New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30
Court Calendar. .. tn, DAY.
Law Courts.
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y,rv.ru.xcr,,oa,s Co,.Rr-Beiore Vice Chancellor
McCoun.- Charge Of INsenps7cn1e-in tne 80 81 sie
Russell, charged with beng an hao5u ~ eP
pcator Wa mate in behalf of John Russell nouse,car
rn,or Lro,be, f lanes also housecarpener asking
for commission inquiry TO ascertain whether or not
the said james By reason OF is lntenpeFa'e he0', IS NJ
stared Tim, the said James is about 40 years OF has
no family that ne Is possessed OF the property CO and
20 Cbarlionst that he has been for more than years
in habits OF drunkenness durng which the SAID John mas
takeD care the property but ne fears he will not be
able to do 40 any longer, &c. The application was
granted.
c,rio,c Perkinsvs B. PcrkinsCla;ln for divorce
The defendant unit! within few months, was Iner-
chant tailor in Broadway and now has room where he
works az his trade at l6i Broadway Inc complainant
his wife entered BILL few weeks since against nm 10Y
djyorc. o tho rond OF insdeity which charge in his
answer he d.uies She now comes IN through her
counsel demanding feigned issue. Or rsl by jury.
hcCore Tudye Fdmonds, also commissioners 20 take
-, ,..;,,,osy OF Mr. John II. Chsrraud, Young DRY
sooS merchant Of this city at present in Paris also
e ro,Ier witness in Canada that the defendant be
,cn,ired advance funds or the e2pcns OF SUCH and
aIIoyy her aiInony In opposition this the defend
a., through his counsel denies both the right and the
ability OF defendant TO make such advances, declares
thar he is innocent OF the charge but that, the con
trnry he has good grounds OF complaint part
-tha, nc boarding with his wife. September last
OF q Charnbersst when morning he observed her
place letters between me bed and mattress which
he took up after she had left the room and discovered
that thcy Letters from M Carrgud 10 her written
before and after his departure cOuched a:fectionate
correspondence between them some o.. the let
:ers read in Court that Immediately after the dis
covcry OF such he gave up her every article OF furn
turc they possessed including the panoiortc which he
had purchased for her and taking nothing but MS own
wardrobe, separated from her-that his business soon
also became embarrassed, compelling him give il up
and that he is hardly able obtain subsistence
for himself Il is denied that any improper conduct
farther than the correspondence took place be
tween complainant and Mr c. The Vice. Chancellor
granted the motion for commissions and fegned issues
hu,l for mn
For complainant p Callaghtul, Esq for defendant
Mcssrs. Greasley and Clark.
CouRr OF CoMMoN Pr EAs-Bcfore Judge I1shoeFer
Thomas BeckertOn, VS. John II. Peel and Jas Brorcn-
The plaintiff is brass founder employing number of
men. lie made some purchases the grocery corner
Mott and Walker after dark on the 18th November
last On coming out he stopped Tor minute or two in
al alcy.wuy adjoining. IN the of which the de-
cndont, Peel resided, and who kept grocery oppo
site. The two crossed over, charged plaintiff with
creating nuisance-knocked him down twice on the
pavement, broke his leg below the knee and scvcrey
injured him otherwise. He was under the doctors
hands six weeks. Action is brought tor damages No
defence offered. Verdict for plaintiff $500 For
plaintiff VIM. NJ Price Esq
SanOn PaJ7, HUtam C. Kingsldnd Richard Martin
I'm Dykes Thomas L. Jones. Christopher LoHg Thomas
Rogers, abraham Luke Samuel b. Skinner Joseph r. Zl
bot Timothy Mason John Brace, Charles Yan BLascon
Abraham ShaW Henry L. Ryr, and abraham B. Aoko-
man the City Of Nclc YOrk-This another batch of
sixteen suits brought against the City by the lamp
lighters under tue Native American Common Council
10 receive the difference between !! and J.; cents
each daily for lighting the lamps the of which
Will probably be nice little item OF expense for the
taxpayers. No defence offered Veriicts as be
fore in about 500 10 ST. each. For pitts MeSsrs. Ora
ham and Carpenter.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-Bcforc Judge
Nelson-The Grand Jury into Court with u true
bill against Francis Hunter OF the schr 81 Mary
for cruel and unusual punishment OF seaman named
Thomas f.. Guinea.
Tie Jury ignored the bill agains, Josiah Johnson
charged with perjury in swearing the Custom House
that he and VIM. r. Turner owners of the schr
Mary Eleanor whereas Daniel MGginn also
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