New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-,esors jug. is.s11.z

COURT or COMMON PLEAs-Besors Ju1s- Isss.zAx
Jsll-- CODY AszIn-i Ch1ries AMI francis Campbell
TOrecOver damages for bite OF a dog, amount
laid 2Oo The tried before when the Jury
could not Defendant keeps store corner iths and
Ia deDse said that the beat aud n.erfrd with
the dog, which provoked bite also that ihe dos be-
ously having bitten any person Verdict for plaintiff,
sl5 against Charles and for defendant a: TO Francis
Against the President and vce-President Of the TX
change Bank, Dey and Geenwchss TO recover dam
laid sl5 CO. On the part part of PLAIN
t ia sad he is brokers' that ne went on 1871
Nov 1851 the Bank, busness and that defendants
caused their servants or agents 20 commit an assault and
battery upon him and 20 take him 20 the StltiOn ouse IN
BaTcsyst thence the Tonbs where they endeayored
TO get Justice Osborne TO commit him who refused and ne
liberated; that immediately aferward they repeated
the thing and Justice Osborne ordered him 70 De held
10 be in 500 whereupon ne was locked up and Kept IN
IrsOn from 18th TO 2ls Now when he liberated on
hsbeas corpus by Judge Daily Of the Common Pleas It's
ccItended that sad malicious and without
cause, &c, and suit is brought
In defense it sad that the Exchange Bank is the agent
for several country banks IN redeeuins their bills ha
plaintiff the CLERK agent Of Gaze Co. brokers; that
for days previous said 18th November he had been
In the habit Of bringing country bills 70 the bank and present
ing them note by note or in small packazes instead OF
presenting the bills collectively defendants wished him
70 DO for redempon ne DONG 80 ID tn, manner 70 annoy
the bank and prevent u being sgsn FOR the said country
banks u the redemption Of their bills; that he would ODER
single dolla. bill and the discount OF
quarter Of cent which he knew could not be done that
finally he told that the bank would redeem the bills coll
lectyey but would not any longer redeem them separately
He still persisted stood before the and in the
Of the customers and refused although requested
some other part the Office and desired 10 leave the
bank but he refused Gld acted disordey manner An
officer called and he ~asconveyed TO the house
but Threatened 70 back when liberated and was then
taken the TOrnls where Justice Osborne dsharzlnz
him. told HIM be dsis,, he would be deelt with
cOrdng law Immediately afterwsrd be came back and
conducted before his dsOdery conduct tending 10 pro
woke breach the peace and he conveyed 10 the
SatClHouse thence the Tobs where Justice Osborne
directed he should be held TO bail charge OF dsorery
conduct tending towards breach Of the peace &c IL Is
coniended by defense that there good The case
Ia
Natp and OaELEI.
James Roach, who yesterday pleaded guilty
of aut battery this sentenced pay
tine OF s0 and be imprisoned IN the City Prison for ten
d8yz.
4 youth named Michael Manning was tried for robbing
tn. clothes Of Cornelius Riley of 81 bank notes while
the latter bathing at the foot OF Dover the 9th OF
July last witness named Sullivan testified that he
the prisoner commit the felony. The Jury found him
guilty ard he senteuccd the State Prison for years
Jacques BaTteau, Frencman. tried for stealing
gold watch and chain valued $50 from the Of An
drew b. Honhue at the boarding house No ST Broadway.
The prsOn, also boarded the house he having obtained
admission by representing himself TO be supsrcargo brig
d. My but ateTward caught with the watch his pos
II out the ral that he had obtained board
several other houses By similar representations and after
stolen all that he could conveniently OIL would
dccamp with the property The Jury found hun guilty and
tie Court sentenced m TO the State Pron for five years
Louis Engs and Cornelius Morris having the appearance
being sailors tried for having the night of tbs
18th inst knocked down Chas Thompson, while in James
robbed him of g. The evidence of the witnesses
subssnnte the truth of the charge, and the prison.
convicted and sentenced to the state Prison tor
ten years each
The Court then adjourned for the day