New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
LAW COURTS.

CouRr CALENDAR, Monday.-Circun Court
Before Judge MitchelLNos a. Co., 67 $50 10 6'6 $780,
CON mon Pleas Part Nos ei7 IS. 5aa 1916 l47 4a,
1856 49, lt9 6l Part H-Nos. (6, 526, 49, l7O, 1872 25
Supey,oy Coyt-The Trial, Transferred and Demurrer
Calendar will be taken up latter al u O'CLOCK Day Caen-
The u s. Circuit Court will also commence its term next
week.
MARINE CoURT-Beiore Judge Cowles.-To re-
corer raIue Of Sleep Killed BY DOgJohn Wlieuan
sIucton OF IS sheep Of the plaintiff Harlem by dog
belonging The defendant which got in among the sheep
while they In the slsug hterhous yard OF plaintiff.
The sheep proved TO have been muaod that they
were Of no value whatever, and were thrown into the
river The dog was shown to have been vicious and
cusomed to xii Sheep that the defendant had OF
former mischief Of this SORT and had snized the dog
heongog TO him. and hsd paid for The sheep Killed by It.
The sheep In the present proved 10 have been
worth 81 each The Court rendered Judgment for 500 be-
side costs, To be taxed
cell Va BeThhat G'deer-This was an action To recover
wagon causing severe injury 10 psinuf The only
Wress 10 The running over wss little girl u years Old,
niece Of the plsnuh She testified that abe crossing
Chsihsms with Der aunt and got epsrsted from and
that he next she her aunt being knocked down
he horse She testified that she much frightened and
did lot notice what sort hoe aud wagon II was sac
also testified that her aunt entirely blind OF
This vas the only evidence ss 10 he occurrence by either
psrty.
The Court held that negligence on the part Of the defend.
n the and that the burden of proof upon plain
III, ard that she show negligence Careless
fault The o. the cefeu ant In this case Il
equally ini-rshe with The oihe, lhs. the accident
cured consequence OF the defective sight blindness
Of plaintiff herself judgment must be given for defendant
Clam Jor Offset Of ReEt-anes b. SSvs Nelsoa Tee
To recover for quarters The families OF re-pec-
tive parties sided In the house the defend renting
from panua The renting ard occupation we're proved
by panth The defendant claimsd n se-Of the value
OF certain articles Of provisions money &c which
rom time TO lime furnished by the wife OF defendant, to the
wife and child Of psinuf
The Couri decided thai The husband would not liable
except Jr Necessary arc-s furnished on -z
leet 10 provide the tameih did clearly S9pes snd II
was showr hs some Of The articles presented 10 toe
plaintiff himself The Court allow I'd only a small portion
OF HE o1se and rendered Judgment for psinti for s5 -
PROSPER OF CROPS At The SOUTH-The No
bic Register says: We learn from gentleman
residing in this city who has Just returned from
visit 10 several Of the eastern counties of Missis
sippi, that the prospects of the planters and
farmers in that region have never been worse. He
was a planter in East Mississippi for thirty wears.
bat is now engaged in other business He was.
therefore while on his visit the better able 10 view
the scene around him with an impartial eye He
informs US that the uplsnds the corn and cotton
plants were literally washed away while the low
and fat lands were all under water and the crops
drowned Many planters have abandoned all hope
of cotton crop upon large portions Of their lands
and are putting them in corn"