The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27

Law IntelliQence

sessment sale for the opening OF the Ninth Aveuus
The action to rent Of the defendant Who
defended by the corporation upon the that
the property rented had been sold by the corporation
for a thousand years, and lease given. The plaintiff
denied the legality of the and contended
bar to his recovery The testimony shows that
the collectors affidavit had been taken before notary
public who authorised to take aidavits Also
that the notice Of sale had not been published the
ton notice had not published the Law directs
For these the judge held the sale In
valid and the jury rendered verdict for the plaintiff
for sioa IS, the amount claimed We understand the
case will be taken to the supreme court ON bill Of sx
ceptions, and argued next week ut Utica.
Drc,ioSs OF THr CIRsuIT Jupcr, June 20 -Irs'I =.
UnderhH ads John Clark.-Motion to set aside report
OF referee denied o. Dorr for defendant Martindals
Joha NJ seeor ads. Samuel Bowne.--PlaintiG the
which was not paid, and became forfeited Held that
he could not maintain trover. New trial granted H.
In the matter Of W,iiiam Serion's WiH-On appeal
from Surrogate His decree admitting the will to pro-
In the matter Of Henrietfa Heks's Wilton appeal
from Surrogate Held that is not necessary for ties
tator in publishing will to declare it such to the Wit
nesses 1t is to make the declaration in their
presence at the time of Its execution. witness
quested to attest the execution by third person in tss
tators regarded requested by Sur
rogaes decree refusing to admit the will probate
versed.
SUPERIOR CouRr, In Banco-Decisions- Sargent o.,
| Cram-Niotion to set aside inquiston denied.
Stephens vs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for defendant on
demurrer, with liberty to plaintiff to amend, pay.
ment of costs, within 10 days after notice Of rule
| Dordrs. Bierne ct. Gi-New trial granted payment
| of costs
Brotoer as. Benton-Judgment for plaintiff.
Same Us CrandaH-Judgment for plaintiff.
Lakiier Us. Brors--Judgment for plaintiff.
Bawier 'Eid,fdse, et al Judgment for plaintiff
demurrer, With liberty to defendant to plead de
Leggeu st. al Us. Perkins-Judgment for defendant
Bennett rs Ine Mayor &c. Of New York-Nsw trial
granted costs to abide the event.
clifford Us WoOd-Motion to set aside report Of
fierce denied.
Fleetwood Us. Dooiey-Judgment for plaintiff
The Mayor, &c, of New York ads. Capitalization
for new trial denied.
The same ads Whiting-New trial granted costs to
-, Wauyectat ps Acknowledgement for defendant and
that such Judgment be entered pro
March, ls47, when argument Of said cause closed.
The same as Observation-Disclosures for defendant.
The same Us. Baytis-Judgment for defendant
Cosgrdpe ct al Us. Decentralization for q trial
denied.
General Mutual Insurance COMPANY ads Oder
Judgment for defendant demurrer with liberty for
plaintiff to amend payment of costs within days
after notice Of rule.
Burtis Us. McManus-Motion for new trial denied
%, Ihe Neo Hope and Deiaoare Bridge Co. us. Phs~ir
me People rs Thos Dersenbury-Judgmentf for plain
tiff ON demurrer to first plea and for defendant
cond plea WITH liberty for both parties to plead dsne.o
rule
Waters ads, Perry ct ai-.udgment for defendant ON
demurrer, with liberty to plaintiff to reply denors on
payment OF costs WITHIN ten days after notice Of this
rule
Beach as. Afitcheu-Judgment of non. suit
| fierce denied
Read u.s. Darts ct ai-Judgment for plaintiff
Livingston ads Fitch ct a-Judgment for pain on de-
murrer with liberty defendant plead on payment OF
costs"ilhn ten days after notice Of this rule
COMMON PLrAs-lN BANco-DEcIsiors-UTiso. ads
Hieks d Iinri6m-Yerdict set aside with abide
tin ON demurrer to third branch, payment Of costs
Judgment for defendant the other demurrer Plain
tli may amend on payment Of costs.
hfngsfy d Goldman ads. the People of the State Of r.
Mem Pork.-Yerdiot confirmed with costs
COURT CALENDAR, for Monday.-Lircuit Court
Causes reserved and from No 206 the end Of the gen.
ersl calendar Common Pieds-lst Part-a7, 80, as as
lao las 100, l52, LOT, l60, 1872, l64, 80.
surERIoR Cocnr Notices of issue for the July term
or this Court must be filed with the clerk on or before
Wednesday, the 30th instant.
CouRr or GESnnAL snssIoss, Saturday, June 26-Be-
fore Recorder Scott and Aldermen Adams and Gilman.
tin John hlcKeon, Esq District Attorney Of
G 1a the opening of the Court this morning,
on Michael Kenny, and fined SO.
.1nother-George Waters and George w. Howard, in
May stolen from James H. strangsway Of No 81 Fourth
street silver and ewery the of S35 plead
ed guilty OF petit larceny and sentenced to the
| penentiary for six months each
Sentence William j. fIill convicted previously for
obtaining goods to the value of slo6, from Charles Hop
kins, NO 10 Maiden lane sentenced to the penten-
Trial for Reeeioing Stolen Goods -James Bshan aud
Catharine Behan then placed the trial
an indictment for receiving stolen goods ON the 24th
day of January last.
JOHN MoFrArr, sworn.--Ny store on the 2sth Of
January last was at No. Chatham street. that day
Two men called at my store. when said he
wanted coat; and after trying a number said had
none that would suit that evening shut up my store
as usual and about O'Clock next morning a policeman
to my house, said my store had been broken
open; went TO the store and found that about SIS
worth of goods had been stolen have since about
20 worth OF the goods che shown
one that was stolen from my store.
JAMES JoNrs, sworn-On the 27th Of January, went
TO the OF MIR. Alofatt in company with n man
named Ellis who said he wanted price a GOAT; after
coinlnB out 81 the store, Ellis asked IL saw that
place; told him did, he then said he was going 10
crack that place that night; about 10 O'Clock. w
went to the place, and another fellow named AntOina
wuo was with US took crow bar opt Of his pocket and
Nh ttehf 1...r Cu.s...
We teen went in aud took the goods then went TO
| thc house of Behan and Mrs Behau asked who vas
/ lhere, after being told, the door was opened. and
we went in, when Mrs. brought a basket into which
the goods were put; then the and
got more goods which took to the house of Behsn,
when another basket brought put the goods in;
then went to the house of Yankee Jack get some
thing TO drink; after we left Yankee Jacks, went
again to the store and took goods OF which We
took to Bchans house, which was Ia Cherry street, Mrs
u helped to receive the goods The goods coats,
pants vests handkerchefs cravats silks vest patterns
&c. The under charge Of the court submitted
| to the jury, who rendered ~ verdict of guilty.
The court then adjourned until the first Monday in
| July
| ALABAMA FLouR.-Iwo or three consignments
| Of Hour, IN all to 300 sacks have arrived here
this week from the interior II was ground and put up
! iy Robert Jemison, sen, OF Taladega county some
| eighty miles above Wetumpka. The quality Of this
v sold 90 arrival at 81 per lbs and IL now
retailing at 81 which Is equivalent to 50 per
bb This hope il the beginning Of u branch Of
industry in south Alabama The whole Of the TalIade-
ga valley is finely adapted to wheat culture The soil ia
and with the requisite knowledge and skill properly d.
rected rich returns of wheat believe can be had
there rs In any portion Of the West Mr. Anderson of
the mill has just received learn 100 sacks of
Alabama wheat, OF the present years crop This will AZ
ford him an opportunity OF testing his skill In making
native Hour that can compete with the western-Ms
bile Herald, June 10
THE WooL TRADE.--The prospect for the wool
trade IN the western part of the State Is quite
favorable this year Prices better than last year,
notwithstanding the change Of the rate Of duty the
imported article
The Buffalo Courier OF Friday says =" The wool
market begins to open and prices considerably bot
ter than last Sales Of 5000 lbs. Of various
qualities Mt from 20 to zoe Last year the range Of
descriptions from II TO 26.h
The Rochester Democrat of Tuesday, says -" Prices
open about three cents pound higher
than last year The average the In other points
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