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


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Cieaf reayf-Sos 65L co. ca zoo o. TO- 7ll, E. o,
o1y t3l no IN, 73. -
-, cg -. PL,'-P.tI-N $50 49, ~ lea III ~
5 80. II. ~. -i 20 IL sa
4. CIFCCiI CooRr-Be'cre Judge Ne'son.-
IN. ~. DrFovreif - al - e. ~ Lurrrg,s.-fn's ini
h's Der oases by rrui mercantile houses ~as iJr -
goods nie led linen rccrei bsndk-rchefa ,h-g htg
log been charged I'd per wearing apparel wle1 %
seoniercsd they should have been charged - pr cent
A. mere N~rce Tor fianid' 10 ne res ecuY- am as
subject 20 he opinion OF The Court
81 q Thompson c. " La,rreso> To recover duties
alleged t1 have beer oyerpad on ilocy WORK boxes. al
ready referred % Verdict fIr parrras. SO.
RuJc-fJ Cocirga and IrIb-i1 " - isif' IN ani
inrid "RtrSsrH. ard havIyd cia'ts " h'r'r'
panty. Rery PlHt4ra, ~ Diias. walker fhIae rIra
ehe steff nese were sus or e-c uieni p. ne gfali
q df-n OF hell husbands e. on ih r ne1at OF May Oisss
who Cvt 81 the greater prfou Of what Is known Clr
IS IN he upper part o The civ She devised the properly
10 her grand chdrr, rn Their father 0bt1ei A. act rom
the Legislature, authorizing him 10 sell about half Of Tor
er support hu 10 said ne took 70 pay his own debts
The whole ofihe proceedings IN connection with ne law,
srd quent decisions under IT, declared by tbs
grandhi oren 10 be invalid, and suit brought 10 his
Coqou or i've years ago TO recover back This Court
preme Court 81 ne United States who decided thar the
conveyances under the State invalid snd that he
grandchildren have a light to the property III i por
lion Of hst between TwenyfOurth and Twsnyeigh st.
and Eighth and Hudson River, and IL very valuable
Vsrdcis yesterday given, by direction OF the Court
for plaintiffs Some two o. three Of the lie al
IBIS moruing-For Plifs, Mr D. d. Field for dds,
u. s. COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE.-Capt Boyle, of
ship Prnncons, examined on charge 81 Assault with
gerous wes pOp on John WoOdhouse one ot the ses
men seaman Al The wheel bad been put In irons, ald
W directed 10 take the wheel he exPosluatea As 70 tne
man being 10 r9 a5 5 refseS S SS o
got his pslo presented pistol at him w too MIN 70
Shoot ard be id, bat went finally TO hs duty Ihs eom
Fenr ,eeSep o. he bark Mary Ellen were examined
charge OF endeav0Tlng 10 create revolt "nle ~ NO
Grsrde They refused to 10 duty bat snbseqiendy re-
turned to il They he'd bail on their own recog
nizsnce. ALL
John H. NeCraokea vs. J1eab choiio,H and Geo. r Cao
rel-mr MEG sold to Mr. jacob creeping store a. lsJ
South II $40 bsgs peanuts oo credit jacob rs
seued h, sock and Geo for the bsneh In the hfst
Mace of certain preferred creditors Mr. mcC repevned
The property sold by him the ground mat aeon haa MS
represented, on making The purehsae ms aoly 10
ing he was solvent &c which was not tue case lac pres
suit test whether there had oeen unolnaea
reservations or not To be continued F6r pi1 ~, I'd
S. Raymond N. B. Blunt and o. Hall
Before Judge Psiae-t,aaees No,eorLhy n. y3agsr ",
and the aciion Il nomnay against him TO recover sp
running from point Annst TO ~ inches VIDE % ieet
IN rear being commended that the house "a was Pacsd 70
hat extent on 70; q belonging to the Noteworthy esaIe
that Is the front ofhe house s aced right hul me rear Is
l2 IL ches on plaintiffs lot and that the error was pointed
ou in 1913 wien the house being put up The owners
OF y "A each through TO Futonst In defense
Is commended 10 be on the proper line. To be conaaei
FOR pif Messrs J0hnsol and SOuthmsyd FOR di1t Mr..
au,oekGnd Mr. J.AnIhon.
COURr OF COMMON PLEAs-Betore Judge lngra-
ham -Sanuei 4 Suy9an Va. Geo. " Naes G.. ITO -
cover damages fo false imprisonment &c Ia csqsiag Mr.
10 be arrested On Swel warrant alleged 10 have Been
Issued v bout good and also that the rant was
void By reason OF the words 10 Constable Nc be.
ing bdded The words To the Sheriff aer was issued
by the Judge THIS was concluded and gyen 70 'n'
Jury Their decision viii turn upon the point as 10 1e al
legged alteration. fMr hleg altered IT, aud did SO rom
usken view OF his legal night % do So the danages viii
be In measure merely nominal bat altered with aview
10 create oppr Bson, exemplary damages can be given
and the damages enhanced n the warrant was purp0sey
terved BY Mr. Niles and Saturday evening" 80 rs 10 Gre
ate eubsrrassment Sealed verdict his forenoon
Before Judge WOOdruh--Um. UHsOH vs. r q n
Sehaefr-To recover damages for injury to premises by
excAvRT on lot adjoining, already referred TO- Ferdet
for plaintiff, $50, and costs
Court OF GENERA. SEssIoss.-Before the Re.
corder and Aldermen Kelly and ChspmAn.-Pie1ded Not
GuIfp Geo Burt and Geo Winship, indicted for Grand
Larceny pleaded petit larceny and were sentenced
each to the Peniteniiary for months.
T,fal for dssau, tcih % ku Thomas Matthew'S
bow was uied a charge of assault with intent 10 rob
mrs Dsniel b Lord she was passing through Broad
WAY on the "a Of March iappeared In evidence that tns
accused seized hold Of her purse endesyorng excaIe
IL nom her hand He however did not succeed IN getting
IT, aud sser pulug IL volenty ran OIL butcher named
Teller while the Of ThneenIb-sI and brOadway
however wnessed the affair and arrested the boy who
found guily Of assault and battery and sentenced 10
the Penientsry for one year -
Trisi for Burglar -Palrck barrow and Joha Gillespie
were tired for burg In the hrd degree 10 breaking into
the Office OF messrs Whlock Bernsn 3f3 Cherryst
the 9Th OF MAY The proof was positive as they were
caugb n the sc' and defense offered They were
found guilty. and being boys were sent TO the House Of
Refuge. -, 80, ,,
cey n ,teang cigars on several occasions pesdsi guilty
snd WAS tentefced to months imprisonment IN he Peni-
tniisry Adjourned for th- day.