New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER 90 1851

1th January last The parties are Germans, al
were tenants Of different paris o. house No. .
lst-st The defense is that Mrs h. assaulted -
frrd.pt. aud he used no more force than was nece
sary to defend himself Verdict for defendant.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Before Judge Mason
JOHN WSLeT against Jain WnsliarfJn.-To recover
DAMAGES auo,t aced at OfG To- ALLEGED sc iuc-
ton and violation TO a Young girl, Anne Mania We
ber daughter OF plaintiff about years OF age. Ins
case was continued yesterday. The parties are all
Germans. The vourg eIr, who appeared 70 ne intel
lpent underwent Yesterday a lOGg roSs-eXamlna-
ton on the part Of Mr. Jordan, one % tae counsel
for defense. Her story IS that her mother was out OF
health. and countrymsn OF theirs gave her one OF
Dr. WIS cares, ana the mother went, taxing her
with her. Thc young girl was also complaining,
and the doctor prescribed for her and also forthe
iher The medicine given 70 the mother did her narm,
il said and The young girl was sent alone IN reg arc
- H. when the doctor took herin'o MS office and acted
some Of the times improperly with her. On the
seventh time Of her gong he sent his clerk away,
ARD effected his purpose He told her not 10 tell ner
nO.her and she did not I'll about DAYS after
ward when her mother took her Gown to the doctors
Tor advice when she stated to her mother, after they
came home, what had Occurred-they both crying,
and the mother inducing her TO tell all that nae
occurred
II is also charged that the course pursued by DR..
w was not skilful regarded Mrs. Weber, and
that re was not regularbred physician. TINS latter
vas Denied, be having practlced IN Germany.
The doctor denies the charge. medical witness,
70 whom the young girl was taken, gave testimony
III respect to her, ana with view TO confirmation OF
what had been alleged. He was closely cross
examined by Mr. Jordan To be continued
SUPERIOR CoURT-S peclal ERIN
Before Judge Campbell-DEcIsIoN AS TO LIBEL.-
Nm. ". BiTsh ana 'cafe agst James Watson Web
SUIT brought by Mr. D. d. Brown on behalf of plain
tihs, fof alleged libel, growing out OF paragraph
under the head of City Intelligence Of The Co0T-
iey and EaglareT of 22t June last-Stang that PLAIN
tlf and his wife applied to the Station house tor
LOGGING. apparently worse f liquor, and after being
there tt was discovered that the wife had a bundle
which contained child three weeks Of age, and 1t
was dead no doubt caused by neglect. The ABOVE
is the substance, and mostly in the same words 1t
was headed Effects of Rum and closing with the
words This couple were once well TO do, but rum
dnI king has brought them TO ther present degra-
dauon.'l An answer was put in, alleging lst.
a DENIAL OF malicious Intention Cd, that the
article complained of was copied almost literally
from record Of events which occurred before cap
tain of police IN the City OF New f0rk 80, MONACO
Quaintance with the plaintiff and ignorant OF the
fact OF publication prior to Tie commencement of the
action.
Demurrer was put in, con;ending that it's being the
copy ofarecOrd was no defenSe-besideS which there
is added a comment Of defendants own, as to the
words this couple" &c also, 1t rs no defense that
defendant did not know 1t, &c.
The Judge sustained the demurrer giving Judg-
ment il for plaintiff, with costs, with liberty TO
defendant, Oh payment Of costs, TO add plea ofJus
tifcation, and the answer as thus amended may
stand
Court OF OYER AND TERMINER-Wed-
nesiay.-kOtoni, Gonzalez and others, confined as
Witnesses IN the cases OF Lopez and Squarza, came
up pursuant TO direction OF the previous day, 10
receive an allowance or pay for the time they were
confined h. andtwe or three others got orders for
$50, others $40, &c.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Bef0re Judge
Daly.-JameS Hunt agt. James Gordon Bennet.--To
recover damages for alleged libel in 1874, rejecting
upon Nh IL, who at the time acted IN the Sixth
Ward as Sunday officer. The case is on.
CouRT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Before Judge
Woodruff Thomas Oidfetd, admir-. ofHetty Dowile
decd, ag't the Harlem Railroad CO.-Case which was
tined before, when the Jury could not agree. Heity
D. a little girl, siep-daughter Of plaintiff. She
was run over and killed in Centre ST., on the after
noon OF May, 1919. The present suit is brought I'M
der the law of lsi9, which persus the next of kin
TO bring suit for damages, where the death has been
caused by the negligence OF the party complained OIL
The damages placed at $1,000 that being the high
es, amount of recovery allowed by the law.
The child died IN three hours For defendant IT
is cOntenGed that there was blame to be attached
to the driver of the car and that the accident was
owing 10 the want Of care of the child herself. To
be continued this forenoon.
CoURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS, Nov. IL
Before Judge Beebe and Aid. Ball and Dodge Trial
for Grand Ldrceny.-A German named WIN. Janigan
was this morning placed at the bar TO answer an IN
dictment charging him with having, on the 18th OF
August last stolen 500 IN gold com the property
OF one OF his own cOuntrymeD named harles Wer
ner The money taken from a clearinghouse
in Liberty-st, but the evidence adduced dad not i'm
pcate the prisoner to an extent which would war
rant the Jury in cOnvicting him Of the ofcnse. He
was therefore acquitted and discharged.
Geo Schmidt German was next called to the STAND
on an Indictment chaTg him with having on the list
inst, stolen $Si IN bank oils and coin, the property
OF Nicholas SchafS, OF No a. Avenue ID. The evil
dence was conclusive. the stolen money having been
found possession of the accused lie was accord
uQi convicted and
remauded for sentence Adjourned for the day
FIRE DEPARTMENT.