New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13


SUPREME COURT Before Judge Oakley
-AItsuhs set UTnderhil.-In this suit, to recover
silver tea service or its value alleged in defense,
70 have been given Mrs Y already referred to, the
The People sr rel. Ed,pard Bagot agt Ann c. Bagot,
edna, VIM. Il. Gouid,ng. Ann Il and Margaret Bout
ger, srscir Of estate Of ysha Bouigsr, and Others
Mr.. Baeot alleges that Mrs Ann e. Bsgot, his STEP
mother In 1885, obtained letters OF adminlstr
the estate OF his father Joseph Bagot, deceased Mr.
Gouiding and Mr Booleer Qarcr siucc uece ised)
being her surstes on the bond that on accounting
the sum OF $773 was found to be due plaintiff from
the estate as next OF kin, aud Mrs Is. not paying,
the Surrogate ordered the bond to be sued, and the
case carried TO the Supreme Court and amount and
costs adjudfed 10 plaintiff; In ali l,34S
The present suit is principally against the estate
OF Mr.. Boulger, to recover the amount The de-
tense IL denial that the signature to the bond Is
that OF Mr.. Bouger denying that the Surrogate or
dered the bond 10 be sueo aud further that plain.
td after presenting his claim against the estate OF
Mr.. Boulser, and 1t was rejected not suing In sea
scr. The case is on.
Before Judge Campbell
Jeka g. Mrsr agt JOHN La Fdrge - To recover
amount due ON contract for carpeDters' work in
Reaot.s adjoining Broadway, where an alleged
forfeit for not having the contract executed AZ the
time agreed upon Was set up IN defense, already re-
fened to. Verdict for plaintiff, Si,52l, being, win
interest, the amount.
Etenszsr Ssslsy against David G. GHhes SUIT
which was tried before, and nonsuit grated, out
Get aside and the present trial allowed 1t Is to re-
recover on bond given by A, Wortendyke TO w.
Briston, guaranteed by Mr. Gillies. The defense is
want Of notice to the sasIantoi, TIA. Mt W. had
SUPREME CouRT-General Term Mo.
oas for nee Trials as to S,raa and Clark CONDUCTED
Of kurds.--The argument In this case was con
cluded yesterday. The counsel for prisoners IN
sted that they were cases not of murder but OF man
slaughter, and tue Judge should so have charged.
The District Attorney contended that there was no
error In the charge Decision reserved.
u. S. DIsTRicT CoURT-Before Judge
Belts Alleged Cuban Erped,f,oa--ln ans wer to an
inquiry of the Court, the District Attorney said he
against MesIs. John L. O'Sellivsn and Others, (Mr.
OS. and Capt Lewis were In Court In relation 70
the Cuban mstteI.
On an inquiry from Mr.. Cutting, one of Mr.. o'sul.
hvsns counsel, was found tina, but Il Jurors .d
~eIed TO their names In the morning, twelve of
which were empanneled In q case-t Charter party
IN relation TO shlp PToous) Mr. O'Sullivan, Mr.. q.
said Is ready and DESTROYS to proceed TO trial but this
II matter relative 10 winch much has been SAID and
properthat unreasonable number OF Jurors sh ould
BE- present. rs many have probably formed some kind
Of an opinion. lie would move, therefore. that
tomorrow.
The Coart thought the request reasonable. aud he
MArshal ~0 requested 10 summon % additional
That oficer stated he would De unable to sunm %
then sooner Than Monday, or on SATURDAY., # the
Court would be willing for latter
NJ. Van Buren, associate counsel with Mr.. Cut
ung) said he would be compelled to be In ST. Law
renee County on Monday, In case there 10 which
he has been engaged for some u ne he had hoped
70 be present AZ the trial but il It takes place then
Mt Osaihvan, 50 far as he Is concerned, must De
wlthcu, counsel.
Nj Ogden Hoffman, associate counsel with the
pnuics Attorney for the prosecution. also said he
lad an engagement on Monday, and would DC sui
ing to have the case 60 to Tuesday or wednes-
day.
Mr.. Van Buren, said it would be impossible for
him TO be here next week. Mr.. Cutting remarked
that for various IA trial In which he mas inst
been engaged has occupied a week. he would oe SS'
willing 10 undertake the case alone, aud II n IL
brought on While MIR. Van b is away Mr. O'Sullj
van mpst be without counsel Mr.. Van Baren
sugk esed whether the cause could not Ire over nil
next term. tlss Tuesday IN next month.) as be sas
no disadvantage 10 The Government Ia having Ii lie
over 10 thai lime.
Mr.. Hall SAID there were a large number OF Wit.
nesses here on the pant of the Government which
Is attended by expense. Mr.. Hoffman remarked that
the case should De disposed OF etasr oy nsls prose
ga or BY trial. II was also stated that the Il al viii
Wooaoiy occupy more than week, as there
numo<f Of witnesses who viii require to Dc s~oIn
through an interpreter.
The Judge SAID that unle IS in the even, of Illness
on the psIt OF counsel or sickness in their families
the U. y Court Goes not interfere TO postpone ,rla
on account OF the absence OF counsel II the Dis
trict Attorney and counsel. no sever, can make xa
Arrangement TO postpone the trial to next term n
Gill De accepted BY the Court
IL vas tnaily arranged thar the panel be returned
On Monday. when further action can be had.
lsen ast Belmoaf, C0nsa4 " the Emperor Of
lssfria- To recover. on a charter party, damages;
also pay for freight Al full cargo OF timber in sap
ffoous, nom Apalschcola TO Europe, already re-
setiee 20. HE ship received bat part OF cargo,
sho " 10 sec that the fault was Ia the nssIer,
ssnk ousice Of the bar TO anchor, also that the
sp'hn ssfeeo 70 give up cemurrage. ana further
Vat ne sSresc, IN Liverpool, to an arbitration
tEs fspsan was part owner Of the shin The