The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-12
Superior Court.

We'd quantity Of types, presses, &c belonging to
cutions Pending two Of them mortgage in favor Of
the plaintiff executed and the deputy sheriff paid
new in payment Of The three executions Pisnti9 now
claims to have the repaid The defence set up was
tina; the money was paid to the .ssy the exc
Before Chief Justice Jones.
John Duran w. .aiphrie Deiesuye.Ths wa. an action
to recover for freight appeared that plaintiff Affected
charter party, with the Of the brig "Tuscsny,
boand 70 New York, from Bordeaux, and shipped on
board 50 cases Of porcelain consigned TO defendant
defence sets up that the porcelain was broken The ju
~ will render sealed verdict tomorrow morning.
WESTERN AFRIcA.-The Kent, Capt. Gavet from
Monrovia, brings files of the Lun.imory to the lIth
Of February: Il announces the death Of Rev VIM B.
Wliams incipal Of the Conference Seminary ct Mon
rovia after illness of twelve day. He was native
OF Hancock, Delaware Co. New York He went out
from Norfolk and only arrived at Monrovia ON the 9Th
Of December last.
Rev. w. B. Hoyt and Mrs Hoyt had been very i'll. but
were recovering. Mrs. Williams and Miss Johnson had
Rev A. D. williams and Rev B. Matthews also had
bean down the latter hal nearly reganed his health
the former was sun very feeble m .. -
uary The message Of Governor Roberts an able and
interesting document occupying ten columns Of the
LmnaYy large portion oi il devoted 10 the embar
rassmens thrown in the way Of the colony BY the acts
OF the British Government and naval commanders, esps
ciay in relation to the seizure Of the schooner John
seys The Governor strongly urges the adoption Of
measures for the recognition Of Liberia . sovereign
into for the purchase Of territory in
the Little Bassa country, which secures to the common
:s b rs yav title
to the whole Since country The inhabitants, at their
request have been incorporated citizens Of Ii.
beria Other negotiations for the purchase OF land were
progress That for the purchase Of New Cestes had
failed, through the opposition Of the slave traders.
The Governor pref highly favorable account Of
the progress, revenue, commerce, &C. Of the colony
| SUPREME CouRT-Special Tem-Mr. Justice
Beardsley presiding. 8. 1876 Lee ads. I'M
granted absolute by default Smith ads. Cremsr-no.
ton to change venue granted by default Bent ct al
default. Parsons ct a. ads Csrver.moton for juds
ment in of nonsuit granted by default. Law.
nonsuit granted by default In the matter Of Edward
Piper for appointment Of guardian for infants In
motion for leave to reply several matters granted BY
default. Stewart ads. Thompson to set aside
and spS s "a:
a-motion to change venue granted BY default Phsips
ads Grant-motion for commission granted by de-
fault. Tryon ads the Methodst Episcopal Church, Lit
tie Falmotion to set aside Judgment and execution
and that be settled, &C. granted terms Peck
ads. Smith motion to remove cause from N X Common
Pleas and to change venue granted Ransom ads.
Rsynolds--motion to change venue denied Temp
Complny-motion to set aside inquest &c. cause Or
deed to be referred sole referee, BY consent The
notion cr reference srsnsd The sam. ID. Hamilton
motion to set aside report Of referees granted
terms wetmors ads vsdder-motion that plaintiff Ale
security for costs granted absolute FAX w. white.
al vs. Rodgers ct al order granted sxpars, that de-
PENDANT appear and plead to sci ia. The Mayor. &C..
Brooklyn, vs. Faulkner-motion to set aside inquest
&c. granted on terms. Davies Hicks-motion for
leave enter judgment for plf, &c. granted By do
fault Same Van sicklin, do. do Travis ads Tiuet
son-moton for judgment Of nonpros; granted By de-
| fault--.dIbsny Argus, ftp ill.,
CENTRAL AMKRIcA.-We have advices from the
interior to the 18th utimo but the news 10 not OF
much interest The Archbishop OF Guatemala (residing