New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25
u s. DISTRICT CoURT-BesOre Judge Belts

US. DISTRICT CoURT-Before Judge Belts
John IL Mott against ElishA b. Rnekmsn.
To recover $274, for ship chanflery, &C,
furnished brig Radius owned By sr b e ~ s1
Ia.stsr The goods were urnsheo oy The detense
TO- that the vessel chartered BY Mf H. 70 tne
and that Mr. had nothing to do with htnns her OUT III
be continued
SUPERIOR cOuRT-Before Judge OAKLEY.
Mary Cahill .gt Francis Conroy.
To recover damages tor assault ana oa.oeis'
alleged TO have been committed on the person o. mrs
While in her (which was closed eetweea ans
10 O'Clock Sunday evening Ans y Deienasn. s, ~
of the house no 100 Twenty seconds Tie apart
men having been let TO him IN his life time n neI ,be a
recently deoeased husband. II Yves SAID IN evidence at
he snIed he store by entry door and stated that she
had two tubers belonging 70 him but sne sac sns M 10
snnbers but what she PAD tor Icy .srsJ
Mrs G. BY the throat and the hair OF the bead put se was
rescued from him Another wne,s SAID be dragged nsI
into the EMU and Knocked her down twice, and another
that she saw him and his wife outside after wards, where
there was a great crowd and he kicked tne pane o. tne
the first witness said spilled and glasses
broI en- the beginning Of the controversy but ha sue quo
not know who threw either the water or the glasses Inc
ease Al NOT ace M 20 be very clear There defence,
Mr. Conroy not appearing and the counsel did not s up
the Judge charge except the latter 70 say - ins 10y
that the with them The Jury after having been
long time out Court with verdict Tor p'entln
si5, which carries like amount Of costs ,..s.sL l..
This case has been four times already in the first OF
which verdict given for plaintiff IN full amount bat
ssde. Ia the second there verdict for defendant
and aside In the third the jury could net agree
and in the fourth verdict given for plaintiff OF to
fith trial, allowed Messn Jones Bowen extern:
importers and paid under protest Of having charged
HS .o o. S
beisve OF Mr.. Bowenl and Cashier In the Custom
House claims 70 have been employed site1 the dissolution
sary documents by which 10 show their night 70 return
duties and aso that be went to Ws.hlnston spd that
nom the Government 1889 S. being the amount so
sverpsd and that Mesns B. agreed TO pay him twenty
per his services Action therefore brought 10
recover something over % 40 being said twenty cent
The case the part Of Mr. Bowen w" allowed TO go by
point Of defense that Mr. sstteree ia succeed and
that the services were performed land paid for by Mr.
0eUge Curtis point IL Rlso raised that an ohcer 20
situated in the Custom House Lad no right charge for
his services az in this The case is on
Before Judge EMMETT.
Washburn Co aRt. Pierre i. Belts
To recover the amount paid for three land warrants
bought Of and guaranteed by the late firm OF Bets Co.
bot which proved be genuine. The principal point OF
defense that defendant partner with his father
in the firm, already referred TO- Verdict for painnh SIP
H. beetto the opinion Of the Cont on case to be made
William Barry and Isabella his wife agt Geo. Hutchinson
To recover damages for alleged assault and battery
l7ths lotbsy II was 1d that Mrs B. went 20 the
house in July last to get some things which had been len by
"a, before from the house, and that defendant seized hold
dragged her down stairs and through the aeywAy
sequence and eight nine days under the hands OF
doctor In defense the main allegations are denied but
admitted that Mrs. b. 20 the house, using, II was
CHARGED language and ordered out bat refused
go defendant used force 70 put her out
. :ss' ,s.m @ Mr. had put Mrs. from
way the they had previously heard screams nom
her. The Jury could not agree and were discharged
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Before Judge DAILY.
r,,lisl IL Finch against PIN White, implicated with j.
wynne and w. II. Hawkins
WINNIE a. Hawkins, who are dealers, II was
said in gold dust drew check the Chatham Bank Feb
o. lg52 payable 10 H. Finch, order, for COO The
chech passed to plaintiff lie contends that Mr. White was
sleni partner Of w. H., and brings action against him
fcr the amount The partnership Is denied verdict ioF
Before Judge WOODRUFF
To recover of James Drake. Cuba (or whom defendants
rave bond damages for alleged violation OF sgreenentss
machinery furnished for the manufacture Of NC
Motion made for nont, but denied aud the case 10
proceeding.
Mr William Dsnnns snbpeneed as witness N me case
Of Grant Holden (not onl and not appearing,
IN attachment on motion, vi" issued against hi ana ne
broushnp Ills excuse not being satisfactory he was
ordered pay clio for attachment and Shera fees, and 10
enter INTO ,eeosniisnce IN The sum o. so 70 10
ue this elio and TO remain IN custody tl he complies
with the order.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS-F5 24-Before
the RECORDER and AID. SMITH and RAND.
THE poTy PERJURY CASE CONTINUED.
This case was resumed at the opening OF the
Court.
D. JoHes sworr-resti6ed TO the date that the For.
commenced and the pro0ugson Of the December
term Of the Superior Court into January.
Sidass ksiAaH, land agent Of ioTkyile, save Do'y
coed Character
.ras l. nIptoA Testified to the ike.
Cuthbet G. Condor book eeps, reading IN BrooIyn
Chas swim of No n Maiden lanes Thomas ssasse butch
err Of Troy, and Seymour strons elerk ~ the fostO
fee, also testified 20 his bearing good character.
Sipsoa T. HRF. sworn-ls an attorney atlsw collected
rents oi Judge Scoltin lstA while he the Senate
collected the rent or No 81 WhltesLi Miss Clifton then
occupied the house,
O. Did YOU ean on her any time durins July August
Objected to Ruled cut.
eayt Rice recalled heard IN relation 20 the dIra.
zion OF general and special terms of the Superior Court
Gee r Coit sworp-ls hook.kecPeT At A. L StewNts !,
know Mr.. Forrest hy sight
O Did YOU hcsI him SAY the avoice trial that he would
40 10 he'll II he could convict Doty
Ruled ont. The Court thea adjourned.
SECOND SESSION.
wu PIGEON tried ard acquitted charge OF steal
ing IS woodcut worth s1A the property OF Jas IT, keh'
srdson the testimony going 70 show any eioaieas IN
tent.
CAss Faust was convicted attempt rSna Larceny
ard sentenced o. the State Prison for two years
Thomas Enshofer Ted for grand larceny eon'Stea,
and sentenced 20 the State Prison tor two wears,
Ann Quinn tined and convicted OF grand Afceny IN
stealing SO from Mr. Peter Nver, Of Gpnters Hotel fsl-
toa-st. 81 renanded for sentence.
TIE Count thea seisarncd.
COURT CALENpAR-TRis Day.