New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-30

SrpERIoR Court. Before Judge Duer.
-Sc5oonraker AFT Wardte and others, already re-
ferred 10 1t was shown that MT. GeoFg, ;. Wardle
was NOT OF age at the time, by month or two IL
was also said that be had made much money al alt
fornia but by reyers.s lost II me question lof .he
Jury was whether the Captain OF t9e sutton, the
agent OF the oWneIs acted ~ goo1 iata in placing
the property in Mr. Geo. : w hands;
TIE Jury returned saying that the CaptaIn acted
in rood faith and finding a verdict for defendanis
francis Nurert AIT. Mortimer LIrinrSton-by
steeTage passenger on board the snip Alnah ION
HAVE TO recover sl,32s alleged value OF cloths and
other goods placed on board the snip out noi oe-
livered after the shIp getting here.
The ,ut iE against the owner o. iha ship as con-
In defense II was said there WIS no oil OF ladns,
and no contract OF the master take The goods, and
II he plaintiff put the goods on board as baggage,
he did 90 vrongfuly to AVOID the payment OF duties
and OF freight, End that the owner IS not aole that
two trunks, supposed 10 contain the baggage o.
plaintiff and bis wife, put on board and deiT-
cred to them o. arrival. The case IS on.
Before Judge 8osworth.
William Laitnbeen agiJaaeS r. IRo"PSon-- o re.
cover for a quarters rent OF premises corner OF
Warren and CONGRESSES, Brooklyn, Mr.. Thomp-
SON. 1t being contended. having held over after MS
time had expired /, was denied that he dd 50,
although there were a number OF barrels and some
other articles Jeff lst Of May, Dat subsequently
removed. .
The Court charged that if the Jury oonEder that
the tenant abandoned the premises and did not seek
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mere leaving OF the barrels and other tnlngs thefe
Gid not amount TO a holding over Of the premises
On the case being commenced, MI Benney, one
of the counsel for defendant stated that the cal
was for about $l50-that the suit has been ALREADY
tried and the costs amount, probably, to d9uoie the
amount OF claim e.,
The Jury, after being out a considerable TIN p
came into Court and inquired as 10 the barrels Oelu
left there, &C. when tie Court stated to them as De-
fore One Of the Jurors INQUIRED what the least 81
in a verdict could be given TO carry costs The
Judge said he did not what had to do With tue
case but he would state II must be over s5O TO ca,iy
costs Another Juror said they we're deSnous, II -
could be done by a small verdict, 10 give costs 70
plaintiff AfseT short consultation IN the box, they
returned a verdict for defendant
L. s. DIsTRICr COURT-betore Judge
Betts-TRe United States ags. Nine lfatresss, con-
tanning BriStisS--The mattresses in question were
taken IN July 1850. from on boardthe brig EStaetie,
from France. They found 10 contain mer-
chanlsbe bristles, and not having been entered,
were seized ms an attempt ~ AVOID the payment %
duty and defTaud the revenue.
The claimants are Wilhelm Glag0W and Emilia,
his wife. lie says he is farmer or agrcultuTlsf,
and arrived IN the United States about II months
before the SAID July, 1850, and sent for his family
and that they arrived IN the Esaette, being ms wife
Emilia, also Mathelde and Hermann his daughter
and son that they came on the I'd July but he WAS
not aware Of It I'll the Sd, when they arrived al his
residence He then took measures 20 have the goods
in question placed on the manifest, bat next day was
4th July and he could not, and on the ON ne re-
Ques,ed Evaits & BatchfOrd. custGm-hOuse brokers,
10 enter them for him, but they were subsequent
seized and T. that time his wife or himself had nor
been on beard the vessel after she left 1t. lie says
that the brsles contain the total OF what he -
worth, they having been bought ana exchanged bv
his wife for their available property and there SS'
no intention TO defrsud the revenue. Decision re-
served.