New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11

little girl daughter Of plaintiff Action 10 brought under the
law permitting the next of kin Of decessed persons IN snch
inss heavily filed with grain and forced out the WILL
which it coutended insecurity built ac but denied
L. H. Moore ast A. r Boynfo. and VIM. Coekeroff-
To the vaiue Of note alleged have been
Jr and Hobart 7. Moore, of wismsbsrgh bat invsdiy
coptended by defense gwen Already referred 70
Verdict for plaintiff ss7 80 sabect to the opinion OF the
Court
Court OF COMMON PLEAs-Before
Judge Woodruh-Mdyy A. Jackson Erecafrir Of 1heo =
Jackson deed agt Henry A. and Edwin Holf-On Iue3
meut for $ 81 recovered by late Charles Sherwood decd
sst defendants it Is said in lsf assigned s to JACOB
y Gauhwae, who assigned it to deceased In defense
Mr. H. says the assignment by O. was in trust for him
that he bought it. and satisfaction piece promised ca1ce
OF the debt record but omitted to be gwen YER
dict for defendants IA verdict the taken pro
c,ma 24h April for plaintiff for principal and interest,"
$6o2, but set aside
Eiiakim L. Bodies ast William Wal,on inpsegses ~"
erofthe editor OF The NJ Charchan the amount OF Two
notes amounting nearly $1,000 signed BY Mr. Hoy tne
Financial Manager of the Churchman Association la de-
fense conended thai the note not for the on
Of the paper ard that the proprietor was not haoe
lanes TGn Nosfyasd sst John NJ Paterson.-On note
for sO8 in favor of Patterson Fredereks the defense
that the note was gwen Mr. Fedecks to raise money 9f
TIL Of the f the note to be destroyed not sncceI
in few days; that Mr.. T. aferward borrowed OF II. o.
Cook $40 said note, $50 OF which defendant paa @
Ii said the received benefit from the noIe
and plaintiff knew the circumstances The case Is on
Hasuon g. sehonenuan AIT. Henry Heiss.-To recover
damages alleged assault and battery Verdict tor pain
VIM K Taylor agt. John H. .1eksrmanmTo recover dam
ages for alleged SANDER and libel 49,, Plaintiff wa, EN-
q Fu,os Also &C. was Ms moyed in
for others The SANDER charged is that the plaintiff said
defendant had robbed Henry sp,asy Spt o. house and
dressed plaintiff and that the letter there read &c
In consequence of these ISLANDERS said plaintiff turned
ont Of employ The ali ,geons denied de states
that plaintiff agreed purchase quantity of nails OF him
and did but did not ray the agreement By which de-
fendsnt lost money and he wished plaintiff to indorse
the note held BY him. which he refused and what
said while under the feeling arising from that and
that plaintiff received injury. Verdict for plaintiff SIS =,
James Wagsaf and Helen lis rifesgt Thsophiius A. Gu
To damages for alleged assault and battery on the
person OF SAID Helen at NO. 3 ss,
plaintiffs and they called upon plaintiffs 70 prove IT, The
Attorney for plaintiffs offered e to DO 50 By mr. wa e o o
lection and the case was dismissed
Court OF GENERAL SEssIONs-Betore
Judee Beebe and Aid Smith and BardThe Forgery Case
T6e case Rowe indicted for forgery was eOntn
this morning Mr.. S. f. Mosnan was called by the
prosecution and proved that the day OF the alleged forge
nv he found standing the door Of the New Haven
House that he asked him for money owing to him Rowe
that he had Just sent with check aud that
he expected him to return In minute or two Mossinan
then asked Rowe for his note, which he obtained
The prosecution here rested and for the defense several
witnesses called who contradiced the witness ood
ruff rather direct manner particularly as to the where
abouts Capt Rowe the day of the forgery Woodruff
site Bank the time he cashed the check whereas 1t
shown that Rowe had not lett the New Haven House
shat day
The testimony being all in forcble appeal was made to
the jury by Mr. Jas Brady counsel for the defense Tie
followed by District Attorney Blunt who summed up
in behalf OF the people.
The charge Judge Beebe then delivered to the jury
after which they retired and in about half an hour returned
into cont with verdict of guilty.
The District Attorn then moved that the prisoner be re-
manded he wished to him three Other indictments
He was accordingly taken his CELL and the Court adjourn
ed for the day.