New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
COURT PROCEEDINGS

COIkl IkOC EEDlNNo.
CouRr CALENDAR. THIS ddy.-SuPs-
PIoR CouRr-The last day Of Oct tcrm-Nos 80,
Ia 1876. ls6, 800 l23 II. 22s 25 3D. 293 29t 295 300.
297 29s 299 800 3Ol, 309 $685. 3O4 303. 800 3O sos,
500 3lo 81, 3l2 3l3 34, 3l5, S6, S7 3ls 3l9 TAO.
81, 322, 1874, 3s6, Jei.
COMMON PLEAs.-Part mos 67a. ~. sos, sS7.
ST. SIS SIS. ST. SO SSH $751; sS1. $50 SOL sy3 PsH
INos. 75s 6SS 7b2, SOL sos, SIP, st, $40, S2s III
SO 67s s9s $50, s32.
CrRc1Ir CouEr Nos Col. 9, 6O2, 500. ESQ., 49, 6os.
u. s. DISTRICT Court Nos. 25 to 81 30, a. Is.
SUPREME COURT - General Term Monday ITO
which time the Court has adJourncd).-Nos. ~, ~.
10, AZ, As, 40, l69, 81, 81 to6'
L. 5. District CouRT-Before Judge
Judson.--Augustus Lord against steamboat Isaac
NewtCn-John Crockett and Others against sdme.-rhe
l. n, on the morning Of nth July, 1912, came In
collision with the schr Hero of foot OF Cedsrss,
and sunk her. The IL. had on board cargo OF Hour
and gram, and had Just got underway for Porte
mouth. 1t is alleged that the fault with the
steamer, and suit is brought by Mcssrs &. 10 Co for
value of the vessel. and Mr L. for the cargo. each
action being for s2,oCO Il is denied the n was In
fault Testimony was taken
SUPREME CouRr--G eneral Term
Edcord Smih agt. The PeopLS-sIr 8. became. in
iei5 bail for Mr.. Thompson, sometimes called the
Comic ence Man.D tie swore, IN becoming bail, TO
being worth we bel eve, about $50 900 worth Of
property but was arrested afierward ON charge Of
perjury for false wearing, and sent To the State
lrison for years. The present Is writ OF error.
contendinC that the proceedings under which he was
convicted were irregular, &c Argument was heard.
Iho1ndS Z. Winthrop at suit OF Elias W. SNith.--
Motion for new trlal denied.
Menz,es x. Case act George Z. P0wroy -Repor
set aside
JoseD1 IT. Sfocdrf agt Louisa IT, Sfer1t.-DesAut
opened, and referred To Mr.. RuggIes for proof
AS to hat separate estate Mrs 8 has and no much
SPECIAL TERN-NOtice to the Bn.--The October
Motion Calenoar viii be taken up for the last tune On
fl1xI
making up the new Motion Calender. Notes Of
title &c will be necessary IN order To have the mo-
tons undlspostd OF placed on the November Cal
endar.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-GeneralT Term
Johnson against Drry-Dispute as to ownership Of
Merchants Bank, Canandalgua. The case referred
to yesterday wasrefeucd for proof
DlsTRicT CoURT.-Beiore Judge Green.
John D9ud By has neat (riead, against H. H. Gantsr
- lad m the employ OF Mr.. GuDtcr, eating house
keeper, Futon.st sues for his wages. MIR. q claims
that he is not entitled TO any having negsentiy,
viii G putting cask Of mo.aSses down cellar. let 1t
fail AND the contents we're lost and he should pay for
twas shown that Mr. G set plaintiff and another
TO lower the barrel but they were hol sHohy en""S"
TO hold II, and II fell. -, L..
The Court remarked that servants are liable isr
damage through negligence or cIrelessness ous tnis
DID not appear 10 be a case OF the KIND. Juogmcos
MARINE CouRT-Before Judge Lynch
gassCrd agt. LsrsH-On SUIT for rent 10 is aug
of a house at Stapleton, staten Island, which vas
burned night OF 9TH July. An action, IN relation 70
COW placed for pasture, after the hTe, In the gar
cen was sel up. The case was tfied De ore "nes
he Jury could rot agree. Verdict for pianIin, We.
Long amount
CounT OF ComMos PLEAs-Belore Judge
IrgrahaIn 49, TaeCdore Cam against James DoDDsLI.-
To recover damages ramount LAID at 5000 for inary
IA the horse and wagon OF Mr. beng run agaIn~
by another hOrse and wagon Of Ar d., drlyea oy
usgson in lis employ ment, Ia Chambers 81 2oia
Msy, 1880 Mr &. was thrown out and hurt ana MS
horse ran away and with the wagon, was injured.
II was denied that the horse and wagon when rae
agar It him belonged 20 Mr.. ID. VERDICT for PLAN
tlf $3.50. ,,,n ,,,.
Iy,dJe, act Robert BarksY-Defendant was arrest
ed on a clam OF S29,UvO, securltIes aesed 70 %
his hands, belonging 10 paint'h, and ioI van. ., v
Of $4,000, impnsoned Motion a. ntse o
were handed TO him as colia,ea al Tor SoOVv, "hSa
unpaid and that they are now Ia Poses,sio.n =,
Us Marshal who attached mem On d hI,,s hsioar
defendant THE parties, We beheVe, Do.u vos'sss
,asi In ooposton 10 the motion u IS stid Inas ,n9
secnrtes were gwen defendant 70 get cscou,eu:
Int moi retrrned Motion TO discharge deniea' o"'
Hith Liberty torenew
Coupr oT GENERAL SESSIONS --Ocf. "a
-pefore Judge Beebe and AID toa Ain ana Doc
lev assault anu OotfeS "t'''s
~ mai Of Ann Hamburg, charged with atemp'to
,aLe The lie OF Bridget Naher, IN Wa1er-s.. 10
Insust last, BY cutting her VITA knife, was coz
,tr1ed from yestsrtay. The defense inuIoucen
srveTal Witnesses but nothing IN the history OF
The case elected The case after being summes
10 By Counsel On both SECS, was gwen 70 .ns 'aiy
wIo renceied a verdict OF guilty o. assaut sno
battery only. The Court sentenced the piisope!w
raw aGIe Of $50 The money was paid and the
prisoner v "a discharged. =,
plsaSed C,iitg James Dunn pleaded suiiiy 70
re,i, Larceny In stealing a set OF colors from the
l.a,,Sost Cs,harlne Oh the eth OF Sept. and was
s,Itepred to the Peni,entiary for months
sfesI,ng AGO froIa John keefe on the Wh
hs.' He was sentenced TO the State Prison iof '"s
yesTs ,,.,, ....,xorg both p,es.tcd
on,liy 10 grand laIcencIes, and were seh'eh''"~s
/ serye, each, two years In the state Pusoa