New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27
LAW COUR rs.

y g. Marshall OFFICE ~ w TiIi csrpen.
ter Of the ship Liverpool, from Liverpo WIS az
amin ed on q charge of having desgne ' IN ,ksJ
a little eirl, seven years Of age passeug-r tn
stems OF the hstchway In March la,r IN ,,ase-
auerce OF which IL was injured snd died some laws
aiterward. A passenger testified 70 $ Inc tn.
carpenter going down the steps as the cald yss
going 90, ard Rad got about nine steps the csr,sn
Ter Tut hls foot between the child and the isiisr
ard knocked il of; IL fell upon It's head, aci he
blood pushed from .s nose aud mouth. IL app ars
no charge OF the kind was made agEinst the croen.
terAt the time althoHghit acknowledgements AM he
doctor wa. not called to see the child ill Two aays
afterwards. He testified thst the child exhibited
10 marks Of injury and WIS suffering from sever
and confinement, aud want OF care. Ar. MRtO1,
before whC this charge against the carpenter was
examined considered there was not sufficient 70
inplicste him, and the charge was dismissed
A young man, Spsnlard by birth, named Pate
Bosk, was arrested under the State laT Tor obtain
ing property under false preteuses He had en-
listed in the L. S. Army, aud being under age was
taken by bis friends before Judge Edmonis OF the
State Supreme Court, on Habess Corpus and die
charged under the law OF the United States, watch
says that all persons enlisting under 81 shall be
discharged. The u. s officers then arrested him
urder the State law, as mentioned for stating, NJ
the time OF his enls ment that he was 81 years Of
age, and accepting clothing, and advance money
and boarS-the arrest being In accordance with the
new arrangement at the u. s Court Offices to pan.
ish persons for saying they we're 2 when they
were not None OF the parties arrested heretofore
we believe have been punished agreeaOly 10 the
State law, but the matter has been compromised
by their iCiends refunding the advance, &c. aud
paying costs. Bosh has been committed iJr exam
nation the test, probably being whether tue attn
(which is generaD was read TO him ia name, or
that he was sufficiently acquainted vita .ls
l,re1aee 20 be enabled to understand t.
MARINE COURT-B eore Judge COwles--Cyrus
CLpeland vs.. JOhH LuA,.ing and J0tH AhsbGhs -
To recover 500 -, being a quarters rent Of No 80
Besver.st. 1t Was defended by dr. a. VINO con.
tended lie was not liable The lease sgncd
by MIR. LuhDing in the name OF John Luhniny y Co.
Mr. A. was called BY plaintiff 10 the stand. He
testifed to having called on plaintiff previous %
NAV 1919, with aud by request OF Ar. l.. 10 h,re
the premises, and gave plaintiff reference 70 sew
ersi German houses as 70 his respectabiity lie
contem plated q partnership WIKI Sir. H. ut that
time but said he hsd no intention Of jointly hiring
the premises wsth him. Mr.. L. wen. into posses.
sion, witness with him, and received part Of the
commission as his com pensaton, but never went
into co partnership, and before long separated
The Court considered it was a Joint hiring abd DC.
cupIton, and il was Of no consequence 20 the PLAIN
tiff that they afterwards separated. Verdict for
plaintiff in amount and costs For PIN. Mr.. Pitch
srd for def l. Mr.. Alker.