New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20
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Law Courts.
srrrRoR CouEr-bsfore Judges Oailer. vAnderpool
and s,ndiord-D q siOns.-JSAH Mptffid, Good4uf
to-Ffom MAY 10 Ans 1895, Mr. NJ sent s1id bh, Pors
nom oohe, Ohio. on cDnf gnnent To M-s,rs q Co.
CV.s, 49, insnue,lSH' gu, WIN on ., as.,ns
Co about 5000 quarter tho value Of the pofs Ia
Dec following q Co gave notice Of an intention TO sell
but MI Maiheld, In correspondence stated his belief
that the article would rise 10 value and asked O. Co 20
Withdraw the pork from the market a, present and he
could tell In 80 &C. regard 10 IT, Previous 10 Dee
Messrs Co bad paid, BY request, and on account Of
Mr. ~ TO about 90 per Of the value Of the pork They
uay to sell and did So At and se within s66oo Of
their advances This was between Dec ana FEB 10 he
latter month the price rose TO s4 per bel, when Mr.
gave them formal notice 10 sell They having already sold
stated he brough, action 10 recover the difference ana
possession. verdict WAS taken subject 70 the opn
II wa. eo1tend.d for plaintiff that no Instruction. hay
ing been given and drafts drawn sgsnst the cOusigu
nent the did no, control Of H. and the fac
tor bound to withdraw II from the market 10 Dec IS
required.
The Court gave opinion at much len 9Th. /, con
sders the reception OF the bill Of adng snd the payment
OF freight and charges, 10 have been commensura'e 10
draft and 70 create lien enabling the factor, With due re-
gard the interests Of The real 10 the amount
Of disbursements and If farther advances have been made
IS here, 70 the amount OF the sdvsne.s IN addition IL
shipper wishes 70 obtain CONTROL or reposseson OF the
goods consigned he must satisfy the factor to the amount
Of his &C vsuces Judgment for defendant .
Jskn Marfeid George Dougla This was similar
claim, Mr m having sent to Mr. ID. commission mer-
chant 10 this city COO barrels Of pork which Mr. D.
paid freight and charges In the case Of Messs Good
hue Co and also I'D vanced money aiterwsfd byfeques
but notice Of Intention 10 do and sold az -
10 S9! In February formal notice was gwen to sell and
action bIoGsh' to recover s. barrel being u
price February and that the article sold for The
Court considers that Mr. D. had lien and right 10 sell to
The amount Of his advances Having sold beyond this
however he Is liable for the and judgment was
for plaintiff for The difference IN price IA the sales
beVond the advances
Suit account OF the Bauk Of England 10 recover
sgsns. the parties bills Of exchange sent from Mobile
Mobile by way Of New York sufficient; that there
no necessity Of ssndins the protest. ard oas these
been obtain ed is subject TO pro rata the amount at
tached Judgmen. for plein,f-smount 10 be adjusted
John Smith q Gamble, plaintiff inerror, ads Jo5erh Lo
den and Others defendant error-A Judgment
dered in the Murine Court in favor Of Mes.u L. against
appeaed TO this Court and The JUDGMENT wss affirmed
Nj Smith then bought up OF third party judgment
against Messs Lowden snd leeks to set on sgsns me
judgment obtained by Messrs L. The attorney o. msss
L. contends that be has lien for costs upon the Judg
men obtained AGAINST Messrs G. and the Offset got
good TO the amount On the other hand II was conte d.
ed that there is law giving an attorney any lien or
claim different from any else, and that the supre
Court has held TO that effect This Court eon'ders,ac,
cording its custom, that the attorney has lien
that parties cannot settle till he is sstisted setoh1r-
COTS denied
Peter b. Guernsey ", S. j. STANDARDIZATION note.
The defence that It given Ia exchange Tor notes
of John Smith Co and not TO ha effective uule.the
notes could be made available - Offset &c. Motion was
made for reference as the case would involve long
count between one Of the parties and Mess Smith Co
The Court thought the account between third parties
could not be inquired here question only being
a 10 consideration. Motion for reference denied.
THE SPIKE SOCIETY The WashingtOnidn
Journal published at Portland, Maine. states that new
TeetotS Society has been started IN that city, called the
TeegTaphc Spike Society,". Ii wss started by two indi-
vduals, who, believing they had been in the habit Of
spending altogether too much Of their hard earnings fer
IL. and -far lNar
obligation, agreed that Inc first one who should drink
must draw out the spike with his teeth or forfeit the above
spike The spike Is driven down Close and the agree
meut Is that tho one who violates his pledge Is In some
way 10 draw the spike TIE first spkes-about seven IN
number-were driven into Telegraph post The Society
intend 10 have post for this purpose. subsequent
meeting was held and eleven members drove spikes
This spike driving business will do them good service
they don't have to put their teeth to them hereafter
MURDERS, &c-We learn by n letter from j. f.
simmons Esq editor Of the Weldon Herald. that MUIR
der committed about three miles Yves, Of Weldon on
saturday last The parties aged In swapping nor
ses-the murdered man IS James Smith, worthy citizen
and his murd rer's Is Brown mulato. The terms
Of the trade had been settled and the horses exchanged
when dispute concerning some points IN the con-
tract Brown seized the bride OF the horse on when
smith was mounted. The latter dsmOun'ed, and While
stopping 10 take upa stick TO defend himself Brown
stabbed him the heart, and he died Immediately
Smith has left wife and several small children. Brown
made his escape. He is tall, straight, robust muatto
/ and a blacksmith be- trade. Wilmington y. c. Com.
TRIAL OF CooLIDGE.-The penny papers con-
tain full reports Of the trial Of Coolidge, so far as 1t IA
BEEN progressed On Tuesday after the opening plea on
the part the Government six witnesses were exam
ined but nothing Of particular importance was ELECTED
Tue evidence related principally to the condition OF me
body of Matthews when found and the result Of the pest
mortem examination and analysis Of the contents OF The
stomach which indicated the presence Of Prussic acid
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