New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13
Env Courts.

SUPERIOR CouRr.-Before Judge Oakley.-JohR =
Garcia vs. The Jackson Marine ms. C0-ihe PlHhti'l
brings action 10 recover about 4OOo ana interest se
1899 on cargo Of erked beef &c shipped III ooatu I'M
French brig l. Ernest, of Bayonne on voyage ifoni
Montevideo Havana and insured By defendants Az
getting 10 sea II appeared, the vessel
series of gales AMI 1t became necessary 10 thro"
overheard 40 TO ~ tons OF jeraed beet to ghten
The brig finally compelled TO maze hio Jhhero IL.
distress where discovered that the remainder OF
the cargo had been wet and Injured ts sau ny pai"t
by salt water dashng the hold while Tightening the
vessel. The remainder was sold at ltlo lUF sha'.
amount and claim Is made Tor total loss ne defence
i, that the vessel unseaworthy and That the oeei
was los, from It's own perishaoeness and not from the
danger OF the sea- &c To be continued this forenoon
For plaintiff Messrs John b. Purroy Francis Cutting.
and Dan ie Lord, Jr. For defendant Messrs hiram
Ketchum and Robert Emmett.
CIRcuIr CoURr.-Before Judge Edmonds join +.
Kimrael vs. I'm. IfcK4.-Acton TO recover the reward
Of 5000 for the apprehension OF DAILY and the
$1,000 contained in the capetbag already referred
The Jury in this retired 10 their ROOM rather
left in the Courtroom By themselves 10 deliberate
abou, o'clock wednesday afternoon. the counsel
for plaintiff previously intimating that Mr. Mche had
already paid the $1,000 though they say mstaSingly
So to Messrs. Sweet s. Walker, the plaintiff would be
willing take onehird of the amount being mis- share.
The jury were Kept oEt al! night Wednesday night
and till II O'Clock yesterday when they into
Court declaring they could not agree and were dis
charged The jury. understand, paid sl2 for their
and breakfastthat is 80 each for supper
and the for breakfast the Court leaving word with
the officers that the jurors chose send out for food
they could De allowed to have it We understand that
that nine of the jurors willing % give him O out
the other three held for $500 They hrst stood Ten
70 TWO for plaintiff
Sarah Kaore, and Catiariae Knopl< Peter PoiloH
The plaintiffs recover the amount Of note Tor
sl700 made b. Peter Poon and endorsed oy Margaret
Poilop bis mother. The defence 20 the payment OF the
note is usury Mr. p testified that in Oct tl2 nc WAS
DESTROYS Of purchasing quantity OF Cocoa Tor the man
uacure OF chocolate. in which business ne IL engaged
in the rear OF his mothers house, No lilo Bowery he
borrowed 81 800 of Mr. Joseph Knowles, (orother OF
give note with MS mothers endorsement, FOR
s75O thus charging $3.50 extra The present note is
renewal of that and the understanding renewal,
that he have years In which to pay IT, Mr.. ?.
also stated that in l542 before the borrowing OF this
money he had been petitioner IN bankruptcy and OBJ
tanned the benef, OF the bankrupt act
On the part Of the defence II is said Mr. P Mr.
K. told him the good opportunity he had of making
ney By purchasing quantity OF Cocoa held by De Forest
& Sons and If M & would advance $1,000 he should
have share of The Profts-that Mr. K. told him ne had
reserved the money WIKI which to 20 10 Illinois in May
and would advance II could be made By thar
time &C. The jury found verdict in favor OF plaintiff
for Sl734 co. portion OF the interes, having alrea
been paid For plaintiff Messrs Mason Ke.rsheid. and
Jones. For defendant Mr.. Cromwell
L. 5. MAR.HALL's OFFrcE.-CAPrUaE OF 4 SLAYER
The L. Z shp-et Yorktown recently captured near
Cape Mount Of Africa the schooner Patuxent put
prize board and proceeded win her for New
York The Yorktown and her prize both put into Der
lei Davis of schooner arrived here yesterday from
Bermuda, having leit the Yorktown a. mat pacs BE
appeared yesterday, accompanied by his Council and
surrendered himself 70 the s Marshal and was taken
into custody. An examination will probably take place
on the arrival OF the Yorktown in porr.