New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
Inv lOrrfs.

SUPREME Cousr.-In the case of Paul BruHi late a
domestic on board the French steamer Philadelphia
whom Justice Drnker committed As deserier, IS
being one OF the crew, Judge Edmonds decided that
Justice ID acted under tfo United states laws IN DONG
So aud the appeal TO the United States Court
Motion for e1tiorari denied a wri, OF Aa'eas 'yIP.s
understand be argued at the dwelling house OF
Mr.. SandlOrd lsst eyeniIg.
Nothing farther has been done Ia relation 10 Tue spp
cation res yeciins Hare and Lehman.
4. :. CIRCUIT CoUHT-Beiore Judges Nelson ana
Bett.-JordaH l. Mon Philip RolikGEs and bu AoeH.
dr0h Motion for injunction Tor alleged violation oil
patent for stove which MAS opposed Decision reserved
The argument the motion for new trial oil the
g. vs. James &. Dehey ard Others surviving executors
OF Henry Eckford Of the sureties OF Samuel s"sr'
won't, was continued
believe for oecment tried two or three years ago
IN which Mr.. w. was plaintiff, and Mr Cones bapust
Church in BroOme st. defendant The parties " ~
pears cannot agree upon settlement, and inouon 10
made for a nav risl-The Court ordered reference 10
b. r. Butler Esq. to arrange the case and submit II 10
the parties. . , -,
pointed by the Legislature 10 MI the vacancy which
exists til his elected term Of Office commences ne Was
sworn in on Tuesday OF the Judges oi ms
aud IN Chambers part OF the ume yesterday
Vander2ool being IL the forenoon Judge > VIII s'
10 day with the other Judges on the Ceruoia All OSeuA
and preside at Jury tisls peSi~eek
Before Judge Oakley.-HiL!1aH A DareAP0ri
vs. Elias T. Harris and John SHga4-Acuon on a
:
by MIR Harris 10 Mr nifen, and handed ~ Mr. Lyhe'
/. lumber merchant in psy for demand VINO en-
dorsed II 10 plainuh with other notes IN oi'
coun, The principal defence wss that MI Harris
losned the note to Mr. Snihen without considers
,ion The Court held that this was no detence-ii a
man lands note to another without specifying any par
tcul.r apple alton for which It Is intended and II passes
10 third party he bound 10 pay IL Verdict ior PLAIN
ma n smount-For 2llh, Msssrs. {: W. SANFORD and
n l. Billings; for deits Messrs. J. NJ. and William H.
Van Colt.
mir Suiten was the principal witness to show that
,bsrs hsd been want Of consideration lie has been
largely Engaged rs builder. and We believe contractor
among others on the Calvary Church on Fourth
N. has been II appears unfortunate In business and
,i,ion was urssen,,d Oh bis behalf Tor The oe mi oi
IN third act which wss opposed aud argued yes
terdsy before Judge Ulshoeer, OF me Common cas-
me Judge cd not consider mat be had ofousni n1se
within the law and he application wss dsnieo -.
r. H. SzOas & CO. vs.. jeremiah f1oe4-On a e'A.,n
which IL was said Mr. Van Vslkenbursns tni,d Pa'y
hsi 10 psy Verdict for desndant-for PIN Aessi I
Clark and w. c. Belts for didt hessis S"" ~i'a
COwles.
o. T. MARsHAL's OFFicE-CaPs. Sztiey, oi TIE uar \
American was arrested by deputy marshall CoHin' on
complaint OF X Fitzgerald. col0red man, COOK Oh inc
ye,s. Who charges MIN win cruel and unusual punish
.neut during the iste whaling voyage. Capt : was
held 10 bail