The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

tive RICHEST and the market closed an advance
Cd. per 4s0 lbs sos having been paid New osts ANA
meal fn shor supply and consequently Last weeks prices
tally supported
Supreme COurt-Special Term.
DECISIONS.
by Hon. Judge Mitchell.
Ocr 2-.frcrisd'ras Arthur ard WIFE This
ton "a brought for siander. in saying Of the plaintiff
You a ih,sf Ser and you stole The iron from my
gate The defendant the WIFE TIA. the words
.ss ,s.sa. the ps,ota sss.cs took tho iron from
tess ards she charged him with taking tho iron and he
oescd the taxing Of it, and said that her change
fie aud that abe He'd and she reiterated the charge
and r the excitement she under spoke the words for
which the action is brought. The plaintiff demurs be-
cause the sfene ant does not aie that .iie taxing
fennioor done with inten. to daa.i the defcn.
Gspt A. complaint i to contain statsu,ent Of the
isct. consinutips cause q seton (cose, 3it. 80
a. answer Nhsn setting mp matter in bar,
4 70 state matter constituting n dafencen 1t
hss been repeatedly held that tue pleading is not TO state
nc~ evidence but facts; aud those facts Co be suoh
Ia the constitute defvace-IlaI the facts
ehi,h form the constituents OF tho lesaos all the
The slemams Of defence Ifthis an:rer ware intended
A. bar In the action as processes 70 be from Its
ciusoa, ~ccd he bsrreJ-bacsuss II oms one essential
element efthe charge 81 stealing namely that te article
safeoniously takeu without that II does not
state a. the facts which in stealing although
fer the truth q the cbagc rheulsters goI however
might received in mitigation OF damages Tor less ds
shsl be given fer the SANDER TO Who had
lawfully taken article ard then denied the taking and
then provoked violent language bv his improper
although he claimed the article As his own than To
who hsd taken It, who had denied the taking
q Is or who had provoked OF sbue in words
by bsnning susn abuse The code expressly authorizes
defcndss IN action fer SANDER to aleo Tie truth Of
the charge, aud any missto-y circumstances. to rs
cace the amount OF damages, and whether he prove
s:spess IN evidence. 1hc matters set IN in III,
properly ct but shonld bc stated in
mitigation. The defendant may amend her answer in
-ii.r respects on payment OF sio costs.
Mssioe rs ~ s .iltsca The gJp.meats, complaint
Of the painful shove that he and Brux;on ross partners
june SIS hat the ccsra,ion served
he attendant ard charged bi,a with falsely and frsudu
issty nding his brother to the psint' worthy
OF o.sit and out q debt, when the defendant knew the
conry and that by these REPRESENTATIONS The plaintiffs
IN that suit ipduced 10 sr goods TO ths brother to
The sount Of $40 T.: on credit, sad that they delivered
the goods the Of the defendant that thcy
would 10 paid Tor BY his brother and lie aid
nendhti0ns md charged that the brother then in
Solvent and the plaintiff knew it, aud that the plaintiffs
la tst suil damaged 81 900 by these means that
tac aefsnos plead the general issue 70 the declaration
aud that the placed on the calendar ~ this
Count for trsl that slice then Bruxbou died leaving
Narhec the sole survivor In The business and with full
right aud authority TO settle IL, and IL rrsys thai.
the action may b. continued in the name Of
MsrSoc, survivor. The dcfcnjsnt demurs TO the
complaint lie objects that the compliant does not set
ioth facts enough hes that the plaintiffs in the orr
snAi suit nave good cause Of action That IL matter
be settled after the oblcct Of this complaint shn be
attained BY Msrsoe being allowed 20 prosecute that suit
~ survivor Al that he asks nov, : Tic right TO prose-
cute tina. sn and he only question tat c,a he pa. in
e Is whether ne lss such right II i b. decided that
he has then the defendant st dcf-ace co th.
or nal action that ma te consistent with the peadings
all csdy Put IN in that cause uudcr the old chaneary
system when supplemental bill filed to bring in
party. merely in Interest W One already
patty 10 the su Lor. Eden decided Ia. The pa:nln
msnt Or q mo 10 sln msrcly i STAT tbs isesss X
there had be-n and no decree h,3 vet been made
then Gully 20 state the Prey IL the iii G. Dsre Chan
cery Pr l75 although more mgh' properly oo stated
vhcn one wa, brought IN Us an additional party, and
not ~ successor 70 aforIae- perty. Cldrm The same
rule Prevailed a. the analogous case az Law. Undsr our
Ivise statutes Tic action a ejectCn. lid mol nbste BY
ne sssh q any q lie parties b.: ttr pites were 70
te bscupbt Ia by 8ers cidt In poyrtor ss1irst toyt
sach fcas bought the writ pror.y calling
tie @ctsf dent % soa why Boynton anil another
(uho described II e,c a. the doses Of tho deceased
hint se< forth the isyi< to them) should roc he
ma IL plaintiffs In place II tho deceased ptallf The do
nGaIts 1trod that Boynton ard lie succeeded TO
thc right a the Srmo- plaintiff 1he!u6gs * The Circuit
hfd hat these p,antfs were not found 10 show thst
tho dtyscr rad title q the pren,ses. Brorsou Chief
justice ss'd: Tho Judge Va, rieht IN holding that u
not Necessary fer tho trusttes and execsts Bcynon
ans % show that the tssistor had title 70 he
ps,nss ~ question T's l. roc prcceciing foe tina
pIosof tJirg tie ti..e - thu pscgtriy as betwres
tie Csairs psitles % tae slti bat proceeding TO
scnt aoas2en. q The action of substituting IN the
place Il 'hc cIlansl plaintiff tho rerscns Who
haze euco..Jcl to his title, vhstevT Il nay
~ when The substitution las teen NAH, tho
foeiss vii have yericfwsd ~ apprcpiste once,
tnd tAep The esiion q iliie vii 70 be ttoiN
Nor sbculd q dirsfcut tais pscis even a sne Court
should cUDtieer that the ,alnii had aa.Fa tbs. the
original lsip haf no cavfe cr action y. The 80 %
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wtch the right :. Feai ssiAs a aagsa aa4 csn.fs
into equity 20 obtsn hts Fgtt 49, a. doses 80 -
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tlywhes v generally doeraaa svssrfatcn No. toaNA
ssirE her rsilsf IN that edo Aiitcus - emaot
assigp her right nor ~ t1oaEht iog 4 ~Ne VI
in ber name Ia this che 4 nle hss Al lao q
ccstor, Nhe Aed ovng anas bcit W kr0tker adversely
- him. Ter claim 70 H. aai i ~ more sulsact u
set od for damages o. for moneys aas than souia ~ u
rights o. the hsr IA such Altar the shs W
aouessured, and the hairs shall hxFs FsaesveA luAa
Ftfs ft~ $50 - .rHM