New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-25

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Law Courts.
FfcxCHAScELLoRs coUxr--Before Via a.,
Sanford -RSbeccd r. RICE br Cher n D.. reSios
friend vs. Rsbeeea Teassis cad OkT,-xr 49, r rsa
ncle died In Angus, last leaving an estsfe 1, = ica
the proceedings worth between s300 Goa .,I 80 "
He LETT viii but II 10 contested before The $500
The will devices $500 year for the esine..o SO
grand daughter. the applicant In this case on h ~
oll IS nled ~ ne. 'stne, skns the appointment
eeedings under the will are pending lsh,Su 80 ~
be set aside she will be entiied 4. an - ~
right Of her deceased mother who wa asush,s, ~ M
I to about sixth psri OF ne estate Motion wa slso
made on behalf Of Mrs Rsbeces Tonree. the No..
for the appointment Of receiver 10 the vho,
during the controversy a. 10 the win . the ,susp,, 49,
refuse to pay their rent Argument was beard n~e..
in both cases reserved.
CiScvrr Covsr-Beforc Judge Ednopds - YvS...
LO0-lS surirOr Of Lditrsp KdctKn Rase-, "a n
neEf-The plaintiff sues in trover 20 recover thrs.
notes claimed By him, whice were left with Ke,chum
Co. TO secure loan Of s2o00 He contends that n.
note on which the loan made signed by h. a.
ceased partner after the dissolution of the .o
that there was usury in the loan II was cOaended To-
defence, that X Co dealers snd notice Of dl,.o
luton had not been given 10 themthe usary wa s,o
denied. Testimony was taken Verdict for defendant,
For plaintiff Me- Colt For defendant Mr. r. Ketchum
Ferdinand Sgydaa s Co ~. TA<oSore Psrrv Action
20 recover damages for the non.perornance OF con
tract purchase 1000 bbs -four a the time on ts Wa,
from New Orleans nonsut asked on the ground
that there hsd been tender Of the our after the shin
arrived. u was shown. however that the purchaser
notified that the -four wa. on board and being land
ed This the Court held 10 be sufficient Verdict for
plaintiff SAP 90 being the difference In resale For
plaintiffs Mr. d. Greig and Mr.. Barlow. For plaintiff
Mr.. c. Z. Shea.
GRhs vs.. Mvrin s Wil,sH Suit to recover III.
amount of a note for upward OF s2oO signed NJ. & "
The defence was that the firm had been dissolved year
preyous-ihst Mr. w was 10 pay the outstanding debt.
that the note In question was renewal OF one given
by the firm previous to its dissouton-snd that part
ner has right without special authority 20 awe ne
newsis or sign any notes In the firm name. nonsas
was ordered For plaintiff Messrs. Wright s wesnr
velt.-For defendant Mr. Tomlinson
Hos. JoHs NJ HoLLEY.-A letter from dlsna.
guished friend Of this gentleman dated lyons SUNDAY
evening March 81. says SO have the happiness 70 In
form you that Mr. Holley after lying In s,se q entire
hepessnessIsnd utterly unconscious for a hosrs ell !,
spoke snd recognized his friends his physicians b.
ieve he will recover He does not seem to be para.
Used at all" Albany Jour
DEATH by ISroyloArIoS AND EXPOSURE Tia
body OF Edwin kinney shoemaker by trade sbou, 10
years Of aee and resident OF this village found on
Tuesday morning sst some two miles east Of ,hs place
in the open air upon the snow quite dead An inquest
held and the Jury arrived at the unanimous eoncu
sion that the said Kinney came to his death BY reaou
OF exposure 10 the Geld air OF night upon The
while in q state Of helpless lDtoSicssion'
(Oreans Amer
THE IcE-A soaking rain on Saturday and Satur
day night raised the streams and In many pces started
the ice from them. During Saturday night the wind
changed into the northeast and blew strong aud cold
Yesterday morning the ice in the lake had been blown
some miles of shore and appeared much disconnected
Large masses are passing down the river The quantity
in the lake being unusually large the prospect Tor re.
sumption Of navigation appears as yet rsther remote
Buffalo ESprc.