The New York herald., 1848-01-15

Of lsa4. To thsn replied that he taken into
partnership by Bullock the surviving partner after the
deaths on the other partners and that 1t was In his
city a. the partner Of Bullock he received these rents
but that from the time he withdrew from thu partnership
In 1888 he had never intererd until he bscsme partner
second time. The Master reported against the claim
of Mr. Besborow to which report exceptous we're taken
by the latter. aud the case afterwards heavd by
Judge Edmonds on report and exceptions His Honor
confirmed the Masters report and ordered Mr. Bellsbo
row to the costs OF the proceedings in the Masters
ONCE To this decision an appeal was taken The
was argued by MIR u. d. Simap, for MIR Bellsborow;
and by Mr. A. Thompson, for Mrs Mounsey and dsush-
ter The Court affirmed Judge Edmond-' order except
funds in court and further that their order should
without prejudice to the rights Of Mr. Belsbsrow In
settling the partnership accounts
CIRcUIr CoURr, jan Ia Before Judge Morss-Traac
H1ines Us. Watt'r and Warrem Brsdy-This
action the TO recover damages for alleged false
representation made defendants to plaintiff in the
sale of a schooner In January 1916 the plaintiff had
occasion for small schooner, and applied to the de-
fendants to know If they had one for sale or il not If
they knew OF any other person who had. Defendants
replied they had schooner called the Jane Ray which
they would sell him. an represented her to be built OF
could be insured for 81 900 at Ave per cent Upon these
representations the plaintiff purchased her for $500
walnut instead Of oak that she eleven years
old and could not be insured for over $500 at 10 per
cent. Adjourned For plaintiff Mr. r. Tyson for de-
PENDANTS, Mr.. j. Haskett.
CoURr OF GENERAL SESSIONS Jan. 1i-Before
Recorder SCOTT and Aldermen De Forrest and Kelly.
Jonas b. Phillips, Esq Assistant District Attorney
Trial for keeping Disorde w House.-Johp Strad-
indicted for keeping disorderly house ut No 3ol
Warrington street, was called to trial. On the part
OF the prosecution Capt Perry OF the 5h ward police
testified that repeated complaints had been made TO him
about the house in question: being tho resort Of @
had visited the house himself several times for the pur
pose Of making observations and that of those
occasions he females there, whose conduct
very different from what 1t ought to be
JAMES BURNs, n cabnan, deposed that he had visit
ed the house several times had taken something to
drink there had met with females there Iwhom be had
treated that he had paid ney to Mrs Stradman for
the Of bed afernoon that the occasion al
sex sleep with HIM that he was so w,n pleased with his
visit that ne should like to have repeated 1t very often
This year ago last summer.
MICHAEL DALLAHASsEv testified that he had been at
the house of defendant and had seen quite fashy
man there who invited witness to rena ain with her
This occurred time between the beginning OF April
and the latter part of May.
CHARLES G. ELLrorr testified that he knew the pre-
misses occupied by the accused and had heard noises
there at late hour at night also, that he had
and women go in and out at unssssonasls hours:
For the defence, JAMES WooD Of No 300 Warrington,
street testified that he lived next door to the
and had never seen any improper conduct, and never
heard anything against the character Of the house until
Mr.. Farley spoke to him on the subject
Henry RUrGER testified that he had known the
oused for several years had visited his house frequently
and had never seen anything wrong going there
mily.
Several other witnesses testified to the good character
JANIS BRYAN, policeman, testified as folIows:-I am
acquainted with the house No so Washington street,
have been there several times with from the
country who were stopping at my house; they wanted
man; the reason went to the house was to smuse my
guests We went to see the 4" performsncee;n one Of
her face and sung Of the most bawdy that
ever heard
The evidence was here brought to a close and the
jury after brief absence returned into Court, and rem
dered q verdict Of Not Guilty"
Case of Charles ". Carpenter The Grand Jury
Of the present term, having found two indictments
sgaiust the before named individual for forgery for
having been before the fact in furnishing
VIM N Andross with counterfeit bank notes purport-
ing to be ieeued by the Oc Bank OF Newburypert,
and inducing him TO pass the same; the other indct
ment charging him with aiding the escape OF AndrS:s %
morning brought into court aud the amount OF his bail
hxod at 81 500 on each Indictment in default OF which,
Trial fer Grand Lerceny-George Green then
called to trial on charge Of having been concerned
with James Wilson In ang ave barrels of -four worth
$3 as the property of Alexander Hubbs George Hubbs,
and Bepjsmin Brush on the 2sth OF December last
people deposed as follows Fl am grocer at the corner
Of south and Montgomery streets On the evening OF
stolen sidewalk In my store Irscovsrsd
the nour through the efforts Of officers Barton and Leg
brands - ''''' '1'' 'A'
EDMUND B. SMITH, esrman, depossd that he was en-
peyed by man. to cart Eve barrels OF aour from the
Of Montgomery and South streets to the Of
Delaney street Il was dusk at the time, and ! could
scarcely distinguish the features of . person. know
George Smith by sight; have csrted for him from
sells; he 10 n stevedore.
P,rhIcK MrHAn testified that on Wednesday Dec
29th the prisoner Ia my house in 10th street and
hired the cellar, he represented to store apples and
-four In He put some barrels Of -four in 1, on that day.
and on the following day two officers came and took IL
away and going TO the police court with tho officer
sw the prisoner (Greene) there and identified him
the Individual who hired the cellar from me
syLvArus GRswoLD, carmsn, testified that Wilson
employed him to cart load of -four from 10th to 10th
flour on my cart at Mr. Barkers porter house in 10th
street. he gave some directions which he wanted
me to go to 10Th street He hnaly told to put down
the -four at the foot Of 18th street. where he paid me-
and remained with the -four The same dsy met an
officer who asked about the -four and gave what in
formation could.
THOMAS II. BARTON, policeman. testified, that being
informed on tho 2sth ult., that some -four had been
stolen and it supposed in the llth ward
proceeded look out for the same aud with Mr..
Grswold, who gave such information as led to the
srrs: OF Wilson and the recovery Of the nos wnlcn
Hubbs had previously described the barrels ut least he
said that one was marked Lake. and the brands OF
the other the same; when Wilson brought out
for examination he asked whether he knew Greene,
in reply to which, he stated that he had acquaintance
the North River side Of the city being asked
whether he knew Wilson, he said that he knew him very
GiLsrnr LEoorrr, policeman depoeed that on taking
Mr. Mehan to the station house, he at once identified
Greene as the man who hired the cellar from him
The prosecution here rested when several Witnesses
called In behalf the accused to show that he had
always sustained q good character, and was hard
working and Trustworthy man. The prisoners counsel
then urged that the indictment defective inssmuch
set forth that the aour the property OF Asxan-
der Hubbs and Bepjsmn Brush while the evidence .d-
duced, proved that 1t belonged to Alexander Hubbs
George Hubbs and BENZ amin Brush At this stage Of
the proceedings the court adjourned until Tomorrow
SUPREME CoUnr THE UNITED STATES Jan. l3 -
On motion Of Mr. Clay, John Titus, Esq Of Pennsyl-
vsnis, and Nathaniel b. Hoxe, Esq of New York
admitted At orneys and Counseers Of this Court
And on motion Of Mr. Webster, Frederick A Talmadss
aud Nathan Hail. Esqs, Of New York, were admitted
Attorneys and Counsellors of this Court No. Chss.
Patterson vs. Edmund r Gaines and Myrs bis
wife, on appeal from the Circuit Court Of the Uni-
ted States for Louisiana. Mr.. Justice Wayne de-
livered the opinion OF this Court, reversing the
decree Of the said Circuit Court in this cause,
and remsndng the same to the said Court with di.
recons that decree shall be made in the said Court
In this case declaring that lawful marriage was con.
tractsd In Philadelphia Pennsylvanis between Daniel
Clark and Zuline Carrers and that Myrs Clark, now
MIL 4hafKu KuaI.