New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

Corpr CIIyspAR-Ihis Day.-CoURT OF Cow
Mon pIyts-Part Mos 735 to $40 lprobably
meaning nrs odd numbers to s39). Part u-Nos. SAG,
GOA, 766, and even Nos to ego.
SUPERIOR CouRT-Transterred Tern-Before
Judges Duer and Mason-J0nas PLdtner vs.. Vilet
McCoun, implicated with Gtbert Popelt-Mr. Plat
ner was dealer in borses, bringing droyes from
the country. Mr.. Baird was in his employment
receiving half profits as bis salary. Defendants
obtained horse Of plaintiff, and subsequently ten
dered note given by Mr.. Baird, some time pre-
viousy, 10 one Of them, for horse proved 70 have
been unsoundl for pay, alleging Mr.. b. to have
been partner. Mr.. B. sued for the value OF the
horse thus obtained, and the Referee reported
SIP in his favor. The present is an appeal from
the report. Argument was heard. Messrs. Aliens
appearing for Mr. Z. and Mr. Van Colt for appeal.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-S pc cial Term
Before Judge Day.-JOkn Tester VS.. Sarah TIES.
sier.-Reference.
Margaret Muckelvs. VIM. Mtchel1-Same.
Louisa Grimm VI. Francis Grimm.-Same.
Margaret LenOuze vs.. Jean Bdptiste Lemou<e-
Order.
In the matter Of the application Of Rector, &c. of
Church Of Ascension TO mortgage real estate
Order.
Trial Term-Before Judge Ingraham.-Wm.
Reed vs. JVn1. II. and Henry W. Sims.-To recover
for alleged assault and battery and injury to plain
tif7s business from being evicted or attempted to
be so, from premises 25 Spring st.; damages laid
at g. 000 Plaintiff alleges that he hired in April,
le49 for years, and that on the I'd Sept. Messrs.
s. shut him out from the premises-that VIM. II.
assaulted him and Henry w. stood by in approval,
For defense it was said that the plaintiffs and de.
PENDANTS are distillers. Messrs b. let Mr.. r. a
portion of the premises in which to carry on
a distillery Of limited kind, (of English GIN bat
in August he agreed to give the place up, and re-
peated the promise afterwards; that he then sent
lot of barrels 10 the premises, which VIM h. retus-
ed permission to have carried in, and that strug'
gle took place between them, after a challenge by
plaintiff the one to keep open the door and push in
barrel, and the other to prevent it, but no blows
were struck, and that Henry w. had no part in it,
This was denied, it being ayerred that VIM. H.
struck Mr.. h. three or four blows latter at the time
being unwell just recovering from sickness and
that Henry w. was present abetting. Plaintiff
succt eded in recovering, at the time, possession,
but moved we believe, afterward. Verdict for
plaintiff sl75. For plaintiff, Mr.. w. w. Niles.
! For defendant, Mr. Henry A. Mott and Mr. Potter.
The insurance case, in other branch, before Judge
| Woodruff, is still on.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoSs-B efore the Re-
corder and Aldermen Morgans and Smith-SeR-
tenced-Travis and Dohm, boys, who were con-
vcted of grand larceny on Wednesday, were this
morning sentenced to the State Prison, Travis for
four years and Dohm for two years.
assault and Battery Nth intent 10 KHL-John
Reed was placed on trial, charged with having, on
the 3Oth of April last attempted to take the life OF
his wife, Catherine Reed, by shooting her with
pistol. 1t appeared in evidence that the accused
had been married TO complainant but seven months
when difficulties occurred between them, and the
missioner procured a sixbarreed revolver. The
complainant sitting in her sisters house, cor
ner Of w ater and Oliver SITS. when Reed came IN
and fired three barrels Of a revolver at her Three
shot took effect in her back, and she was laid up
| for two weeks with the wounds The prisoner
after firing at his wife, shot himself just below the
stomach. He was found guilty, and sentenced 70
the State Prison for seven years.
! Plea of GulKy.-Wm. Nelson pleaded guilty to
petit larceny in stealing boots from the store of Mr.
Deane in Canalst As there seemed TO be consid-
cradle doubt as to prisoners intent 10 steal, the
Court suspended judgment against him.
Trial for Neutrality-suspicious.. Mcclure was
put on trial for mansaughter in the first degree, in
causing the death Of Thos. Carol, on the 9Th Of
March last. The accused and the deceased, it ap-
peared liz testimony, were at work in sink at $50
| Front-st when some words arose between them.
| Carol applied various epithets to the accused, who
became rritated, and at last struck him two severe
blows with the shovel Previous to this Carol
struck Mcclure, and Mcclure endeavored to get
awsy but at last be became too much irritated TO
contain bis passion and therefore dealt the uniortu-
nate blow which caused the death Of Carol Six-
teen days aterwa ard the Jury rendered verdict Of
Not Guilty and the prisoner was discharged. Adj