New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-24

st.prR1on CoURr-Before Judge Vanderpoel Charles
Es,lg.A rs I'm ~ Pl-ks-Su in troyer to recover the
value of note for Sl.J93 = drawn by Wood, Foger
Messer and given by plaintiffs 10 Mr. Ray to get dis
counted tailed 10 settle the proceeds and II Is said
passed The defendant on ausurious LOAF already
referred Verdict ioF P.hint! LOIS 40 damages at
s cents costs
Geyr5. e Rl5bari He. AdTr.-Tns was an action
for SANDER charging Mr. Mari with having said OF Mr.
Hubbard He is thef-he is s"inder-he has robbed
The Wiletst church Of 81 O0-he is perJured VII
lain and can prove THE has committed perjury" 1t
appeared ha: Mr. h had been treasurer OF the church.
and unable make good his account to the amount
OF 81 5OO-he gave mortgage on his stone yard situated
in Brooncs and some other personal chects Tor Sc
curlty The trustees of the church fOrecosed, and
quantity taken possession OF third party then
came forward and claimed TO own the stone The cnurch
stood out and in the trial. Mr. Hubbard was witness in
behslfof the claimant who succeeded in the suit hir
NJ who believe othe trustees OF tue church
wes speaking u Mr. auci!Oneer AID another person
when the words were uttered and II . ssid he spoke
under excitement The Court charged that Nj harf
was understood 70 that Mr.. Hubbard vas tnici
and swnder on account OF his not having PAID up tue
money he held Treasure: OF the WlIlet - CAurcn
does constitute SANDER As the deiacation would not
exuose r IL 10 a cr:mina! suit The charge Of perjury
more serious Il is cOnteDded By teendan. that Mi
H. swore the trial that Mr. Nash Vas prescnt az the
sale. and that suc1 Was not the case lie WAS ABOUT
there on previous day however which might readily
have caused the mistake "a order 10 constitute charge
OF perjury man must be shown 10 have wiltuly and
corrupty sworn 10 s.:ehood. Verdict for pltii' SO
Before LuCgc Oakey.--DdriS, HTG9 q %. 70. , ~ TN
TTswbridse and JOHN Rgker.-Acton OF IrovsF TO re-
cover the value OF 202 bbs pork alleged 10 haze Ieen
stored in the yard Of Ir Ryker Inspector OF Beef and
Pork Nos SIS and $50 Westinghouse. It Is said that
Mr. Il parted wiki pork in his possession belonging 70
V & r. and subsequently delivered the pork oil plan
ths order which is denied. The case will be continued
this forenoon For plaintiff Mr.. Sturtevant and Mr.
Nlarsh for defendants Messrs. Cutting & Raymond
L. S. CrRcUIr CoURT.-Bsiore Judge Belts Wintfn
Redmond Samuel Srartpogt-Thc plaintiff in 1885,
1887 and 1895 paid duties under verbal protest. on
beached and unbeached linen the collector having de-
cided that they colorcd and amenabe 10 duty He
now seeks to recover 81 6s5 H. being the amount paid
For defence 1t contended that the action is barred
by the statute of mitalons-also, that Mr.. Redmond
having petitioned and received discharge in bankrupt
cy the suit should have been brought in the name OF me
general assignee Verdict for plaintiff subject 10 the
opinion of the Court For plaintiff Mcssrs Curtis and
Hall For defendant, Mr. Butler. Dist Atty.
L. : MARsIiALs OFFIcE.-Chares Of Rsroh-Capt
Parsons OF the ship Avalanche entered complaint on
Saturday against Chsres Nichols David Bolin VIM
Holden and Geo Kennedy seemen OF the vessel, chars
ing Them with endeAvoring make revolt by refusing
il body obey orders while the vessel lay at Havana
on the 18th Jan. la-t warrant WAS issued
CIRCUIT CorRr-Case Of Gorge Pour.-This ind
viiua was again brought before Juise Edmonds on Sat
urday writ OF habas corpus but his counsel being en-
gagged elsewhere the argument WAS deferred