-payment. and
supposg enough TO have elapsed 10 be notified In the
event OF having been paid gave Mr.. T. the money
for H. still supposne it to be eoday draft Al the oxp
ration OF the 90 DAYS however, when became due 1t
for ment and the present action Is
10 recover back the To be continued this fore
neon For plaintiff, MIR. Doyle-for defendant Mr Pea
body.
US CoMMIssIoNERs oFrIcE-Two seamen recent.
" belonging to the ship Caravan oil Fall River named
Benz Quincy and e Derby. arrived here In the ship
Butus day ur Two ago from Ris Janeiro having been
SENT home by the Consul charged with deserton and
taking off a whale boat &c witness named Reuben
Bsrkett was also cent home with them. They were
taken in charge yesterday by marshals Collins and Nor
rison, and committed for examination
PASSENGERS ARRIVED,
p R-Mr lanes