New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22
c0URT PROCEEDINGS.


s.,,s,sR CouRr Before Judge Oakley.
c"r.-I Bve,ner agt Chris,,1n Fleidner.-By q sr-
=. solItical exile Against the proprietor OF Ger
koarding house. 10 recover damages fot an at
- srd battery al Hooosen in Ans. last The par
tersve at ball there. the defendant called the
- ~ The place from ~hch they botn came, xad
p.,G-n osing comIoa Tor the German people 20
~ sseh other, IL was SAID. oy toe place from which
~sne-yan up, but GA hndipg be had made a
~. spelcgizsd. but II Vas not accepted, and
cSS.st stuck him heavy blow AMI grapplec,
- sHsY yard II was said called to his assistance q
U6 called French Lous and plaintiff was
nss~S down By latter acd mad his arm broken. IL
C.1Uisd that defendant assaulted latter, and It
ssssid plaintiff frat attacked Verdict for plaintiff
t<..a, C.. Dsssnt ct al sat JScob lie Roy ct aI-By
A.s~nMs OF the TOW boat Tempest, TO recover
$500 Of the Fulton Ferry Co. for injury TO the T..
e~scsousrce Of being run Into by the ferry boat
ssSsu, one of the Hami ton av. boats Verdict for
'sisif, e404 Is
Ft.ssc P. Humphreys ast Geo ID. UsdsrAiu.-T0
- a. ownership OF wagon taken from do 'endanrs
ssssaaiou on giving bond, each party claiming TO
.mK Verdict for plaintiff, vauing the property at
" s.s.v at West q Durssr-To recover for groce.
~ "a TO third party, already referred to. YER
Scs sr plaintiff, $e74.
SUPREME CoURr.-The application to dis
live he institution Of the Art Union was called up
= saturday forenoon, bat postponed.
MARINs CouRT-Before Judge Cowles.
..Hlhsm Danisls aet. James Person ITO recover
~ smeunt Of check, which was rendered and pay
csst refused. Action 10 brought. The defense 10
M. The claim grew out Of balance Of . transac-
- Of loan on pledge OF TWO piano. fortes.
Ne Court considered thar no agreement, IN the
dgInal transaction, was shown to take more than
n fos q small loan. which, although exorbitant,
Vosyos usurous. judgment for plaintiff In amount.
CouRT or GENERAL SESSIONS -
More Judge Burke and Aid. Brsley and Francis -
hsx<fioS for DurgLary.-Jonn hasierton was triod
r. ooavcted Of burglary in the third degree, in hav
~ @ the night Of the aga uls broken into the store
1jobn Sax, in Rivipefon- st and stolen thsretrom
svusnsity Of cigars. He was sentenced to the State
hson for two years
MA Prosequi --Cstharine f.. Dummond, charged
~ being concerned In the abduction OF child OF
SUhM Treadwell, was discharged from her rec0g.
S5iaess and nolis proseqss vas entered.
Iohp Smith was cor victed of petit larceny, and
snSepced to the Peni' en,iaiy for SIX months.
Robert Suspg, cooTed. was convicted OF 4 like
ssspss. and sentenced for the same period.
Peer Churchill, col0rsd, pleaded guilty to petit
lucuy. Same sentence
Theodore Aren't pleaded guilty to petit larceny.
petssrers Dischorsed--viacent romassni indicted
fs lape, and Jas. Ward, indicted for burglary, on
whose t5ials the Juries disagreed. Hugh Gilmore,
INDICTED for grand larceny Nelson Searlss, who had
Men detained a. witness In the case OF Thornton
Besrdsley. Miles Clancy, committed for aban-
ooss biz wife. Also. the folio wing prisoners,
ssisst whom no indictments had been found Ber-
ard Bates, charged with numbering young man on
Il Bsttery--in this case the Distinct Attorney had
o2 even sufficient evidence to send it before the
Sra,d Jury for their action VIM. Oman, Geo Brand,
nuk L. Abrahams, jacob ZAimurke, and Julia
wleelsr.
The Grand and Petit Jurors having finished their
bs for the term, we're discharged, with the thanks
81 ne Court.