New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07

DEATH BY DROWNING Ives
Yesterday held an Inquest at the Bellevue Hospital
TIE body of lad years old, named Michael Morsn
Who drowned on Thursday evening By &C Mentally
falling into the water, from pier The foot OF senty
ffihst East River. The parents OF the deceased live
The corner Of Twenty -sixths, and Fintsv.
FouND DgowNED.-Thcb body Of boy,
seed about y or u years dred ashore the Mar
rows staten Islsnd Yesterday morning. He had on
round iscke' made of kentucky jeans. much worn /:
cotton shirt no vest; black ribbon tied In the shirt
collar; brown hair and bsrefoosed Appeared 20 have
been In the w.ter about five or six days For further
Information inquire Of 5. F. Randolph, Coroner Guar
anrre Staten lslsnn.
SUPERIOR CouRT-Specidl Term-Be-
fore Jude Oakley George Lar sst Tas fsricdz Er-
cAdnSs RGnk AND Alfred q BersoR-Moti0r n % inJurc
ton The Bank csshed two potss for $500 each.
made BY Mr. Bens and Endorsed BY Mr.. Lss. They
Ie not paid BY the maker and passed 10 protest aud
90 ire tso notes 10 separate judgments and ex
eeuuohs seats Messrs l.. and b. Mr. Law offered 10
pay me Judgments and indemnify the Bank. the
D"lk MAKING an ssslg rment of the notes % him. and
Ss1 eJudement' which the Bank refused 10 do. not
vhnipg 70 mix Itself up In the transaction NJ L. al
lfees that the funds for the benefit ofMr r and
obtained temporary injunction prohibiting the service
on bis property OF the executions and that the as
sgnme nls be made him The presen, WAS ON
order for the Bank 10 show cause Mr. In OBJ
Directing sDd stating that the fund. were In fact for the
benefit of Mr. L. viii b was denied Mr. Cutting renewed
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not properly party this order and also tina, the Bank
would be authorized 10 make an assignment Of the
notes. &C. 10 Mr. L., being intemned for the result Of
any issue between him and Mr. B. and tina, the assign
would not preudi, the ishs Of Mr. B. An order
finally inside ths the Bank, on receiving from Mr..
L. the amount of their claim. together with bond OF
indemnity In $1,000, should, within twenty days as
sian the notes and ud gments 10 Mr.. Law and H. tan
der of such the Bank do assign the junction to be
continued; and that Mr. Benson should have twenty
days to take such action 40 he may be advised
Before judge OAKLEY.
In CHAMBER Hdbcds Corpus.
young man, named Patrick Mshony, who enlisted In
the army at Boston, under the egnomen Of John Aex
snder, 2th July and transferred 20 the military sta
ton Ia this vicinity brought up on kabeas corpus
application Of bis brother, and his discharge asked
for the ground of minority The proof Of his being
under age not considered by the Judge as having
been made out, and he was remanded.
MANINE CoURr-Betorc Judge Lynch
.Jdr,s Bc9ley agt. Richard Bropge- For balance o.
s61 e. on the delivery of 30 tuns coal Tas delivery.
and promise to pay balance, proved nv witness
Samuel Prn In defense II was said that Mr. Prin waa
spartner Of Mr. Basley, and should have been joined
In the suit the delivery also denied and at
tempt WAS also made to impesch the character OF Mr..
P for truth and veracity the testimony In regard to
which was conflicting. The last witness gave Mr..
T. good character fiT truth and versclty The only
partnership between him and plaintiff /, appeared.
their joint ownership OF horse, aud Mr. p. had an
interest IN the profits to the extent of the orders for
DIS coal personally ootaned Judgment Tor piNnun IN
amount
Jonas Platnr agt J. O. TGglor-To recover 1926
the price of three horses alleged to have been sold oy
Mr. p. to Mr. T. There no formal delivery and no
written agreement, but Il was said that Mr.. I. went to
the stable OF Mr. Leonard, where they kept aud
asked for the horses he had bought from Jonas He
also btched of the horses 10 light wagon. and
caused to he driven out by friend of hs lie subse
quenty refused TO take the horses
The defendants counsel asked for dismissal OF the
complaint The Court In rendering decision on the
motion said that he had nothing TO do with the equities
of the the honor of the parties The statute
says that all contracts for sale of goods where tho
price $50, and where delivery Is proved or
earnest given, must be In writing The proof offered
here eff recognition Of the sale 10 not sufficient Com
plant dismissed.
Maria Van pleet, against C. Brr.-To recover 500,
being small balance as alleged due by Mr. b, for him
self and family for board at psntfs house, Ia Frank
Inst and the beard of two ladies for thirteen weeks
who with his brother, took board after Mr. did, and
for whom Il Ia sad Mr. B. became surety. In defense,
II Is said Mr. b. overpsid, Instead OF owing anything on
his bill and he denied having become security.
The brother called witpess who testhe6 that
he paid In full his own BILL and also the board bill oil
the two ladies' The counsel for pststih said he was
taken b. surprise at the testimony ana Withdrew h'