New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-19


sn ,Sa i72, 49, $780, los 2O6 59 l74 u.s. lis to
&c. ls6, lsS, 100, 1911
Law Courts.
n,sru tor CouRr-Beforc Judge Betts.-The T. ..
-. Earrs-Aciion against the Captain OF the soop
IS o - recover 500 penalty for carrying letter INC
Hare ia them the verdict was against law anu they
Ceul' 's,abier Mr.. Field demurred Inc jury lhousut
mus taking OF days TO SEND a letter 70
that so the Sound. was not establishing mail within
niles NJ the act. Afecr consultation between mr.
me .he Dist Attorney Juror was "tharawh anu
f. and ' - ne had when the point viii DC presented
new tiiA ot Cant H. knew that the letter did not re-
whether S " freight or board. The Jury was then dis
charged IN Mo.rer late mate of tho brig Mohawk,
The u'al m.d nm Soon afterward loud noise was
vas The prisoner was brought In his Clothes dis
beard suu looking wild and restless the irons still on
odes ud evidently having had severe struggle with the
him. anu of,sed 10 70 with them. saying they meant
chcers ne Live ont de was indicted for swapping
Gu, n ., the head Of Captain Weeks of the ves
loaded psf or the latter had called the crew aft and
s s.oss him. Buas appeared On aus oenai, ana
suggested ~ wss had and the jury returned verdict
ssni'y, 9.;nsane. he was then remanded
me' 18th. black man. was then placed upon trial.
John ;,S ealipe $500 from the cabin of the vessel
charged VII" hsopsed The prisoner. 1t appeared
10 Whcu 9, Klts as cook and steward on board the
ihippea Fdward Teltt Capt Reed, OF Washington, N.
Tho 7h the vessel was at anchor at Bassetserre,
y ,,mne the captain and hrst mate on shore. when
6uanN"1f when about 10 O'Clock in The forenoon,
the yes "S N be on fire, but the flames were extin.
Ta' o hv the crew Of msnotwar and others.
repaired on board and found that the wardrobe
Cspt INA been opened In which he lef $500 In
ana W.. s the money gone. large portion of 1t was
com hont halt an hour afterward in the forecastle.
np in the covering or sack belonging TO the pri
rnaress was suggested that the hire had been
sid m conceal the robbery. The Jury found him
n end he was sentenced to - months imprisonment
a y nav fine of 500. Nj. Marbury for U. S. Mr..
Noble for prisoner. r c,,.s 1T,
c,sr,s " Fseks VS.. Isaac Naturalization OF eject.
", N recover possession OF lots In l26thst. between
ID and 4th purchased by plaintiff at ssle for
s.se.meuts The property was assessed for the open
G n Mount Morris square. The defence is rregularity
roceeoiug &c in relation TO the sale and assessment
,aic for paut subject 10 the opinion Of the Court
F0r plaintiff Mr Dodge; for defendant Mr. R. Mott.
btn G. .Snedburg, adnr. DC. VS.. Vim. II. Simpson
ASTON TO recover note and interest for Sl297 49, dated
Jsn l. ls4i by Edwin WILCOX and endorsed by
= Whit,lesey and Mr.. Simpson. The note given
with another for s3o0o in satisfaction of attachment
ains Mr. W. The defence Is that the note was altered
asr endorsement by the maker from JAM 10 Jan. l.,
ere having been added and the note Is therefore void
The iury did consider the note had been altered and
cave verdict for paintin amount For plaintiff, Messrs.
Gerard and Plat For defendant. Mr.. j. s. Bosworth.
Before Judge Vauderpoel-Wm. T. Gutter and others
Urn Taylor-Action TO recover 1862 90 and interest
henp the amount of note given in e3s by James and
TAYLOR dry goods dealers, TO plaintiffs. In defence
discharge in bankruptcy from the United States Court Is
Sc, up The plaintiffs contends that the discharge 10
bankruptcy improperly obtained and Ia void inhs
much IS Mr. Taylor withheld from bis schedule and did
not surrender various property in his possession Test
mony taken. and the Jury considered the mpeach-
nent of the discharge 10 have been made out Verdict
for plaintiff 1851 20, being amount For pn Messrs. +.
Mart;ndale and + Gray. For didt Mr. II. Dresser.
CorRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge Clshoeffer.-
J. Matthews and a. Fiae9an W. Thomson and Join G.
TlR Action 10 recover The value OF quantity OF SUI
gar said to have been damaged In being landed during
rain Storm from the barge Michigan from Philadelphia.
The defence that damaged before being shipped
Verdict for defendants For pitt Messrs. Grim and Marsh.
For dfds Mr.. Slliman.
.Ea1n H. Slianer vs. OTIS u Liberalization for SANDER,
in calling plaintiff thief, in relation to letter Verdict
for plaintiff cts damages and cts COSTS Messrs. Allen
for pf Mr.. Thos Phoenix for didt.
In suit for SANDER, Gillespie cSorey, before Judge
ngraham the Jury could not agree and were discharged
COUNTY CoURrThis Court met again yesterday after
relation the inquiry to Justice Drnker but
did no business, some of the members being absent.
The WEATHER AND CRoPs.-Yesterday we had
whole bright day, after week or more of clouds and
rain extent that has been highly Injurious TO the ope
a.lons farmer. This spell happened in the very
nick Of the harvest lower James River, and caught
large Of wheat In the various stages after being
cut before wagoncd from the field We understand
Tint the little shocks in of the river fields have as
umcd green appearance from the sproutng OF the grain
the of dampness This is indeed
unfortunate. Our farmers had first suffered badly from
The ly-uext partial nundntion from high waters in
Mayand the long rainy spell has come to conclude
tho chapter Of msorunes TO their wheat CROP and must
leave them but small very small, return for the invest
nent made the Fall III seed wheat The corn has taken
rapid start but is uxurant TO be less able to bear
the effects Of scarcity of rap which, however we trust
wo may not have TO complain Of Richmond Va. Times
The CRoPs-The Columbus (O) Journal gives
good epor, of the crops in that region The wheat WINS
nearly ready for the sice the was backward but
few days would bring it up and rye and oats looked
well
e The Hagerstown MD Pledge says the
rust, is doing much damsge among the wheat In that
section. The Mediterranean wheat was In advance Of
the other kinds, and it was believed would not suffer
much. The corn wanted sun, and no doubt has got it
before this
e The Seventeenth of June was duly honored
yesterday Statutes fired from the Common and
from Bunker Hill and the bells at Charlestown were
at sunrise The Columbian Artillery paraded, TO do
honor to the day and celebrate their anniversary and
were accompanedb by Flagg's brass band In the after
uoon battalion, composed Of detachments from eight
Of the light infantry companies Of the city, and from the
Norfolk Guards Of Roxbury, marched to the Common
and under command Of Maj. B. F. Edmonds, had drill
and dress parade. Boston Courier
EH President EVERETT will deliver the Annual
Address before the Association Of the Alumni OF Harvard
College on Friday, the 2sth Of August. On tho 2sth
Charles Sumner. Esq. In addition, will deliver the Phi
Beta Kappa Grafton.