The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-19


n the crew Of ue ship Col Tayoe the high
oI""pn into court, arregued and pleaded not guilty
bis trial " Ixsdfe Monday next Captain Bertrand
one ,"sssoa 1of watson
srraepsd, ndpI.sded not guilty The judge drrctvd
thar copies Of the dictnent should be Furnished to
The District Court then organized and his honor,
heard one or two admiralty cases of no intsrest
GIrsulr coynr, Oct II Before judge Morse %s
This action for Islander The de-
claraton aimed two counts the first charg the
defendant with having circulated amongst the neigh
bors snd friends Of Mrs. Robinson, that she kept
house OF H. fame The second count charged him
with having called her in the Of several per-
Five Points The defendant pleaded the general ISSUE
which threw the proof5pn plaintiffs, three or four
tons in the second of the declaration and the
jury found verdict for the plaintiffs for $50
ADJOURNED TERw-Before Judge Naynard.-.4bra-
ham Taienfine RS WIm Giiieu This was q action of
eeotm~nt for gore ofand in 18th street The plaintiff
q lot Of land on the south side OF 18th street.
which he purchased in February, 1916, alta sale made
decree in chanc~ry ip foreclosure cause
upon which occasion he took deed OF It, in which IT
is described lot No T. Various other lots sold
under the same circumstances The late rhos. A.
Emmett Esq purchased several lofs at the same SALE
including Nos and at side Of the plaintiff lot,
and and at the other side Of which he also took
deed, and had 1t recorded But it appeared the sale
Emmett and the recording his deed were subse
quent the sa'e to plaintiff aud the recording of his
deed. Mr. emmett at the time OF his death, was the
If the entire of the lots he purchased but sub
seQuenty his heirs ed them to A. L. Robinson,
ESQ, who soon after conveyed them to the present
MIR Tbos. Adds Emmett, the latter gentleman after
wards conveyed them to defendant. The plaintiff
cs ms that got the entire Of his lot accord
ing to the boundaries and description in his deed.
Adjourned
Wm Butler last week Of attempt to create
revo sentenced this morning to pay hne Of $40,
and to be confined until the fine was paid
UNITED STATES CoMMIssroNER's OFFICE, Oct. 18-Be-
Gardiner EsQ.Ytiemptf 10 Create Rec0H Jas
Austin, George Prince. Richard Rogers John Welsh,
Timothy Henry Peter Browne. VIM Heay, Francis
Timms John Mullen James He ward VIM Jones and
Sam, Coles twelve the Of Cambridge.
arrested yesterday by Drpnty Marshal Collins.
board the cambridge in the lower bay and brought up
to tow last night. An examination Of the
had this morning. from which IL appeared that Austin
things The first came 10 to the cabin while Aus
tin employ in the removal Of the luggage. and
asked him what he was doing The latter made him
some reply with which the mate was displeased he
thereupop colared Austin and struck him. tn. seaman
struck him back. The captain and second mate then
came up and succeeded In putin Austin in irons
The other prisoners then struck Off aud positively
fused to work unless Austin was released, which the
captain refused to do and came up to town md pro-
cured a warrant and had them brought up. The
is postponed until to-morrov.
CIRcuir CouRr- Before Judge MAY usrd.-Vaienhne
Gairt This cause not concluded when the
adjourned
SUPERIOR CouRr. Before Judge Vauderpoel =
Henry Busch Frederick Stockes and several Others
This is an action for a malicious prosecution It
appeared that the plaintiff keeps establishment for
forwarding passe ngers to the West. In April 1896
German. named Carl Gloss, arrived here on his way
westward to place called Tayorsvilla in Kestucky
He met with one Of the plaintiffs nners, aud pur-
chased ticket from him to take him to Cine nnat,
which he thought the nearest route to where he
was goirg He afterwards discovered tina. there
another place of the of Taylorsville in
Ohio, and that 1t was to the latter place the
ticket which he got would free him. He after
wards came back, and had some understanding
with the rur ner. and wa. refu nded dollar. Suisse
queptly. according to the statement of plaiutif's
counsel he went to a boarding house. where he met
with some Of his countrymen, who told him he had
been cheated and induced him to lodge complaint
against the plaintiff at the Mayors office, who it
alleged, upon hearing dismissed the complaint The
matter then brought before the city grand jury,
indicted for fraudulent practices and subse-
quently tried and acquitted He brings this suit
TO damages from the defe who compose
the Society for the Protection of German Emgrants
Adjourned.
SurERIoR CouRr.-Before Judge v a derpoel Brisch
Stockee and ofhas-This cause is adjourned to this
Smith Borler rs. Harrison Ofmstead.-This was an
tiff gave the note to defendant for collie ction aud al
lepes that he collected the WHOLE and has onlv paid
over part on the other; ana the defendant alleges
in full Verdict to morrow this morning.
SUPREME Court, Oct Is Adjourned September spe-
cisl term-B"fore Judge Barculo The reserved
were taken up this morning No. IS being called on,
and the parties ready argument was proceeded with
and partly heard.
COMMON PLEAS, Oct 17-Before Judge Ingraham-
lion damages for tres pass committed by
the defendants servant the plaintiff. 1t appeared
the end of CourtlsDd street next the North River
Some day in the mouth Of September, 1SE she
crossing from CORTLAND TO Greenwich street. cab
coach, owned by defendant, drove up at the time
and she was struck by the pole of the cab, knocked
under the horses feet and injured very severely in
copseq uepce of which she confined for a consi-
dersbe time The jury brought in a verdict of 500
for her.
d;,tf orv Ala utiE ST. mt dams
VIM Leech us. John Florence, Jr - This was
ton Of tIespass tor alleged forcibe dipossssou
Of the plsnt from his apartmer by the defenda Ut
The merely opened, and ajjourred to TO-
morrow (thif) morning.
COMMON PlrAs-Before Judge Ipgraham -Olicer
johnson vs. Mqfhew Rowe.-This was an action for
SANDER The plaintiff and defendant met in Wall
street in April last and after conversation the
defe charged the plaintiff with ste alng note
for $780, the property of in the presence of
four CT five persons then standing by. There
Defence and the jury gave verdict for plaintiff for
one hun bred dollars.
joseph Bear vs. .fJm. L. Hermdn.--This WAS an nc.
ton OF rover the value Of quantity of dry
goods. alleged to be- converted by the defendant. 1t
appeared The plaintiff s in the habit Of going through
the eouEtry with horse and wagon, trading Ia dry
goods The goods in question were in Oswego, aud
were followed there by the defe and taken out
CT the plaintiffs possession. The defence was that
they seized and taken by virtue of assignment
fro Julius Bear and others who were owners of the
Before Judge DRly.-Leech VS. FIorence.-Verdict for
plaintiff 500
CouRT GENERAL SESSIONS, Oct. II Bench VAR
rants Returned-Returns we're this NOR pg made on
warrants Issued against John s. Austin. and James
Nesbit. indicted on charge of numbering Timothy
Shea by shooting him with pistol at the porterhouse,
Sc Leonard street. the goth September last Mes.
bit brought into court under arrest, and commit.
ted Austin under arrest but is at present too Ill to
be removed from his lodgings. An AFFIDAVIT to that
effect from his physician being lodged with the Court
it Of course deemed necessary that he should for
the time being, remain where he is Matthias Bro ason
also, under Indictment for offence under the iu
ritdicion Of this Court was brought in by officer
and held TO answer
mol Pros-ln the of the People as. Edward II.
Dixon indicted for libel on Cunning s Bedford, VI.
D.. the Court ordered mol pros to be entered The
witnesses in the CASE were therefore, dismissed from
further attep dance.
Charge Of Perjuyy-A case came up this morning,
which created considerable sensation and which re-
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