New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21
SUPERIOR CouRr-Before Judge B

SUPERIOR CouRr-Before Judge Bos-
worth -PhIGnfer 7. JcHes AIT. George NllfeS.-
Action against the proprietor OF TIE Potics Gazette
for alleged libel. growing on! 81 puonca.lo1 l.,
relation 10 the Government Jewels. &C., when hal
been stolen, and found IN this City. MI Jones
(WhOse brother keeps boot store IN Ann-st, ana ne
keeps with him. complains that remarks relating -
him as 20 the found property were not correct. 10
be continued this forenoon
James armand LacbaiSs, ef. al. sgt Piat Roges'
Hiram Y Rogers and Tomas p. R7serS.-Pi alntli 5
sold 10 the hFm of Rogers d 20 a quantity Oh
goOIs The house stopped payment ana action -
brought against Mr. Plat Rogers, who has me ms
and fis two sons claiming that the three, AZ the tine
of the sale, constituted The firm.
In defense it was stated that Mr.. Pait Rogers,
previous to the purchase, had len the Arm, and an
advertisement Of the dissolution, January j. 1917,
was shown, and proof gwen that special notice hai
also been left at plaintiff store Inc Jury iouna
for plan tfs against Hiram and Thomas I. Only,
for 1920, principal and interest.
UNITED STATES CoURr-Before Judge
Betts.-A Grand Jury was called, and dismissed I'll
Monday next.
II. S. MARsHAL's OFFICE IA complaint
was made by James Farrell, coal.heaver on board
the steamship Winfield Scott charging Mr.. Perry,
engineer of the shlp, with having exercised toward
HIM cruel and unusual punishment Mr.. L. came
up with Deputy. Marshal Rakiel .lZ, (Eho sersel
the warranty and gave bail for his appearance
Court OF COMMON PLEAS Before Judg
WoodIuh-TAe Neoark IndiG Rlb5er MHHflctar4lE
Company agt. John =. Bishop and ofhers-Po reco'cr
against the endorsers of a pT0misoy note. payable
at the BoweTy Bank.
Defense, that the note Vas presented after 3
O'Clock, when the usual hours for doing business in
the Bank were over.
The Bank, II appeared, was still open and the
clerk said there we're no funds. The Court heii
that II the person who was there had power to at
IL good presentnent OF the note. FcEiicl for
NIL
case IF The coroner The Governor has author
lied an examination before Judge Ingraham as to The
late matters IN controversy and the nearing VIII
probably take place Ia day or Two
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAS Before Judge
,ruf-NHliam " Wesks ag, Albert Moore l13
ofhtry forming the Young Mems Ne 'pol'an Ass9cl-
alton To recover S Geo for dinner and tea for al
excursion company at house OF plaintiff Gien-CJye,
on Tie 4th of july $50, and for damages gro wing
out Of alleged improper conduct OF the company at
ire gIOuncS, &c, which was denied. The case IS on
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS, Jan. %
Before Judge Beebe and Aid. Barr and Boyce-
James klliarlane was tired for grand larceny. IN
stealing $2s on the 21th of November last, from
Bridget Leonard. The evidence did not sustain thc
Indictment and the prisoner was acquitted.
Bridget alas Mary Fry, an old offender, pie lde1
guilty 20 forgery In the third degree and was sea
fenced 10 the State Prison for years and months
John Farrell rIed for ste aling 500 IN Enghsl
and American gold com, nom the trunk Of Francis
Armlt, an aged man, residing al No. 3 Cherry ST.
The money was stolen on last Thanksgiving Day
and some similar to II subsequently found lin pos
session of the prisoner The Court sharged, that th'
evidence was too uncertain 10 convict upon aud n,
prisoner was acquitted. TIE Judge however. tei
convinced that the money found on tle paSOaer va
part o. that stolen, and ordered il 10 be g.yel :.
The prosecutor.
Police CoURTs. John King was yestsr
day arrested, on complaint Of his wife, who charge
HIM with abandoning her and their children, an.
mll -ecLlng 10 LrnALle 4 slnna-i for N an- de ,.