New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21

SUPERIOR CouRr.-Before Judge Paine.
PRAY & Barker agt. Frederick JobHson-By growers
to recover Of Mr.. j. butcher 500 the price agreed
TO be paid, on purchasing II al Bulls Head for an
OK The defense is that the OK. at the time OF being
purchased, was afflicted with a disease known a.
The "black murrain" OF which it died next morning.
He contends he Is not obliged to pay for 1t. The
animal on being opened, u was sad, presented a
disgusting appearance, and It's flesh emitted oda
odCr. II was given to a German, II was stated, VINO
fed has hogs With II, and some OF them oled
witness who went to Bulls Head for the OK sara IL
was lying down at the time, and he land anoiheTj
kicked II up. On driving II along II dld moi appear
active and they beat II with club II was drlVenIo
Mir Us ward IN Second-ay, and was found dead
next morning. On the part OF plalntlns II IS said
that they did not know the OK was SICK, ana th"
Mr J. had an opportunity and dld examine LOT MIN
self. The question Is, whether there Is any custom
absolying purchaser IN such case
SUPERIOR CoURr-Bcfore Judge Pane
-Prav & Barker ACT. Frederick JohnsoH-Io recover
the value OF al sold, but which died rlghI anel
the day 1t bought. Of black murraln, already re-
ferred 10. Considerable testimony was DrOusht up 10
show that growers had made an allowance Wherc
cattle had been bruised. &c, but no evidence showed
that there was any custom or law compelling them
TO 60 So and the Court thought then doing so was
mere voluntary matter. Defendant In this case,
having had an opportunity selected the OK and II II
afterWa ards died the loss must be the purchasers
Verdict for plaintiff, 81, being principal and N
terest
Frederick H. NISsraan against Fernando Wood
Case whch was tired before TO recover The value OF
500 bbls corn meal. The defense Is that the meal
was shipped on board a vessel OF MI. VS. ior the
West Indies. and on arriving there II was foundto
be bad and Mr.. w sustained great damage whereas
i; was sold 10 Mr.. w, by sample, the best kiln
dried meal, &C. The case is on.
Before Judge Mason.
The suit against German physician Tor aliegeu
seduction and violation OF Young girl, l. or IA
wears old Il is SAID, is still on.
SUPREME CoURr.-AdHiSSiOHS 10 the
Bar-The following gentlemen have been admitted
to practice John Maoney, Edward n Dickerson-
CoURr or COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge
Dalv-Jd1ass Hunt against James Gordon Bel9sH -
TO recover damages for alleged libel IN The Hersld
!, Ami 1875 being a second one trlei We believe,
OF four or FIVE entered on different police articles
sc al the me,l rejecting upon plaintlf as SUNDAY
officer also stating that he had severely whipped
woman.-hodlng nm W 70 ridlcule' u was Cohseiid
ed in connection with an assertion that he was
candidate for the Office OF Special Justice &C AZ
,eady referred to- Verdict for plainhf. ; l,OOJ
The case OF Oid6eld against Harlem Railroad { on
many, for damages IN running over and causing INC
death OF little girl Already referred TO- Is SUI ON
SurRIFF's CouRr-Before Commission
ers and Iurv-Inquirv on an allegation OF una,
as 10 whether Elizabeth Brown, an age1 latl' y.
sound disposing mind, &C, and capable OF iAlns
care OF her estase The jury considered ths' SIG
vas not and rendered verdict accordingly
CoURf or GENERAL SESSIONS. ~
Before Judge Bebee and Aid. Ball ana Dous.,n
<spfsacs OF Vaexfaf-Thfs morning al the opehils
of the Court Joseph Henry Wags'af the p,s a.
! LAWYER who on Tuesday last was ccnn'.eu W.
| hsyilg published A gross and wicked hoei, was
rsigned Al The bar for sentence. ana Oh 0e'as ''-