The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21

osvar 81 .ASysALs, Apsil so-issssns tysssesn Q.
spSsiis.s. w. JsAnH MSsssrssr a. al vs.sadsni vas
resumed and concluded No Is. JOHN j. Deraismer,
ssS the TS. GssSs Wy:
not concluded when the Court adjourned.
SUPREME CouRr.-Present. Justices Cady. Edmonds,
and willard Mes % and 81 finished No 30 taken up;
argum Mt not concluded when the Court adjourned
CIRCUIT Couar.-Besors Judge Hurbut.- Charles Fl.
Carpenter ~ Henry sheldon and sepsrat others-This
an action for prosecution which has grown
pspelled this evening" and the for thu prosecution
will be opened to (hs morniue IL Is said there
tin aud nosrlv a. many on the part OF the dsfencs II
90. 1t IL probable ths trial viii last for fortnight a.
least
SUPERIOR COURT Anril 90 -Bsfors the Chief Justice
an action $500 5000 the amount Of certain
policies OF insurancs The pslutiR who is resident
OF Milwaukee, Wisconsin Territory came tn this city In
stober 1916 and purchased lot or goods from 5efsu
daut and directed him to sf.ct insurance them
and to them by the lskes TO Milwaukee The goods
we're accordingly insured in the Of defendant for
account Of plaintiff and sent to Buffalo BY canal and
there shipped for vi wauke The vessel In which thsy
we're shipped, together with cargo, wa-s afterwards
lost It appeared that in the fall Of 1916 Bartlett s.
Nixon dry goods merchants Of this city who are the
plaintiff. 10 interest in this suit sent soma parcsls of
goods to Milwaukee aud the 9th of January, ls47
thy effected sale through their sgent to ssnators
%ho assigned the policy o. iosussnco a 20 Prst
Nixon notified defendant If tho assignment before he
received the insurance from the compsny, and that
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called upon him TO pay It to them soon he
ceived It. Theamount Of the insurance was received In
April 1877 ny Coo.n who refused to p.y IL ever 70
fords indebtedness himself for the goods lost the
likes Tbs question here was, did tho Assignment Of
len Tho Judge directed the jury to And verdict for
priot6 subject TO the opinion Of the Court in Bsnco
Go v. shi Id. 8 Coz. Petty Mann.-Thiswa.an
action ssumpst to the price of67 tons Of
MIA ~ nj
iron No j. landed from the ship siddons half cash
the other half at ak months credit; 81 tons
remainder alleging that IL No /. but No .. Of
inferior quality After the case was closed on both
to Wit arst was he quality delivered No. and il not
What was thu difference In price value between and
No II The jury found that the iron delivered WAS not
No l. and that the difference In value between IL and
No. was one dollar
COMMON PLEAs-Apri 2O-Bsfors Judge Iugrahsm-
Yase Us. Bsrke-verdict for plaintiff for $50.
UNITED STATES CIacuIr CouRr April, 20 Before
JUG. Nelson Poschsl Shelf Id Us The Mutual SAFETY
Co-This action is broughtto recover quar-
ter part of an effected the Office Of the de-
that shs ssed from this city With an assorted cargo for
Apalachicols in Fiords the the oath Of April le4S
and proceeded without any accident until Sunday the
7th Of May whom she struck Tortugss Bay and as
wrecked An action brought in the Superior Court
Of this city the state Of facts BY other parties
present action IL brought by the Captain who part
owner for his proportion Of the insurance Adjourned
CouRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS, April 2O.--Bsfors Re-
John McKeon, Esq. District Attorney.
Standardization Gray. tried on Wednesday and
found guilty Of having stsbbsd Charles Cumberland,
with intent to kill him but recommended to tho mercy
Of the court this morning sentenced to be mpri
soned in the state prison the term Of two years
called to trial on ch.rge Of having broken into the
house Of Thomas Barber, No. lao Warren street. and
stolen ses thu So tho .s G:Ss
sscuon It shown in evidence that the accused
detected in the act the jury therefore found verdict
prisonment in the State prison.
EaTiaIfor Grand Lar Michael Madden, indicted
den on ii. Soth Of February last On tho part Of the
prosecution it shown In evidence that tho sccuse
in the habit Of paying Bridget An occasional friend
" visit and after of which the money in question
was missed, q subsequent osca,ion he was seen
to have in his two $40 bank bills correspond
accused guilty Of petit larceny only and the court
sentenced him to 80 days imprisonment in the city pri
.dmether Trial for Grand Lsrc.my.-A girl by the
Jane Mills then placed at the bar for trial
charge Of alipg cloak, hat and cap, valued al
he lived servant. For the prosecution II shosn
that she left b,r situation, and took tho property n
question which afterwards found in her p secession
The jury found the prisoner guilty of petit larceu,
only and the court consigned her to the House Of Re
fuge.
next called trial. Indictment charging Der with
stealing sundry articles of jswsry valued at 500, from
her employer John Silver In this case, also the jury
rendered verdict of guilty of petit larceny only ano
the court sentenced the prisoner to sixty days mprson
mspt In the Eenitentiary.
Trial for Psth Larceny Edward Cahi, was then
placed upon trial for larceny in having
10 the esry part Of February called upon MIR John
Cox, jsweller. SO No. 2s6 Bosery, and by making
tain approximations was entrusted with watch
pair at his which he stated to be at No. -
but instead of repairing the watch and return
ing IL to Mr. Cox he pledged It, and appropriated the
proceeds TO his own The jury found the accused
guilty Sentenced to three months imprisonment In the
psnitentisry,
The oouri then adjourned until TO- morrow morning
CouRr CALENDAR THIS DAY - Circuit Court
Same as yesterday. Superior Court-No calendar until
Monday. Common Pltas-No calendar until Monday.