New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23
Inv Courry.
JUNE %.

CorHr FOE THE COLLECTION EKnoRs,-CRster ca
Bank plaintiff IN error Henry MeFdrun defenddnt N
.yroy-The Bank cashed draft for 81 coo. drawn by
Vim n. De Forest Co. on Mr.. hcFaran al 80 days
after date The discount based on letter Of credit
gwen 10 De f. g. Co. by Nr McF. authorizing them tc
draw upon him at 90 days. without specifying whether 81
days after sight. He refused TO accept, al
lodging that the draft should have been 80 days after sight
The Supreme held that when authority given tt
draw al SO days. 1t be considered intended 81
days after sight, and not after date and gave Judgment
favor Of Mr.. Mcf. notwithstanding he had accepted and
paid previous drafts based the letter OF credit al
80 days sfer date. Farther appeal is made to this
Court Mr.. Schoonmaker for plaintiff in error; Messrs
Sanford & Porter for defendant In error.
John Caarf plaintiff Esiibuh Schulz, de-
fendsnl in error-On 4th February. lsii. Mr.. Clark
(propetor Picture Gallery, Chambers and Broad
way purchased Of Mr. Sylvester $50 shares North Amer
lean Trust Co STOCK ut 80 cent to be delivered m 81
days. which Mr. c. paid $500 down AT the end of SO
Gays the stock had fallen TO l9l al which Mr. s. reSold
It Mr. Cs account, being loss to latter OF S69l 10
Mr.. r. threw off the ST. IS and took MI Cs note with
interest for at 90 days. besides the $500 paid
Mr. s. passed the note TO IL S. Cedar ST. who sued Mr.
c. IN the Common Pleas TO recover the amount lie de-
fence was-lst that 1t was void under the statute as to
stock TRANSACTIONS 3D. that IL obtained by fraudulent
Representations and 3D. that usuous interes; hav-
Jag charged the amount Of sale for the 80 days
besides brokerage the sale AMI resale but no In ereSt
allowed on the $500 paid in AS 10 the first point 1t was
that Mr.. s. had 300 shares OF stock standing In
his from the lime OF sale to the time OF delIv-
cry The I'd point OF defence was not heard ana II was
nvcrred as the 3d. that throwing on the 81 ~ re-
moved the objection witness was said to be absent
verdict given In the Court Of Common Pleas Tor
defendant (Mr c. but the Supreme Court on appeal set
aside the verdict and ordered new trial Farther ar-
peal made tho part of Mr.. Clark to this Court Mr.
A Taber was heard the part OF Mr.. C. and Mr.. Ed
ward SANFORD for H. g. s.
defendant in Relative to bill OF exchange which
s. $. Co. IT'S bought for their principal with their
which they aid at maturity but having at the time
money Of Mr.. H. in their hands. The bill was not
paid. and the Supreme Court say s. s. & Co. are liable
Farther appeal Is made To this Court Mr.. Cutting was
heard Ia behalf OF plaintiffs in error.
The Court will adjourn on 18th July. No arguments to
be heard after 29th June.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Befc.e Judge vanderpocl.-Joha
Herdnan VS. Ala..heu Mexican and Samuel ~. Hubbard
Action of espass for levy on execution against Mr.. Kee
nan, two horses belonging TO Mr.. Ii. Verdict for
plaintiff 5000. For plaintiff, Mr.. Blunt and Me'srs
Brown Matthews; for defendant, Mr.. Clark.
Joseph Cruwford Nesor Il. Sanborn.-Mr. s. boot
and shoe DEALER $50 waer-s bought of Mr. c. adjoining
Of boots. He obtained them Sd July on 9TH
he stopped payment, and the sth he sent his note
which Mr. c. mot knowing of his suspension) received
but returned next day and replevined his goods The
present action is to test the right TO do Verdict for
Blunt and Mr.. J. C Smith f.: defendant, Mr. Gerard
Before Chief Justice j s.-Daniel T. Buckle vs.
Floyd y N' snit and battery, arising out
80 = - 10y Madson-st. where
ry-f Verdict for plaintiff
Ssh, Fo: .,e@ nslow for dedt. Mr.. Brady.
UNITED STATES ..srKIcT CouRT-Befsre Judge Bets
Hurley, who plead guilty of assault with dangerous
weapon, sentenced twelve months Imprisonment,
and 20 pay nne of one dollar.
Capt. hordn Of the brig Poulteney, had verdict OF
S400 rendered against him the clearance bond for
returning seaman named Charles Smith. or showing
cause agreeaoy the terms OF the bond, why he kept
him at Lisbon.
An arrangement made by which the four seaman
the ship Tuskna Indicted for revolt III refusing 10
account OF the vessel not having potatoes
board part OF her stores) 10 enter the United
States navy, and the prosecution WAS withdrawn.
CASE OF STABBING.-Saturday noon last serious
ARRAY occurred In front OF the Posoce In this village
between two'men named George Lube and Kinsley Car
penter. They brothers-inlaw and the of ht
afray was family quarrel. Luke was the asSasnt
during the scue he received several dangerous wounds
from sharp Instrument in the hands OF Carpenter II il
thought he will not Carpenter arrested
held to bail In the of thousand dollars. Each
tho parties has Family Woonsocket Pat. ~.
QUICK WoRK.-The arrival of the Caledonia a
Boston on Thursday afternoon was cesraphed TO Spring
hed by the wires Immediately together with few item
OF her news. Col Lombard conveyed the intelligence t
Hartford, where II published in the Times and cop
Of Int hack Nd niet n,