New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-28
Law Courts.

s..v,,x CorRr-In Cham bers-Betore Judge
rsnonds--Ha5eas CorDHs.-Wtlism Bars OF spring
go o,seso County. through his counsel Mr. tAry
- snpicson for the discharge oi bis son. UiAiam y
nl7o - bad enlisted 10 the u. :. Army. and was
1,.d on Governors Island the said w being ami
The proof OF such appearing to tho Judge he was
ost.s, coh,y recently residing we believe at the
-, Of Centre and Pearl ste and who has a family
-. also brought up on hsbeas corpus, through MS
soarsel Mr. sidney Steward, and his discharge De
1919 on the ground that he had enlisted while IN
~, characterization. The Lieutenant by whom he wss
s.-s $50, % appeared TO be very young man, 70 ap
nce not more than Il or 10 years OF sgel Proof
t.ken and the case adjourned TO get proof on inc
Tbsre appears be deep feeling of dissaisfscton
- Inc recruits thus brought from the lslsnd, ana
Al The quality and qusnuy of the provisions served
~, 10 hem they being. they say Of The most nieri'
s~ilnd and not enough Of them. One young man sts'
he could not eat the provisions and ran IN debt
e. .ssrs so that a, the time s2 would oiherSse have
ar due % him for his pay be found he owed sio LOT
nroy,,.ons thus extra taken up.
srvxn,on CoURr-In Chsmbers-Before Judge
, o,'svSiireH Varrani- Birssr & PcarsaN DGrid
4 o pss6: Bod & Paul applications under
4. a. s,,lwel &C, against Mr. David Boyd late dealer
n 4, druzs paints &c corner OF Greenwich and Duane
,,s.ts Messrs Burger Pcsrssll merchants in
- ..me line In PHILADELPHIA and Messrs BOYD mo re.
Atom 10 deiendsnD & Paul In New York. They sese
sr,ad seAnst Mr. r. in the original purchase be being
i,.vent the time aud aso IN his selling again "a less
than coat also 10 bis cOuessng judgment 70 his father
op whose execution his stock finally sold by the
sheriff
Charles s. Bronson. Eco counsel for defendant con
tended thstno fraud had been exercised By Mr. b
ha, the judgment was bona de for money borrowed of
bic fiher who resides in Orange Co aud loaned defend
Amt So OO0hst the proceeds OF the goods bought Of
slnus although less than had been agreed b be given
Tor them, were wholly appropriated 70 the payment Of
the debts of the defendant and that his effort 10
keep Up his business till persons who were indebted 10
him should psy wha, they owed but in which be was
disappointed
judge Oakley held that it was evident the defendant
he'd been struggling msintsin bis credit and had made
sacrifices with that view in hopes Of collecting wha,
due TO hmssfthst the debt TO his father Deing bona
hde he had right 10 give confession Of Judgment
that although there appearance Of fraud in the
various transactions the evidence does not show in.
tenton Of the kind on hs part Warrants dismissed.
For plaintiffs 3essrs Walker and Nash.
U1al Hard vs. J. c. PiatnH.-Ths was also an sp
plicRtion Stlwell warrant Mr.. Ward, (ex.AlGer.
man. Native American party. Third Ward) purchased
o! Mr. p who IL celebrated hOrse dealer and spoken
rather well Of by the testimony minutes
horse for which he another hOrse and cash
the value in AL Of about $500. The horse sierwsrd
proved be- sick and unsound and Mr. w had TO part
With him at great sacrifice He charges Mr. p. with
know bgy decevng him, SC. The defence s that there
hsd been misrepreseutatiOn-thst Mr. Ward is as
good Judge Of horse ss any man in New-NOT a.
ways keeping the best and could have detected any
cepton-that the horse hsd suddenly become sick snd
there no fault the part Of Mr. r. Inc case was
July argued by Mr. Blunt for plaintiff and Mr. Allen Tor
no, exercised fraud In the Transaction and the
was dismissed,