New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-23


Counr OF CoumoN PLEAs-Before Judge DAILY
Alel. NJ BrEsa Va. I'm. ~ CtestD Action 10 recover
the amount of draft for $500 drawn by Mr. John :.
Taylor Essssust and accepted by Mr. &. The defence
we believe is mainly on the part Of Mr. Taylor who
complains that he had been promised a line of discount
which not realized, snd also offered q pay $50 q
month this claim and another Of similar sum pro
vided the plaintiff would release Mr. Chester but The
latter was declined.
The main points Of the defence are that the draft
was discounted by the Commercial Bank At Amboy, n.
through Mr. Bruen. who kept from the bank, con
trary 20 law office Of Discount and deposit In New
York. Also that the draft paid contrary TO law In
bills Of the bank of smother state under the denomina
ton OF g. Aud also contrary 10 law that the discount
nsco with view TO put In circulation the small
bills under So Of the bank Of another State the said
Commercisl Bank This was denied.
The Court charged that although Mr Bruon or any
other person has fright individually 10 keep an Office
of discount In New York bank II any other state hss
right TO DO directly OF Indirectly also that the
law of 1880 Is In existence which says II shall not be
lawful for any person a. pass circulate or receive IN
psyment within this state any bank issued ty any
other state Corporation not authorized 20 DO 80. un
der the denomination Of I'VE dollars under penalty o
forfeitng the nominal amount Of such 10 bee recovered
with costs Ia = court of law. Mr. Taylor, we under
stood has entered several suits against Mr. Bruen under
this section, also one for SANDER
n the Jury believe this draft discounted by tho
Commercial Bank At AmbOy through Office kept 10y II
In New York the suit cannot be maintained nor can II
be n the object of dscouutng 20 place In crcua-
ton the bills under the denomination of s. of the said
Commercial Bsnk. Sealed verdict this iorenoon.-for
plaintiff Me,srs Prescott Hall and w Everts. For
defendant Mes,rs Jas. T. Brady Horace Holden and Ii
uSrrxp STATES MARNALs OrFIcr-T1s Gllfged
Stare Ship We stated yesterday that Capt Csnct own
nef n 10 said Of an establishment At Cape Mount Coast
of Africa native Of France, but who came here last
year chartered the bark Chancellor, and went Out and
returned In her after her cspure) was arrested on
charge OF being engaged In the slave trade. Yesterday
MIR Charles ID Matthews, merchant in Water st. regis
tered ~ owner of the Chancellor was arrested on a
Iartt. arafuE
him and Capt G. by the Grand Jury. The bail Of Capt
G. placed At 5000 which he has not yet given MT
NJ save bail in the sum of $1,000. The Captain and
hrs mate OF the Chancellor also indicted on the charge
have also. II will he recOllected, been arrested
IiBsl Of ForeigH Fesstis Warrants were Issued yes
torday sgans the British ships Recorder and Queen Of
the ses and brig Mariner charged with Infringing Tue
regulations As Ia the carrying trade by bringing 10 tht
United States articles the production of the country
10 which they belong The penalty by law, We believe
s forfeiture of the vessel and the goods IL Is charged
that the Recorder brought from London large quantity
of East India gums. and the Queen OF the Isles and
Mariner both from Glasgow, qusnuty OF eork"ood iht
production Of spain snd Portugal.
THy WYATHERCoCK This instrument IS very
useful 10 the farmer Il should be erected on a con
spicuous part of the sesdug which may readily be 90
served from one OF The windows OF toe isiin nous ~
cardinal points should be marked with the letters
: W 10 show 8 glance the true points 81 the coz"
pass The vsne should be lifted up with BAL OF oos
containing oil, which may ne renewed when required
There ia not ncster more appropriate form Tor
vsne than an arrow whose dart Is always ready 10
pisrcc the wind and whose butt serves as governor "a
direct II 10 the winds eye The whole should pe s,''
To prevent the rusng of the iron Win regard 10 the
origin If tic name OF rsot coc heesmsnn says ios
vanes were originally cut out In the form on Goes snu
placca ON the tops OF church spires. during me hoy
sge. as an emblem of clerical vigilance. The Germans
use The Same term We do stuahaAn and the trenc
have a somewhat analogous term 10 COS as eioo'| a.
the vApc turns round with every wind, 50 10 mora
sense every man who is unstable m he ways II
termed a wealher-cock Stephens Book Of the Farm
srcrEtNcs WASHING TtIE FEEr, Nc-Much more
the depends the sio kings than people
are aware Of nothing can be worse thsn sl"oAns 10
arse or too small the moro common case 20 Tvs 1Ss'
mes, and when see cotton OF thread stockhs 'ueAtu
under Al the toe and by The perpnsuon o. me 9ot su
The tr,sd b,come quite hard ana compact shsfa uuss
Of s,Am pressing on the toes which sho" the ma IS
produced 6y the pressure all over the surface "Nuuo
how persons can expect comfort ,,.
The bes, stockings for general "esf arc suVse -
Of lambs wool vigops, and shetland knit me fS'es
ifian We Knows the difference on long dSy vas
tween a cotton OF linen stocking and one OF Wool p,
knows thst the former suon becomes hard Gam sno
chilly with the moisture Of the foot whereas tho 49,.
enables him bear isugue, defends h1s ioo' rom 70.
friction OF the shoe u from ostes sh0 ID e'eS
WAY ministers 90 bis comfort ~,
Halls Book of the Feet
ptrrsRuRGH June 20. o'clock. T. M.-lhc va
Il . t.,.,,.l bsa rhed and Il now siN feet he