New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-24
Law Courts.

yrcr CHAycELLols couET-BefoTe Vics-Chaocelor
ssndford-D isions-J BiAst oad y y Marcy rs, ss
yurywas on the single point ~ 70 the melting house MO
non for INJUNCTION granted 10 take effect 2lFh Apr
Jacot Caypsrsfv Va John Beasoa-Aoucn tof piooeI
non a contract denied defendant u restore tne Tue
deed without prejudice. =.
Csas H Sssou W Apgns Mcdonald and otaes.-No'
ton 70 Dissolve injunction denied 49,,
Ella Psyyiat vs. Simon P1Tts<-AotiOn u o''sO'''
INJUNCTION granted for receiver denied a.,
NJ r. Green vs.. K C. Wuteadyse-inJohc'''h us
sslved. - H.. p.,..
49,. 80 lo.t viii Receiver the personal effects Of
Job, .p.rs slowed the widow and next Of Kin 70 be
p.id their shares Of income
~ DnHkdm r. Son W. q. a. Cunningham ana 0fAtTs'
uoton for ssce before Jury granted
rI,.o and MoySore Huni vs.. W ~ 1cunsead ahd
oles-M l. VOORHEES, is entitled to receive the rent Of
Mrs. sedgwick p-..a
ns set aside after Lake and others ceased 70 be Com
Henry s Bason VS. Jas Eorpal and GENERALIZATION 10
~ PsB sEidmors euoaa0rs vs. r. Tor0xorthy. and
ohs,s Execuiors and Trustees 10 lay out personal a.
sets In Improving Fuitonst lots ii al
lddisoA and others va C. L. Burkrey@, ana o..
es-comp sinsnts have prior equity 70 me PioceeU'
of cotton 70 pay the bills given for pUrchase-
L. NJ n Bp,ley and rife Vs. Halssy and 0'h@s'-f uno
- y stegg Va Dr. Goodoia aud oaeysBiI dis
Sans as 10 bills Of Psats .. Merton.
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FAINT cannot be oned plaintiff ina partition suit BIZ
dismissed .,...-utoa
u.,rv, STATS pr,TRIcr CouRr--Before Judge
Bet,s-7Ae LAied States W ~ BtdDeiL-Ihis wa. an
seton brought by the United States Government
the proprietor q the NewYorE LVsSgehst 70 o,Ser
wise than by s said newspapers being dreeteo 70 .ne
,abscrbers and distributed by the agent OF the ssldp
nretor II wac cOntended that being directed 10 tne
hem
law Of le4S. Demurrer was interposed Inc Iyurt ~
it decision considers that the 10Th seeton OF me act
nnder which the claim s made, does not limit the ez
sotion In 9th section newspapers the seno
Inc Of newspapers as complained oil does moi con
sttue an offence and that no penalty mas peen
by defendant Judgment for defendant 10 oemuiie''
aentencss- Gilman Wallace Weaver ana
Hngbes four sesmen Of the ship Metoks, found gu'y o.
sodssvorpg To make revolt by refusing to &C. 70 sea
and Gilman making threats In relation 70 IL 80 80
broagh, up tor sen.enee - NV The Jury The
sentence TO- that Wallace. Weaver and hughes escn pa
fns Of sag and Gilman who appeared the COuI, ssIu
q, sf.nd committed iii paid. Gilman stated that ne nsd
lost an ms clothes, which had gone TO sea an 'ne e
he sIro ssd be Rad sailed out OF the port II YEAR, ana
hsd never been before Court before Juogc be'~ 'Vu
him he was sorry sec him there no"I
c,.cuyr Cousr-szydans Sage \ Co Va Theodore Fr-
Tbis was an action brought to recover damages loi
~. non performance Of a contract 10 purchase iour
N spueared that in November, le4o inc psinuhs SOU
10 he defendant 1000 barrels OF -four stso 20 per
s.nectsd 10 arrive from New. Orleans. The -Four az
lived about $50 Dec lei5 but the price had inen os
cllned about twenty i've cents per barrel no oeonu
ami took and paid for sol barrels but refused 70 ssIeP
soy more though clerk Of the plaintiffs informed MN
thai the -four was coming out Of the ship and
him 10 send for H. The plaintiffs proved announcer
tender In February following ssd also that the u0ui
was stored and subsequently sold at loss OF over
sad This suit was brought recover this sum with eN
pepses The defendant objected TO the vaidiy oil iot
lender and moved for non suit on that giouno ~el
was denied He also commended that the plaintiffs were
not entitled to charge him with the storage or suose
oasnt oss on tho resale, but only the depreeisuon u
Inc market on the day the vessel arrived and that t9'
plaintiffs having accepted payment tor the oo oarreis
bsd settled the contract and were not enuueo 70 oss
yes for the non panco OF the residue Verde, 10
plaintiffs si12 92-For plaintiffs, David Vreg' ror oe
fspdsnt. Charles &. Shea.
Cornr OF COMMON PLKAs-Beiore Judge lngranSir
Ph.bs Ann Clark adminsratrr Of AbrohGm btahe acc
Va Marx Epusop Relative TO "a share OF a Vessel ot
longing TO Staten Island, owned by the parnes IL wa
shown that Capt 4 had offered and was resuy 70 "a
the share. Verdict for defendsnt-for Plslhun ~
Thorn. For defendant Mr. Blunt and Messrs. bio"
and Matthew'S