New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-07
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

CouRT CALEsDAR-Thls Day.-CIRcUfr
| CouRr-Nos 76a, 764 to 77a, 773, 1871, "a. rs.
| COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos 6S5, 69l, 693, $685. $40,
OIL 9l9 92l 923 925 927, 929 $685. 935, 937 Part III
Nos. $40, 500, s74 s7s $50 $50, 1884, $780, $50, $50.
| 500, s9i, SOS, 902, 9O4.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Same as Yesterday, adding Nos.
| q, IS and 2S.
U.s DISTRICT CouRr-Nos 4, s. II, 90 to 90.
CoURT OF COMMON PLsAs-Before Judge
! Ingraham.-MGrief s Robert against Ed0fn q. Estes.
To recover difference for refusal to deliver 90
bales of cotton, at l2i cents per h., on the nth OF
August 1850, as per alleged agreement to do. Cot
ton advanced, and plaintiffs say they had to purchase
avered that the cotton claimed by plaintiffs was OF
a better quality than they agreed to buy. Ga the
other hand plaintiffs say II was the same, but there
! was mistake rs to the bought and sold note Yer
| dict for plaintiffs SO, being amount OF clam.
Before Judge Woodruff.
Herbtrt coleman against Sylvester J. Sherman and
! GUsfore Roed.-To recover damages, amount placed
at 81 eco for alleged trespass and assault and bat
terry at the premises OF plaintiff lwho Is msnufac-
tuIeT of steel springs up town. Inc defense 49, that
being business at the factory, an alteration en-
sued, and defendants used no more force than was
necessary to protect themselves,
CouRT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. 8.
Before Judge Beebe and Aid. Dodge and smith
Assault and battery tgh intent TO k1H.-Joseph Was
ptr implicated with Lewis Haspel, in an indictment,
charging them with an assault and battery on Jacob
Clouse with intent TO take his life, on the 3Oth OF
March last, was this morning put on trial. Haspel
was tired some time since the same facts were
proven on beth rss aRPe ,hs
Ward. Wagner had dog which had injured the
vegetables in the garden at several different times,
aid finally Mr.. Clouse shot at and wounded the
animal while 1t in the act Of InJurlng some
plants. This eXaspeTated Wagner, who, on the
occasion referred to- visited the house of Clouse IN
the night time and broke In the windows. Ciouse
went down stairs when he heard the windows crash,
nd "A
wounded him in the left breast, and rendered HIN
seDseess. The case was here suspended Tor the
want of witnesses. 1t viii be resumed on Friday
morning. 80
tined on a charge of grand larceny, IN stealing $50
from Wright * kemPer, produce dealers, Oh west.
Il near Vesey-st. The money Was deposited IN a
drawer at the store No. los Veseyst at shutdown on
the evening OF the Sd OF september and was stolen
between that time and the next morning az sunrise
ID was proven that, during the evening" fsrdeaorook
came iff O the store and sal down near the drawer
from which the money was stolen. The next morn
ing the drawer found locked, but the money had
bet removed. The prisoner was arrested at eight
o'clock on the morning OF the 18th OF September, IL
the store where the thet was committed, and about
81, and skeleton key which lifted the lock OF the
oIawer were found In his possession. The money
Was OF recovered, and the evidence not being suif
cient TO the prisoner. he was acquitted and
discharged. The Court then adjourned Tor the day
L =. CIRCUIT CoURT-Before Judge
Nelson -Wlham II. Neuins agt. Henry and John Nc
CoIlu1n-S SUIT, which was tined before, when the
jury could not agree, TO recover damagesfor alleged
infringement OF patent tof machine 70 moid ana Gu.
oouph in the manufacture OF crackers, &c. IL Is
denied the machine OF defendants Is an infringe
ment The case is on
SuPHEME CouRT-SpecIai I'eral-Bef0re
Iudge Mitchell-1he STATE Of Indiana agt. Merrill b.
Sb,yrrood and acknowledgement by default, dismiss
ms blll of complainant as to defendants, Franklin 5
Kinney. the New York Dry Dock Co. and Russell
s,ebbns with coss to those defendants, and dIssoy-
lIg Injunction IN relation 10 them
John La Farsesgt Geo. " HgwidHa-fOr speclhc
performance III relation to exchanging property IN
kev.York for the South Ferry Dock property and
pa,t of the Atlantic Dock property, al BROOKLYN,
it.re beng heavy mortgages on both SIDES The
cause OF difference does not appear 10 involve much
Argument was heard.
MARINE CoURr.-Before Judge Cowles.
Marlin Buck VS.. Jacob D,al.-This was an action
for taking and OBTAINING the personal property OF tue
ulaintif The property consisted Of certain banners,
REL ala, &c, belonging TO German Lolge' cii'eA
I he Sons OF Herman. No IL.
II Appeared that sometime since there " a. an a.
,eTcaiion IN the said Lodge by which a large num-
Der OF members left the Lodge and formed new as,
seclston called No. |. Committee was dppOlhle1
ty both sections, and 1t agreed that the property
should b sold al auction, and accordingly on sun
day, the auction sale TOOK place. ana Doth sections
bought Tie property Ths result v as uls A1sa
to many. The articles purchased By No were
placed III charge Of the plaintiff for saieAeepinS,
ia the defendant. with several members OF the
original ASSOCIATION III the absence OF the pahlluJ
took away the properly IN question, and this action
" : brought to recover their value.
The defendant cUn,ended ina. by the articles OF
the original assoc ation. the property belonged 70
As loI Q AS Eve members renamed that the plaintiff
v as not the owner and that the defendant did not
take the property.
The Court charged the Jury, that IN order 70 re-
coter ituust app. ar that the plaintiff either The
owner or entitled 10 the possession and that they
mus be satisfied that the defendant took the property
unl3v July.
IF !or hry dollars damages, besides costs