New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Court CALEYDAR.-This Day.-CoM-
MON PIEAs.-Pmt Mos. l,oss, 1907, lOis, 1883,
1857, 1859 LOCI: 1903, zoos; lO67, l'o7S OI5'
Nos lOlO, 1000, l,O69, 1904 1905, ZOOS, 90,
1912, GA 1915, lO7s, 1850. 900, 1922 1895
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Nos. 10. 80. 81. 40, lOS, o. So
81 6j TO- IS, As, l. o. So 81 S. 8, e9 VI Vs. 9o 9o
9s los, los Il9, l4 lie, III, ll9, 100, 49, l22 1874,
CIRCUIT CouRr.-Nos 500, COB, 90, 5si, 6s5, SOP to
s07, $40, SILL $40, sl4.
las, 50 to g. 81 to 20. THE case of Ls Fargo aSt.
HOrldnd is on
L. S. CIRCUIT CoURr. Before Judge
Nelson Can,ngton asoa agt. Adridn lanes, Wn.
Babee Chds Fourier and r. A. R0bfns.-To recover
damages for alleged infringement Of plaintiffs pat
eut (oDtaineG in 1913, and wed IN 1873 tor an I'M
provement in the manufacture OF cooking stoves or
ranges, by placing the fire chamber IN the middle OF
the stove, so that the oven might receive the he 1T
from the three sides thereof, &c.
For defense 1t was denied that plaintiff had right
to exclusive privilege in the stove the improvement
having been In before his patent, IN England,
AID also in the United States. This was denlei.
The Jury gave a verdict for plaintiff of $3.50, which
verdict also est ablished his right 10 the pateat.
INDIcTMENTs.-The Grand Jury came INTO Court
with bills OF indictment against Capt John IT, Noses
for bringing INTO this port an excess OF ~ pissen-
gers Capt Crawford, ship It. George, y excess
Capt Moriarty, of the ship Georgiani 10 excess
and Capt. GIBSON, OF the brig oaunoyses, sTccs7
also against John CosteT, otherwise Oven Wright,
Vim. smith Geo Mills Root. Crary, John Lauo,
Jas Smith and lhos. Forward. seamen, charge
with revolt on board the ship Richard Alsop.
Reporter Of C0nrf.-An order was made, stating
that Samuel Batchford, ESQ., has been appone
Reporter of the Circuit, and that Proctors, &c, OF
the Court furnish 10 him peadngs and other ne 'es-
sary matters, or before the commencement OF AZ
guments.
The Court took recess 10 Monday week, when
Judge Belts viii continue the Term.
CoURr OF GENERAL SESSIONS -l}efore
Judge Beebe and Aid. Smith & Dodge.-Nov. 10
. Trial for Grand LdrceHy.-ThOmas King, colore J,
was placed Trial, charged with stealing bale ct
cotton, valued at $40, from the store OF Mr.. Cali
well, commission merchant, of No. IL Wttsr-st.
tt cotton stolen or about the lst OF October.
The evidence of guilt conclusive, and the jury
| convicted the prisoner Sentence was deferred BY
| the Court.
another Grand Ldrceny.-A German, named John
Olng, placed on trlal TO answer indictment,
| charging him with having stolen gold watch valued
at $50, from Augustus Schraer, the property OF his
wife Caroline. The evidence was conclusive, and
| the prisoner was convicted and sentenced 10 the
| state Prison for two years.
Anothe.-Chrstian Gallison. indicted for stealing
gold watch and chan valued at 8 30, the property
was placed az the bar for trial II appeared in evi-
dence that Mr.. l.. left the watch In water-cloSet
IN the rear OF the hotel, where II found by the
| accused. The case was not concluded.
another John Dulhantes was placed at the bar
for trial, on an Indictment charging him with hay-
ing stolen $50 81 III money from the house of Rich
ard Taylor, No. 547 Hudson-st The evidence being
conclusive, the prisoner was convicted and sen
fenced TO the State Prison for two years