New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

CouRr CALEEDAR-This Day-Supc,70r Court
Nos 50, "a, So, 50, 63, 10, 70, 81, 81, 49, 90, 96
90 l0l 1913, l04, loo, 107, III, ia, 49, ll6, III
l2l 1879, 1875, 1875, 1871 100, 49, 1874, 1885, 1871 1873,
Cucnil Conyl.-Nos 95, 1902, goo, 1899, lotl.
1913, 1916 1913, lol8 1919, 1927, 1885, 1854, 1868.
SUPERIOR COURT Nm. Ahroler VS.. Wcar.
at store z. lsaacs, already referred to. Verdict
for plaintiff
CIRCUIT Court John Hugs VS.. Henry Il. Burr
-Torecover the value Of a note, already referred
to. Verdict for defendant.
CIRcrlT CoURT.-A new Calendar will be made
out for the January Term, and permanent Calen-
dar will be made from that time through 1851.
continuing from term to term agreeably to regua
ton of Nov. l349, but viii not be printed.
CouRr OF CoMMoa PLEAs-The present Cal
endar will expire with the year. Notes OF issue
for j anuary term must be filed on or before 3lst
inst.
US. CIRCUIT CouRr-Before Judge Iudson
LaH vs. WHes.-To recover damages for alleged
irfringementof Patent for moldingl brick, already
referred to This case, after several days trial,
was given to the Jury on Wednesday. The Jury
not agreeing, Day Marshal Raekenewitz, who
had them ia care, discharged them dnrrg the
night without orders from the Court. Judge j.
done so, and suspended MIN from attendance ON
the Court The Jury, on reassemblng, were
again sent out but alter remaining some time,
and declaring they could not agree they were dis
charged They stood, it is said, to ;.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Be fore Judge Paine-Aar.
garet Morris vs. abraham Browey, Major Th0mp-
soa. and Hamilton Ftsh.-Mrs. NJ. alleges that she
leased in le45, for ten years house No. 643
Broadway for the purpose Of boarding house,
laid out $1,000 in fitting it up, and was success
full in securing good and permanent boarders by
which to May last, she made profit OF $500 per
duarter-that in May last she had 80 boarders,
but they have all ceased to board with her except
& in consequence Of defendants turning the build
ing adjoining previously known and kept az Con,
stitution Hall, into q livery stable ana cfeatihS
noise Of horses and carriages, oad ar, 90 cI
which 10 render her house untenaDie, &c QUO nc
claims that Broadway is unsuiteoe .ot 3d. 90
establishment, and she orlhSs ">'''H 80
a. liens Mr. Fish says ne let the premises
aIs;red of in April last, to Major Thomp-
sor, ~, q lease for ten years-shere "aS no posi-
20 stimulation as 70 the manner 10 DC Occupied,
ti'G ~ s.T Understands the basement has been made
ana Ut a,ahIe the first story carriage reposito-
a. 80 the upper stories occupied as oeiore-t
- ~ understood however, that the front part was
" he occuDied as carriage repository, and sta
III, nlaced in the rear, on Cross lane.
Sir. Thompson says IN defense, ne suo-lets 20
Mr. brewer, and contends for his right to do So
M sir. Bower AYERS that Broadway proper place
for livery stable, and he has long kept one near
X, onposite these premises, adjoining the Bond-st.
house,. He contends for his perfect right to keep
Iivery stable, and denies that there is anything
in bis doing so to injare the adjoining premises as
In reply Mrs. NJ states the names of the per-
sons who left her house in consequence Of the
premises alluded TO being established as livery
stable. The case is still in For plaintiff. Messrs.
Apthon and Gerard. For defendant Messrs Ju-
dsh, Dickinson and Daniel Lord.