New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-19
LAW COUR rs.


COURT CALESDAR-Tbis Day.-SaPer'or Court
Nos. 2l. 10, 49, II, 49l. 1O4, ia, 10, g. 1872
50s. 1875. 1873, l4O, 80, no. g. 1914, 30, l43, l44,
145, 49, o. 1877, So 149, $50, l59, sos, lJ3, to 49,
Circuit Conrt.-Nos COS, Gs5 1873, Al, 7ii, 745
748 TO 7j2. Reserved Causes Nos. "a, 3o3, ~
400. 279. 81, 46l, 42s, 1875 4l9, 55o, 69l, 6s9,
C9Oi 67s, 2Ol, ls5, Gl9, $780, 620' l9~o' ga ''7
Common Pleas.-PARr Nos. 949, 3d. $685.
359 36l 1868, 800, 367 800, 81, 3'3 80, I"l'
I53, 377 PART II-Nos. 27s, $50, 1872, 800 DO
SIS, 500 524, 500, 52s $50, 532, o54' DID, ''o'
$40
SUPERIOR CouRr-Before Judge Paine-E agene
Lentelhon VS.. the city, Nev I0fbIDu, ,, tne
cholera excitement Of last summer, AiI' Mullins
che of the authorities Of the city, ordered quan'
~, Of ;mnorted Cheese 70 be taken from plalntli
store. in WiIliamstreet, and thrown into the East
river the allegation being that It was offensive anu
deeterious TO the public health Plaintiff denies
that il was So end brings the present ectioh 20 re-
| cover the value. Several witnesses were prouu'
| cod some of whom stated It TO be very offensive
| Ia others that il was sweet as boquet-that
"a % those who were fond Of the smell oil good od
cheese The Jury found a verdict TOR Plaintiff
| S977 81. ,, p NJ y =;
1876, chartered brig Chaires OF plaintiffs . take
wheat 10 the Mediterranean. Inc present Is
suit 10 recover extra charges and damage, therght
! 10 which is denied. The case is stu on.
Refore Judge Oakley.-FredcTck W. Franf-kee
Va Joseph n. Lucky.-To recover damage by res
son ofwal of house Al Cortland ST. rented and oc
cupied by plaintiff. being injured during the process
oferecting building on adjoining lot The com
plant not setting forth sufficient to sustain the
suit il was dismissed.
! CIRouIr CouRr-Before Judge Nitchell-Eh-a
Ann Arnold vs.. Dudley p. ArnOld-Seit Tor divorce
| drox or abaOdnnpdI Already
ierred TO- The testimony in this case, with a slight
reservation. closed yesterday. Justice Lothrop,
iwhoknew the elder Mr. Beck, one OF the witness
es. in Washington spoke highly as 10 his general
character Alo Schultz Of the Filth Ward also
testified in his favor; appointed Mr. Beck TO his
Police in concert with Aid. Adams, IN lsis, from
the high recommend atoms he brought from Wash
inetop and from what twoor three gentlemen who
knew him spoke of him here. Other witnesses
among them Assistant Capt Reynolds, Firth Pc
lice spoke in his favor. All said they would readily
believe him under oa,h. Some witnesses also
< favorably OF Samue Beck, ms sOhi VINO gave 'es'i
r mony in the case.
d Aouestiop arose AZ to whether Mr.. Graham, or
= behalf of DR.. A. could read the cross charge, 81
, answer, to the Jury, he insisting that Mr. Noyei
had read part Of Il the day before IN pgelaclnS tn
s letter from Dr. A to Mrs. A. Mr. n. stated tina
: he merely referred TO the answer as part OF TN
( uleadipss 70 show in connection with the letter
T. that DR. A did not believe the allegations made u
y the answer against Mrs a. 70 be truc-ihe aus We
states that he had not heard o any nproprieiy Of
e the part Of Mrs. A. as related 10 Nlr. Atkinson n
d August st The letter from DR.. A. 20 hls vile |
g. dated The 9Th Of August, three or ioGr days ate
e the alleged knowleose-,hat letter exhibits no't
N ing that would seem to imply such knowledge, bu
y the contrary-in i, he only defends himself from ia
s. charge made in the suit against him that had bee
IS commenced-spesks IN terms Of affection, asks he
u to withdraw the suit, and that they may live {,
I'd gether sgain; says II she will not withdraw th
in suit he will defend Il, sc
re Mr.. Graham also urged that he had a right
r. withdraw the charge, or answer SO as 10 r
ar serve the opportunity Of bringing sui. should tue
er desire il This was denied, !. being couiendt
m that the complaint and answer are both in issue
10 from the course taken by defense. Argument WI
iu heard the Jury, In the meantime, being dschGrsS
ne till this forenoon.
as CouRT or CoNNoS PLEAs-Befere Judge
he graham Ellen FdHHaH an infant vs. Jaslcs Fis
nd sr-Some horses belonging TO Mr. Fisher we
H. permitted 70 run loose from Sstabe In Hamilton
he when one Of them ran over the pleiatih a chi
as whereby her leg was broken Action is broug
10 in her name to recover damages Verdict for pla
-, tif $3.50.
nk FaHEv Spar vs. DAME SiMs sued as Aar
Id, Atkins Action for breach Of promise OF marriae
"a The plaintiff not appearing motion OF Mr. ST.
en teyant counsel for defendant, the complaint W
iui dsmissed-as was the case Of Fredk Geioler
'ol- Jacob Reinhart and Chss. W ilnot from cause ali
es, ofplaintiff not appearing.
elf COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoSs-Beiore the
bic oorder and AID. Kelly and Chapman TIE ASA
sen iron 1ir. D,sliH IN re F9srtA Wnd.-The q