New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09
sUpERIOR COURT-Beiore Judge OAKI.y.
Henry Taxlar nrainsf The Harlem RAILROAD 90.

A carriage belonging to Mr.. r. Was struck in
Grnndst in January last by flat or baggage and In
jured ootng s5 to repair Tbs st Is Tor that AMI do
tenton OF carriage, witt expense of horses and driver
and loss of earnings while was getting repaired The
Count charged that the latter being remote could not
be considered by the Jury IL was aaid that the snow
was banked up the side OF the streets aud the driver
Of the carriage passed 10 Idle OF the road ~
he could get but not far enough for his coach to give
sufficient for the tat and with great dicuI-
~ he sayed his horses from being hurt verdict Tor
Chas. Sanford agt ssml P. Townsend.
On n check for 500, payment OF which was
stopped account OF the Salisbury Bank (shose small
bills had been Paid by Mr. Houghton for the checkl
suspending pay before the ehcckwhich dated
few days ahcadhad become due ana that DR.. I. had
10 take most Of them back from those 10 whom he had
paid them-areedy referred 10. On the other hand,
WINS soid Mr. Houghton had transferred the check 10
plaintiff before III becoming payable Verdict tor plain-
VII s543 being principal and interest," subject to the
opinion OF the Court
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Beiore Judge lSoaA-
Christopher Reyes ast Charles Devln.
Mr. X. alleges that on the afternoon OF 18th,
Ju lost while he and Mr.. d. were passing along togeth-
or Greenwich street. Albany str e. Mr. d., with
cut any proyocoOn struck HIM a severe blow ON tho
iece knocked him down, and when he rose repeat
ed the blow and knocked him down again, severely
bruisng and irjuring his face, &C. In defense u was
so!d Mr. X irs, assaulted Mr.. ID, which was denied.
Verdict icr plainf'r $3.50
oEDER by NERAL TERN.
There viii be "a new Calendar for January, notes OF
i,sue 10 be filed on or before Wednesday, 10Th inst
They must the Issue which they belong he rule
generally apply and whether Dec calendar at s
clofe, and Ii 20, lis No.
la lsj3 the general terms VIII be, for arguments, In
March July and November for decisions and appcals
end review Of orders fourth Monday OF each mouth ex
cept July and August
speci1 Tor motions and issues Oh law, and also
for risls Of ssucs OF fact hrs, Monday Ia January.
February April, Nay, June, september October and
December; and other purposes except notions for
rev rsls end ,re Of Issues Of law, On nrst Monday o
March, July August end November
During general teIms meons mhy be made al cham
hers between 10 and IL o'clock A. w.
David OGDEN and others against Thomas b. Cofdington
For freight iron. per ship Racer, from Liy-
eipoo the dsiene 10 which tia, the iron had been
Es.e ntly dame ged-neady referred 10. Verdict Tor
defendant, $1,000 being amount o' damage, deductns
freight.
CCUKT OF GENERAL SEs5lONS-Bcsore tins RE
coRpRR and Aid. HALEY an COMPTON
At the opening OF the Court this morning,
the following per.ons appeared and were sworn %
Grand Jurors. Alex NJ Allery, Foreman; Geo. Boyd.
Js, Cu,hng Edwin Dobj., Nm. ~ Denman, Nathan
C. Ely, Jeremiah = Knapp, Geo Mcdonald, Francis
Post Alex Y Prngle Richard ". Rsven, Chs d. hs'i'
nIap Alexander GedDey, WIN. Riehardscn, kichara T.
smith, Randolph BrsIt, John Gibbons, Ralph Han and
Hiram Raymond.
The Recorder, in making his usus charge 70 the
Grand Jury among other things, called their attention
10 tie recent outrageous proceedings 81 Tsmmsny Hall,
sn recommended them 70 take cogDzance Of the mat
ter