New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11
LAW COURTS.

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U. s. CIRCUIT CoURr-BeSore Judge Nelson =
NrholGs j. Lan9zan W~. y. p Adl~s--Ror alleged
iusng OF patent FOR Improvement In machine fr
pressing bay The parties We believe reside q. 9
patent The law N 1899 provides hal 10 inventor u q
InseAine has gh' TO patent although some o.oef per.
Invented provided be does 20 wihin years ON
The time the machine 80 built cod put To nae by Other
chine shall have right to uss tie particular mschaes so
pc, IN use teore The application by he inventor for pat
shsrdous The invention AID gives il to the puSc rho
pI.sent nAseirs was N ose nearly two years before being
clifford
SUPERIOR CoURT-Before Judge Oaklev-
Ssahei T. Bates Thomas r. Stanton e aLro receive
about S. 90 value Of boots and shoes shipped on board ths
ship Hero for e~oresrs TO be fors ded theucs TO 81
Louis. The goods on application en- behalf OF Grant
Dsne Of Hartford, OF whom they had been bought BIZ B.
York in the vessel and given up D Its being zone
ives in pursuance VI Judgment obtained BY d. Ia
Massachusetts, against mr In toe return q uoyer 70 get
bach the boO and shoes the ground o. breach VI rood
faith, Nc.
The present suit IL against tho owners Of the sp ~
common carriers eonen6ipg that they were bound % de-
liver them al New Orleans agreesby 10 the Du u Lsdng
The Court held thai the Judgment In Msssschuse scoa-
roed the and that this salt cannot b maintained
Decision accordingly the case TO 20 up without security
JaeRsoa & To,isr vs.. Pierce r Jsrvis-suis under las
warehouse, sum alleged be duo plaintiff by his
Contractor, Mr Horace Butler Indsfense i,is sAl Mr..
u jury could Tot agree To be continued this for 5on
The suit against the City before Judge Psine, to
velue Of Furs Injured basement In Moore o. by me
bursting Of Croson pipe. 10 s1ill on.
CouRr OF ConnoN PLEAS 3 efore Judge Wood.
ud-Bow 4 harshys ID. Randolph Nayfis-Csse which
was tried before tbs TO damages arising from The
purchase 81 9 sacks salt then on board the hak ysrons
for Petefsbureh Va froia which place pisin. (who Al
well as defendants, Commssion merchants N Asw-
YOrk) had received n order foriL
The suit brought on the ground order for
Marshaps Sk and that tbs purchase tbs under
standing thai this was such, while proved robe ofnfeor
FOR def,nse was sad II at there was DO uisrepressns
ton, ard that peinu6. had an opportunity to examine Tho
Before Judge Ingrshssi Lloyd RyesNtvs. n Kelly and
steamboat Columbus ans barge for ease colon
curtion last septr 20 Bridgeport aud paid $50 In adj
vance. agreed upon The boat started from foot u
Chsmbers for Isnmond-s but at the latter dis.
covered defeci in tie machinery and the Captain said
be could not CO. Application then made for the Norm
America the Columbia, belonging the same owners
but could not obtain either aud tbs broken
Up, Mr. b. returning the iches Hs Tad also prepared
dinner for the party Bridgeport which, Of course wa
Loot him He brings action sgeinst the owners Of tbs
stesmbost for deBases
The rule OF damages Court charged was ouy for nc.
and not sor sntc,ossed profits. Verdict Tor pain
MARINE CoURT--Before Judge Lynch.--Insol
ga Act Crdtefcyd al HioB --fux.yxlue Of Rye
sold In 1872 Defense Of limitations sod dischsrs
under insolven in 1874 In reply Acknowledgements Of
the debt and pan express promise 10 soon ~ e do
feudani got able shown He admits bis present
ability 10 pay. .u-,.-..
The Cour held that under the statute Of Limitations "A
Of the debt Is sucieat to retain II bat
where the debtor has discharged under 10 nsovonf
act there must be promise TO pay, aud that 10 tho
person who sues or agent The verbal promise 10 pay