New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

SUPERIOR CoURT-Befofe Judge Ml,pl.
George Z. S1nerlee against James Bowsp gaf Rlts-
inns To recover commissions for services IN op-
tanning for Messrs. B Il X. large sum for re- "a
cutieS. The case has been tired two or three I n
The defense is that M Saeree failed ia procu-ias
the return and that Mr. Curtis undert )ok 1t and was
successful. and was paid the commission. Nertlct
for plaintiff 81 100, being about half the anouat 81
claim.
Fd,1a Peck assignee Of James S. Dai1s, AZ alnst
IL Y. Wss'errstt. Sksrif-The Sheriff, IN 1872 lev
led upon quantity OF theatrical costume ana 'incy
goods al Nos. 50 Prnce-si., 800 Bleeker-st ana 10
Broadway. on executions against John u. Iaylor-
Mr.. Peck claims that Mr.. Taylor gave mortgages
being Indebted Of the property, 10 MI paFls' "hc1
were foreclosed and Mr.. ID became the owner, ana
subsequently Mr. D. assigned to painiH Tor me Den-
eft of creditors, &c. The question VIII be whether
Mr. D was owner. or IT. IN law, the property was
still liable for the debts OF Mr.. l.
SUPREME CouRT.-Special Term
Elisabeth Exams agt yoseph Evans Referred.
Jas " Rsdfeld agt. HGrTSt Rtdfsid. Same.
Alr,ira Kiu;bal. By her Guardian, agt Water n.
KiUbaI Referred.
CIRCUIT CouRT-Before Judge Edwards
William Wallace agt Stephen ChiftsndeR.-Plalntlf
keeps a hardware and house furnishing store at No.
3s5 'Bowery The premises are owned by MI l.,
who occupies part of them for his 1n business OF
turning &c Plaintiff holds by lease OF 10 wears
transferred to him by the original tenant. Plalntln
(Mr W y comes IN charging that his stand mas Deeh
injured by Mr. C. by grating being substituted IN
front across the area, leading 10 MS store lOr the
former close SIDE waik-that he has received damage
from taking way or altering platform Leading from
the front store TO rear one IN the yard aso that
bs placing steam boiler IN the rear part OF the front
basement the dust and steam from II WORKS through
ihe floor 10 the store, causing injury 10 the goods
t. brings the present action torecoveT damages he
% hts IN which are Denied
Court OF COMMON PLEAs-SpecIal Term.
no1, n inn nyg heqi
act D0n,et Taimadge.Mr. {. entered into an agree
mtni TWO or three years ago, with number OF per
sOns TO furnish them with CABIN passage 10 Cdi'
foriia and ind provisions and utensils LOT inlhihs
for wear after they got there, he 10 get IN return
certain amount of their net earnings at the mines
but each one previously. to give him BOND, win
security for $500, in the event OF thelf falling 20
continue and work with the Company, &c. lney
went out on the bark Roila. Mr.. T. was surety for
Mr. G.. De Forest. The company broke up, and IN
a suit against the surrey, Che also sued others,)
verdict was given for plaintiff (Nlr c. for $500 and
interest. Motion is made 10 set the verdict ASIDE.
Motion denied, and verdict confirmed.
CoURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS, Nov. 10
Before judge Beebe and AID Dodge and smith
-TrioI FIR Bwglary.-Four boys, named Francis
Frees, WIN. Garbet Charles SouthwlcA and James
Clark were called 20 trial charged with burgaryln
the first degrees There are no less than four indct
ments against them. The frs indictment produced
charged them with breaking into The house OF Nh
VIM G. Bull. OF No &c NInth-st, in September last,
and stealing therefrom about 1925 worth o. property
consisting of dresses and jewelry. Three Of the
prisoners Frees, Garbet and Souihwick, pleaded
guilty to burglary IN the second degree. TINS plea
was accepted by the Court, and thev were sentenced,
Frees and South wick to the State Prison for 10 years
each Garrett was Temanded 10 be sentenced here
afier The other prisoner, James Clark, who clam
ed separate trial, was then placed At the bar Mr.
Bull tsiifed to the loss Of his property and oihcer
Bull one OF the Chiefs aids testified that he found
gold cham On he person Of the prisoner, who con-
feSeed that he got 1t al house IN Ninth-st In TACT
Clark admitted his guilt. The case was perfectly
clear but a. the house uninhaolled at the tlme
the family OF M Bah being in the country, the crime
was reduced to burglary III the third degree, OF which
the jury found the prisoner guilty lie was rentha-
ed for sentence and the Court adjourned tor the day