The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-06

any wise connected with the firm or that there
any tucb men In existence
SIssoN b. DRAPER sworn know MoNulty; know
he bas done busipsss In house in William street
over the door OF which IL the name OF vyss Sons;
hsve paid money to mcNulty for vys" Sons have
got receipts from Vyse Sons through McNulty,
have the receipts CT prisoner for notes given to Vyse
Sens
list Of there notes was here read by dates
RICHARD p. LAwRESoE, sworp.-ls merchant in
this city; knows the house OF Vyse Sons; knows
MeNuly he has given me receipts as agent for vyse
4 Sons.
The case was here interrupted several witnesses
had court without their books the only docu
mentsry evidence of tie facts about which they pro-
pose testify and the court adjourned till to morrow
morning. at u o'clock.
CouKr OF OYrR AND TRIMMER, Oct 6-Before JUS
toe strong. Aldermen Crolius and Dodge.
BaJeas Corpus Charles Garrett indicted for q bur-
gary, was brought up thu morning to have his bail
reduced il appeared that the accused was arrested
store of Charles Marry, in Pine street opening
iron safe and taking tbersfrom $40 in bank bills and
promisssry notes to large amount, He was soon
after sIresttd and the Mayor held him TO bail in S5000
IL was ceneDded the part Of Garrett that the evil
dtnce against him was 80 slight that bail TO very
small smoupt would be sufficient. The court reduced
the bail to $500, and soon after adjourned.
COMMON PLEAs.- Before Judge Daily Jas ". Pail
et al. rs John Rics.-Tbis was action to
dsmapes for an alleged breach of contract Both
ties reside in Broad street and In the grain trade
Early in the spring of 1S47 contract entered
into between them. by which the defendant agreed to
deliver to Plaintiff at given time 1000 bushels of oats
or less at AZ cents a bushel Early in May the
eats began to advance. and kept steadily advancing
from that time until it got up to 65 cents. The de-
PENDANT then called upon to deliver the oats, but
be declined. alleging that be disappointed. The
sction is brought to the difference between the
az cents, at which the plaintiff purchased from de-
fendant and 65 cents the price he had to pay in the
market in the latter end of the month of May. The
defence was that defendant had contract with
named Booth in the western part of the State to de
liver quantity of oats to him in the month of May,
and that plaintiff became the assignee of that
in other words stepped into the dee shoes
and hat the liability, If any, rested on Mr.. Booth.
Sealed verdict this morning
SUPERIOR CoURr, Oct 5-Befors Judge Wander
poel The Corporation of the First Presbyterian
Church vs.. Joseph Conklin This not
cluded when the Court adjourned.
Before Judge Sanford.-Bowen and Blake VS. Sfep
ard. This cause also unfinished at the adjourn.
ment of the Court.
COURT CALENDAR FOR THIS DAY.-Circmt Court
IS 81 So az AS 40 81 55 to 62 inclusive 81 to So in
elusive. superior Court21, 40 66, 70 IS 30 90 95,
]o1 104 100 Ill 112 ia, 15, 16 100 1911 1872 124 to
12s, $50 to 1873, 1876 to l39 14 Common Pieas-Part
297, H. 37, 70 rs, IT, TO- ST. 49, SIS, ST. 80 81 49, o.
Part go 49, So 81 IS, 90, 92 "a, 96, o. 100 l02,
104, LOG, 108.