New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24


COMMON PLrAs-Part mos. "a, 20. 80. III.
lls Part II-Nos 900, li2, 1874 i64, 2l2, Zoe, lT2,
TIA, $50, 100, 1876. iss, iso lsi, 2o4
; Court OF Common PIras. -. THURSDAY, Jan. r.
Before Judge DAILY.
Van Wyck vs. Jones. In this case, referred 20
yesterday, the Jury could not agree and were dis
charged.
Geo. j. Gallagher VS. Paul Morr1ll-Repleveu.
70 recover some books Of account and flea Of the
True Sun, taken in ls4s, by Mr.. Morrill, who
claimed right to them. he having been propri-
etor. aud responsible, it is said, for debts DC. He
sold a remaining quarter Of the paper that belong
ed TO him 10 Mr.. G. for 81. Mr.. g agreeing to
nav ,hs debts. and Mr.. NJ. remaining as book
keeper. w. n no. hsins wss.m -: &c oooss were
taken to his house. He declined to give them
up, the establishment, il is alleged, being 10 ar
rears, and gave bonds to abide the suit To be
continued this forenoon.
Ssiore Judge ingrahAu.
Gilbert g. Waterbury,, et.,al. VS.. Ackermaa d
MiEer and Lnctus s. Comstock-To recover dam
ages for obstruction of alleged right Of way through
249 to second story of 24s Broadway, already re-
ferred to. Ii was denied that any right existed.
Messrs. A. Il NJ. occupied the lower story OF 2ia.
A verdict was rendered in their favor. The elects
to which the boards, In fastening up the aperture
between the two buildings, were nailed, being
placed little on the hall OF the party-wan to-
ward 24s nominal verdict of six cents In :avor
q
lessee OF 249.
Elisa5eth c. Hallett VS.. Joseph Agate.-0n the
alleged warrantee Of horse, taken for $500 BY
brother Of plaintiff, il was said as her agent, In
part consideration in the purchase OF lot In
Fourteenth ST. Ii was said the horse proved 10
be lame 1t appeared the written agreement was
that the horse should be in as good order on the
day provided for the delivery as on the day tbs
paper was drawn. As no proof was shown a. TO
latter, motion for nonsuit was granted.
SPECIAL TERN.
Before Judge Woodruff.
John McCummiSkey VS. Virginia McCnmmss-
key-Action for divorce No defense was offered.
Divorce granted.
Circuit Court. -. THURSDAY, Jan. r.
Before Judge Mitchell.
Ancel 81. John vs. The Cay Bank o. Cteeel1sd
This case has occupied the Court Tor the last
three or four days. Ii is on certincste OF DC
poste for $4,000, received by the Bank, ana II
question whether to the credit OF the Flremens
assurance Company, which became insolvent, or
of Mr. St. John. The case is still on.
Court of General Sessions. -. THURSDAY, Jan g.
Before Judge Beebe and Aid. Griffith and Dodge
Plea of Guity-John Keegan indicted for az.
sault and battery, with intent to kill Michaei
Shine.( which ofense was alleged to have been
committed on the 9Th Of October last THIS morn
ing pleaded guilty to an assault and battery only.
The Court accepted the plea, and ordered heeSan
to appear on Saturday for sentence
Thai for attempt TO Commit Bu'gidry-Wii-
helm Duiman was placed at the bar charged with
having about 4 o'clock, on the morning OF the 18th
Dec. last, attempted to commit burglary in the
Sd degree A Police officer Of the Eighth Ward
testified that on the morning above named he was
on duty in Canals st. when he heard the breaking
Of window on looking in the direction whence
the sound proceeded, he saw tho prisoner running
off and pursued and overlook him. On going back
to the store where the window was broken, the
shutter was found to have been forced out at the
bottom and pushed down. The window was filed
with laces and ribbons, and the broken glass
formed an aperture through which the goods
might have been taken. The evidence was not
deemed sufficient to convict the prisoner and he
was found not gully and discharged. Court adj
journed for the day.