New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28
Law Courts.

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Law Courts.
SUPERIOR CorRT-Notes Of Issue for the May torn
must be fled before Wednesday next.
SUPERIOR Couar-.Josn ALasr.n IS. Dutiih & Cousa-
ery-Acton for freight already referred to. Verdict
Tor plaintiff $500 subject 10 the opinion OF the Court
Before Judge Day.-Hliiam N. Ve-niye vs.. Robert
II Sadnnoa.-Mr. V. as Agent for the Ohio Life and
Trus, Co received from Mr. shannon draft for 500
Cincinnati, which dishonored. He had paid Mr. 5.
the money for it before discovering that it had been
BE claims have paid By mistake and seeks 10 recover
back the amount The defence Is that Mr. '. having
paid the draft Nj :. cannot maintain the suit as he
paid In his wrong. IL also said there an IN
fornslity stterward to notice OF protest This point
reserved Il appears thar notice OF dshsnor OF the
draft had been received the time the draft was paid
oy the teller but the latter OF il. The
Court charged tina, II the plaintiff had been guilty OF
laches he could Verdict TOR plsnSh lu3
so. For plaintiff, mr. W. Colt for defendant, Mr Sha-
fer.
MARINE CouRr--Before Judge Waterman ChdrlesS
Ford Enoeh Disqualification Tor assault and battery
by OF the Pioneer. sssins, the chief mate for
with his fists and rope. Verdict for plaintiff,
$40 and costs For p,f. Mr. Nash For defendant Dir
Bebee.
CoURr COMMON PLEAs.-Eefore Judge Ulshoefer.
-Catseriae a Wearda va GerarGus Clark aud Eden
r. BroDa-F-igned issue 10 test the validity of the
signment OF Judgment obtained by Mrs. w. against
Messrs Clark aud In action of tsespass fer selling
furniture already referred TO. This was given
yesterday the jury.-[Mr Horace F. Clark had been
counsel for the Defendants and made series OF severe
remarks in summing up In relation to Mr. Meeks. one
OF the counsel for Mrs Wenman After the trial had
closed, Mr.. II. F. Clark stated the Court, under
stand that ne had heard MIR. Mesks Intended attack
him. The Judge remarked 10 Mr. Meeks that he must
give prom;ae to do which Mr.. NJ. declined.
Angry feeling appears to have been elected. and Mr.
Mecks personally assaulted Mr.. H. F. Clark. They
separated and commitment made out when the par
ties repaired TO the Halls OF Justice In CenIe-st
YesteTday-Mr Geo. H. Brooks clerk
10 Davis Morey Co. OF Boston arrived in this City this
morning in pursuit OF a couple Of lads named Joseph
Sberburn and Edward Hughes who stand charged with
absconding from Boston while in possession OF $500 in
money belonging 10 the firm above named. They were
found the City Hotel and 1855 Of the money recover
ed Lsugbn Mccormick arrested for false pre-
fences in obtaining large amount of good. under the
ollowipg circumstances. Some time the accused
appeared the City with letters recommendation
porting to have been written by w. II. Cheney and V r.
Rowe OF Rochester. both of high mercantile char.
acter, The letters stated that Mccormick trust
worthy On arriving in this City he took the letters
To Messrs Phelps, Dodge & Co. in Gilt! st. who
wei! acquainted with Mes.rs Cheney and Rowe and
quested that they would after reading the letters allow
him TO refer merchants OF whom he should purchase
goods 10 them Several persons called Messrs. p D.
Co. and received information Of the gentlemen whose
names were appended TO the recommendatory letters
Ii at length however. discovered that all not
right and Messrs. Phelps Dodge & Co. sought Me-
Cornck and demanded that the letters should be
shown Accused at frat produced what he said were
copies OF the original letters stating that they were
30 much soiIed that he concluded make these
copies, on being closely pressed. ne produced the
letters WHICH are now In the charge OF
lice 1t 10 suspected that the letters genuine
The following the OF the merchants OF whom
he had purchased goods and the of their bills
or Pomeroy B. Clark OF No. 3 PlatsI $2l4 OF Aessrs
Forker & Haynes, of No. Burling slip se0 81; Of
Messrs. Bosrdman Hart OF No Buring slip SlO4 so;
OF Garner, agent FOR Hague & Redied, No 90 John
a. sii5 i6 large part Of the goods recovered.
not havins been shipped yet---.Wm. Dickinson and
John Brown were arrested for pocket picking Officer
Josephs yesterday afternoon arrested young man
named Joseph Bunting. clerk in the hardware of
u v Pomeroy. Is Gold charge Of embe element
In having, the 18th OF October last. sold bill OF
goods NJ Wm Il. Chase of Mass. for $50 for " ch
he received the time put the money in his pocket
and charged the goods 10 Mr. Chase. he is also
charged with having sold about 1900 worth OF goods
10 other persons for cash the proceeds Of which
De likewise puI in his pocket and charged the same
in the books in me former case.
CoRosER's OYFlcg-Ye.tsrday-T Coroner
wss called TO hold insaesi at No 80 Forsyth.s the
body OF VIM. d: Shey, painter aged about so years,
who while ne In the Plough Tavern ID Hudson st.
near Vsndsm, on Wednesday night. got into aterca
ton with there which resulted in being thrown
violently the floor and kicked the abdomen. and
bis subsequent death from the injuries be then received
The person who committed The outrage whose name
has no. been sscerIaned has Jet been arrested
Also az sl Front-st- the body of Thomas Hornoy,
native OF England aged 81 years, who TO his death
BY Inflammation OF the stomach produced BY nismper
ance.
MARRIED.
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