The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-16

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CouRr OF ArPEALs, April IS Present, Freeborn @.
Jewett, Ed Chisf Judge, &o-The court organised
this msraiog IN rosuaed No 10 the argument OF
wbi,h occupied the entire dsy Judgment reserved
surREME Coysr April I5.-Present, Justices Csdy,
Willard and Edmoads.-Ths court met-No l73 was
resumed and included; No. 65, reserved cause Spell
mau ads Clark, was argued. The calendar then
called and defaults taken in the following
No liza, Lawrence Wardwell; No l76, Condict OF al
ads Losse; No i7g Wrign. ". Msrrsm' ans lso, Wood
and argued No. 1884, being next in order the parties
agreed 1873 should be argued In s place. and that
1872 should take its place the calendar. Tho argu
ment of 1873 was then commenced, and the court an
nou ,ced that no other would be called that day
Page to tsks the places OF Justices Cady and willard
on the Monday Of May next who with Justice Ed
monds will continue tho siltings of the court until the
fist of August.
C,ncuIr CouRr, April Is Before Justice Hurlbut-
William G Clark ct al Us. Samuel KingsSury ct al -
This action to recover $3.50, the balance Of
quantity Of oats sold by PLAINTIFF to defendants The
deencs set up that plaintiffs broke the contract by
not delivering the eats at the time specified. Verdict
for plaintiff for amount claimed.
u. 8. CrRcuIr CeuRr, April Is Before Judge Mel
son-Jar CUES 20 Collins It aI-This closed yee
terdsy, when Mr. Wood commenced the summing up
for tho defence. He was followed by Mr. Lord, part
Of the plaintiff Mr. Staples will continue part Of
the defence on Monday, and will be followed by Mr..
Cutting on part OF the plaintiff whom his Honor, the
Judge will charge. he Court adjourned over to 10
O'Clock, A. NJ
sUrERIoR CouRr, April l5-in Banco-Dec isions-Ben-
nehus he Mayor of r. city 1T appeared that at the
sale Of the lot Of ground in question: BY the Cooperation
thst If th-re any rregularity Ia the sae the Cor
porath Should refund the purchase money. Under
these circumstances Bennett purchased the lot Upon
investigation found tho title Of tho Corporation
defective and Bennett insists upon getting back his
purchase money We sgreed that ne has right of
he represents and that the title Is Detectives he has
right to and get back his money; and the Corpors
when he msde the purchase 1t appeared there
great rregusrity in tho ofthe Corporation
and doubtful whether there any ordinance ct
all to warrant those proceedings The two objections
relied in opinion fatal The hrst Is, that the
in not siating that the demand made three times
motifs. to redeem Tn. Court Of Appeals hs. adjudsed
that this last defect fatal Judgment must therefore
be given for the plaintiff
.andtrson Us same Like Judgment.
james Wilson, jr., vs. jacob Little This was
ton Tor the to deliver stock which had been mort
gagged to tho defends for loan. verdict had,
subject to the decision of the court Judgment was
given, and counsel not being satisfied, moved
for argument. The question WAS as to the amount
Of damage Judgment for plaintiff ding to the for
mer ruls
Squire Deoey adsm the President and Directors of the
I'm Bank Judgment for defendants on demurrer TO
replication with liberty to plsintia, to amend on pay
Sherman adsm. S ebbins r Woods Judgment for de-
PENDANTS on demurrer to replication, with hoorty to
plaintiff to amend within 10 days on payment Of costs
Clark Us President &c. Merchants Bank.-Ju dgnent
for plaintiff
tia
SUPERIOR CouRr, April l5.-Before Judge sandford.-
MFadden M-sde.-After tho Judge haS taken his
hs bench, Friday oining, and the names Of
the jury oseld Mr. shafer one of the counsel for
the plaintiff stated that he Informed the
had communicated with one of the jurors the night
previous and requested him to withdraw. 1t was do
MED by the counsel the other sde but turned out
that Communication made to tho juror by man
named Patrick Kelly the subject OF tho trial His
Honor indignantly remarked the improperly OF such
conduct, and discharged the jury
COMMON Pleas In bauoo.-D q cisious-Nosh T. Pike
ads Robert Stead, ct al Judgment of non-suit en-
Jared and fsrees report set aside but II plaintiff does
not consent the report aside Noah I. Pike ads
William NJ. Baxter. Non-suit confirmed.
CouRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS, April l5-Before Re-
cord r Scott and Aldermen Frsnklin and Allen.
Sentences AT tho opening Of the Court this morning,
Edward Thompson convicted Of stealing $40 from John
Kinney ut porter house in Madison street the 9Th
January last called to tho bar aud sentenced to
two yssrs imprisonment in ths State prison. Ia the
of Edmund Charles Jr, having pleaded guilty to
advertising publishing scale Of lottery tickets-he
Court ordered him to pay a fine Of $50.
Charge of False Prefences.-Joeoph o. Hasbrouck,
against whom the Grand Jury found bill Of Indictment
for obtaining money by OF false p-etences,
brought into Court bench warrant and held to bail
for his sppearaoce.
The Court then adjourned until Monday morning.
COURT CALENDAR FOR MoNpAY.-Circmt Courk-332,
10 H. H. "a IS, 95 90, ia l6, $780, l22 1913, l24,
1875 to l29 inclusive Superior Court9 40 81, lao,
$50 1885, l3l 49, 1884, 100 200 2O5 20s 80 2t4 2l6 2i7
2l9 go 222 2a4 22s II &c. Is a. 90, S. $780, III 1879,
23l 232 233 234 237 to $50 inclusive. Common Pleas
La, ga, SO 1879, 10, IL.