New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-09
Law Courts.

I: 5 DtsTsIer cer1r.-Bsfore Judge Betts-Iea, 4.
Seest1s Searlhoa: Ser,-Jrs- TIE steamboat In oc-
.oeer LAST CO going the No,h River, struck the soop
han.e ee'onsins 20 plaintiff. when between Nswarryh
and Pccgekeepse, and Sunk her The sIoop Rad c,rs,
OF saSsnss;ene &c Aston Brought 70 recover about
5000 damages Some testimony taken sad tie caso
adjourned 70 This forenoon Eo. plaintiff xesxrx Bur
Benedict; tor defendant Messrs. Van San,vosr Cut
tinG
The L7i:si S.a.es vs. COS. prsc.su, soss, IL = 5-v,
Gsi c. ~ DI-ti, cidHlaHt, TIE late Collecor Mr. Vac
Meas, seized box OF precious stones said TO be worth
ssooa the ground Of false invoice. The gods were in
ported In The ship Suy from Hsvre. Il Is denied thS: the
invoice iraudueDliy charged. To De Confined this
forenoon. Fer L. $. Nr. Bper; for claimants Mesh.
Cutting & Moore.
SrpEMoR CouRr-Befors Chief Justice Joues - c,,s
e-t4e seAaer va jacob Miesesfsldsr-Ac,ion against
German csbine maker, FOR oresch Of PROMISE OF MAJ,
sse already referred TO- Verdict for plaintiff slCo and
costs.
Before Judge oskley.-TAos. II. Csa=bsrs vs. Wahsu
MeCernicf "A named Louis Mankiew;,x hired a
piano forte OF plaintiff (who keeps store In Broadway
and aerward TOOK to the auction store Of Mr. McCor-
mick and caused TO ee sod rs ais 1t bought
AT the auction sale by gentleman PANIED Parker, OF
NewJ.rsey Mr.. g bearing Of the Transaction. &c
the suc;ioneer, and thence Mr. Parker and discov
AIRED that he psnc fore the be had hired N
Msrkiew;'z 'he afternoon called again at the
store OF NJ Chambers, with view 10 hiring another
piano forte when be arrested, and IL now 10 State
Prison for stealing the p.sno Action brought as.bst
the aucrtoneer to recover the value of the piano which
stated 10 be $50. Tue Court CHARGED that the
plaintiff entitled tas value OF the
ment; the only question e 90 us value Mr.. Parker
gave. the sale $50 for IT. Verdict plaintiff sSs
For plaintiff Mess.s .. h. a!t and Samuel Owen fox
defendant &r. Hudson.
CouaT or COMMON PIrAs.-Before Judge Ingrshsn,-
Thompson and yos Cscht,a Jefferson Sr,A-rhs
defendant Issued execution for Sl2 and seized
quantity OF mtenery goods The hands OF his debtor Mr.
Cook No So Hsdsonst which he sold 1t auclou we nm
derssnd they bringing sic. The plaintiffs claim 10 have
owned the goods ard 20 have consigned them for the bs.
ref: Of Mrs c. in her millinery business They bring &C
zion 20 recover about Sl06 the alleged vags The cues.
ton whether the goods had been on consignment or
were sale TO Mr.. Cook. The Jary. The testimony
considered the former, and gave verde: so PLAINTIFF
Of SOl So For Plaintiffs Mr. W. 4. Allen for defend.
/ ant, Messrs French and ST epherd.
Washington II. Thurman Teg.ptiHs-oe,cer T. held
execution against Mr. Thurman levied on bis goods
which replevtued the ground OF rregulafy 10
the In the first trial verc, given for plain
iii. but Il WAS set aside rho execution In the name
OF VIM. NJ. T. aSTceaoy 10 the Judgment In trial
verdict given for deioudsut, with leave plaintiff
enter bill OF exceptions. For plaintiff Mr. Tonner. For
defendant; Mr.. Tomlinsou.
Esstis Baker Johg hajTi.oaAction In relation toa
trottng horse To be continued this forenoon.
l. ;. COMMISSIONERS oFFtcE.-refore Corwin Merton.
FrareiJ HuHter The schr. Mary was arrest.
ed and held D. after examination charged with sik.
log black man, on board blow the shoulder with
slurg shot