New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25
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ror-ar or fosr>oS p rIs-Before Judge Usheefsr.
EusaH lei Pie and zifc {.Gdc Frances dne HyS-loH
action for SANDER, in NJ. and Mrs r on me ith
July last applying said 10 Mrs P. some opprooroas
term and Mr. F. striking her The parties lived adJotn
ing each other Ts and so Orangest ar. being mu
stefan and Nj F. keeping secondhand c!otnDs store
The testimony was contradictory Verdict for defend
ant For plaintiff Mr.. Barber for defendant, Mr. W. T.
Barrett and Mr.. Hoffman, Jr.
John Kierraa Moses B. ThorE.-Action 10 recover
fox blinds taken NJ defendant az establishment IN Do
ysr-st on claim against third party. Verdict for
plaintiff sl53. For planrh MI AcCahil for defendant
Mr. Aiken.
Jarr,s Lopisa vs. joan L GraAars Sozruel Smith and A.
Gcf,ii-Mr l. st the time the old Church in Esssaust
was being fitted up as Post Once, was staging
with others inside the building painting the ceiling One
OF ae spars upghts which held the singing gave
and Mr. l. snd another workman were precipitated to
the floor OF the building distance OF about 40 feet Both
ankles and the spine Of his back were injured II was
said he taken the Hospital where he Ienai med
eiah, weeks and ia said his ankles ye, 80 weak as
to prevent him standing up do usual day work be
brings action sgains. the late Postmaster VINO directed
ne contends, the erection OF tue scsfodine-hr smith,
the master carpenter under whose orders put up
and Mr. Ga;delG, tie master painter. Tor whom rs
worked recover damages. The case viii De continued
on Wednesday. which lag over from Thursday
coming to-day. For plaintiff. Mr. J /. Brady for de-
PENDANTS. Messrs. English. Ward and Whiting.
MARINE CoURr-Before Judge Smth.-Sartuel PATE
vs. Robert Duniop.-The parties verbally agreed, in pres
ence Witnesses that Mr. ate should drive cart for
Mr Dunlop for year 20 commence two weeks from
the time OF making the contract SIS month, with
board and washing Two weeks after entering into the
contrac. P. commenced work and worked Tor months,
but becoming dissatisfied he quit. he sues TO
cover balance for his months services and Mr. Dunlop
sets up plea that inasnuch the services were con-
,racted for year snd Mr. left before the expiration
of the be To rebut this it is said
the agreement Is void, because II comes within the
Of fraud which says agreement shall not De
binding after year from the time Of betag msde
unless I; is in writing, therefore Mr.. P Is entitled
to recover for the time he worked: The Court al
lowed the position taken behalf of Mr.. P. The
Court TO sustain its views the subject, refer.
red Bracesinde Heald. B. and AL ~; Boydei
vs. Drummond II East r. l42 Beach "a. Liverpool, j.
Barn aud Ores. 392 also Shute vs Dow, Wend. 2Oi
Judgment for plaintiff SIG so and costs.
Before Judge Waterman.-UiliGn Smith vs. Benz. Bnr-
ton-Action for assault and battery by a of the
bark Inca against the Captain arising from difficult
ty during the East India of the vessel Yer
dict this forenoon. For plaintiff Messrs. LAmoreaux
and Noble. For defendant Mr.. Nicoll.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Before Judge Edmonds-Hfrris WI
son vs. Geo. ~. Bcnker.-Acton a note. the plea 10
which is usury already referred TO. The Court granted
a nonsuit with leave plaintiff TO move to set !; ssdc
L. s. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Schr. Pdtnlsnt-The
counsel for prisoners in the Of the alleged SLAYER did
not go into any defence yesterday, and the prisoners
stand committed The Commissioner placed the bail Of
Capt D. at 81 coo and his mate at 50, 800 on giving
which for their appearance 10 await the action OF the
Grand Jury. they will be discharged
Coznterfsit Coin-W. H. Cheever. arrested charge
OF passing counterfeit Mexican dollar 10 BOY selling
oysters examined and discharged appearing that
he had received it from another person who showed
that he had obtained it from a third party.
CoURr CT OYER AND TERMTNER-Beore Judge Ed
monds and Aldermen Stoneal and Compton.-The
Grand Jury came in with three Bills of Indic
ment after which they were discharged
A bill of indictment having been found 10 September
against the large building recently erected by the
Butchers Melting Association 4thst and ls,ave
nue. for the purpose of melting talow, the Indictment
being grounded the establishment being nuisance in
consequence of the asserted bad air creates in the
neghborhood trial has been removed By request OF
the Association to the Court of Oyer and Teriner and
will be called on this Tuesday, morning. large num-
Der Of witnesses both sides hare been summoned
For compainants Joseph Blunt and the District Ator
ney; for defendants. Messrs J. w. Gerard, James K
Whiting and McCoun IS Clark.