The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-28
Superior Court.


Before Chief Justice oakley.
D.e 81 jas. B Darferth Us. J. j. y. Hesterreh.-
.Ees. N. CobJ rs Lansd IT, Harsn aud oAsrs.-No
evidence fer the defence being offered the jury under
the directions OF the Court found a verdict for the
plaintiff for $1,000 90 damages and costs
In the absence OF Judge yanderpoel the Chief JUS
tice received the following verdict -
= Malicious P,os,euffon In the care Of Lucius y.
Bulkeley Va. Eugene keteltas &. b. Smith and J. b.
Brush, tie jury rendered q sealed verdict for the
plaintiff, for $3.50 damages.
srECIAL TERM.
Before Judge Sanford.
Dec si.- samuel n. HartweH as. John L. kingsieY.-
Motion 10 dissolys injunction denied-piaints costs
ofoprosng 81 to be costs in the and inserted in
the judgment therein, II he recover q Judgment
y = Enete Is n Bornsou Decided, that proceedings
supplementary TO the execution to reach eefendant's
things in action, &c, may be commenced the
turn cf The execution unsatshed without its having
been In the sherins hands sixty days, or any fixed
period.
stone end Zen raiksn5ursb e, .qmJros, Mercer aud
OhTs Ordered that the defendants transfer 10 the
panhs their legacy to be applied upon the judgment
Reroui -. HoTris ordered that defendant sttor-
ney psy the sum heretofore ordered and the costs Of
motion In ave days, or that an attachment issue.
Brooklyn city Intelligence.
EARLY CLs1NG.-Tbe dry. goods an d other merchants
In Brooklyn have mostly all come into the arrangement
Of closing their stores at o'clock In the evening
thst the clerks may have leisure for exercise i'm
prorement &c. This arrangement is n good one and
should be adopted by all storekeepers.
CoNMor CorScn.-A special meeting Of the Board
Will be held tonight, AZ eve O'Clock. There was no
meeting on Christmas Eve for want Of quorum.
SuRsocArE.--o owing TO the recent election Of A. B.
Hodges Etq o. Sheriff the Office Of Surrogate which
Mr. H. has resigned, is vacant. An appointment is
pected daily.
PoLicE CoUKr.-CHiReE OF BieANY.--A man named
Patrick Nc Kinney brought before Justice Truman
Smith. yesterday, upon charge Of bigamy About two
years since he was married by Rev r. " Johnson and
In July sst be was again married TO one Ann Mathews
BY Rev DR. Curry the said Ann being the complainant
lie was committed to answer.
suPRtst CouRr.-Before Judge Morse.--The case OF
schuyler and others vs. Joseph G. Ashley for recovery
a,sss 70 Ss ssa Sy defendant under
psper) was continued yesterday. The case for the
plaintiff pad not closed and It is probable the suit will
occupy the remainder of the term.
marine Affairs.
NV STysMER fLy BETWEEN Osrae~ AND Saw
FRsNcisco.-Ms@rs ,. ID. Fowler, Of this city. and
stephen Conn and n. H. Hunt, Of Oregon have now in
Of construction steamer Of 200 tons burther
TO ply betveen oregon and San Francisco The vessel
Is IN the yard Of westervelt Mckay sEd is Of besut
full model and from the care manifested in the con-
strucon, will be enc Of the most substantial vessels
built In this city She Ia 100 feet long. with ~
feet width Of beam. and l2H feet depth Of hold when
fully laden, she will draw but feet IL water and
Fable Of accommodating, with comfort two hundred
psgergeIs. The machinery, Of the fret character,
With double engines, IL being constructed by Messrs
stillmsp, Allen Co, whose skill IL well known.
TE CiLr oF sArvED,r, At NosroLS (va) AVID VI.
crSu1-FATAI REsUIr.-For a short time daring Ss-
turdsy morning, the wind blew heavy gale In gusts of
extraordinary violence, from s. + justifyng sppre
henson OF disastrous consequences. As yet we have
heard Of no marine disasters but are gyieved to
learn that The two vindmills Of VIM G Moore, the
seaside Of Princess Anne county both blown down
during the gale himself and Alfred Moore (his SOM
being In one at the time, and young Of the
Of Pallet In the otherby which, casualty MIR. NJ. vas
crushed to death and the two young men dangerously
injured. Mr. r. by some uDsccountsble means, had
his threat badly cut. MIR NJ, senior, was about 10
years Of age and most estimsble We hear little
worth relating OF the effects Of the gale In the city IL
paid s respects to the lofty pre Of the steepe Of the
new Baptist church the scsfoding around which 10
tvrled in the cir like autumn leaves. Fortunately
the boards fouhd their way TO the ground without
doing any serious mischief One Of them learn III
OF the front porcbes Of Mrs Breehwoods beard
ing house broke through the roof, and knocked OF
ball from the iron railing below. ksqfoM Herald 2sn