New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-22
Court Caiendar....THIs DAY.
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SUPERIOR CoURr-ln smbers.-Before Judge
Oakley-hdbeds C0rpEs.-iantl Unia0ms was brought
Nd snd his discharge demanded he having been commit
we'd by Justice Drnker fugitive from justice from
the state of Ohio. Ia appears that Williams was psid
oa Pensacola tromthe L. = steamer Spiire and start
ed Tor New York in company win VIM. Mason who 10
also sailor. They parted At Cincinnati Alter the arrival
civilians here he charged by Macon with sppro-
pristing bic own use or taxing away at Cincinnati
$3.50 which Mason had put ia Wiismss trunk tor safe
keeping. This was denied Mason having been intONl
Gated, Il is said and bis money lost
Judge Oakley decided that Williams never having
been charged with offence in the state OF OHIO and
20 demand made for him from there, he could not be
considered fugitive from justice irom ihsi state
lie Was discharged.
CouRr or COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge Ingraham.
Pasrtck Earrcil ys. james Cody -Assaal and Batey-
Mr. T. alleges that in March lsst he went 10 the public
house OF Cody foot OF Liberiys St North River %
collect rent when MIR c. ordered him out seized hold Of
him, and committed an assault and battery ms Was
denied being stated for defence that Mr.. l. came for
his rent between and o'clock in the morning he was
told by Mr.. c. he too soon that II would not Do
due TIL IL o'clock and If he came then he could get IL
words ensued, and Mr. Cody ordered Mr.. Farrell out,
but did no, lay hands him. Verdict for deiendsn;
For plsinuf Mr. Schseier and Mr. q. Carpenter. FOR
defendant Mr. n. b. Blunt and Mr.. I. :. Henry.
Laa Rtko vs.. john L. Moore AID Geo. Far, Gdzs. Of
JOHN " Moore, decd.-1be plaintiff is coored woman
and born and lived for nearly 50 years In the ismi
~ OF the late Mr. Moore in Hudsons,. She claims.
through Der attorney Mr. Meeks that II years wages
are 20 her by deceased and brings action 10 recver
81 80 IL shown however that after the death of
Mr. Moore she complained Al hs not making viii and
Ia providing for her but ACKNOWLEDGED tnat he owed
her but tribe when he died that enc Of the admin
sirator. had since psid that Verdict Tor deieudaut.
For planud Mr. W II. Meeks and Mr. Taylor For de
lendants Mr. Edward SANFORD.
CovRr Oh COMMON PLxAs-ln G lam be rs-Belors
Judge Ulshoea -haboos C0ryEs-A man named AlsI.
heIsiyye who had enlisted about hye weeks $50 at Al
esby 10 the u. : Army, brought up ana MS dis
charge demanded the ground that he was lsoorips
under the effects Of insanity At the time suPefindueed
b. the effects of ardent spirits when not accustomed 10
hu an injury he had formerly received in the head
young woman bis wife. having babe about three
months 10 her arms, present and appeared to be
iae mos affected and deeply interested party scanning
Nih apparently intense anxiety the testimony In the
Ease which she had gone alone and almost penness 20
Albany to procure Daniel b. Taylor, tsq. appeared In
sosii OF tne petitioner, and officer OF the Recruiting
service opposed Tue testimony seemed FULLY 10 sup
eorttne petition The Officer however, wished time ~
aeo 10 prepare II possible counter testimony snd the
2ee"'Sh les over al Saturday
w The most personally labOriOus part of the
WY OF feeding cattle in Winter CARVING "a
osEdlss on ne back ecorg part Of fts sieaEg.
,1'eo'ent means OF carrying with sol, rope about
&c lolekness ot nnger ana yards in gth furnished
oee end with Sa iron ring through which the other
sso snps easily along uDul IA ugnt enough a. retsin
zoe bundle when simple loop Knot keeps good " hat IL
ssol Provided with three four such ropes be can
Sbole ihs sus@ At bis leisure ia the barn and have
sa ready 10 AZ, when required. The iron ring per.
De .oPe 70 Tree Itself readily from the when
~'ss4Ssa = '00'easd. SlYsfBss B9qS 4 psf Earn.