New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-24
Law Courts.

yrcE CHAScKLLcRs CoUSr-Bcf1re Vice Chancellor
Ssndford--D isions -Ctarlcs 4. 6afiscy v jaws
T. aad Ssanel " Ciessozau-Receiver slowed A. 70
the Ice House at Union PoEf later Co. As samuel NJ
has number Of men engaged in cutting and storing Ice,
toe premises TO D. leased 70 him I'll Nov. 81 $50 year
on ais cling security.
SaA s Lssds vs Rub Lyase-Aceon for divorce -
Motion for commission % take the testimony Of the
daughter who il now At Boston denied The Court
rets the necessity but she must personally sPpesr and
give testimony.
UNITED STATES CIscuIr CoURr-Beiore Judge Belts
On the motion In behalf OF the administrator SC. OF
the ate Col Lane Messrs Ryssrs S PcgasiI b
obtain Injunction restraining defendants from manu-
featuring using India rabber floats psienied BY Col
L. for portable bhises) the Court decided that toe art
Gle Of toais bad been Manufactured before Col L took
out his patent Snd there IS proof that 4 4 ever
used them in combination. Notion for injunction de-
med the question % whether the assent OF Mr. Arm
strong the SCENT IN relation 10 Col S.antons PLAN not
low passed upon
C1scrrr CouKr-Before Judge Edmouds- Eds>rrd
Kearssy Robert SpicActon Of replevin in relation
bQokbinders tools loaned defendant At 22 Pearl st
Verdict for plaintiff ss5O-For plaintiff Mr. stevens Tor
defendant, Nr. Niles
UNITED STATES DrsrEIcr Corsr-Before Judge
Betts-U sitsd states Valtsr X Btdrs-Acnon undsr
the Post Oce law 20 recover Ut the proprietor OF te
New York Evangelist $50 penalty for sendng newspa'
pers from New York % New Haven BY private express
said newspapers each being directed 10 the subscribers
Hnd fNN1d h-rnt OF ifNfitttSAs 49,
Butler appeared for the United States The sctior was
brought We learn by direction Of the Postmaster Cen
craL plea put in denying the right 70 prohibit
proPeors OF newspapers from sending their papers 10
subscribers In any mode they may ind moot convenient
The argument now was upon demurrer. Marshall :.
Bidwel, ESQ. appeared for the defendant lie point
ed out the great delay caused subscribers IN sending
papers By mail and The almost total prohibition II pro
prietora compelled % DO 50. lie cOrfendcd that
Congress could not have contep lated such pressure.
and even Il did the would DC demonstration.
a. as aoTdgng and interfering with the legitimate free
dom Of the press Tie quoted many points Ia proof Of
his positions On the part Of the United States Il IS a.
lowed that the propretors OF papers have ghi 20 send
pspor 10 their agents Tor distribution not directed bat
Il j commended that directing aea renders them mails
bic ms.ter. Decision reserved.
Before Chief Justice Jones-Isaas 4 Briggs Elisa
Pax and okrs-Aciion for false imprisonment sc. in
srrestinz plaintiff under the Stlwil act already re-
ferred to Verdict for plaintiff sl2 SO-FOT plaintiff
Mr.. Blunt for defendant Mr. Gay Mr.. Macarthur and
Mr. Grant
Before Judge vsnderpoel-Jsuiss agd Hsnry e. Lang
{ ~ Thomas WarHn.-Mr. W a. counsel for Mr.
Walsh, obtained Judgment and execution in the Msrins
Court which was levied upon the stock Of Messrs l.
They paid the amount certorsried the and The
juigneu, OF the Marine Court was reversed. As Mr.
Walsh was unable 20 refund and Mr.. Warren had appro
prsied the sum 10 a debt due by Mr. Walsh seton 4
brought against Mr. Warren 10 recover the amount 4
question whether or not the eertiorsri sp
pesled could lie after levy Verdict for plaintiff s.
so subject 20 the opinion Of the Court-For plaintiff
Messrs. 4. F. and J. p. Smith. For defendant dessfs
/ John Graham and J. T. Sparks.
J7seph r L0rel and sir w. paasf D. Gtssaer-Aciior
By Mrs. l.. against her brother Mr. c. for SANDER
! Jury was empanneled and the will commence
this forenoon.-For plaintiff Mr.. Shaier. For defend
ant Mr. Mckeon.