New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
r,xv Courts.fDeferredI

corar or cosmoS PIBAs.-Before Judge Daily
~ ir.n,eaded with John w Latson. The plaintiff is
isdv about IS years of boarding at No i43 Fulton
street She /. ssid 10 be- of superior education and be-
sides employment her needle, which she manly
depends Tor living she frequently engages herself in
library compositions (She formerly teacher Of
school in Boston) Toward the close OF la45 dit;
Guilty occurred between her and = gentleman named
Penfold whom she accused Of OBTAINING from her
tain manuscript and she requested her counsel Mr. Jud
son. TO commence suit tor It's recovery. Mr.. p be-
songed to Temperance Society and Mas Conner
thought Of addressing the Society in regard 10 her
troubles and wrote letter 70 that effect which she
Closed TO her counsel Mr.. j. FOR hs advice, which he
sent back suggesting il would be best he thought not
to address the Society the subject To this she wrote
along letter to Mr. Judson in reply directing Il to Mr. s.
w Ju lson and placed 1t in Boyds Express OUT the
rer Mistook the direction for J. W. Lstson, who was
of his customers and left the letter with the latter
who opened and read it. The letter contained good
deal OF scoldng IN relation 10 Mr.. and Mrs p and
toned the name of J. w Cough IN connection with
them and viewed origSsi letter instead Of
was appeared full OF mystery j: not Of threat
cnings Miss c. finding the letter had not reached is
destination, applied 70 Mr. Boyd who traced j. 10 Nh
La,son's hands and demanded It, but the latter gentle
refused TO give up and finally presented 1t 10 the
Chief Of Police who sent officer Mitchell to Mr. Boyds
at time appointed for Miss G.. 10 call, when Mr.. BIS
young man without Mr. BIS knowledge. told her 70 go
with the person and he would carry her 70 where The
letter was" He carried her 10 the Police Office where
sne detained some time and pushed back II s said
when she became alarmed and wished 10 leave. inc
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1alsc Imprisonment, the damages laid at s2V'o. ~ ~
testimony having been completed, motion was maze o
warrsni, but denied, and the counsel comnenee Nv
ming up II win be concluded Monday forenoon VI
j. l. White concluding for plantii foI pi .1h ~
Judson and Mr. White. For defendants !af' i 81 ''''
Mr.. 7. Warner
C,ncu,r CorR7-1n Chnmbers)-Beiore Judge I'd
rnonds-Thc case of Cook when Is the se'entn 50 lH
relates the California volunteers "hlch nus conn
before judge Edmonds did not come on yes'eruay o"
ing 10 the Judge not being present on huIsoay "neh
the writ Of habcns corpas was returrabe ne" WIT
In the case issued. There was also case OF h"beas
corpus In relation Illegally sent rs FaRfant 10
The Peni,eu,iary The decision not yet rendered
MARINE couRr-Before Judge Watcrman-Egleston
va L<r7e and ReiyeG-Action by deck passenger Tor
assault and battery on board the steamboat Champion
by the Captain and Mate while on the passage from
Sew.YoYk TO Hartford owing II ~ said 70 pnnh GO
ing against orders TO the Recommendations belonging 70
the cabin passengers The assault Is denied, aud inc
testimony exceedingly contradictory verdict TINS lore
noon Nr. Nash for plaintiff Dir. bebee for defendant
CoLI1sIoY-A collision took place this morning
between the city and East Boston OF the Jerry boat OF
the Eastern Railroad Company and the East Boston
boa;. Both considerably smashed up but no per
son was nj all injured The ios. at the tune IVES so
dense that tho different boats could not be seen oy ose
Boston Transcript 3D.
~ Elihu Burrtt saws that the value OF the pro-
duce shipped from the United States 10 Lrerpoo, iGI
ak months Of the past year, was sf!GooVOo VI NJ ~
a3s 100000 was in cotton. large hH'yscr hat 10 De
severed by the sword before the two nations ma SWING
clear Of each other. Boston journal
THE GERMAN RoBnERr Ar ALBASr.-The eS-
animation in this has closed after occupying Tour
jnys John Ross has been held to bail in the sum OF
5000 Krcuders brother in the Of $1,000 10 appear
Of the next term OF court
- The Right Hon Sir RICHARD PAKESHAM
left town this morning for Marshed where h is to be
the guest of Mr.. Webster. Boston Transcript 4ih