The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-12

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out again II they are unwilling to abide by the former
views expressed by the committee and not In favor
Of open and unrestricted competition" then they had
enscng such provisions for as shall prove
mutually satisfactory. ~
From the Cincinnati Union Feb.4l
The HERALD"-Nrw YosK PiLors-We find in the
late New York papers, that portion Of the respectable
at the success Of the Herald ia obtaining important
news ahead OF the othesthat they have openly
to y peculiar mode q taking rsv:nss upon
Therefore launched their npot thunder upon the heads
sorts Of chcensry generally and Of being eovsrtiy in
the employ 81 the H.ralS particularly The Herald
ton e wased against the pilots by certain clique Of
stock jobbe in We'll street, for the most selfish and
malicious purposes For ten years past these honest and
cysss and saudsred and abused BY their journals;
but they have reposed confidently in the msgnanmity
and Justice Of the Legislature. and they now throw
themselves and their cause upon Congress and the
country During residence OF than five years in
New York city, since lss4-we have been conversant
and their jsckals to inure the Herald establishment
and this same gang Of sock'gambling worthiss have
cop. Up an war upon me
bring the influence Of their pststhe respectable six
pennieso bear unitedy upon Bennett in the hope Of
that they had experimental in this attempt sufficiently
satisfy them to their hearts content that their efforts
OF
their hard-esrned reputation This is unjust beyond
Legislature for further the subject
be presented to the higher powers at Warrington We
sss iae may %sss win hs "
who suffer many hardships, whose vocation brings
them in contact with scenes Of peril than the New
vouch for their indomitabie courage perseverance, and
enterprize-and cordially do we hope, that the
rss: s from
abroad-and the disseminating Of that intelligence, at
all times throughout the "orsat West "et the earliest
moment, IL universally known to be Of vital interest to
whole mercantile community. To the energy Of the
New York pilots We are indebted, in . very great
and during the last months the valuable intel
lgence which has had the most serious effect
on our Western and southern markets. tits we'll known.
has been received here through the enteprzs Of these
fully, By portion Of the New York press Ia one, Or
abroad bearing this news. have istsry BEEN boarded
moro than hundrsS Sies ee by New York pilots
year But because they do not happen to have carried
It, in instance 1--WE believe 10 only alleged to the
Of the pilots may have fun and fair hearing they
sntits them that notwithstsndins the attacks Of
those who should foster and encourage their Efforts
which just now being violently wsgsd against
them BY the Wall street gang. csF eu
FROM JAMAICA We have received, per the schr.
Hope, from Kingston, the Jamaica Times of the
22d ult. We find in it the following paragraph -
HAyr-A report has reached us that the view of the
pretext Of annexation, through negotiation with the
Domincans has been thwarted by the acknowledgment
BY these q y: q o Of and
Domingo to the Spanish squadron which, noticed
some time SINCE lately sent thithsr We quite
unable however, to vouch for authenticity or truth Of
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcAL TKRM.-Mr. Chief
Justice Bronson, Presiding February 9.-Kellog
ads kellogg Of al Motion to aside service Of decls
ration. Sci granted. lewett ct al ads Clark. Motion
Circuit Judge, &C. granted. on terms Cheessmsn ads
Wells. Motion 70 change venue; denied. Bows ct al.
ss. and sr Change = issnas granted on
Webb ads Damsn.p Motion to stay proceedings the
3 a. sHss 1psy ds cos IT,
Med sni,h and shatze Motion ordered TO stand
e neg. p.Ssi term with isav: t. serve further paper
Motion = yscass si;giSsi order 70 heiS bal. ssn,sd
leave to issue new writ Of a. ID nsne pso se; granted
by default. Conger, impd, &C. ads Dsvis Motion for
Judgment 2: in case q non suit granted with costs BY
e~sAS
mon rule; Denied with costs Ford ads. Woman. Mo
ton to set aside judgments granted, unless pG pay ba
lance Of costs-.alSssy argus ~ rs.ifs, -s.g.<
DECISIONS In CHANcTRY.-The following deci-
sions were made by Vice Chancellor Parker at the
opening Of the court yesterday =
j. for compt H. Hogeboom deft in person Decided
that bin was detective in not alleging that had &C.
Demurrer sustained end bill dismissed without costs,
unless compt amend in twenty days. Joseph Wood W
the Auburn and Rochester, Railroad Company and others
g. Stevens forcompl }. Wilson and A. Worden for de-
fendants Decided that tho arbitration IL binding upon
the railroad company and decree restraining the compa
ment Of the award and interest also that the railroad
company pay compliments costs of suit to be taxed
John G. sellech vs. Amenia seilech Thomas Smith for
-rdibany saTgus.
Superior Court.
Before Judge Oakley.
FEB IL 7homas Raviinsop By HE merit friend w. John
Ruek-This was an action for assault and battery.
howeverJ the defendant piano forte Manufacturer
and being told clean the lamps and put the shop 10
upon bench near by, through which hssdlsssnsss he
split portion Of the contents Of the lamp The defend
ant then applied the Of rattan upon the shoulders
and back Of the plaintiff and he TO recover da.
images for assault and battery. The boy was TO
cevs twenty-five dollars per year for his ssrvicss and
lbs sns I e
. verdict Of $50 In favor Of the plaintiff .t
Frederick n Schmidt and Mszemiiiian Tog1 w. Esssr
Hickock-This an action to recover the amount Of
ten baskets of champagne sold upon RIDER Of the do
fendant the l3h April 1882 The defendant contends
that although the order given for this champagne
yet this order was noncomplied with, and the wine
YER delivered The defendant also exhibited receipt
in full for all demands subsequent to this dste a.
owing from him to the plaintiffs In this suit Tho jury
gave verdict for the plaintiff in the amount Of $50 a.
Before Judge vanderposl.
Breyton a. CamPbeli George Weed and Mary sdnn
Harrioh EdgaT HarioiThe jury In this case, re-
ported Yesterday gave verdict favor of the plaintiff
subject TO the opinion ofthe Court for ia o0O he PEN
atty included damages 374 %, and six cents cost
Francis Tryom W. Edmund W. Tsyon This was &C.
ton brought 70 bond Of indemnity under the
following circumstances It appeared upon evidence,
that both parties members Of the hrm Of =. W.
Tryon Co., doing business importers Of cloth at No
Liberty street, previous to the year l642 On the
l2h Of october Of that ysae they discontinued business