New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
LAW COURTS.

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C,rcvn Cunt 53i $50, ls3, -, $40, 3d..
j21, 53l $50 So 70 So.
SUPERIOR COURr-BeioreJ1dg SaudiOrd-L'y
Moorc "a. W,ctGaics Bq,IeoR Ass9cioiioa To
recover nearly $4,000 and interest, proceeds o.
specie obtained from bark Lagrens, aud deposited
as a special deposit or the moment ia the Bans,
bot subsequently drawn out by Nj PECK, srea'y
referred %. This case vas continued. u was
shown by NJ Cornell, CASHIER Of the Bank that
Mr Peck had kept private account ~ the Bank
az related " bis business, tina, Of sash maker
and glazier ~ Sing Sing and continued Il after his
appoltrnen. - Deputy Marshal Mr. p We be
ieye is brother IN aw % Mr. Moore. Ia July,
I-4g, when the inquiry occurred AS 70 TINS deposit
from the Laureas there were $1,000 " his credit.
This amount II has been shown, was recently pad
over by NJ Peck ~ the Lited states The money
from the Laureus was passed % bis credit az al
other money that had been received from hifn,
and drawn against by checks. Mr. PECK, IN he
testimony stated that be received while IN the o.
Zee. Including from the LaUrens from Oct no,
T. July 1919 Slf3 600 and paid out 100000, leay-
IT = Ie tOyy be4difr IticfIf'i - ''''i' 49,
going into the Office he discovered that the ollce
wa ia arresr sl4OOO-SlO.00O Of which had been
a draft from the Government not credited b1t me
receip, Of the letter mentioned m The Letter DOoh-
An arrangement was made b. winch heany S''VVJ
was borrowed from Mr Smull and Judge Jones, OF
Orange county, friends Of Mr. NJ and Mr. T. Judge
Homes having been appointed Second Deputy
which IVES reimbursed by Mr.. Z. from money be
longing 70 the Office that came into his hands he
has a, times, retOriowed from Mr. Suinl, and
went 10 him when they wanted money. The mo
ney drawn from the proceeds OF the Laurcns went
generally with other money " pay expenses ana
money thus borrowed, &c Believes the deficiency
in the Office was not so great by about $4,000 when
be left as il was when be first entered As relates
10 The Government Mr. Hal offered 20 show that
sufficient money had been sent % the ntcd states
Marshal by the Government, with tie money al
ready on hand, between lst Of Aprl and jay, 70
pa all the expenses Of the Office Finally yer
dict was tak en- in favor Of plaintiff for $4,000 be.
ing the amount o. the specie from the Laurcns,
less 1000 paid by Mr.. j and adding interest,
subject % the opinion Of the Court as 10 whether
the Bank is liable or not
Before Judge Payne.-johH Carroll vs.. JohH
Henrafy and latin Hcayoi To recover damages
against an Uncle and Nephew, COR alleged violent
assault and battery, damages laid al $1,000 Mr.
II is proprietor OF porter house, corner OF Lew
is and Second SITS. and plaintiff is journey mau ma
son 1t ~ alleged that on returning from his WORK
-eveIing 18th Sept last ne went INTO the porter
house that defendant knocked him down between
two barrels, and on his attempting to get up they
knock ed him down again and severely beat him
SC To be continued tins forenoon. For PIT Mr.
Thos W amer for diedt Messrs. d A Kane and
j. Graham.
.ToLn H. MoncH VS. Hir1m p IflshHgS-To re
cover 5000 for services 10y attorney Mr.. ii
Office The defence was that Mr. NJ came IN with
II view to trying as 10 being partner, andthat Mr.
II had offered him sufficient 10 compensate him
F...la.s LIANT =
Mr. NJ moved the Court to offset defendants costs
10 the amount, sgreeably to the code, which point
the Court reserved For plG. Messrs. Potter AID
McCrun for didt Mr.. H. in person.
CouRr or CoMMoN PLEAs--Beiorc Judge " God
run.-Henry CnioR vs.. HcHry HisweH-Mr. Il
borrowed the barge Palo Alto, lying at Coenties
slip, to take $50 bbls flour from the barge Pnam at
same slip to the foot OF Cortlandst The men
placed gao bbs on deck abait the main hatch and
went to dinner. The weight OF the Hour broke
though the deck and the present suit Is to recover
damages it being contended that defendant should
have placed stanChcons under the deck. On the
other hand II was alleged that plaintiff said the
barge would easily carry 1t on her deck Verdict
for plaintiff. sl75--For pla ntlii Messrs. Newton
and Nelson; for defendant. Mr.. Van Santvoord.
In Chambers Before Judge DAILY HaLcas Cor
pus-On the application o, James Bennett requi
ring his brother inlaw, Mr.. McNichol, 10 produce
the person OF Caroline A. Bennett, child Of spph
cant already referred Ia. IL was shown that Mr.
Men has ao the custody OF the child, but that II is
with its mother, who does not reside with her bus
band The application was dismissed.
CIRCUIT CoURT---Beorc Judge Mitchell
Udsman A. CasMbar vs. Goo. b. RiVinS--To re
cover $40 for druggists bin The defense was
that the CHARGE was for decocton ordered 10y a
doctor and 10y defendant ami that the decoction
was not good. &c--N criict for plaintiff S25 which
gives costs to defendant. For plaintiff Messrs.
Thompson Aspley and Welsch 'or deiandant Mr.
w X. Stafford.
COURT OF GENERAL SrsNoNs.-Be0re the Re
ooricr and Aid Griffin snd Dodge April II.
Grand LofceHy--IOhn Heiim1n was called 10
trial charged with stealing box of clothing valued
at SOB rs. from on board the ship Robt. Peele, !
while she was lying al her dock IN the North River
on the 2lst Of March last The proper belonged
to fellow passenger At Heiimou s, and, as appear
ed, merely taken charge oi by The accused
for the benefit of the owner The chest was re
moved to an Eunisrant Boarding House IN Liberty !
street aud when ioun by the owner the clothing
was missing. The accused was acquitted and dis
charged
That for BnrCldrg - Cornelius Thompson and
Mary johnson were tried on a charge OF burglary
IN the first degree IN breaking into the lodgings Of
Henry Gardner. q colorcd man residing IN Orange
street and stealing clothing 10 the value Of Sii 80
Ii was proven that the defendants, instead OF break
into the rooms OF Gardner. found the door open
while he was absent and that Thompson went in
~ take charge OF the until Gardner returned.
He remained about two hours keeping guard, and
for his pans arrested aud locked up. The &C
cgsed were acquitted.
TIdi Of Joseph 4. I,tfy-This individual was
called upon by the Court To defend himself against
charee OF forgery IN the second de- rec, IN passing
a coanterfcii sl0 bank note on the Eagle Bank of
Bristol, r. l. upon Geo. w Nanderh0ycn OF Green
wch.street on the 30th Of July last
Eleven Jurors had been swornin TINS case, when
il was found thst the whole panel had been eN.
haustcd Another panel was then ordered ior
Thursday morning 10 which time the Cour; al.
innrned.