New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-30


ward arrested Simmons, who was committed t. prsol
BY Justice Welsh.
CHARGE OF PICKING PocKETs.-James
Meehan and John Mclaughlin were ye.terdi, a-r~.gd
by Officers DursDd and Rice of the Seco d Wad,
cha ged with having picked the pocket Of De ns Dog
novan while at Fulton Market Of PortmJ N ,i~ cor
tanning g. They were held by Justice BOgat for
animation
CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY.-A man
named Henry Heating yesterday arrested, charged
with stealing s72. the property Of Thoms Sseger, OF
No. 324 Grand street The money was recovered and
the accused committed by Justice Welsh to answer
GRAND LARCESY.--A cOlOTed man
nsmed Chas VIM. Dickerson, resident Of Darien,
was on Monday arrested by officer McGrath ofthe With
Ward charged with having the 10Th inst stolen 500
10 gold coin and bank notes from Noah Wilson, Esq,
master Of the bark Virginia lying at the loot OF Hubert
st. n r. The accused, when arrested admitted having
stolen tie money, and stated that be had spent de
was locked up By Justice Bogsrt for trial, IN default OF
$500 bsil
STEALING A HORSE AND Cara man
named Michael Tanning Monday arrested,
charged with stealing horse and cart va Jed AZ $50,
the property of VIM P Woodeock, of No. - East 2Sh.
st. The horse bad been tied at Tompkins market and
the accused stole him and drove Of. lie was committed
for trial.
STEALING COPPER.-TWo men. named
James Wilson and Dennis Shine were Monday
rested by Officers Young and Mansfield having In their
possession FIVE pigs Of copper which twas subsequent
~ ascertained was portion OF lot consisting OF twenty
pigs which stolen the 10th inst from the
of Mr.. Isaac Setter, No Brosdst They were taken
before Justice Welsh and committed to prison for trial
L. s. DIsTRIcT CoURT-Before Judge
Judsop.-D CT sions Benz. Burgess and Others sgt
The &tGmboa c. jaNdtTbih-The question in the case
is which vessel In fault The slOop Thames was on
her way from New YOrk 70 Plymouth Mass through the
sound wind about " l.. She heading close hauled
with her lsrboard tack board. the Thames sailing
the wind she bound 20 keep her course and did
so, and vas right The Vanderbilt was on Her course
about = W. and saw the Thames about points over
her staTooard bow, at sufficient distance gone
clear The e. Vanderbilt In fault In three par
cuars-lst, 10 not slowing in proper time % In not
having proper lookout on the forward deck 81 in
changing her course the wrong way. Her wheel Just
the critical point Of collision pat hard st4rboard
throwing heracross the bows of the Thames 1nis third
fault caused the collision, and the decree be for
the hbellaDts with order Of reference 10 the Com
missioner TO ASCERTAIN and report the amount damage
The claim was for about II 200 Tae Thames was a
small sloOp and after being struck by the c. T. (Which
on her way TO New YOrk) taken In tow by the
steamer, bui soon aerward sunk aud total loss
UdttT r. Jones agt. the Cargo Of The Ship Richmond
The Richmond, on a whaling voyage in latitude about
65 n. the coast Of BEHRING'S Srtts ran upon the
rocks with nearly full cargo of oil and whaeOone far
from civilization and the master sscertainng that he
could not get the ship Oft land the cargo any place
OF security, sold portion of the cargo two ships
coming within hail the ship lay upon the rocks The
remaining part OF tne cargo aud vessel became
pleteoss
The belsnts, being the owners ofthe ship Richmond
and her cargo, bring this libel respecting the SALE and
seek 10 the value of the oil and bone taken
of the ship by the respondents less tt salvage service.
find that the sale made by the master was, under
circumstances OF urgent necessity bona de for the ben
eft of all concerned.
The sale being sanctioned, all other questions are
subordinate and under the very peculiar circumstances
OF the case, the libel Is dismissed without costs to either
party.
I. S. DISTRICT COURT-Before Judge
Judson.-DdUid Mckenzie sgt The brig Richmond, Means
q Clark, CLdmdnts-Paintf claims that balance of
SECS Is due 10 him for services mate of the brig from
April las, TO april $780, and bes the vessel to
| the amount.
In defense it is said that William Mckenzie father Of
beant captain and owner of the brig at the tune,
and that the father transferred the vessel to claimants ia
security for debt though apparently by absolute trans
fer and that lbelant acquainted with the circum
stances &c. Testimony taken
| Before Judge Bett,.
Habtds COTpgs.-ln the matter of Thomas haine,
claimed by the British Government under the Ashour.
ton Treaty, already referred TO. In this case, writ Of
hdbeas corpus sued out yesterday morning by his
| counsel, Teturnable 10 day.
| Before Judge Judsou.
| DEcIs1oNs-Udtn r. Jones sgt cargo Of ship Rich
mOhd, nh0liDg resell lost at BehriH1s SrGUs-Li0el
dismissed, without costs 10 either party.
Benz BhT9ess, Il al. sgt thc steamboat C. VdRdrJW-
| To recover about 81 800, value of sloop Thames and
cargo sunk by collision the Sound. DecreefOr libel
| lsnts-reier ence 10 ascertain amount
L. s. CoMMIssJoNER's OFFICE-Before
Commissioner brigham -Chdrge Of Atergpt at ReuOh
| William Smith, James Mcknight, John Mooney, James
Oliver, and Thomas Clark, seameD Of the ship Chat
| lcDge sent home from Kong Kong by the American
consul, on the above charge brought up for
inatlOn-Mr. Rdgway appearing for United States, and
| EX-Recorder Talmadge for the prisoners Tue men,
nappeared shipped II San Francisco they say for Hong
hong only while the Captain says they shipped for jng
| Or ny oil Ol mfr In Cnfu audn IL
DESTROYS oi going 70 Shangee They got very well
for some time after leaving San Francisco when, one
day, they got into difficulty with the cook thro wing
meat at him. and he throwing 1t back and the day
difficulty occurred between them and the Captain, and
they virtually compelled him. IL was said 10 proceed 10
| Hong Kong where he handed them over 10 the Consul
| TO be continued
CIRCUIT COURT-Before Judge Edwards.
-D0HHlJ Sbaio agt AHss s. John and LARS b. BatieT.-
! On note for 81 900 made IN January, lsJO, by M
Butler at u months to the order OF Mr.. 81 John, and
| by him indorstd.
The defense is that the note had not been validy OBJ
tanned from Mr. 81. j. that Mr. Butler Indebted to
Robert TensI tshaw 81 900, and that ayr ensn was
entered into by which Mr. Snsw in consideration Of M
81 John indoTsng the note IN question would discount
for Mr.. II John note similarly drawn for $50 taat
the two notes were prepared and taken by M Bater
TO pantf, who took them into hi possession, retained
The SlOO0 note, being the amount Mr.. Batter was in
deoled and gave back without dscOuntng IT, the other
The points were denied-the Endorsement II was con.
tended. having been TO Mr.. Tenantshaw. Verdict for
! plaintiff In amount
| Septians Crook against Edpard Uood-uT-To recover
five notes of $500 each made In le47 aud lsi5 The al
legation l. that Mr.. W. Of iron manu'ac
turing establishment at Washington County In partner
ship with 5 Conedon wh) mads the notes 10 question
Endorsed by Mr. w and csshed By plaintiff TO snsble
w 4 {. 10 carry their business The defense 10 that
there understanding between MessTs. Crook and
gdon that the latter 10 provide for the notes in
dependent OF Mr. W and also that al the ume the notes
made Mr. w In partI ership with his son. who
s not oined In the suit and further that there no
| notice OF protest The case is on.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Before Judge Edwards.
--Fredk HAY sgt John Seria-To recover 500 balance
OF bond and mortgage Mr.. : gave bond aud mort