The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-19
TWO CENTS.

judgment, in consequence of which Jonea had A,
assign the property to plaintiff in for his creJi
tors and that subsequent to the assignment defend
ant levied under the mortgage and took away the pro-
perty. The cauee Is adjourned till to morning
Before Judge Ulsheffer.-.fnn Ehra Ferris by ne,
neat fridnd, Frederick Schwarfx-Ths was also IN
action Of trespass The defendant resides In Reade
street and keeps large dog. It appears that in May
ls47; the plaintiff was playing on the sidewalk, and
was bitten in the arm severely by the dog The jury
gave verdict against defendant for 500
Common Pleas, September Especial Term.-Bs-
toIe Judge Ingrahsm -franeis Raseh VS.. Barbara
the facts necessary to enable the Court to judy
ment.
Walker vs.. Wefmore ct al--Motion for comm isson
HARTLEY, neat friend, va Decentralization granted,
on payment Of costs, sl5 AZ; judgment and levy to
stand as security.
Same VS. HGHock-Same order.
GENERAL SESSIONS, September 17.-Before the Re-
corder Aldermen Smith and Dodge Trial for False
PrefenceS- The trial OF Alexander Cox and Ephrsm
Mainland, which has occupied the court since Friday
was resumed and summed up, when the Recorder
charged and the case was given to the jury about
O'Clock when the court adjourned to o'clock p. NJ,
at which time the jury had not agreed His honor sent
them back to their room, intimatng that in the
of their agreeing to 10 o'clock they liberty
to rent for him to his residence at the same time al
lowing them refreshments.
Interesting Medical Case at Hastings The propre-
tor of this paper summoned yesterday before Mr.
Jasper S. Golding OF the stern ADM nstrators OF
justice on the banks of the Hudson, to answer the
complaint Of Doctor j. Dobas for refusing to pay him
forty dollars for attendance of the servants at
Mr.. Benefits country residence, at Hastings From
the dispositions Of the plaintiff it appeared that
time ago, he attended the patient who aboring
under small Iox but from some cause other, this
worthy disciple of Esculapus did not become aware
of the fact for period of several days after his first
visit, After insterDg the best remedies that his
skill could suggest he found 1t to be hopeless case
and the patient died The bill furnished by the med
ical gentleman a most original and unique speci-
men of medical practice Not a single date-not q
single item was given, and he felt considerable annoy
ance that it was not swallowed with the same unhes-
aq IN Of his NTH Ja
did not appear to be aware Of the fact that when
taken 1t would be we'll shaken, and opened his eyes
in utter amazement when exception taken to this
summary process of treatmnet. He then promised to
give bill of particulars and after various proposals
that the should be tried at 10 o'clock Tuesday
week at Mr.. Tsyor's, Dobbs Ferry. As some strange
and curious disclosures expected to be made,
speeding medical practice and medical Jurisprudence
in this locality might be of advantage to the profess
sion at large to be present on the occasion In the
course Of the arrangement as to where the rial should
take place, Mr.. Bennett created Sons Amuseme Mt nv
ohering TO r," residence as the Hall Of Justice;
.nu, as the trial might take some time to supply all
parties with biscuit and wine, and some beautiful
spring water, to refresh them after their labors
CouRr CALENDAR FOR THIS Day Circuit Court
II, "a, 23, 25 26, 457 % 80 So 46, A. 49, 49, so,
81, So, So 54. Common Pieas-First Part-7, 65, o.,
Part.lso GA, p 9S, II, &c. ZIG, 1884, 14o 14l, 1ee,
16s 10, 172, ia
MILITARY LAW rs CrvrL Law Some two years since
while Colonel Humphrey Marshalls regiment of Ken
lucky cavalry, encamped below this city Captain
Cassus NJ Clay ordered by the colonel to proceed
with detail Of men, and arrest some men who had
left the camp without orders and supposed to
at house Of questionable character in the lower part
Of the city, kept by woman named Eliza Boiler.
Capt G., proceeded to the house, and being refused
admittance, ordered entrance to be forced which
was done. although several shots fred from 1t,
one Of which took effect in the face of of his
men. During the affair the house considerably
damaged and the furniture in 1t almost entirely de-
moshed Mrs. Boiler instituted suit against Captain
Clay for the amount Of damage she sustained, and
the case was brought up for trial yesterday After
patient hearing Of the the jury returned a
dict Of $501 damages against Captain Clay. We I'M
derstand that her counsel claimed that all who par
ticpated in the affair Liable, but suit was brought
against Capt. Co. he being in command, and regarded
as fully responsible. -LoHsrtHe Courier, Sept II