New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-06
CHARGE or GRAND LARcENV.-Patb

CHARGE OF GRAND LARcENV.-Patb
Parker. keeper of Psrer house a No 81 chsry-s,
was yesterday arrested by Officer Nufent Of the Fouts
No 1862 Orchardst. who it appears went into tie pxs
ofthe accused where he beaten aud aferws'd rseA
prison to answer the charge.
CHARGE OF Observation-Disclosures Phil
ps ofthe Fourth Ward yests rday arrested Joha Ward
on charge Of having broken into the OF William Joha-
on No 6 Waterst. and stolen theretrvm brass easta,
&c. lie was held for examii alton.
" William Lambert, of No. 81 Oliver
Of, accidentally thrust one of his hands through paue
of glass INJECTING a serious and perhaps dangerous
wound, lie sent TO the Hospital and placed under
the Of Dr. Allen.
Found DRowNED--The body of an I'M
known man was found yesterday afternoon in the water
the foot of Pine-st No clothing II except hin
The Coroner notified to hold an inaues; apOnt
Court CALENDAR-Ihis Day.-SuPE-
RroR CouRr-Nos 25 - &c 76 l5a 2iS 90 S2l. 322 So
Sl SIS S27 329 $50 $751; SS2 S}t 1873. a 2s 2ts III III
S6 $50 $40 SAL Si2 s4 SIS Si sis $40 $50 s6l, $50 $50
CoMMos PLE,s-Part Mos "a, 4ss 4ss 4s7, .s9 si,
4a3 495 4g7 49, SOL 503 SOS 507, 500 Pat il-Nos ~
4O5 $50 800 81 51 $50, So $50 $50, si, ss, Si $50 So
SUPREME CouRr--Geneal Term--NOs. 3, AS1ann
Is, i6, H. 20, p, 2, 3, 81
L. s. CIRCUIT CoURT.-EdtclR Forrest
agt n r. WHa-Action for hbel.-This cause having bean
commenced in State Court ordered to be discontinued
in this Order 10 take effect in March last
lotus Wood eg Ausiia Packard Order entered for in.
junction alleged infringement Of patent for improvement
in cookngstsyes.
SUPERIOR CoURT.- Before Judge Camp
bell-Patrick Carroll sgt Ner Ffdrea Railroad Co-ro
dan for personal injury during collision Of
laid 600 tdy referred to- The principal do
fence tina, plaintiff was 10 the baggage which
against the printed rules stuck up e the Company and that
be could not consequently recover
The Court held that If plaintiff himelf did Any act by
which the injury accrued he cannot II the rs
that passenger shall not 10 top OF the cars for
instance, he does and in passing under bridge
mere fact Of passenger being seated in particular part Of
the instead Of another part his doing II Il did not
der him more exposed aud nmediaiely IN ths way q
the injury from the negligence of defendants the nero
fact Of his being out Of place would not be defense Il z
give such damases as they may consider air and reasonable
&c. Verdict for paintih s. 5000.
William C. Rising against Nehemiah Dodge-To recover
damages amount laid 5000 for avoiding writ Of Habeas
Corpus in September 1851, and Withholding from plaintiff
his son, Wm C. Rising. Jr- whom il contended do
PENDANT had power and control The latter denied thu
part of defer Mr. d. saying that painh three years aga
abandoned bis wife and child that his wife OF full age,
and assumed and exercised control Of the child and did
entirely without any interference from defendant
On the part Of theta pln was said that being DESTROYS
psd o hat % Dodge
wa" cautioned not to permit the child to be sent away they
with their mother resided with Nc and he promised that
the hid should be forth coming the next marnng Tho
child however away u relative at New London,
and return made TO tne vyrt that Mr. Dodge did cot
Corpus dismissed Plain it, with his counsel went
New London, and ssusd Wit there, but ith NO bette.
ofexpense &c, and that Mr. D. violated the Habeas Co..
pus, which Is denied, The case so
Jane, Scl5y Wenast Isaac Mention and Maaon Buek~as.
Case which has been tried before. IL 10 recover
ses for the nondevery, as per agreement in ls4s Of 900
al AZ In ha
deipbis to NewYork Points were raised that the agree
ment is not binding on s terms in not expressing value
anc also IN not notifying "a 10 being ready for delivery Ver-
dict for plaintiff S5 a. with leave to appeal without CIV
Waiiam Sharp sst Thos Caynley, SheriG.-To recover
1900 the value of quantity of household furniture levied
upon az the house of plaintiff No 81 Muuayst, being
conended that the furniture under MORTGAGE aud also
that the furniture was exempt under the Exemption law
to furniture, from execution.
10 defense it said that William McGrorty recovered
judgment against plaintiff for SO So which execution
Issued and PLAINTIFF hight title and interest In said i
Plaintiff is cArk and also kept boarding house. 1t
conteuded in his behalf that account Of latter the
furniture shou Id be exempt On part of Defense 10
urged that the law allows only certain amount Of
necessary furniture to be exempt and that where party
mortgages his furniture, ne loses the night OF exemption
and that the MORTGAGE only, If any, maintain suit
The complaint wss dismissed
which has been tried before vessel called the Calcutta
loaded with COAL in September, l8I8 in the Sheriff.
possession, he having levied upon the coal She lay the
foot Of Broomest storm mp, and the vessel sunk
the wharf IL is alleged by plaintiff that the Shea's officer
solicited the vessel safe part OF the
Action brought oss coal expense Of raising &C.
1t 10 denied that the Sheriff Is liable. The case is on.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Before
Judge Dsyjohn Beiinger against .4aron UndeylilAc-
ton for alleged SANDER AID libel relation 10 affidavit
&c lresiy referred to Verdict for plaintiff. cents ,
CueH Frnk against N. DogucyTe Robert Fo,syh dd
1orecover IN bond given for the appearance Of Mr. D. 70
nswer in this Court complaint OF assault and baey
Judgment obtained him for Sls5 aad exscec
Issued, but returned by the Sheriff that he could neither irt
person or goods Action is bro ugbt FOR defense II "a snc
that NJ never left the City and remained at bis ass
place Of business The takea from the Jury ana
left for decision mot yet gee, ofthe Judge.
Elisabeth C,oain sgst. Ches,er Driggs-Psinha al,gs
that passing Amityst the Of Broadway, ~
April 1851 she injured by large INTENDED for
stoop) and being driven along the walk by OF Iollsn
feet She brings action against the of the Oudinseo
which the men were 70 work amount placed at s2oo
james ssimon contractor and his men engaged and De
contractor under 'ste decision of the Court Of AP2ea
ahle II any In such case and the The Cou
sustained the point. and juror withdrawn.
. r. coya Ss' sss ne Sa woIs'aa test tho
title % India Rubber goods sod to Mr. Wsrd and b, him
sgDedto plaintiff already referred The jury could mo-
agree, and were discharged.
Court OF GENERAL SEss,oys-Wsd-
re.Say Before Judge Beebe, Aid Smith and Bard
nm J,F btgdnt-A- ID g. Moran was again put On fns
- s aea ge OF pissiny Ihs evidence OF hs egils -
.os conclusive and he Convicted and sentenced % ne
Stae Pnson ior.two years The Court Jury expresa
tner Willingness to sign petition to Goyesuo for me
paIcon OF the prisoner who served with distinction as vo
un'eer in the Mexican war
Pieoded GgaiyMarsaret Ederon indicted for grand az
PLEADED guilty TO petit larceny, and was sent :" ~
Penentary for six months
hequts-Philp Hunbolt tried and acquitted 90 =
charge OF having stolen lot cotton thread the property
Jas T. Wilton VIM Kennedy, charged with o'seT ~, a
he second degree IN passing counterfeit - OIL 90 ~.
Bank OF Bainbridge also tried ard acquitted Ninsn
Smith indicted for burglary the premises No 20 Ihoo'
st., was also tried and acquitted. solomon W. Adams III
dicted fo grand larceny slso tried and acquitted
The Court then adjourned Tor the day.
fAdyerfsemenf
FINE ARTs-DAGUERREoTY IN OiL-
This new discovery OF Mr. Butler No Isl Broadway e
bnes the detail Of the Dagaereotype with the finish o.
finest ministue painting DsgaeuTreoypes Of deceased ~