New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-10


Law Courts.
srPxEIoR CovnT-Bef0re Chief as.ics Oakley -JsAz
Broom, Recre- 81 lhe Crof0 Tarurcaoe Co Cs6riss
4. Saroy & Co 10 recover The amount Of note. Tne
question Tss whether 10 mad been given a. sock or
poAcy note. The Jury considered the iorfner. YER
dict for plsiniif. el.500 and interest
Sa-> V LasrHc, Hl-This waG also an acton on q
rois The Counsel for cefelcs contended that ire ne
eeiver vas bound 10 show be regularly sppolnisd
&c which be was no, prepared TO DO the documents not
being In Court juror was Withdrawn, and the csse
lies er-FOr plaintiff Mr.. Taylor for defendant Mr.
Marbury.
Before Judge saudford-Cias s. Msllers q al vs..
John " Otter q sL-Ac;on Tor alleged ioeL Ihs ease
1ss concluded AZ IN al cases where the press "a con-
eernec the ,h0usant good thln9s done for the cause
Of persnce BY the paper claimed to have offend
Cd were forgotten, snd its matter comtnrnteo upon
With deep severity The eoupiet declared ~ an emit
nen, man applicable 10 The preis-
d" Be 10 her fault<a little blind:
Be 20 her errors very kind
appeared to have tu, little weight in the proceedings-
Mr. Cutting summed up for the prosecution 10 ns us1
ally sbl- sod powerful manner, IN which Imagination
and strongly drawn upon show The iniary
nigh arise from general abuse q the pfess and
the duty Of the jury severely 70 punish wherever Il u
unable to prove vlst It contains to be 10 the utter
most true He stated the points Of fact sn1 Law 10 con
Beciion Win tee paragraph complained Of.
The Court charged that tns defendant having fsl-d
In showing fail Justification the whole VI tbs testmcny
connected with i must be ruled Out snd That tue aver
10 the notice II Justification (Which the Judge
read must 70 Ia sggrsyauon VI damages. We uuoef
stand that The specifications In the notice Of Qualification
usual In such were drawn up solely By the a.
tornsy for defence aud he considered % be the ord
nsry mode 10 such Gases Tie Court also charged inst
although the oefancsns did not know the plaintiffs per
sonsy. but spoke merely of the public house kept By
them the law considers the words II not true 70 have
been published personally In mace-alGo that two para
grsphs published subsequently IL relation 70 The matter
hand Din stuck up by them stating TIA, they were
sued be taken into view % show malice. jury
1t liberty the Court ssio should the case be made
out not only - give damages but such amount 10 pun
isn the defendants The Court In the above and Cihes
m..iers spoke OF such being the Jaw 10 the case The
Jury had been out hour and half previous 10 adj
ment without agreeing. Sealed verdict this forenoon.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Belore Judge Grsy.-Darid DORIS
and Ira Cary Va. Ge0rgs B. Mwaoood, Il ai-Acton Of
replevin relation 10 peppermint OIL already referred
10. Verdict for plannfs-vslung the property At
$3.50 20
John ~ Kelly vs.. DaaM H. Hasitrgs-Mr. K Is s
manufacturer OF ssrsspsa candy snc other articles In
Wilsm-st He briugs sult 10 recover damages from
Mr.. keeping q, the Of Broadway and Anthony
81 for vending ssrsspara candy put 10 ihe lsoes
Of psinti sDd saying plaintiff lad given up business
&c. No special oamsgs being shown nolsuit was or
dsred-For plaintiff Mr.. McAdsm; for didt Mr.. siur-
tsvsnt.
Tlos w. GLE. q al vs. Geo. w. Bels-Action on 8
note Verdict this fOrenOon.-For plif hessrs j. H..
Plat and J. : Bosworlh for didt, Mesns Gardener,
Cutting and Dodge.
CouHr or COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge Ingrahsm.
Samuel f. Tray VI. Ernest Fiedeg.--.To recover
freight Of hemp. per ship Oroheus from NewOrleans
The defence did avail Verdict for plaintiff $3.50 o..
For plaintiff Mesns Wghimsn Clark for defend
r. NJ Tysea vs. Jacob Hau9hr0nf and Hannah z and
Ctc,lia Paync-The defendants sued by Messrs J.
NJ smith Jr sud David Graham for counsel fees IN de-
tending them on a chsrgs Of arson. Mr. Tyson was
their attorney IN defending the suit Of Mesirs s. and g.
and now IN turn 10 bis iess amounting 10
about $50. TIE defence IL theshs was NOT employed
by the whole Of the psres Verdict for psiuoH 500 So
-For plaintiff Mr.. 10 persOn for deiendanis Mr. o.
:. Summers and Mr.. J. ~ Smith Jr.
Before Judge DAILY -Ddnll l. Baylis siTriror' &C. 70
Elisha M0n TO recover the velue OF two spsrs loaned
Mr.. w. by Bsys Brown. for the purposs Of raising
the sOOp Hancock sunk with load OF brick a, the loot
Of Risi6gion II, safe logs were so much injar-
ed 10 De Mt for the yurpofe for which they
were Intended. Verdict for plaintiff, Sl34 2O-For pill
Messrs Martin, Strong & smith for deii- Mr. G. fagle
UNITED STATES CoMmissIoNERs OFFICE Mary Sui
Iran was charged with oston Of the Pos. Office la~'
in opening letter belonging 70 Donoshue, en- retain
log rbererom S. appeared that the letter hsd been
opened by agreement and ia the presence OF the vile
Of D0noghue who took - bill from II, and Mrs ;. q
-. The case was dismissed.
ASoTHER GREAT RIDE rs CALIToRNlA.-The
subjoioed feat Of Major Archibald II. Gillespie late Of
the California battalion and officer OF the Marine
Corps, soc Captain WIN. findsy Of the California bat
TALON, Ia induced by account already published In
the TfeiSencer Of The 22i inst Of ride made by It.
Col Fremont from the Ciudsd Dc Jos Angeles 10 Monte
rey Upper California. and under the circumstances
believed be the most extraordinary performance OF
horsemsnship on record and additional evidence
Of the excellence aud unparalleled powers oil endurance
OF the California horse
Major Gillespie and tepi Flndlay left San Diego At
hsllpast O'Clock on the morning Of the 18Th Of April
and reached Ciudsd Do los geos at half past o'clock
in the evening of the same dsy distance OF foil one
hundred aud thirty five mles
They used or employed but four horses each and
were subjected 10 full three hours detention on the
road Ia and ponts 10 Wit forty i've minutes
nj Aqua d. Ende enc hour and half a. the Mission Of
san juan and fifteen minutes at the rancho Of Juan Avn
H. Spanish gentleman.
This extraordinary ride II is confidently believed has
never been equned IN dsy either In California or
anywhere else but by gentleman. and that was be-
tween the same yOinls-by Don Pic Pico, Ex-Governor
Of California
Neither of the gentlemen complained Of exhaustion
or remarkable fatigue and In this city a. wit
nessss on the Court Martial Of 1t. Col Fremont
Tho ride Of 1t Col Fremont the more extreordns-
~ because II continued for four consecutive days
IN direction and was alm0s, Immediately resumed
bot this one days ride establishes a. think the propo-
sitOu assumed of great energy In the gentleman VINO
performed H. and the uncommon powers Of endurance in
the California horse. Nat lutelhgencer.
IMPORTANT ARREST AT LAwRENcE-Marshal
Tukev OF this city having obtained Information that an
counting room OF tns Esiex Manufacturing Company
in Lawrence started yesterday for that town and com
municsted his knowledge - the head OF the Police OF
that place Arrangements were accordingly nafei q
trap the robbers After dark th- cellar Of ihe scene oi
the proposed robbery hlled with waIchmen and 20
lice and every preparation made 20 give the robbers 4
warm reception The iDforms,Ou received was correct
For at about The tss deemed most cOngenia o. deeds
Of quilt the window OF the counting was re-ed
snd three msn entered the building.
They were allowed 10 commences operations End tn
the ssnr given the hidden police 20 seize their
prev But the stou, rufans not 20 be caught Ia
such trap without attempt At least Tor freedom -
They resisted desperately and msnsged 10 escape
The other two surrendered ser they had been cresf
fuy beaten about the head md were immediately put
into the physicians hands for the purpose OF having
their wounds attended TO one OF them turnsd out 70
be Morton alias Cooper who was arrested by Marshal
Tukey on toe charge of being concerned In the Curfer
& Trou robbery Ths nsme of the other Is John Brown
In default of bail for 5000 each. hey were conveyed
iosSslcm jail 10 await tbelf uis boston IrFV c'h
ions s SKINNER, EsQ-T. +. Bowie, Esq. IN
his Address delivered a. The recent tsir Of Prince
Georges C0uniy Md Agricultural Society, thus r.
frrsd 10 the gentleman whose name stands Al the hrac
OF this article:
In this review OF the progress ofAgrou ura improve
mept 10 this country IL 10 gratifying 20 lad tea, 10 our
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