New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07
Law (Ourfs.

CoURr or COMMON PLEss-Before Judge Ulshoener-
Braj VaferbHry Laae NJ Wooliy and Jwass H. Bailey
10 recover note said 10 have been given In part
meat OF washing et.blishment the defence to which
for dsfendsnts-For plaintiff, Mr.. w. Moloek; for de-
PENDANTS, Mr.. c. w. Van yoorhis. - 100,
yacOb Batter, va JOHN Recommendation tor assault ana
Battery BY a colored against German, keeper OF
grocery store in Essex.sL Difficulty arose As 70 some
change and the plaintiff was ordered and hnay p9. 9et
He alleges that struck him, which was denied
Verdict for dssndsnt.for plaintiff Mr.. James meos'
for defendant, Mr.. II. V. Vuhee.
Tho inquiry In the Contested Election case between
Me.srs Mlnroe and Jackson, was thea resumed b.oIe
yudge lnsraham, no persons except witnesses &c os
fore, being admitted.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoUkr-Befors J udge Belts
sln H.rlev and UII,s- Murray VS. Steamboat NeH Cham
pon TO recover several hundred dollars for alleged dam
are done by collision Messrs. II. and M. claim that be-
tween and o'clock the morning Of the 18th Sept
last the sloop Mary belonging to them, on proceeding to-
ward berth. she having just arrived from Breskneck
was ran Into of the foot OF Beesmsnst by the New;
Champion, which had Just arrived from New Haven, and
damaged 70 the claimed They bring action for
dsmssss For defence it is said the difficulty from
esressness bosd the soop, which had no light exhl
II discovered the sloop running toward the
steamboat the only thing ht could be done was to place
the latter TO have little injury possible TO both
vessels by the collision The soops bowsprt entered the
ladies cabin about 10 feet from the stern but fortunately
no person injured. Testimony taken For libel
lanfs Mt w. clerhei for claimants Messrs Morton and
Thorn.
This criminal calendar will probably proceed on Monday
REDUCTION OF WAeEs--In respect 10 the re-
duction Of wages in factories, in consequence OF
bad business, the NeScburyport Herald says;
"The Directors Of the Stark Mills lat Manchester. one
of the mills In which have been reduced taking
Of stock the LIST Of January, found that they
had ios. during the last six months upward OF SoOOOO
or more than one part OF their capital which
Is 81. 100000
'The celebrated Amoskeag Company, at Manchester,
which purchased Its land water-power, &c, at very
low rate, and manufactures It's own machinery, having
the successful Company In the coun
try. AMI employing capital OF 42Su000O, IL Is reported
Is unable to make aay dividend In the last six months
work.
1--WE arc sorry TO this bad news but II 10 consola
tory in point. as II shows that our steam mills
Of than the most favored water power mills
although the In mills most Of the labor have
been ten per cent higher than the wages In Lowell and
Manchester We have yet heard Of movement toward
reduction Of wages here, though mills for the year
past have barely made enough to pay their work people
PHILADELPHIA AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP
LSr-ws gralned to learn that organization Of
most respectable merchants has been already formed
ature under the title Of the steam Navigation Com
psny," and also that the and splendid steamship
Columbus now nearly ready for sea- Will be completed as
speedily possible and Immediately placed upon the line
From the character Of the gentlemen engaged In this
tepse citizens may rely upon everything being car
med out In the best style Another ship will be immedi-
aey corstruced and We shall have the pleasure Of
eongratuatng readers upon the establishment Of
regular line between Charleston and this city.
Evening Bulletin, eth.
SHOOTING AFFAIR IN TvERroS.-The daughter
Of a Mr Barker married Wednesday evening q,
riverton. and al about O'Clock gang Of fellows col
leeied about the house and commenced hrng guns drum
ming on tin kettles SC &C greatly 10 the annoyance Of
with them, but 10 20 eject They then commenced
throwing stones the house and broke In several win
dows whereupon Mr. b. took his gun, which loaded
with shot, and won't out doors and LEI blaze into the crowd
the shot taking effect In Eve six OF the assasnts
who then dispersed. The affair is to undersO legal Ia
vesngstion
Tux GENERAL MANUFACTURING LAw.-We I'M
dersAnd that the Senate Commtee have very carefully
reviewed the provisions Of the bill authorizing sssocs-
tons FOR manufacturing pur >oses and that with
dncstions and amendments, the bill viii be reported
70 the Senate II believed that the Assembly bi with
the proposed amendments will furnish all the facilities
which capital requires and all the protection the public
demands Many Interests standing still. II coma
IDENTIFY believed, therefore. that the Senate Will act
promptly upon this important BILL Alb. Eve Jour 3D.
CHLoRoroRM.-A striking case OF the use OF
ehcrocrn 10 reported TO have occurred At Washington
Il administered TO boy nine years Of sse the small
bone In whose les was Ia state OF decay. IL WAS com
piessy removed by sarc. operation the Boy not hay
Ing bean sensible OF any pain. and emerging from the In
sensible state without injury. Com. Adv
DrsrirrIoS.-There 10. in one of the miserable
streets In Aoysmeusng family residing In damp cesr,
the hasbsrd SICK and the mother with an infant 10 sup
port willing to work. but unable to obtain anything TO
20 10 suesnt food to sustain Ie We are informed
tins, rom last Friday until last Wednesday they subsse
what they obtained for 2, cents Philadelphia News.
The YALE COLLEGE OuTRA6E.--We learn from
the NsEHarea Paadsm that the Grand Jury has found
two bills Of indictment against Nathan Ewing for
ing and attempting 20 XII tutors Emerson and Goodrich
ofYals College. No hi was found against Alexander NJ.
Tower.
" Three drunkards Of Boonton, Morris Co.
have been oxsn death by exposure daring the Winter
another has died from delrium usmens, and young
man Mahlon Taylor. amer drunken frole on the night
q the s2d ult fell from the Canal bridge and was KILLED On
his way homo. NEWARK Adv
r. We regret to learn that Senstor CoRSwEIL,
Of cayugs Is detained home by severe tndsposition
AID. Eve. jour 50.
tB- Henry kellogg. Esq has been appointed
Postmaster II Bennington, VI rsos John c. H"wei re-
novel
r. The lard oil factory Of VIM. 7. Havs n
&C. Ess, Boston. destroyed ey are on THURSDAY.
CHANDKLIERS.-rwo thres, four, ssx and eight
Nixhf gilt and broEssa suitable for churctes