New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16

COURT CALENDAR OdY-SUPRRi0R
~ as 47. 1is, "a. I22, 1874 l4S H. 81. 81, Is9,
1888 49, no. I90 1911, 1913, 1874, 1885, 1885, 1913 to 203.
COMMON PLEAs.-Part Nos. 43. i09. III, ll3,
Pat It-Nos "a, lO2, 1870, So. 1873, iiO, $50, l59,
ls4, 1856, 1856, l60 1862 l6i. 1866. 1853
CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos. 81, l27 to 1877, 1879, lfe lii.
UNITED STATES CoURT. Before Judge
Belts United States agt. Sir bates Of hHshns.-
SuiI 10 confscate tie goods the ground OF being
lvoiced below their cost They we're iavoiced at
c335 The Custom House Appraisers valued them
ut nearly elOO more. They were then val led by
merchants, VINO valued them at Eoi more than the
flO0. They were then seized, AID The SUIT com
meLced.
For defense it was contended, and endeavored to
be shown, that the musllns could be bought IN So,-
land for the price at when they were h@olCei 'ef
dict for the United States.
The United States agt quantity Of DsarsoHds-
SUIT to contscate them. Inc diamoads wers sens
intent 10 avoid paying duty 'efdIcl for the oh'ieo
States.
SUPERIOR CouRT-Before Judge Bos-
worh-Neisor Walirean, By ms nert frIend, against
Dartd mn Action for assault and battery on boy
which vas tried before, but no defense made, and
verdict rendered Of 5000. The case WAS aiIefwaId
opened and the present new trlal allosed
Mr.. H. has an establishment At No. ~ II lcridse.1.
The lad 1t Has said took up gnndstOns ylns Ia inc
street, and Mr. II came out and kicked nm, ani tolo
him to put back, which he cid Il was sho .n that
from The severity OF the kick the LAD was badly MUIR
ed Verdict for .alntlh, $500
MARINE CouRr- Before Judge Cowles.-
Nm lfbLhken VS. WatAew Mchsen--Ths was an ac-
ton brought BY a tenant against the landlord Iof
taxes paid by hin, the premises OF the lah1to,u
IL sppe AIRED that the plaintiff was tne teaahI OF I1o
landlord anc that the taxes were imposso upon .ne
property and that the collector OF taxes levied on INC
furniture of the tenant and the tenant was compsi-
I'd to pay the same the Court held TIA, the defend
ant was liable Judgment Tor tae palh'h i0f
Sc 70 and costs.
CorRT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Thurs
eat.-Before Judge BebOe and Aid Bar ana boyce.-
Acqtalted The trial OF Fredsnck DlnsinS was
resumed this mOmIIg and resulted IN MS acquste;
Pieos Of Guilty Alice Hepburn infctef for Cfab a
Larceny IN stealing on tne 80 inst: pocKeECoV,oA
containing bill Of Exchange for $50, from a. Cna.
nurtz OF No I59 Grant-st, pleaded guilty 70 Pe's
larceny, and sentenced to the Peni'ehhAfy TOT
months. IA. ., ,.,,,
larceny In having on the 5th inst, stoep se' =,
harness, valued at $50 from the stable OF nicnse'
Duean, corner Of Thirty.ihnd'st. ana raat
lie vas indicted for grand larceny bas sie =, re-
thought fit to accept his plea, and ne was sen" W '"'
renltentafy for months. ,... an steal
Ei,za Naton, indicted fer Grand Larceny 10 "a.
igg clothing and Je@ely % lhe dsh Rooyere. No
the house Of her employer, hu ulu ~. .,.et
AS Eldrdge ST., pleaded gubly, anu va"
90 he state Phi on for years ,,oe IN tho third
s,sree IN having on the Is. Of November las, iors.d
o. oder Tor the delivery oi cO Tcams OF papsi'
az oio. a,r0 mon Wilmer g. Rogers, Of No. ~ VAS
,sust pleaded guilty, and Sas sentenced to tho
srate Prison for two years ,;sa
7,i1i Ion Grand Larceny John Smith was Hieo
70, ;c,sr NJ Grand Larceny 10 stsalia< on tho
18Th December last, 50 pair OF boots from 'ae co,,s
OR 8. Benedict, No. 22J Pearlst. Inc mrs s'"
seLtsDcec Inn to the State Pns9a lof "coiorsi. in
d dsst c I bu S n the als. eesss n Oss
eOIaid the night s o. sas sy Being
lat Vas i se u ss1 consiced o eae IN he tai
sssIee and a to the state r''0a ''' 'n'''
,esr, and six months
sniouTI ed for the day