New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-19
Law Courts. II Re RED ]


sryrnros couxr-Beforc Chief Justice Jones-Joseos
yf,pa ex'or vs. Croton ms Co-The jury IN this case
we're kept session al night and until ~ ciock yetef
dxy when they into court and declared they cou
not agree. They were discharged, uirned2steiy aver
which several OF them called in their turn ana
placed upon rev jury.
Samuel VI Snrih, ezor. Of iona L0'eJoy, vs.. "0t.''
Toegard-Acton TO recover the amount OF nope ah "a
terest for S255i which was found among the paper u
the late Mr. Lovejoy, Of LoyeJoys Hotel For oeie9ce
an Offset Of $500 o. is claimed The counsel s'aeu te
Mr. T. and Mr. L. had come 70 settlement wheh u a.
found ths. Mr. H. owed Mr. the above amount ana IN
tho account current stated in his own hand.wrtlhg
it should be endorsed the note Inc store OF .af.
was burnt al the great Ere in Bfoadst wEcl nc ost
ly all his papers but this account current mao
ly been kept among privsts papers AZ his
and thus rire.erved The account current, signed oy
Mr. Lovejoy was produced and proved ana ne onset
70 Nj T. In New Hanpshire Verde, for pitf 81
49, For p,T Mr. Cowes and MIR. Wetmors; Tor deit
Mr.. Gerard and Mr. w H. Tssgard
BEFORE Judge ysnderpocl-Richd NJ and Samuel j.
Clarke va susa, H. Day-Action 10 recover the amount
Of an acceptance the signature Of which is declared lor
defence 10 be forgery Verdict for plaintiffs S99l -
being amount and interest
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoUEr.-Beiore Judge
Be.ts-CHarge Of Larceny at Sed.-Pstrick OBnen was
placed upon ual charged with stealing hfy-nne soVe
reigns from Patrick fuan fellow passenger on board
the chip Duncan The District Attorney IN opening inc
case atsted that the vessel arrived few days since from
Glasgow. Fuen had one hundred and MY SoVe'elshf'
In uboI. and half soveregns which he at first Kept ia
his own trunk Thinking that insecure ne gave tle
purse and contents during the passage 20 OBrien who
had strong chest) TO keep Tor him. The money was
contained in n purse and had been counted by fuihn
on the morning OF the day he gave 1t 10 q Bnep on ar
yaQ here Fun applied Tor 1t and found II wns not III
the same place where il had been put The purse wBs
ned up however the manner as when delivered
IL felt light Fullan when he received It back but h
did not like 10 say anything al that time lie afterwards
counted it, and found that fifty soveregDs were gone
Its necessary said the District Attorney in order TO
convict the prisoner be satisfied that ne took the
money from the person with view OF stealing IT, AMI
also that when he took II the vessel was on the high seas
Nd if such was not the this Court has not urisdc
zion of The case The aw IL he had taken the whole
il would have only breach of trust but where he
opened the purse with view covery TO abstract part
ii became theft Testimony was taken and the cause
adjourned to this forenoon.
The Grand July into Court with bills oil indlct
ment against the eleven of the chip Jonah VIZ
John Miller Robert Blake Charles Smith, Charles John
son. Henry Pnsson Andrew Fultz John Williams Abra
ham Morris, Gilbert Gardiner, James Campbell aud
Thomas Campbell, for attempt 10 create revolt.
1.-THE ship il just in from Havre. The offence charg
we believe consists in the having refused, Tor
short time to do duty. when leaving the Bay oil New
York her outward voyage. Also against Prudent
Rozer for larceny board said ships and against James
Van Fleet and Allen Steward for cndeavoring to make
a revolt on board the ship Garrick with an additional
bill against Van r. for Rasuulting the mate with dan
gerons weapon.