The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-09
New YORK, 18th June, 1S4S
Law Intelligence,


SUPREME CoURr, June Especial Term-Before Judge
Edmonds.--This court is adjourned to Monday next.
Before Judge neutrality-suspicious. Braisied as. Vim. l..
Conklin and Jno. W. rendyke.-Action of repevin
try title to property conveyed under execution,
issued judgment in the Marine Court. The pro-
pcry consists of desks counters stove and stove pipe
and some other articles, valued ut about $780, Ad-
journed until tomorrow (this morning)
CIRCUIT Court, June S.-Before Judge Edwards.
Daniel M Wilson d. Co IS. Hilbert Woodruff and Chas.
Mntun.-This an action on the case, to recover
damages for breach of contract. Plaintiffs dealers
iron, as well in other articles commission
chants In July, 1S45 man named Farrell n resident
Of Milwaukee, was in this city and called at plaintiff IS
store purchase lot Of tin. Of particular quality,
known NJ tin. The plaintiffs went to the defend
ants broker and made purchase of 300 boxes, at
SO I2 per box Bills of sale of the amount and qua
lily furnished to both parties; the 300 boxes
marked +. T. and the plaintiffs names put them
and delivered to carman, and shipped to Milwaukee,
where they arrived safely; but upon opening them,
the tin found to be of inferior quality, and
difference in value between it and that agreed to be
purchased of from So to 81 on the box. No express
warrant was however,, proved and the judge direct
ed nonsuit.
SUPERIOR Counr, June s.-Before Judge Sanford. -
Zdchrfssou .4hmun-The jury in this render
s1O551 and assessing the damages at $500 subject to
exception of the defendants counsel
COMMON PLEAS, June S.-Before Judge Daly.-Porter
adams rs John H. West-Action of trover to recover
the value of "a watch The case out Of n bet
last fall The plaintiff bet $40 that Fashion,
the Jersey would beat Passenger and staked his
winner kept the watch A nonsut granted on the
ground that the statute against gaming under which
plaintiff sought to recover, not set out re-
ferred to in the declaration.
Sloan u.s. Rileien-Ths action on two checks,
for $500 and the other for 500, drawn on the
Bowery Bank. Defence usury. Adjourned.
Bradley rs Keneias.-Vcrdct for plaintiff 100.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr--Before Judge
Betts-qired Peabody as. the Schooner Lucinda Snow,
her Tackle, 5cThe libel in this cause was filed to set
aside the sale of the schooner to VIM II. Rogers the
claimant. 1t appeared the libellant and Dawson
Lincoln in December 1871 purchased the schooner in
Boston for $1,000 and each paid 5000 and their
notes $1,000 the balance After the purchase she
was caulked and coppered at the libeants expense.
and Lincoln gave him a mortgage on his half "a secu-
tom House papers made out with names of libel
liant and Lincoln: the latter was appointed master.
In January 1SIS she sailed from Boston for Calves
ton with cargo; from that she to the mouth OF
the Rio Grande, and there chartered by the Uni
ted States Government to go to Vera Cruz. Shortly
after her arrival at Vera Cruz, she went ashore in
norther; survey was then called, after which she
sold to the caima mt for $3.50. The beant alleges
the sale Illegal and void against him. and prays
n decree to set it aside. Adjourned
GENERAL SESSIONS June s.--Beforc the Recorder and
Aldermen Franklin and Hatfield John Mckeon, Esq,
District Attorney.
Forfeited Recog izance.-Een Hannah, indicted for
receiving stolen goods Dyckman Roberts, for petit lar
ceny and William Schuluter, for libel were severally
called for trial. but not appearing their rccognizances
forfeited
Trial for Petit Larceny-Ashled d. Crane. young
boy about ftee years of put trial charged
with stealing n bracelet, SO bill n thimbe nd other
articles, valued Mt Sl7 the property Of Maria Gates
pawn ticket was produced, which had been found in
the possession OF the prisoner for the brace which
identified The prisoner received good character
only evidence against the prisoner which he said he
got from another boy. Verdct-not guilty.
CouRr CALrSpAn-This Day-Circmn Courts %,
81 49, 49, A. 4s 49, So 81, 81 So superior Court-s2,
1871 132, 1888 1856. 137, 1875 40, 141 to las Common
Pieas-137, rs, ia, 6, II, 40 4s, 6s, -, 30.