New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19
ounr-Before Judge Mitchell.

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CIRCUIT CoURT-Before Judge Mitchell.
--Edr s. Could sgt. Benz. u. Noe TO recover, on
he half of the firm of Babcock, Gould & Co., las.
signed to plaintiff Of the firm, by his partners
the sum of eI1s6 so, alleged to have been credied
10 John C. Noe, tailor. under the As'or HOUSE
brother OF defendant, whom defendant represen.eso
to plaintiffs to be good and he (defendan) meant 70
carry him through, &c; also, that subsequently
(about August, ls49.) defendant obtained an assign
OF his brothers stock 1t was denied tnat .noIe
was any fraud in the matter. The complaint was
dismissed
Frederick w. Macondray, ct al, agt. Gso s. and
Thos WardIe.-To recover the amount oil )udg'
meIt obtained in California az atnst Geo Wafuls
& Co II is a contended that Mr.. Thos Wardle, OF
this City, was one OF the firm. and the action is u
recover OF him the amount The defense is taa;
Thos. w. was not partner out thas Wn' H.
WaIdsworth was the partner. The case Is on.
CIRcUrr CouRT-B Before Judge Mitchell.
McCarthy agt. Walker & Hodge.-EJectment Ctriea
before In relation to portion OF the carton HOUSE
already referred TO- the Judge charged mat II Inc
jury consider, from the evidence, that plainiln Is
the nearest relative to deceased of those VINO are
rot aliens he regularity of his naturaliz alton papers
having been established by the Court OF Appeals
he s entitled TO verdict. The Jury could noI agree
and were discharged. They stood TO D.
MARINE CouRT-BefOre Judge Cowles.
-Wm McBurney agt Richard Harding BY sea.
man of the bark Ellen, to recover damages OF sne
master, for alleged false imprisonment, &C.
The vessel was lying of MataDzts the master,
at some oense in regard to se!ting liquor on ooard
it was said and creating noise In The iorecas'e az
tempted TO put the seaman in irons but tBe aster,
having his knife III his hand, refused TO De put In
irons, and soldiers were sent for and he was taken
ON shore, where he remained eight days. Thele
was no proof that he had been imprisoned and In
addition the Court thought plaintiff to blame IL tne
course he had pursued The complaint was ais
missed.
CouRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS Thurs
dar-Before Judge Beebe and Aid Brisley and Fran
els John L. Brand, who was convicted IN thls
Court few days since for Arson, was this morning
sentencsd to the state Prison tor two years.
Grand Larceny Thomas Dawson, a butcSer, was
tried for stealing COW worth $50, IN the month OF
July last, the property OF George Cox. a csrn4n,
living IN the Eg nth The evidence of guilt was
conclusive and the prisoner was convicted ana SEN
fenced 10 the State Prison for twoyears
Forcery IN the I'd Degree Alvin {. Bcafcsiey ana
Joseph Thornton were placed trial, charged with
forgery in procuring to be forged plate for % ols
on the Union Bank OF Monticello, Sullivan Co.,
Ny The prisoners had been impleaded WIN one
JOSEF R. Frantz. and an Indictment arising OUT OF
the same matter had been found against j. pen
separately. The theory of the prosecution was shat
the prisoners had procured tie assistance OF Bell In
carving out a siupendoHs fraud, aud taat he had
come on to this City to obtain the aid OF an en-
srsser that the Police had become a ware OF their
Infections and accordingly Officer Norris, of the
Chiefs Office, had been introduced as an engraver,
md hal affected to favor their designs, so AS TO pro-
cure sufficient evidence wherein TO convict. and had
aUsed The arrest OF ali the parties III February Lass
The accused were ably defended BY ex Recorder
Tallmadse and A. Phillips Esq. The case occn-
lied the whole day and evening. Thornton was
found guilty, with recommendation to mercy He
remanded for sentence. Besrdsley was ac-
quilted