New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-19
Court CaIepdar-THIs DAT.

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SUPERIOR CouRT-Before Judge Oakley -Frances A.
Broou,s Margaret Wellington and samnst y PaTsSr
twa daughter, and son. OF Mrs W ellington, who keeps
boarding house in Greenwichst BEING IN arrears toI
board they we're notified they could not oe 90
away their things, Mrs w. claimed right TO retain
them al the board was paid and U'ps s,ss ren
released Mrs Broome alleges that 10 the sttempt 70 oe
tain them there assault and battery aud fase I'M
lion Isyins her damaged AZ Is 600. An otter made
the part of Mrs Wellington to show that Mira broome
has other boardiu house keepers In tie same way
but il was ruled out The dsu ghters testified TO their
mother being pushed aud bruised &c IL was deneu 'ns.
dstentiou dculty bu, the Jury gave verdict for
plaintiff Of 500 against Mrs Wellington and Mr samuel
and for defendant relate. to Mr. Josish fsrker-Sor
pltf, Mr.. Manchester for dstdt, Mr. mcAdam
John Jaqus5 vs. l.. Collins TO recover sll,Vco
advanced on what stated 10 the bill OF adng Invoice
and policy of insurance be - ceroons cochneal and
shipped Tor England in the Cosmo, belonging to Mr.
Jaques but the subsequently proved TO contsn
Indian meal instead OF cochlnesi, Ms'',s eoiip' 70
sumed house ia New Orleans, ana DeUoer me eleseo
owner coming with 1t from New ofissn' ana 70 ~no.
the money was paid The question 10, tue Jury ~a'
whether Messrs Collins Co had exercised nesl
in h-iI Commission
whether Mr. Jacques should have inquired more cosey
than he did into the character Of DeGoer before adysnc
ing his money merely on his representation ano On ,ne
strength of samples The Jury yesterday, return
ed verdict for defendants subject 10 the opinion OF the
Court" but IL necessary the verdict should DC
without, the latter clause they were sent oich 70 'heH
room where after remaining about three hours they Do
eared their inability to agree, and were d'ehHgsa For
plaintiff Mesrs Cutting and Lord for defendants me""
Alleged Participation IN the Slave Trads-capt Tho
dors Canot, Italian by BIRTH and resident on the
West Coast Of Africa, Cape Mount was placed upon
trial charged factor, OF having hted out the
bark Chancellor this port in 1916 for the purpose OF
engaging In the African slave trade The Indictment has
been found under the law Of 1873 for the suppression OF
the ,.ys trade which declares that any captain
factor of vessel 6tted out ports OF the United States to
be engaged In the African or other foreign slave
shall be fssd not more than $4,000 less than $1,000
and Imprisonment FIVE yesrs nor lees than two
{. IL said. came to New YORK, chartered the
Chancellor for Is mouths from Mr. Charles Mstthews
who had been induced to purchase her on the repro
sentstion of friend OF Capt C. that she would be cha-
tered Of Mr. ~ at high price and Capt O. streed 70 Pay
$3.50 for the vessel and and ut her oct himself Tic
did h her out employed captain and crew and went
ia the vessel himself to the Coast VI Africa, where ater
being there months, her course was 90 sspico9s
that sbs WAS taken Of the United States brig
Dolphin and sent 10 this port and Capt being on ooan
of her also sent to the Uoited States and
tho present bill found against him. He known pre-
viousy have chartered the bark Atasnts ~heh sue
slaves on board the schooner Patuxent was also sup
posed be in his employment which vessel sl.honsh
She was condemned after being sent home had acted
with go much that Judge who tried her
tilted there hsd been probable cause for 'uPPosns her to
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The present trial il before Judges Nelson and Belts Mr.
David Graham appears in behalf Of Captain Csnot aud
Mi Butler District Attorney for the United states Aief
the latter had opened the case, question arose a. 20
whether person who charters vessel for aspecne tm
and mans aud hts her out be held as an owner on
criminal suit Argument heard, decision on which
will be given this forenoon.
COURT oy COMMON PLEAs-8efors Judge lnFshsm-
! It,lliam Haughsy Th0pas McKean.-Ar mexican nav
ns mortgage certain effects belonging 10 Mr. hsutfsy
AZ the corner OF Thirday and Twenty frsst caused q
sale 10 be made Ii alleged that he took more than be-
onasd 10 him. or contained IN his mortgage, and
brings action for uespsa Verdict for plaintiff s6l-For
plaintiff Mr.. J. M smthJr for defsndsntMr. Leyerdse
/ UNITED STATES MsRsRAL's OFTCE-Assrik at Sea--
Can't Mccain this bark Edwin Johnson was sTresied
on charge Of ASSEMBLING John H. hsy, one Of the sea
men with dangerous weapon Ia billet OF wood lie was
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