New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29
Inv Courts.

- ro,,,.ox Prx.s-Before Judge Ulshoet
fsr-C1:ier;4s Woman vs. GTG-G LEX al. =, n
Brova-Feigned issue 10 test ne Vsi's ., .. 81
men; of judgment obtained By Mrs '" ses;ns' relsn
csut which Mrs Clsk sought 20 coTeE e al oset 81
judgment obtained by him against MS toF Fe1N a.
ready referred The jury gave verd'ct ios de!e
danI n, w :
Nssch ian active young member OF tae bar "co was
Counsel 10 Mrs w. 81 the trne she ootsred re lGus
u,enl) suG NJ Horace :. ClsrS ttee Counse! Ns .A.
Geo Clark and Mr. Brown the following statement OF
the case we believe, viii &c found 70 De substantially
correct; ..s IN,
Nj 2 Clark during his summing up hsd rnsae IN
rsrsIly ss-ere remarks relate 10 Nj Msscn- -
xs.r-ssen,-seusrslly pointing 10 MI NJ ~aeH &c H'e
a severe tticc to say NJ. Aeseh appeared - '. -.
bis sarcssns with = much phhosopay ~ w -
rur,stsnces would sop yet seeming by his fSsd nat
r.r determined calmly meet whstever saoe4e oe sse
Nessrs yultee and Dodge were tee sssociA'e eoune
for Mrs. w. the present occasion. IS so \ ~
W. went uur az related by gentleman Wao "Ss pre-
.s,- NJ Mssch took up his papers snd nanSeo theua
70 another lawyer and Mr Il F Clark went up 70 IaGse
rrshcsars desk and leaned over in conversation Wiz
hin. Judge u We understand was coG'ns i 49, "a
ov- oTiet wsy io- his severity upon NJ az. Mesco
went out into the nall and paced BACK ard ieF'n sIoi
time in the passage way bGi NJ ClsrS DID not 20 oV, "a
sho-. ,:,e TIE jury came from the Jury room VI ~
sd th,-s sxr wen, into the Court rcoi ana tee ery
gave their verdict The lawyers al rose Up ana ouf
rant was between Messrs " snd C all standing sno,.
distance apart. Nj Meach wss standing near tSe e.
hand Of the clerk Judge Ushoeter as soon as the
die, was rendered said Mr. Mesch. Mr.. CLARK nss III
formed ne thar Ny Dodge sad you had threatened 10
ss.sult or use personal violence on NJ. CMr Clark
told me tha; Mr.. Dodge told him SOS II SO 40
said Mr. Meach q" | nave not threatened him NJ
Clark" continued the Judge, has promised no' 70
be guilty Of personal violence toward you VIII you pro
mise 10 do the same relates 70 him. cannoi sf
rsnlisd Mr. Meach. Then said Judge uishoeteT OF
6cer take him into custody TIE officers came up e
Mr. NJ before he had committed any sct, and took hod
OF him BY the shoulder, not with violence but as II
thew meant 10 control him. Mr. aesch stood 8 mo
men, and Mr.. Clark was near the Clerk seat' sue
deply Mr. Meach rushed past our informant ana
struck our informant said at something but whetnsr
he struck Mr. Clark or not tie gentleman did moi
observe There general rush. Soon si'er"afu
Mr.. c was observed By the gentlemen TO whom we
have alluded brushing up his hair and his lace appear
ing very red Whether be had been knocked down or
not he gentleman could say much CONFUSION eS
listed Mr. Mesch was pulled back by toe otncers apa
forced against III table who caught hold OF his nsnos
snd for a while held him there. Judge Ulshoeter eH
claimed TO the officers take nim OF 10 the Ponce
Mr. yultee one OF the counsel. then remarked 10 'he
Judge Mr. Clark has had pistol in his pocket pre-
pared for this attack Take him OF too, then sad
the Judge. lake them both on MT CIarS oIserssu'
MAY the Jury 90 too p Yes" ssid Judge U.hoener
and also will go The whole then started on for the
Police Office making strong line, reaching from the
CITY Ha! TO the Ro;unda old Posi-Oice. MI Msacn
was there required give bail in the rum OF S0u WHICH
he did and wss discharged
Police YssterdGy-A horse dealer from Onei
ds Coun,y named Dootie while the Battery yester
dsy had els pocket book containing $500 stolen from
his pocket. William McCune was arrested Tor !ase
CoRoSKR's OFFICE Yestsrday.-Patriek Green
died suddenly OF aneurism OF the aorta Elizabeth
S,am.r child of years whose parents reside cor
per OF Eighth avenue and Thirty sixth 81 William
Holmes who caused the death OF William Deshay. ~
tue ghshae Tavern was arrested by order OF tue
Coroner.