New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10


plaintiff sass
L. $. DIs1Rcr CoURr-Before Judge
Betts-Ounsts and CAPTAIN of steamboat JacOb Bel
against. the Jrig DdIt HeRShaw-for salvage, IN
getting of the brig. which was from Bordeaux with
a valuable cargo. got on shore and was temporarily
abandoned off the Hook, and broueh: into port.
Testimony IN the case was taken last March and re-
ported. The counsel were engaged yesterday IN
inning up, which was prevented ~ the time by tue
then indispOsition Of the Judge
Decisions N ADMIRALTY.--H0ra-e '. Tsb'etS
against the ing AretnrUS, rem ana Va II. Brep'
Ster and OIL crS, SpoHdeHS IL spec &c
performance, to convey a cargo OF coal to Cantor
ma Decided that the lien on The vessel for The ~
rage Of the coal was not discharged by the SAFE
which took place. and that lbelan' recover ag dnS.
her the amount OF freight, payable to HIN BY II
son at the completion OF theNo} age ACTON against
tie respondt nts III personen missed
PerSSe & Crooks against the bark C'drencs-NhsIe
a tot omry bond win bills OF exchange were given
TO loan, but the vessel attached ana sold on
other claims after she arrived back from Ireland.
The Court considers that the bottomry bond wasthe
security and not the bills Of exchange, bat that the
holder lost his lien by not enforcing the bot'on}
bond with reasonable diligence. Ll5el dismsSel'
with costs
t. :. DlSrRlCr CoURr. Patrick ".
Hyrncs 20. against the slip Roctaray.-0n bill Of
ladirg for surplus stores, &c, IN passenger ship.
where another bill OF adng had been gwen TO taird
patty Libellants had made advances on their ol OF
lsdpg. A. 10 the pclnt that Ed~ud Saul alone i
I'm fact L W. Bymes & Co MIR. x. beng 0eadD :
al 40 avail II the suit Is for parties IN interest the
Court Will not regard mere matters OF fora, aHd j
W. shaw 4 Co, at Liverpool, kne" The iAcs J. W .
: & co. had 10 power 10 give precedence over
hill oi lRdIng, for value 10 lb0laIis The hoellant
= entitled 10 recover against tho ship the value, OF
the property included in the bill OF atns or am punt
Of balance duc, &c.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-GeneraI Ierm-D e
ciSIons.-N0rth American Fare laSwaHce 90. ast
JcS. LoyimU Graham ard otherS-taSe which has
Nv
Judge Jones, &c Bal dismissed as to all the de-
foncantS costs as arranged by Court
Daaiei L. JtRsS az, RWtkrop ". Gilman. d a. -
In relation 10 property al Wllhamsburgh-Repou or
referee confirmed as to Gilman ard complainant de-
creed 10 pay him Sis &C. with costs OF the suit Re
Ior, Of referee as to rents and profits SET ASIDE
Augustus H. Br0he agt Marcus I. Z. hUn5aN. So
Judgment affirmed, With costs
AibSrt g Bag.tp, appellant, against carries h ana
Iaonas r. Fedfts esponden'S.-Judsment airm-
&C. with costs.
Ira F. Peyson, appellant, ads George Bridge. re-
Spoudent-Judgment reversed. with costs, unless
Thomas l. Rogers, within 20 days, IS made de-
PENDANT
Isaac W,uds, sheriff, &C.. ads Ge,. 5 H5,ctsnd.-
Jodsmen; affirmed, with costs
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Nov. -
Before Judge Beebe and Aldermen Dodge and
>mLh -Irial for ASsGlt and Barrrv ,rfft Intent 10
Tott h6-1he trial Of Joseph Wagner. charged
with attempting to take the life Of jacob Clouse.
living on The corner OF Sixty first ST. and Third av
NutlS sNRh % tdolf was resumed.
Tie defense introduced several witnesses 10 prove
that there was al alteration between Clouse and
Tie prisoner tho result OF which Was the injury re.
Celod ty CicuSe. The case will be concluded Oh
Monday.
Plea Of Gtlify Jacob Coiirae pleaded guilty 10
grand larceny N stealing watch and other articles
worth in all about sac the property q Jacob Mole
The articles stolen the 9Th OF last Sep.em-
her TIE Count accepted the plea ant the prisoner
Was sentenced 70 the State Prison for Two years.
Adjourned fer The day