The New York herald., 1846-03-27


"a 81 street, 20 long he should want t.
NV. Ko5tes w. Wm. j. Kerr ei. si-This was an ae-
other IN in for b q good: Il. moi. wa:
proved and rssd From the evidence produced for the
partners 10 the crockery and dst trade, and carry
their business in Philadephia they purchased bill
Of goods In is44 from plaintiff for which they gave toe
note in question, payable six months after date fur
thsr appeared that the practice Of the defendants
to make their notes payable at the store Of the persona
made the note payable at their store sDd few days BE-
Clark Co in PSii.Ssphis. on John Saith Co. Of
this city, sent on and arrived 10 due course, and
Merchants. ssnS 70 psia Il. ..sans % but Instead %
Of Prseeing d: check on the day he received T. while
Bank Of Amsrics and the latter s:.aSsSSsss did not
present for another day IN the moan uae the funds Of
C. 8
sci insisted that the defendants were not abl and ths
Jury found ,srdct M Ss TIE S asa:Dasnss M
Before Judge uIshosGsr.
This was an cotton on bill Of exchange, "a cd May he
frs less, drawn by defendant on Isesc Dsvos, pay
,ss s' verdict or Tor *.
Of the note and interest
r.. s !;s. IN a:f . s.s;1., w.; ..G .G
the defendants keep furniture commission house The
plaintiff In 1o4e sent large quantity OF furniture 10 the
any return Of T. and ;sasd rspisvin IL August last
and rstook out Of tho defendants store 10 Bssknen
street. The defence set up that demand made
the defendants for tho furniture previous to the issu
Ing the writ Of rspeyin The case sdJouned 70 this
morning. For plaintiff scars and Msspsu For defend
ants, Shepard and French
BLOODY OUrRAcE--A few months ago, young
man from near Snow Hill, Maryland, named David
T. RsyJ came this city With the intention Of prsctic-
ing law. Not finding sufhcienyt encourugsment he
went about four miles into the country the
Flat Lick road and took school On WsdAssday last,
~sshsr. Jr, went to Nj Riisys schooiSoass, called
him out and under the prstence that Mr. r. hsd report
ed remark question Of his concernng gsntlemenf 10
the nsghborhood stabbed him Ave times wounding him
severely and most dsngercusly. The phyrcisns -
that Mr. r. viii probably die, unless one Of his arms %
smputated, and he refuses TO submit to the amPusncn
Msriwethsr pursusd, but have not heard OF ms
srrsst-Lesisrilis Js.yrsl. AsyeA2I
NUMBER or MoRMoNs THAT HAVE LEFT.-oiince
the Saints have taken up their line o. mafen ineIe
has been considerable discussion In rsaen 20 W nun
stated last week that about 900 had gone pu We sr
now satis6ed that this was srroneoua .vs ~ csSseo
sinos fr rood authority that not mere snen w ave
taken their departure. Ism ess.s:.s ~ = 49, ~
80. a.. sssrtsd and sgrees with the calculations OK
tSoss vko nsd an excellent cpPsrtsnity 81 judsipg
About 800 wagons won't along. 80 o. whaoa WIN 70
turn for the second 1es1 S's"ss' "a'i IL
CALYoRvrA.--There are at present three exredi-
,;oss about 10 start for California one from Fort
smith ON the Arkansas of about thousand souls un
der the charge Of Mr. Leavel and another from Missouri
snigrsnts from Kentucky and another usd:r ne g.,d
sDcs Of Mr. 0nyson, who leaves Indspendsnos ~
N North Cslifornia.