New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08
THE TRIBUNE.
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Courts. ~ elerftuJ
Before yico Chancellor McCoun.- APRIL o.
v,crCuAScEILoRs CouRr-D eel sisns. Ado
lass r briggs VS.. Sch Drisss-on te,gned issue In
an action for divorce the Jury found for defendant and
motion Ia made for trial the ground lat that the
yerdIct wac against evidence and 3D. newly dscov
cred testimony The Court thought that where the Jury
finds in favor of the innocence OF party accused
not usual unless gross regulary shown 10 tne
Gaze farther against him. No such rregulary s shown
here As TO the second point the newly discovered tes
tmopy relates asserted n6dslisy while the defendant
was In the Westlndies One Of tho nipulstions as 70
the feigned issue tina, testimony in relation to the
WestIndies would not introduced The paftea nave
family and the Court does not feel disposed to aid In
disturbing under the aspects Of the case Motion for
John r. Crosby adnr VS.. Francis E. Berger q a.
Order for compromise and settlement on oensi Vi INC
infant confirmed.
GoapTaepr S. Bi55y and xife VS. Samuel s. Gonoenevr
and o,h7s-Mr g. must pay tho deficiency arising from
the resale of property attachment issue;
The People e. rel Blrrid A1cheeoy va nm. biAG:-
Defendant fped $50 for violation Of Injunction, which
be rnust paw or attachment issue for commiital
People w.. JOSHUA Wtbb.-Defendant must be held IN
not paying the that were demanded OF
him. which he must pay together with costs OF this mo-
don. within 20 days. or staud committed
Charles 7ye va Henry w. Sill Executor, $c.-Tbe COM
mission must issue according 10 the notice oil motion
Dapid Dudley Field Vs. Elisha Root, Jr.. and others
Motion for attachment against Mr. Root denied he hav
ing given up his property on petition In bankruptcy
and the request In relation to muet be made to the u
g. Court Mr. F. remarked that Mr Root has been dead
sbese eight months The Court replied that that settles
II them
ER.a TAYLOR vs. Ann Smaa-Prayer of the petition
denied each party 10 bear their own costs
Randolph W. Totnsend VS.. HIN. Bropn.-The COM
planant Is entitled attachment against defendant
Joseph. F., Weler va HIM Henry ct ai-Demurrer allow
ed, with costs
John Cot, Ct AVS Freak Dimon Exceptions allowed,
with costs.
A. Dops and F. W Gudeau vs. Henry Cohoa-Excep-
tons overruled except the 5,h. and that allowed.
The following petitions for divorce were granted vim
culo matrimoeii from the marriage te.)
Louise Aeer against Jacob Aekr with costs and such
special provisions in respect to the property as prayed
for In the bill
Jane Ann McDouau against Richard H. MeDosau
Margera Ayloard against Thomas Hntlsr Ayt'0ard
Thomas Cal7oU against Emtay Cdtrow.
Margaret HopoeH against Horace Ho,ssH
Mdrse,eiha Poppes against Gotlieb PoPpaE.
Harriet y. Rice against Dominie +. Rice
Sophia Frances Raymond against Thomas Sill Ray
1nond
Stl,annah Kendall against Thomas Kendall
alfred Ratolin9s against Ruth dnn landings
jams FL. Broom against Eta Broom.
CIacU1r CoURT-Before Judge Edmonds Dennis
Mccarthy Preston H. Hodges survivor &c and JOSH
ia Raker-Action of eiectment to recover the north
half OF the Carlton House. plaintiff claiming to be legal
owned the property The case was tried last Fall, but
the Jury could not sgree The cause will be continued
to-day. For plaintiff Messrs ]. Lynch, J. w. Gerard
Henry A. Foster and Robert Emmett For defendants
Messrs Chas. OConor, Jas r. Whiting and G NJ Speir
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge Dsy.-Fn-
9uson vs. Contradiction for false imprisonment, &c al
ready referred to- The Jury after being out several
hours, could not agree and were discharged
Before Judge Ingraham- William II. Ellis va George
g. MeserDe-Acon of Trover to recover Is said sew
era hundred dolars worth Of property contained In
coffee roasting establishment which passed. 1t is con-
tended to defendant without authority for $50 To be-
continued this forenoon Mcssrs. d. r Hall and D. d.
Field for ptf-Mr. s. +. Godfrey for deft
Before Judge Day.-Ooen Clark vs. John w. Son,erin
dykeThiS Is action of replevin on goeds distrained
under landlords warrant but in reality to test the OWL
ership of property Wakerst formerly belonging TO
Joshua Sutton who died interstate. The controversy Ia
between nephew and Of deceased, but coptended
by the nephew that tho Is Legitimate and not emit
tied TO inherit The mother OF latter was named Cathe.
rne Jackson and the deceased lived al the time OF the
birth of Charles who claims, at Newt Cornwall 10
be continued this forenoon.
For Diff MesarB Cianson g. Paine and n B. Blunt
For defdt Mcssrs. Edward Sandford and Wilson's
SUPERIOR CouRT-Before Judges Jones, Oakley and
Vanderpoel-D e C | ions.- Henry Ahrenpelet
Jarvis J Ste,oart-Appeal.-Judgm reversed
Charles Mcneil us. John C. DdUson.-A ppeal-Judg-
ment OF nopsuit.
Susan Pdr&es HIM. Emerson, Executor DC Of Charles
WGlkef.-Judgment for plaintiff.
Before Judge vanderpoeL- Satpp VS. John Had
denAction for Assault and Battery, caused by the de-
PENDANT who 10 the OF the house 3dayenue
and l5thst. and let plaintiff IN II, severely
saultng plaintiff when he TO the door late
night from Tailors Society meeting, and finding the
door fast knocked for admission having do loudly
with the aid OF Waterman, before defendant and
opened the door-To be continued to morrow afternoon.
For plaintiff Mr.. Zabriske for defendant Mr.. J. B.
Phillips
u. s. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.-A yeoman, named
Francis COrds arrested charge of counterfeit
Ing having paid four counterfeit Mexican dollars to per-
son from whom he had made slight purchase Cordes.
we understand resided Rdgest part of the tme and
at farm he holds Patterson at others He has
been committed TO custody to wait the action OF the
Grand Jury.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRT-Ths Court opened
yesterday. before Judges Nelson and Bets. sufficient
number of Grand and Petit Jurors not appearing they
yvera he Pilot