The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-15
Circuit Court.
Raforo ln31a Lsl-..Ia

Nov. 1.-THE Presidsnt Of the North Rirer Bank Or
sorry notes. amounting ngross to about $4,000 Tns de.
fence was that the notes were gveu accommodation
notes, and without confederation; also that the
uon contained only the money counts and that the plain
TIN could not recover unless the notes specially
counted The Court allowed the defence 10 three
ry to find verdict Cor the plaintiff the notes Yer.
dict ior plaintiff for 1881 90 For plaintiff, Mr. Ray
mond Tor defendant, Mr.. l.. Sandford.
Jesse .drmsrong and Enoeh b. yfrmsfrong vs Dsvid A
Yea sdsfyns and Lhcias TtJfs.-This action for
sconspiraoy The declaration contained three couat |;
presentations and the thsr count in troysr The plain
uns are produce merchants residing mi Rome In the
upper part of the State In November lsl2 thew sent
cargo OF oats to this city, board the canal Cash
Ter, Albert Wheaton, master. The boat arrived on Sat
urday the 18th, and the 18th Tus called On Wheaton
be nty-eght cents bushel, and that he had no
authority to make any but cash sale. Tufu said he
the owners Of line OF omnibussesI that he thousht
would buy il, and then weat away and shortly after
returned lad said The arm OF Palmer Co. would take
It, Wheaton said should be dsvsfed the next day. a.
the season was fer advanced, and he wanted get away
before the navigation closed. II was not however de-
falmers ONCE and enqured Of him il he Had bought the
DATA and IL 30, whsn hs would send his carts it,
Palmer replied he had no, bought It, but At the same
time said that Vanasiyns had bought IT, and that he
to take part Of IL at their price Wheaton then came
back to Broad street, met vsnsIsyne and asked him If
he was the man whom Turf bought the oats for he
Finally, Saturday 5ss bush Of the oats were de.
hvered which Palmer got and paid for to vsnayne and
and on MONDAY the balance delivered making oil
l,65i bushels. On Tuesday. Wheaton called at tho
ONCE IN Broad street for payment, and saw Vanas
syEe who told him that had just sent his clerk to
collect money - pay for the oats, and desired him to
call again at two and At fsns O'clock At feur he Ell
Tuh and asked for Vsnslstyne; Tuit said he wes not
then in, and desired Whestcn to call in the morning
"wednesday he called accordingly, and saw Tuft who
thsn told him that he was afraid he Wheaton had got
into bad ssrspe Yanalstyne had shortly before told
him that Of the clerks mad the and that he
vaosstyne, would be runed BY Ii Tuf also told
that vansstyne had partner named Boyd in Pniiadsl
phis, to whom he had sent beer for sale ard ex
bscted return shortly which would enable him to paw
some OF the meney, sad that h. bad action pending
sosthins put Of IT, and that he had claims in Columbia
county, which would enable him TO pay tho price OF the
oau but the upshot Of that pisnnf nor Wheaton
Sse never paid and they bring their action to re.
cover dama.--s One witness only examined, when
the court adjourned 70. r'.nfih, MIR II. r. Hastings;
Tor deiendant, Mr.. Jordan s
letter from Westpsrt, Missouri, dated Noy. 7Sss,
says company has just arrived from Bsnts Fort,
who report the loss OF large number Of mules and
or two men having been killed. by the Indians the
crossing OF the Arkansas. Some OF their wagons
burnt and the company could proceed On their route
until they obtained aid from Beats Fort The above
wagons belonged TO the government Father De S0eu,
from Oregon, has just arvedsays he left IN July lsst
They had not heard OF the there when 10 left Tho
and contented