New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-16

----.,,. ..momile 40 wers, 10 bags cara ~
,.v TO - po'.t M ersot, aud 10 TUBS OF bus M
seeds orc "a on board the pa Al aa so,aey
pitch is held for injury as 70 M -,oot
b. ia.' y, u, - 70 ls'ier. Reference ~ ''''
COMMISSIONERS OFFicE-BefOre
u. Rs,dah am-Ou the complaint already
Ccusfsss a ,eaman Of tho snip Connocucu' ioi
rs5sfna dangerous weapon, "a Delaying ph,I
ssssun 10 "a unusual punsnme the COMMISSIONS
I'D Ssssion on Saturday, holding the |sp'a'n '"
ssswsr -
s..,,rr Court Caleb GoodUn agt.
SeI,o pob,yt,-One Of tsree suits by persons
gss.s,e panensers IN toe Falcon and Onio IoI
s.rea about year ago, 10 recover damages ION -,
~ s Mail steamship Co, they havlDg Oouoa,
sis:s they allege. for California, anl .ne
ps esr,,ed out The case IL before Referees COZ ~
i's,ss OF Messrs. Morrlll Of Greer nns''" The
n.axare, and Fitch Smith, OF New, OF, on theTe
somnlaiut is that the food vas pad ane .ecnence
vsre too N any passengers on @ SecE and tina. in
s.aseOueace OF the bad qushty Q, o. ,hev were n.
ssyss the accommoe aiioes 70 aege that thew
raea' ts,s,oed an unreasonable length Oh time a.
vsma The damages IN eacn case arc ialu a.
trsca The allegations OF complaints are oehleu
Ess.e is proceeding and testimony taken' AZ Olty
HLl
s,.osur Court Special Term. De
-Bv Judge Edw rds.-Jossph Uphan sst
cIsIyp cordon-Mo.lon TO discharge from arrest
In. a Nation to strike out part of the complaint
g.,,.lsy ant granted, each with $40 costs.
~ n Wilson and Others agt. John II. Ferguson
xs,,on n dissolve Injunction granted.
~. W kelley agt. Chas. D Powrs and Others
NJ 80, 10 set aside judgment denied
ys,,en Weeks sgt s1ms.-Sane.
80 p<.so, asst NattkeU Nche1R.- Judgment FOR
sSsnt on repoit with costs, unless piaintin SLIP
oi.. 70 allow each party 70 be examined as WIZ
80 IN his own behalf, subject 70 cross
ness ~ 40 nrnduce his books of account IL required,
no Ssv &c the cause is referred back, costs 10
sO E%,a,s Noran sg Kemp GOcfrey TO OBTAIN the
;,ieynretatiop of WILL Inc Court saIu a. hau pee
pnnIr,,,sd w;,bout argument on points, ana escn
. .n,..d thst The complaint should pc olsmisseo,
wins 10 each party costs. Inc COutt Goes no. con-
10, that would be right II theo IS nothing 70 De
interpreted as to the WILL ,ns ease nas nS
h.,s and do not see why anything shoulu Oe 'aheh
tom the Sc children The Court thought II ougo' 10
A. dismissed without coats TO either party ION"
plant dismissed, Dbl. p.,,.- axecu,oy and
,,Ssy partes in interest Tnis also was the case OF
y,llr,hat OF the late Samuel Udell. The testator
Ssd in ls49 leaving a widow (who died the louo Y,
me- year) and nine Children SIX oil them Infants, anu
A. st,ll se The will devised a certain amount 70
The widow during her life and ater"sIa 70 acoun'1
aie till the youngest child arrived az the age OIL
tvepiy one The Court thinks the Will can be sus-
iaiosd, but wouc like TO hear argument, whchis ac
esrdDgly ordered.
MARINE CoURr-Before Judge Cowles.
-css yaneray vs.. Charles WtHS.-The deienoaht Is
yeterinarv Surgeon, and TOOK charge OF and stored
,leiah of the plaintiff from LIST May until Oct 1917
TNs defendant insured his property in the Columbian
Insurance Company OF Pnllao ephia, for 81 300 and
nut in his schedule the sleigh OF the plaintiff, and
promised that If the said sleigh should DE destroyed
ky IRE and II he received any amount from the SAID
Insurance Company for the sleigh that he welld
nav the plaintiff such amount. The property OF the
defendant including the sleigh, was destroyed by
ire and the defendant prosecuted the Insurance
Company in the Supreme Court and covered 4Qe,
ts claim he had against the Company for about
$1,000 1t Gid not appear that any part OF the sald
S4Oo recoved Tor the loss OF the sleigh. Jutg-
nsnt for defendant with costs.
Z. S COMPASSIONATE OFFICE. -Before
Commissioner Norton charge Of Larceny.-Henry
Nutip private in the Artillery, stationed at Fort
Columbus, New York Hafbor, was examined on
chsrge OF larceny, In stealing from the MAJOR Com
nanoant two gold pencil cases, valued at SIS or 500
Il was stated in testimony, that after the Com
Bsndsnt returned to his quarters from the City on
We It'll inst he was unable 10 unlock his door, and
nhad to be picked. On going in he found that gold
pencil case which had been lefI on the table vas
gone. On the 9th he discovered that his trunk had
seen broken open ard another gold pencil-case
carried of Martin was seen about there, and the
Major caused him TO be arrested, when the pencil
cases we're found IN his pocket. Committed.
Before Commissioner Brigham
change Of assault icith Dangerous Weapon, aud
Cruel and Unusual PuniShment-A complaint of this
lind was entered against Capt. Williams, of the
dip Connecticut by John Foley, one of the seameB.
ItsppeaIed by the testimony OF Foley, that after
he ship had anchored inside the Hook 7th instant,
rom Liverpool, he was called aft but said he could
moi 20 on account OF dizzmess in his head the
hrd time, on being called, he went and the Cap
tain asked him why he did not so to work to which
he replied he could not and the Captain told him to
loao bu, the mate, on his saying he could not, told
hin 10 10 TO work lie alleges that a'terward the
Captain and Mate severely assaulted him. and the
Captain, on his seizng hold OF the rigging, struck
his arm with Delaying pin. The Mate and Steward
testified differently IN some particulars Decision
fettivsd