New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31

S.,xr rrQuoRs &c, ON op IN, a,,o.,ss
oAbh ~ ire Chiefof ro'lcs mss ue.u i ~, an
yE PRoniBfsf esqse the Ordinance edoptsu Suy ~,
by the or The sale OF ale porter, or spirtoouS
is5o prca,o@Iss merchNndEc truiI ana os1es ,5er
hqpoI. ss wsrdays 70 be strictly enforced Inc 0'O''
,.tss effect immediately
r,,,.xKMENT AcCIDENT.-OweR We
,rnev laborer, was Aied In fHuoa W. me- nv
s,scs called New Brooklyn on 'nuis"'y
he cavipg Ia Of an emoanAi'e"'
as Ass,rLT WITH 4 SLUNG
- romss Michael Cullen, Vas yes'eroV
s,r..,ea charged with having az me hnnsv 81
,roypinp of Sunday lat esss1'. r., /, Ia sIogeb
.. ~ q, Oakst. With sung sny| ~ ss
Ing q, no d. 80, stacked complainant IN Oasst wners
t n"t h,,n Two three blows SiHnones .heh 'o'
Su, wss pursued by the accused u -
90. ftsrturing his skull Mahoney was TAKEN 10
tne ~ Work Hospital where he remsiued unu' yes
.ne when he before Justice CART ana prefer
"a he complaint. The accused was ockeo up TOT tria
Aocn.v,rEp AssAULT.-Olicer Mans
IA ~ The Seventeenth Ward arrested, Thursday
svening a young man named George Bscker charged
nv Miss Ann Smith, resioing at No ~ hdgest, wta
violating her person she alleges mat ABOUT O'Clock
,as psssne through Sixty frstst near Avenue b, she
vss snsulted by the accused and three others, who
Soreby dragged her into vacant lot In the Vicinity and
then committed the outrage Her cries for assistance
bIousht the officer to the SPOT who escued her from
The hands of the assasnts and arretted the accused
Ue was taken before Justice Welsh and committed for
examination
ARREST OF William Hast
,pes ala, Dublin Tricks and George ese were yester-
6sy ested by Officers Webster ana Letter OF the fh
Ward, charged with fighting and disturbing the peace
at o'clock yesterday morning They were taken be.
fore Justice Welsh, wac held them to bail In SzOO
each for good behavior
ARREST OF DIRT CARMEN.-lnspectOr
Burlisou Of the Chiefs Office, yesterday arrested 10
din carmen who are charged, some with driving with
out license other, for spi dirt 10 the streets, and
not having their properly consructed 10 tgArd 10
size. They were taken before Justice mcDfatn.
us. DIsTRICT COURT--Before Judge
Belts Seances Michael Dunn, seaman of the bark
Rainbow found gully of riot and attempt at revolt on
board that vessel she lay at Havana, was seo need
10 one year imprisonment ard TO pay iine OF 50.
Robert Peterson also seaman sf the RaiubOw
found guilty on the Indictment and also on ano-
Their Indictment for assaulting the master with Gan
serous weapon, sentenced to three years imprson
ment and 10 pay a fine OF so.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Specldt
Ttrna-Before Judge DAILY Wiilidm Learenw0rtt, agt.
Anthony B. Alkn It. al This is application by An
tome Longt 10 aside execution and FOR an TO-
iunctic restraining Judgment for 1854 II, against
b. Allen Co 10 be further pursued against MIN II"
sAyt that the said firm composed OF Anthony b.
H..
(which were manufacturers and dealers IN agricultural
imple epis and hmsef entered into an agreement In
lsi7 for three years, by which he vas 10 nave SeO
year, and the balance made up 70 him, II any Tor the
amount of one third pro ts OF the businessS)OO year
from the whole profits 70 be previously deducted Tor tue
support of the journal known as The AaeTtcdR A9T-
cuLurist, a claim for advertising, and other AID II
is give to said business but there was clause oy
which he was In way 10 be conddered partner or
liable for the debts of the firm.
II Is also set up that in ls4s the firm entered into
ftuifl Mr. IgaV
him and SELL on shares, g0ltwashpg nachlnes-tnat
Mr. Lesvepworth, in 1851, commenced suit against
the frm which Teferrt 10 Judge Ushoefer, and
judgment rendered in bis favor tor s61l that on the
10Th July inst one of the Deputy Sheritfs called upon
said LtDgttt Nth directions to levy the amount OF said
Judgment He Gays that he mas reason 10 believe toe
execution issued by the suggestion Of Msssrs A. or
one them for the purpose OF obtaining money OF him
that on bis Withdrawing from the firm in 1891, bal
snce sheet struck In which the claim OF Nc. Le4y-
enworth entered as one OF the Items AMI that ne
received from Mr. L. a reeaie as to al claims against
the rru-tha he has to believe having been so
Informed by the Sheriff and by plaintiff that the judg
meDt vas paid soon after II was obtained aud t1ai Mt
L. A. claims own ard TO hold II against the said
Longett-end he denies being indebted 10 them, &c.
Argument was presented, Messrs. Florence and Nc
Car,hy appearing for Mr.. Lopgett and Mr.. d B Eaton
opposed The Court made order setting asi fe the
execution, and granting perpetual Injunction against
the alignment being pursued against Mr. LOngett or his
heirs and assigns, with $40 costs of notion TO be paid
by MIA.
MARINE COURT-BefOre Judge Lynch.
--ALTtd ". Parsons assignee, &C. against Vim. H.
Griffith 0nd Ltri DtckT-it is said that Messrs. q ard
possessed interest In the bar and billiard
No 32 Broad way; that they let IL TO Mr. Skh 10 MAJ
and then to william d. Parsons, at So 30 per wees
The interest Of Messrs q. and in the establishment
subsequently, sod TO SIR TUT for s. 500. Ii Is said
that Messs. G.. and d. had requested Messr5 SSf ard
w. d. Parsons TO find purchaser for them, NJ - 400
cash, promising 10 pay commission OF $500 u the one
who found Said purchaser The press Mt is acton 10
recover said 5000 Msss Skh ana w. d. T., each
claiming to have made the sale, and each assigned to
plaintiff The defense Is bssed tee ound Of double
claim and asO that il there a 10 pay cou
issiOnt it Tor sale for cash while Ia the present
sale note for 81 200 at II months taken part
of the purchase mOney-aso that Aessrs. Sklf and
Parsons merely Introduced Mr.. TuN to Messrs. G. aud
d., aud they themselves made the agreement and the
present claim cannot be sustalned-alsO that the
mission Is exOrbAnt-and q end D. claim an Offset o.
So for months tent, and $l2 ~ for fixture Testl
mOny taken. Mr. Skih introduced Mr.. Tuit q
WIN ID. Parsons and latter TO MessTs c. aud ID.
The Judge, In his decson thought there wac no douo
that Messis ano agro ID to pay the commissions A.
the commissions being large owing 10 their desr
get the place oft their bands Ii said there was h4
faith the part OF Mr. Par'ons In representing to Nj
Tut that he not 10 receive any commission, an
that the saloon produced 500 per week when did no
That cannot avail DEFENDANTS Il was evioent that no OIL
for their interest and they cannot take advantage
Awant of good faith between him and the purchase
even II il occurred, TO avoid the agreement Judsme
for psinh allowing the set of, aud giving, In baanc
&l55 So