New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-29

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| ARRIVAL OF REFUGEEs.-The packet
ship Cornelius Grinne arrived yesterday from London,
brought 40 Hungarian and 81 French Refugees
SURRENDER OF CHARLES II. PALMER,
| THE CALIFORNIA TICKET OPERAToR.-Charles H.
Palmer, of the firm Of Palmer Co., who was charged
time since with selling spurious tickets for Cafor
MA yesterday morning gave himself up the author
ties, and was admitted to bail in the of $780, to
await the action of the Grand Jury. B. s. Hsght one
of the firm, arrested the previous evening, at
the residence of his mother No 46 Secondst, and
also admitted to bail in the of 5000 1t will be
recollected that both of the abovenaned individuals,
shortly after their arrest and while under examination
before the Magistrate, took advantage OF the liberty
allowed them, and escaped from the City. They have
been but few miles from the City, and in fact Palmer
has spent of the time since his escape at Jersey
City and its vicinity. Their for violating their
parole s that the excitement great at and about
the time of their arrest that they feared the bail
qured would be go large that they would have been
able to obtain it, They claim that they not guilty Of
the charges preferred against them and promise ul
fill their engagements to the iicgethoders % the extent
of their ability But few of the holders of their tickets
at present in the City, but individual called at
the Lower Police Court yesterday and stated TO Justice
Lothrop that he the representative OF 100 OF the
| tckethoders, and intended to get the money for his
| clients if the thing was possible Isaac a. Lee, OF
Duchess County, representative OF four individuals
| who purchased their tickets OF Palmer a Co. and who
in California, says that he has entire confidence
in both of the accused and thinks that at the time OF
selling tickets to his friends the firm had idea of de-
frauding the holders of their tickets The complaints
appears have been placed before the Grand Jury,
which closed its sitting for the present month on Satur
day last and that body failed to indct either Palmer
Hsight The papers however will 90 before the Grand
Jury of the May term, which will commence sitting the
coming week. VIM. Boardman, Esq, of Brooklyn,
PalmeTs surety and Messrs T. Williams of Duchess
County and Lewis L. Bucklee, merchant OF this City
sureties for Haight
THE TICKET CASE OF PALMER IL Co..
B. 6. Haight of the firm of Palmer & Co.. both of whom
arrested few weeks ago charged by various nd
yiduals with selling fraudulent tickets of passage to Cali
fornia rearrested Tuesday evening by Officers
Crosett, of Lower Police, and Wiley, of the With
Ward while at his house. No. 46 Second-st II will be
collected that the time of the first of Palmer &
Co, the Magistrate allowed them to go large their
parole, they and also their counsel passing their word
that the defendants should appear before the
for examination at future day, on the charges prefer
red against them instead of doing which, however, they
left the City Haieht returned Monday, which be-
came known to the Police, who arrested him as above
stated thought that Palmer will also be cdr
rested Hdght committed for examination
DETENTION OF PAssENGERs.-A suit
was opened yesterday in the Circuit Court before Judge
Roosevelt by Almon Farr against the U. s Mail Steam
ship Company. FAIR passenger from New York
to California in April, 1850 and he seeks to dam
ages for alleged breach of agreement being contendcd
that the Ohio advertised for particular day, At
which che did not sail that she advertised to 20 d
rect and could have reached in or 10 days from the
advertised whereas she transferred her
Havana the Georgia which did not reach Chagres
till % days after the time the Ohio advertised 10
SAIL aso that there excess OF passengers, bad
food that plaintiff unable retain his by
of coming into IT, and obliged 10 sleep
deck that they were detained at Panama, and that
by of the above plaintiff became sick, and the
views which he had in embarking the Ohio were de-
feated. He brings action to damages-amount |
laid at $4,000 In defense the allegations denied
1t Ia said the Ohio advertised to unite with the
Georgia. not advertised for specific day, and that
the Company performed everything properly |
garded food, &C. The trial proceeded, but being evil
dent that could not be got through with this term
was stopped 10 be proceeded with next term Mr.. |
Cutler in opening the case stated that the acquisition OF
California, New-Mexco Oregon south of 40 degrees
OF N. lat, added to our national territory 763
millions OF Of land and gave three great mari
time frons-one the Pacific, the Gulf OF Mex
leo, and on the Atlantic with a sescoast OF 5000
miles, not including the irregular indentaton of the
coast but including those have according 30 the re-
turns of recent Coast Survey, about 5000 miles of
sea-cossf He thought that the passenger business
shsuld be carefully looked a.
A COSTLY DoG.-A suit was tried in
the Circuit Court yesterday before Judge Roosevelt
by jeremiah Drscol against Jos. H. Lehman, John Lob
and James Muhern to recover damages for assault
and battery, and setting dog upon plaintiff Plaintiff says
he went with friend about l0le o'clock In the
ing, into the grocery aud bar.room of JOS H. Lohman
of Front and Montgomery cts, and called fortwo
glasses OF beer and piece of cheese, the time
putting down a quarter Of dollar. J. II. Lohrnan
who attending said to drink the beer first, which
objected to- l.. then round from the counter
when plaintiff again spoke of the cheese. J. H. L. then
went to door leading other apartments. and called
In German His brother John and MuIhern then
in, having dog with them. J. H. L. then took hold of
plaintiff, threw him BARREL took hold Of his
leg, and called the dog, which seized plaintiff leg. L.
then threw plaintiff the floor, with his knee his
chest, the dog still biting the leg Of plaintiff The
of plaintiff brought the Police in hearing whom
coming, said, J. H. L. pushed plaintiff into the
street his shoes had off and the dog continued
bite his leg and foot The Police being informed Of
what had happened took II. L. it is said the Sta
ton House The person who was with plaintiff dt.
tempted to get to him to take the dog off but prevent
ed by the other two defendants stated that he had
eighteen wounds his foot and leg from the bite of the
dog, which represented to be ferocious one. The
defense set up by the peadiags that plaintiff and
the other there intoxicated which the testimony
showed was notthe No defense offered Yer
dict fer plaintiff $500.
CRUELTY AT SEA.-In the Marine Court,
yesterday, youth named James Hayes, a seaman on
board the Jane Bird sued the captain, Charles Lair
strong recover damages for assault and false mpris
onment The vessel lay at Havana, and some of the
in the forecase singing songs, and the mate
directed them to cease the wife of the captain and
others disturbed by it They spoken
ond time, when they stopped singing The captain then
ordefe plaintiff deck and accused him Of having Civ
en- the liquor, which he denied. The captain then
inflicted ten twelve blows upon him with a rope, and
put him in irons for two three hours The eating
circumstances appeared TO be that the captain really sup
posed he had given the liquor and that the punish.
severe. The Count considered that