New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-14

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Cor-sT or CoN,rox PrrAs-6eiore Judge Day
ag1e B1tfis vs iattonV CTo~7 In this case. men
toned Yesterday the coun7e! paid the lury their -
cents each snd they were discharged
Henri Z Drriss john P.rks-Nr. D leased 10 ID
gentleman named How property belonging 70 a!n
in 81 s. between 9Th md 9TH avenue on which vi H.
erected b-Iltn- die lower part o. winch ''as
used 81, place Ut puac worship. This building blew
down IN The storm March Inst ~ which the John w.
MmuIr was wrecked ana Sir "a. sold the materials Of
the fallen building Mr. IaJs= who took tatla away
Act.0is brought bv S Davies t- a1tUfd- 10 recover
$50 the asserted value 81 goleudr- tbat Hayt had
surrendered N. place and therefore transferred tn>
building security cuiyHltnt af tlt' rcnt ans iHa.
the wiIol, asi been j.; thiri party v,1 tlon pos
session 70 j. denied fas. 81 y had surrendered tae
contract or ownership OK rhc building Verdict ths tore
noon For plaintiff, IN person cor defendant Nes-I7.
Morris aBG Atkla
p!sraicr CoUEr-G cla1- judge Betts.-Ttc
{a,ti States Gii1s HrTrs-ArtQu = recover pt the
master and Of tsc sOop Harriet Spl penalty Tor
carving letter from Ney-L0ntJn 20 sag Harbor the
said spop Harriet being regular trader between tn,
two place. where msi route has been established.
and the letter not relating 10 the cargo on board ms
case concluded.
The Court charged :hat the establishing Of mail be
tween eyy.Lundou and sag Harbor by tue way OF the
Civ nt cWNorl Il: is three days WITH soppHse=, IA
reaching destination = establishing mail route
within the meaning OF the act and that Congress was
on=tuuonaly empowered 20 pass sUch an act that a
ve., +. regular trader between two pluces when she
soe- az stated periods whether II is once day on once
d month that thc section allowing passenger or
hir, not being regularly engaged such docs not eN
tend 10 the master sc. 90 ;hr vessel and
that hc dsiendan, is liable tor The penalty IN the case
Il the ry consider from the evidence mat his vessel
o., regular trader and mat ue carried letter not re
!siuc a. the cargo. from on" pulE TO iEe other oil
which facts there appears 20 be Aite or no doubt ne
Jury after snort absence returned verdict as on me
FIRST trial. in favor OF defendant
Triai f., arrgg, a. Rrrok-Iohn Robinson. tall ath
lec seaman OF the ship Toronto placed upon ma.
CHARGED with cndvavCing to make revolt on board the
,lip IN the river Thames Immediately after the snip mad
lett he! berth at London bound tor this port The tact.
were stated lew days since AZ the eSaniualon Inc
second mate on looking below supposed ne SAW hooln
son and another seaman taking the passengers
LIQUOR said somethn. - them to which rude answer
was gwen when the second mate down and night
took place and Robinson said 70 be abusive after
they came or deck The plea s that ne was intoxicated
and the second mate struck him several blows. ROBIN.
son did his duty faithfully after that and brought an &C
non against the second mate (who Is much es heavy
man man hlnself) after they arrived port Tor assault
and battery seeded verdict this forenoon For [ :.
Nh MIbury for defendant Mr. Con
CIRCUIT CouRr-Ha5eas Corvgs-Ths case OF Cook
,:snd ad ourued Ih- day j. O'Clock instead OF as
has been stated.