New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-09

SUPERIOR CouRr-Louisa Raioole; Solomon Hs'rle
Action libel the defendant saying in affidavit
he made another ard speaking OF third party
that he lived in house ia Wsshington-street which
the rendezvous of sailors and prostitutes The
house alluded that Of plaintiff who kepta German
clearinghouse. The defendant failed in showing JUS
tihcaton. Verdict for pisntii, $3.50
John Tully VS. Rassel II. P0st-Action by seaman OF
the ship Elizabeth Dennson against the captain for ma
licOus prosecution in charging plaintiff and TWO o,her
seemen the United states Court with au attempt 10
make revolt in consequence OF which the prisoners
kept in jail months awaiting the action OF the
Grand Jury. Under the new regulation OF the l. =
Courts n Grand Jury ia summoned every month for the
District Court who upon all cases not involving the
penalty OF death which latter devoIves upon the Grand
Jury OF ,he Circuit Court II appeared from the testi
mony that there had been difficulty during the voyage
from Mobile 10 Havrc. between seaman named Mer.
chant and the second and personal collision occur
red between them when three OF the other men
among them Tuly nerposed and ultimately the captain
caused Merchant he seized and logged but not Sc
yerey After Al the parties had returned 10 NewYork
there appeared be good feeling between the captain
and men but subsequently Merchant entered an action
in the Marine Court against the Captain and second mate
for assault and battery the occasion alluded TO- ana
successful On the same day the complaint was
entered in the IT, Court against plaintiff Merchant An
other seamen. The Grand Jury found bill again st
Merchant who tried but acquitted. The complaints
against plaintiff and the Others were thrown out BY the
Grand Jury The OF plaintiff in the report on Sat
rraay should have been Tully instead of Merchant =
The Court charged that the question for the jury to de-
eide whether not Capt had reasonable ground
ing the complain, he did. Verdict this forenoon.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Mary lNartn VS.. John Hason.-
Action SANDER referred to before Verdict for plain
Tiff $50 damages and costs.
Hart J. Moses James r Pdlma.-Action against the
proprietor ofhe Wsvery stages recover damages for
injury done 10 wagon in which plaintiff and Aid Hart
were returning TO the city from Bloomngdale and a
pair OF horses, caused by stage Of plaintiff running
against them. Verdict for plaintiff. sl95 30
Matthias Roach vs John H. DISQUALIFICATION by col
ored seaman who had entered the L. Navy and bee
Accd board the receiving tricate a, Brooklyn Nav
Yard To recover damages against Capt. NJ OF the ship
Tor aud battery Il appeared that al! hands mad
teen drummed 10 quarters aud Roach refused TO take
Fs station saying his enlistment had been perfected
The Captain caused him to be tied up and given dozen
ashcs with and nine tails 1t was shewn That Rosch
had been duly enrolled. and nonsui; was ordered.
Court OF COMMON PLEAS-.JstR II. Hankd vs J0sfpt
uiick-Aciion for assault and battery, already referred
to- The Court charged that il the defendant knew the
plaintiff be alien. and amensble to military
right in making the arrest any force Than
necessary for the purpose. The jury would decide
these points Verdict for plaintiff $50 damages,
which carries COSTS
U. s. DISTRICT CoURr-The jury, in the trial in bank
ruptcy Creditors We. Hull will render sealed verdict
this forenoon
Jansen Phisrck convicted of attempt at revolt on
board bark Adaris, by dsobeying orders, sen
fenced 10 Imprisonment for 20 days.