The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-11
Law lutelll0ence.

UNtTED STATES DnrRIcr CouRr, March 10 Before
Judge Betts.-1ns United States Charles Gr0y and
othersGray the second mate. and Ave Others part Of
the crew of the bark Jubilee were indicted for
volt. The called this morning, when il
appeared from the testimony that the Jubilee char
tered by the government to take trccps from this city
Tampco and that on Monday the 10th of January last,
the troops embarked the captain directed the mate
to order the aft the quarter deck they accord
their duty ;thsy said they would not Co. and be might
send them 10 the Tombs II he liked he asked them what
their vicuals regularly and that It not good quail
ity and positively refused to to their duty The
volt was commsncsd on Sunday night and renewed on
Monday morning. when they again called upon to
weigh tho anch0r which they ressd the captain had
and had them arrested The prisoners were found gull
ty, but recommended by the jury to the mercy Of the
Court For the United States, Assistant Distrc, Attor'
COMMON PLEAS, March I0th-Bsfore Judge DAILY
T'hos. II Herring james Me hahon.This was an &C.
ton the 10 recover damages for breach oicon-
tract The defendant, by q man named Wlllism Her
ring sold herse to the plaintiff for 500, ana warranted
him to be sound in all respects and only 10 years old
The horse turned out to be broken winded and over
10 years old; upon which plaintiff sent him back and
the defendant refused to receive him. he was after wards
sold for $685. the measure Of damages claimed was the
difference bstwee 500 and the sos together with
his keeping The defence was, that the agent had no
e is Fer 'f Mr.
son
Cnncyrr covsr. March lo-B'io,. Judge Edmondsr
I Sx was sS Sa'S wS Sp wa. T
piled TO by the United States District Attorney; The
matter will be resumed tomorrow, when MI " hol'
will be heard for the prisoner
In CnAMsxRs, Msrch Ie-Bsfcre Judge vands rpoel -
In re John Dunn-Ths IL further postponed to the
charged in the meantime by order OF the Navy depart
msnt If not he to be brought mp agsin on 'nas
CouRr GENERAL SESSIONS, March l0-Betore Ne
corder Scott, and Aldermen Walsh and Walker-Jonn
McKeon, Esq. District Attorney. Coavitticn aSd Sew
Of Patrick Nc Quads The trial OF McQusds was
Henry P Lee examined for the prosecution He de-
posed follows: tailor and do business at No I2o
Christopher streets bad goods stolen from me IN
the month Of September ls46. by man who called hiu
stood to bs Robert Mitchell found the goods stolen
from in McQuades stsre in Catherine street. after he
was bailed saw McQuade and told him that under.
stood that he was willing 10 pay for my goods: and
asked him he wouldd0 He inquired where lived;
gave hm my address, and he said that he would call
to do so. and have never spoken to him since
RoBsRr NJ EVANS examined live opposite the store
OF Patrick McQuade in Catharne stroe have equs
carrying goods to McQuade's shop as early
taken there; il has asonished me 10 the amount OF
bu,iness which ho has done there.
The prosecution hete rested and James T. Brady
proceeded to the case on the part of the accused
He followed by the District Attorney on the part
ofthe people. The then submitted under brief
consultation, found McQuade guilty, and on motion Of
the Arict Attorney the court proceeded to pass JUG
ment, sentencing him TO years imprisonment in the
Slate prison
The trial OF Mr. Barbara for shooting IT. with intent 10
kill Ralph Lockwood some time ego Is set down for TO-
morrow.
! CouRr CALENDAR Common PIeas-lst Part-sAms al
Wednesday. "a Partl0e, u.s. I62, l74 H. 3d. 49, 1876
i lss, 81, 10, liz, sl2, Is %.