The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-09
Law In telllgence.

SUPREME COURT, NOV. S.-Adjourned Septembe,
Special Term Before Judge Barcuo.- Clark u.s. Clark
Let an order be entered grantng leave to the de.
PENDANT to put in her answer within twenty days and
denying the application for amony without prejudice
Bogort rs Cinton.-Let an order be entered settinp
aside and vscatipg the order for the
Clinton.
Rathbone rs. Leach Let order be entered. deny.
ing the motion for attachment made by plaintiff
Wahsr Us. Trinity Church.-Let an order be en-
tered, allowing the exceptions to masters report.
.9nthT Us. .amher-Usual decree for divorce a
Wilson Us. Ond.rdonk-Let an order be entered
denying the motion Of defendant Onderdonk for
to amend the notice Of appeal.
Ransom rs. Sm,th.-The evidence not lbeinp sniff
cient to authorize decree In favor Of the plaintiff
upon either OF the grounds taken in the bill, the bill
must therefore be dismissed, with costs
Bogardus Us. the Rosendale Mining Companv -
Ordered that demurrer be allowed with leave to de.
iendant to answer on the usual TERMS upon payment
COMMON Pleas, Nov s.-DEcIsIoNs IN BASco. Row
oss M Johnson.-Motion granted on payment of costs
OF Term. White Us. Alls.-Motien granted without
costs Price Bulwinck le-Motion granted on
terms Englishber Us Mathews ct ai-MotIo granted
unless fl. amend his complaint in the manner sug-
gested upon the argument Stevens ct al u.s. Cassidy
Motion granted to issue commission to ngersoll one
Commissioners, or default. Nichtern u.s. Short-Mo.
ton denied.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRr-Before Just;cs
Nelson Fsir Brisac and another U.s. Cornelius ~
Lawr.nee.-This cause originally brought in the
Superior Court under the new code, but was subse.
n.
sequence Of the United States Government being A
party In the csute the action having bee brought
sssinst Mr. lawrence as their collector 1t appeared
that In the month Of December, lS47, the piaintGs
berg owners Of quantity Of merchs ndise Contained
in case marked +. Is. Co.. and numbe red ls4 CON
sstipg OF l72S ards oflinen and cotton drilling shin
ped the same at iavre, in France on board the shin
Iowa." consig med to F. Cottenet & Co., m.rcha mrs
OF this city; that the ship with said goods arrived
here on the 10Th Of January 1S4S thereupon the
consignees made entry Of them at the Custom House
iof wsIehousng according to the form prescribed by
29tn OF January last took possession the goods
and deposited them in the United States bonded
warehouse; at the corner of Broadway aud Exchange
Pace, in this city that the amount OF duty char &c.
able on said goods was ertained to be $40 S0
all other expentes incurred nted to ST. up TO the
"a OF March, 1885 both Of which sums were paid on
that day; and, tbereupon, Cottenet & Co, as the
agents Of plaintiffs, demanded said goods but could
not procure the delivery of the same the defenda Mt
and his servants alleging they lost, and could
not be found. The plaintiffs then 90 on to charge
that defendant took OF the goods for plain
1s and that he and his servants have not used due
uheepce ana care IN keeping the same but have bee
grossly negligent, Sc, by Of which they claim
TO recover 1882 the value Of the goods SC The de-
fence set up was, that defer dant head of DEPART
merit not liable under the warehousng act for the
care and safe keeping of merchants goods that the
act was framed ana passed for the and
OF merchants but that their goods rece yed and
TO be Kept a their own risk; and secondly, that he
cannot be held responsible for any Of his sub agents
In the warthousipg or any other department. To
make the heads OF depart Is responsibe thew must
be guilty Of rome immediate and direct act them.
selves by which the mischief complained Of has han
pened, iuasmuch as heads OF depar and their
tubordipsts are all agents OF the Cover mt that
employs them, and the being all respousi-
ore LOT ther own acts and the plaintiffs have any
remedy at all 1t IL against the person immedatelv
in charge ottbe warehousing depsr tment The cause
is holtu MD TO To- orfow morning
SuPnrnr CouRr, Nov g. General Term-The court
did not open to-day in OF the absence
one Of the judges.
CouRT o. Own A,p TERMNrR, AND CIRcurr
oouhL nov o.-Both these courts we're adjourned to
Sauld Ltxt consequence Of The illness Of Judge
Ednonds.
CouRT OF CENTRAL SESSIONS, November S-Before
rad.
The Grand Jury - The grand jury for the present
term it composed as follows John Cisco, foreman
and 1honssT Bioodgood, Joseph Close, s smuel Col
eao, G."pe Geepie Ira Hut cbin,on, Joseph Keller,
HcDIyS. Mitchell, John T.. Remson, Joseph Rich
Ifencis i Stholes, Lorenzo Sykes, William II Sweet
Martin Waters, James West, Levi Agar, VIM j.
BUtE,r, VIM. s. Connolly, James Hunter John Lew.
IL, Charles Parsons William White, Geor,s r. Case
The mtnlers Of the grand Inquest retired to their
chan her, and commenced the business Of the term
PhcS Of Guilty Margaret Murphy, indicted for
keeping boUfe If iIl-fane in Church sire ct blended
gDlty 10 Tie charge She will be .. NJ. ced on atur.
day. Jostpb Castles, Indicted fer grand larceny plead
fuiy to petit larceny. The Plea was accepted aud
piboner - n.nned to the enientary for six months.
tkayge ~ BWglary.-Chares Garrett, alias Wheel
or, In pleaded with William Dsrli ngton, alias Bristo
Bill, John Clark, alias Clatkson aud Joseph murray
alias RadcIIn was placed at the bar on charge Of
Of z2d s. pit Iset, de forcble entrance into Ihs
stcte of Charles M Nauerv Nos Al nd "A IA