New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-23
Court Calendar. THr,pAr.
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SUPERIOR Corar-Befoye JUICES iona. o.,,..
Wander pocl.-D CT s.-Zhs Peop,x Va rr.,.I =
Hnser-ln an action asairs; the keeper, q Css,e Co.,
TO recover $500 penalty for having Alleged ,ss..
exhibitions w,hou, being licensed, verde, wa, r,rp, ~
their favor. New uial denied. -
Richard s WIgtanJ and ethe5. G-scl.er, o. Ps,,r q
Hdrf deesdsea rs. Htkton ". FsiG {: oi-The eet,,A
ants mast fulfil their agreement 70 purchase 10. No sss
Broadway for $4,000 ard interest, eenS decided ths,
the partition under the will OF NJ Dykeuan from ore 81
whose children Mr.. Matthias B,uen (who sold to NJ
! Esrt} obtained title, valid
WiltIrs Sedcs aud Others " Noaaouu! 3 Eart Sis;S
Action for escape. The debtor arrested cnder tho
Stwcl act but the commitment did no; saw he had oe4r
committed BY order OF the Judge II therefore inva
! Id. Judgment Of nonsuit
WliGR Sieridaa Ira Nc<-Appeal f,ora the Marine
Court-Ae,ou 20 recover So for carpen,ers work 10
which the landlord Sc: up 10 defence Offset The Ma
cre Court required Dill Of particulars SIS 20 the oset 70
De produced which Is ccuendcd they bad No nigh, 70 do
This Court considers that they had such right JutSucn.
hrmed.
Lartita r0snS vs.. Catherine Sdgg-Alio an appeal
from the Marine Courtln action relative MILNE
y goods the testimony OF witness named LosSee
e1cluted the ground CT interest. This Court thinks
the witness oush: 20 have been admitted. Judgment
verseG-
john z. Arson Richard Letter q a,-Appesl frou,
Court-The objection taken In the Marine Court WAS
that had been ourred 10 the on which the
general election had been held for delegates and
therefore ocs OF Court The law prohibits trials on cleo
ton days The Marine Court held that such tie case
Appeal Is made No costs were allowed, and the eeruo-
rsri therefore cannot stSd Certorari dismissed with
out costs 20 either party.
SGas Griffin ais. I'm, Madden. c. ai-Appeal relative
to an wronguly levied third persons prop
erty. Judgment affirmed.
Francis s. Spra Thomas +. Norris Appeal RON
justices Court relation TO materials for fSnce corner
at-avenue and 6ih-st. Judgment affirmed
Cornelius s Dtsesardy VS. Same! 4. Canp1sa -Demur-
reTThe plea OF certificate and discharge IN bankruptcy
sufficient. Judgment for defendant.
Rarrey 4. Jenii,s FREDERICK i. Gee, ard ctsrs.-
Relative goods taken execution against James Jenk
ms The Court thinks that the testimony Of James
the trial. WAS improperly excluded New trial granted
csstS 10 abide the event.
John Gsay Joan = T!you Action for Illegal die.
treas for rent. The Court considers that the testimony
OF Mr. Jas Langley the surety for the properly
admitted. New trial denied.
Jacob Cran. va Tioras Sdrsednt The Court can
good for the demurrer Judgment for plaintiff
I'm. B. Laurence vs. GEO Latr, ct G!-Ths defendant
not obliged 10 take the stone from the quarry al
uded to. Judsmen, for defendant on demurrer.
Louis Nordsn va. JOAN Du5uqas.-Appes Judgment
affirmed.
There were or three other decisions motions
and appeals Decisions in the OF fassnr JACK
ins Co HlSAls Fs. Rooisey, and two three 9th.
ers lie over
MAINE Cousr.-ln this Court during tho year lsl5'
there abs suits CONNIE need 2s5 prosecuted to
Judgment amount recovered (dsmage.) $5s5ss es-6T
tried by Jurss. 2ls ed by Jus,ces alone ~
ccrtioraris brought and prosecuted.
SLAVE HUNTER KILLEp.-We learn that few
days ago fugitive slave from Maryland. was pursued
and overtaken in Somerset county 10 this State by
named Holland, wagner from Ohio. who tempted
10 the dirty task by the reward offered $3.50. When
they reached McCarys tavern the slave attempted to
escape. but was caught by Holland while in tho act of
climbing fence. The slave then drew long knife,
which he had concealed about his person, and plunged
II into Hollands heart, causing his death instantly. He
made good 10 escape. Immediately pursued by the peo
pie OF tho neishborhood, who at nishttsl had sur.
rounded him. but IN the darkness Of the night he euded
washington Patriot.
RELEAss or BRIG MALAGA AND CARoo.--The
brig aags and cargo sent ipto Beverly lew months
ago from the Of Africa suspicion OF having aided
and abeed in the trade have been released and the
actions dscOntinuedthe evidence being insufficient TO
bring the charge within OF the statutes Of the United
States There are reports In circulation IN reference 10
the stste stowage of her cargo after she taken
possession OF. very crediabe 10 the United States
officers who had the matter in charge commission has
called to investigate the subject, and shall prob
ably hear farther on the subject. lSalem Register
CHARGE OF MURDER.-John Lewis, seaman
board the ship Caledonia OF Baltimore was examined be-
IT, 5. Commissioner Woodbury. this morning charged
with the murder OF William F. Bell, mate OF said ship. on
her passage from Baltimore TO Rotterdam. on the goth Of
April asst. Lewis beat the mate severely with an iron
pump-brake and he died of his wounds the llth Of
May He was bound over for trial. Tho Caledonia was
bound from Rotterdam for Baltimore. bat put Into this
port yesterday afternoon in leaky state
Boston Traveller OF Tuesday.
ClNcIHNArG GAMBLERs.-The CincnnaIians have
got In trouble with their oilers OF whom two b. Nash
and E. Robinson were arrested and liberated ON bail,
which forfeited the next day, when they
appear for examination. The prosecuting witness who
present, wss, leaving the Mayors office, attacked
by three persons and his face and coat torn OH
He drew six barreed pistol when the three escaped.
Warrants had been issued and great excite pre-
vailed.
NiBLo's "A very hne bill OF fare put up for this
ing. Two Comic Pauiomim-s In both Of bch Gabriel
and tho famous dance ~ the Bohemian
Poke by Mile blangy and Mons Henri The whole Of tho
Ravel family Charles Wintber and Mime Leon will
appear this evening.