New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-15

cousT o, CoNno~ PLEas-Bsfors Judge lrgrAhsm-
Eo1s Capt. JIsss Co-K>i and rijs-Aedoa fo' ma
Hclo1s prosecution, IN charging plsinta a. The Police
Coar, with having lsIen box containing 20 r~Dc'l
snd other articles already referred tONsrd r. Tor pisr
as 5000 psinus, sessr. Cochran snt william ".
Mice; for defendants, Msssfs s1sfsY and u s-vsri
10 The Of Deviin D1ss1sor for ALLEGED ios 10 =
letter the1 before Judge Day s Jury cO1d not agree
AID were discharged
Us CiscUtr CovRT-Bsfors Judge. Nelson snd Bst.s
Albert e SLoo ys Geo'.s L1u and otaer'-bi.. -
Col Original contractor with the GOvefnmsot ~ o1
i've capable Of being converted, required
into war steamer 70 be q he Plan a. fsf ~
OF the late steamship Nss0ur ihs machinery % - -
mach a. possibls under the water Inc 70 1s OF =.
feseh Of shot, &c and convey me U > ~. 49, -.
Eew.YOrt ana Chsgrss and certain ioiermecisle pof.s
against Mr. Law AID Otrsfs, 70 whom ne 49, ~
dlssor.smsnt. 81 ve..s. bsd been paid 500 year
and take sqDal sum thsmse..es t-s 'i ~
prOht, 10 be spprophssed oy ", Law sno c2sR-rs %
,s,,,1 ,ss, a. ssvsocss In 30 ding he vessr % if
terest and 10 per cent eonnssols sha sii-r $40 a.
vsncs. Tor Suding vessels we're PAID g.. prf.s 80
,.o I'M. vessels 20 be the joint properly o. Mr. LOO snd
The assignees Of the e0nrsct-Onshsf 70 NJ and he
other hsH 70 thsm-the A"gnees u account in wriog
o1s,sriy 20 NJ the vesses whsn built 90 20
ID 10 The oio u The trustees, M Me- vsne. "a.
aired sgsni Of Mf slOO, being - hen and % have
ali the vessels ready By lat September 1873 NJ
plains that the conditions have not been compiled " H.
and ASKS FOR an Injunction sod receiver, which are op
The argument IN this ease referred 70 on Wsdnsstsy
wa. otinned The G@orgs al ono NIL, hy ne Con.
ths the Trustees the GJvern tor the a1-
vance % $40 % Obtained from a.
M Mclivaine, by TIE Agreement, was appointed O1e
a The TrY,lee, ana M Edwin Cfoswel 'fof AlDaoyJ
one Of the agents for NeVYorE y NJ s.oo, ard hr
Law a. cOustruetOr and ST. ROJsrs A. The Other agent
for NevYorf by TIE Trustees u which they formed
part themselves Mr. 500 fully sppro7ns AID o0ae3r
M D.cs-'.on l.oo Of Governor Dickerson. Of New
Jersey having sded hs srgpnen yest@fdsy N ne
pAr Of complainant, followed ~ Mr. CuunR rdS-
Tense coutendsd thst nothing had been done y NJ
Law and his associates calling FOR the Interference ~ ms
Court that their conduct was deserving u encourage
nnsu and support valuable and generally beneficial a.
the enterprise and ability o. such men are 10 n7 COLI
mUuity . - a., nj. a..
time 1T whch the vessels should be completed ~ ony
hxsd the minimum OF me shps ~ no' 'ess hn ~, I'M
and the maximum ~ The amount 70 - pald iof csf}g
the mails $4,000 all the rest was lef ard properly
80, 10 an Undertaking 81 such msgui,goe, 70 ~, me
chAuge Of the sIze % the vessels rec tired mora Tine
and outlay than had been contemplating deendhrs
agreed provide means Tor competing mo vesseP,
and Il the comp ainsn Wheeler these means
were from discounts from banks or 10 what
proportion furnshsd-ey also sgreed 10 comp etc them
Al such times a. arc or may required by the Navy b
psrlmen Of the United States, and 70 was not imperative
that they should ell be completed by October lais -
The contract provides hat the agreement shai
be IN force whsn the ships, or either OF them have
been fully equipped ant accepted neither OF which has
been done the Falcon Ia b1 temporary verse
owne1 BY Messu Law, Roberts & Wetmore, In their o.
dvidssl capacity not portion o. the hye sesmes ana
ter the cOmpstoo of 'ad vessels which viii be com
pe'ed fac posshle-that at trsi W 500 found
din .ut to get capitalists 10 embark DO the undeas ~, 80
the Cafo na trade had not ,hsn exhibited se bus now
whe the undertaking lids ar 10 be prohlsne be- .ds
G that the vessel remained with ST. Law and
he had rght register them ~ he dld until ihty were
completed A'so that Col had always access 90 The
accounts had he chosen 10 look Al hem 10 zee how they
stood tina; the time for ,unng IN whiting had uO
yet arrived, &c To be continued ih' forenoon.
CncUir CorEr-Before Judge Hurlbut -Hindn vs.
I'd 81 airo recover damages Tor alleges wrong rep
for lands already referred This continued
motion for nonsuil principally On The ground That no
wauauiee sbaolue implied hal been gvenl was made
and under argument when N" Court al burned