New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28
Law Courts.

Uxr7xo STATES DISTINCT CoCs1-Be:orc Judge
Se--s-E.evsn >eansn OF The packet slp lows were
tired o- easaro-i2. % make revolt OF 4e rsssst
.saTlls Sey-iu-S O. hsr outward voyage. IEere had
bean some little dI.cry between ;as second i-iae AID
some u t5c nsa when = q TIE crew cct u : -
iu5ei 70 % duty Unless tcs second uiSte vss p0' oG
sh0.e the steamboat teIn. alongside This refused.
Thev thsa 81 demanded 70 be p1r on shore 5ut .-e cap
tam Nes would lci permit L, having confidence II ne
coed c1-Guc, and humane toward TIE crew ~
T. ocers The second mate tesHed hat I've OF the
crew knocked h., down u ire iorscase, ard = vas
shown thai ore CoiAret to Captain AID pushed him be
he LATER endsavorsd prevent q zoe nicE
from putting NJ chest board ire steamboat. The
captain cut - pat he IroEs. 1ld told one o.
ne mates % BRING pa-hc brought bag CONTAINING
s5olts dozen pair The prisoners sad no person stoGG
% pIt u CT beard that vsssel-tnCy attempted %
tle ~Hoe Of nc !rCus overheard and beat the
cook for assisting TIE cspaIn They refused to 60 cuty
which performed by three OF the =easu, with the
carpenter and sa-laSe-. aided BY Tie passengers n
the evening. wien a5out ten miles oaiside OF Sandy
Hook aey aEreed 70 70 their duty. the captain
tsAe notice OF what had occurred during the vey
age OF The men lett the ves$e! AZ haVre Inc Jury
returned verdict OF Guilty asaips; all the prisoners
Nj Marbury Ter [. : Mr.. Burr for prisoners
CoUzT OF COMMON PLEAS,-Beiu-e Judge insrsasI.1.
- P7r-er EGllar2 -. I'm. Jones STERILIZATION 20
damages Tor TIE alleged escape OF prisoner in
custody Mr.. Bent already referred 20. II
tended among other points. that plaintiffs had
RICH: ares; NJ Bent and therefore ne nO legally
Il custody Alter testimony on The point aonsut was
asked for and granted.
Peer Pgitic, " Ddni $ lIer Gl.d S;ep6e4 Clark
Acson under bond taken or attachment sued under
the noprcsdeG; sci against Messrs Nichols Burton and
Ch.ttenden. OF - Adams VI Mr. ?. who stated
~ counsel 10 have chocolate mandatory n the
bowery, conceived 4 project last Fall OF specializing
largely N hay and visited 81 Adams, where was sbun
daa Tor that purpose. He claims 10 have entered INTO
agreement with y Is. 4 c. that the latter should pUr
chase 1919 tons and much possible aud send
TO him in NewfoTk where ne Mr. P was 20 honor drafts
with L. On MS return TO New-foTk he sent up
hand and horse power hay press with view tsci
tating the business and ordered ihrGand also sent
person who knew how 20 manage the press. The pro-
Its be equally divided between plaintiff and the
irn. After while said. Mcss-s. Y B. * c. refused
proceed in the contract. when Nj ?. entered
ton against them to- $4,000 for profits be might have
made and seized large amount OF property which ihey
had IN this City. MesSEs. Miller ana Clark gave bond
and the property released. The present action ia
on the bond Mr. P. was introduced To the firm by NJ
John Weed who went from Newiork with him.
For tue defenceit Is alleged that the Hand Press sent
up ineffective and The Power Press but little better:
and tina; It owing the plaintiff himself that the
Hay could no; be got ready IN season IN the Fall OF 1875
send to mArket-that the firm bought hundred tons
under the Arrangement and lost money itard that
the trm subsequently asceraincd that Mr. P instead o.
being wealthy, thcy made 10 suppose he was
largely debt and utterly nso.veui and "a draft
HIM good Tor nothing not only respects thousands
bu: hundreds or even tens The case j. still on. For
ptt Judge Sanford AMI VIZ. Cromwell. gor dat Gen
Sandtord.
Before Judge Observation-Disclosures Boxer -. Jas W.
ller-Acton for goods sold where the note of third
party had been given out paid referred yesterday
Verdict for painri 1909 3D. being principal and interest
Wiiliaa N5il0ry Rat.s I. hbbard and Isaac Hat
ktrs.--The plaintiff keeps kept drug store corner
Cortland and Washington sts. He owed defendants
Tor Sol II and they went 10 hs store and obtained
quantity of goods saying The clerk (who objected
heir taking them tina: hey had had conversation with
Mr. Mallory, and II h. dissatisfied N their taking
them they would return them Goods placed
cart and carried 10 their No 90 John 81 they
agents selling herbs FOR the Shaking Guakers. Mr..
NJ 70 their and asked for the goods bu they
replied that they had taken advice and meant to keep
the goods the he owed them. Action OF trovcr
is brought their value Verdict for plaintiff
$50 20 For plaintiff Mr.. r VI. Harrington. For de.
PENDANTS Messrs, Thompson and Carter.