New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-30

was said the opening Of the Court this forenoon
ul plaintiff had written 70 HI counsel stating that he
coPiied by busne to leave The City and asking him q
missed.
Patrick Fitrssra.d ast. HeurJ J Meyer
10 recover damages for injury from the bite Of dog
amount lad at $1,000. IL alleged tina; i-fen amt J. pro
PS'4r ol grocery store corner West and Rector IL
ana has kept for two years past two large and viciou.
dogs on lis premise known him a. being accustou I'd
70 bite mankind Plaintiff i an aged man. and en-
Io!ed WIN others. in sweeping and taking Il the
street he alleges that passing the store Of plaintiff
que morning last summer two dog came out of the store
ana one Of them attacked plaintiff sprung upon hi. back
ana severely bit H. causing him 10 be confined his bed.
ward and that his lie in danger. &c.
In defense it acknowledged that defsni'n. keeps
Two dogs. but he keeps them watch dogs having tine
ID his store only at night and keeping them ia the cellar
during the Gay that the morning question plaintiff
was passing with large street broom in his hand Just
the clerk OF defendant taking the dogs from the store
10 the cellar that Of the dogs barked and oln,if
struck him which the clerk took hold of the dog but
hat pam III at the moment struck ths dog again with the
handle of the broom when the dog uncomfortable
and sprung out Of the clerk hands aud defendant
but was taken off after he hao hi plaintiff but once In
reply was denied that plaintiff first struck the dog 1t
was shown that both dogs had bitten other persons Yer
dict for plaintiff, $500.
Before Juds. BoswOa1H
10 recover damages for alleged libel speaking Of the
death OF George Robbenee, the Coroners jury having
referred to plaintiff, whO attended K. a physican) al
ready mentioned This after strong address from
the counsel for plaintiff in summing up and apparently
impartial charge from the Court given the Jury this
forenoon Verdict for defendant.
William Dunbar Patrick Duffy
10 recover damages for assault and battery. in which
paint was kicked was said in such manner as to have
injured him for life The defendant was at the time in the
employ OF Worendyke Co. ice dealers but is now en-
gagged keeping dairy. Plaintiff employed in another
establishment and at the stables of Mr Wortendyke
on business on an occasion July last when defendant
was SAID on seeing him. nothing having been said took off
MS cravat and turned up his sleeves and when plaintiff
came past nm struck him blows in the face
one ct which cut him the eye and then kicked
him with heavy boot as he stood in front of him Plain
t was much injured and three or four weeks a. ths
Wy Hospital and said will probably never get over
the injury. No defense offered Verdict for plaintiff
5000 P'''''-"''
- Charles Herman agt Isaac Newton
10 recover Of defendant, a common carrier sl6o al
legged value of package Of goods delivered AT the Stan.
boat wharf OF defendant to be forwarded Albany bythe
Isaac Newton and lost The goods owned by
Mr. Barclay who assigned his claim to plaintiff In de-
Iehse was denied that the goods had been received
and whether they had not was the question from the
testimony, for the Jury. Sealed verdict
COURT OF COMMON pLEAs-S CH.nssRsB.so,. J,5,. nav
Alexander Edgar sgt jane E suPe'''' Judge DAILY
ACTON Tor divorce on the ground of mideity In de-
tense charged that plaintiff abandoned defanllnt his
wie about five years ago; and that he himself has been
guilty OF improperly As to various females The case was
referred and the referee reported that the pantiT has
tanned his material charges while the allegations by de-
PENDANT have not been sufficiently proven
Motion was made to confirm the report The Court con-
sidered the rule laid down in Ashley agt Ashley n oao
~ that the testimony sufficiently strong against plain
tiff to support the charges in the answer II was shown
he was IN the habit of visiting woman called Melissa vos
seen going to her room Ii was also shown that he WIS
in the habit of visiting houses of i'll fame and going TO halls
with the inmates of such houses Divorce plaintiff him
self deemed to having also been guilty denied
, Mary Ann Van Veet sgt. Jacob X. 5. Van Vlee
Decree of divorce.
L. s. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Ihos Phillips the young colored lad complained of for
assault ON board the Georgia discharged thu compan
ant having forgiven him. and he being the only support of
his mother
CHARGE OF LARCENY At SEA
The first mate of the ship Kate Hunter was arrested on
charge of purloning gold watch and articles of awry
Improperly of young named Catharne McKenna
passenger.
The second mate also arrested on complaint of the
same young woman charged with taking from her posses
sion diamond ring We understand she has also cause
civil suit in of the State to be entered against
the latter on charge oil seduction The secoad mate gave
bail in 5000.
CHARGE OF LEAVING PERSONS ~ 4 FOREIGN FORT
The examination of Capt Smith, Preferred to Yesterday
on charge of leaving bis cook and steward at Rochelle
was concluded The testimony showed that the men I'D
been discharged by the Consul. The complaint was DIS
missed.
COURT CALENDAR-NoNDAY
COmMoS PLEAs-Par Mo-, 297 4lg 52l. 81 $50
527 COS, Gl6, 663 G6i SOL sOa s0G 800 sol Part II
Nos 700 $40, 5s2 800 GO, 100 7o9 753, 429. 65 634
629 sI4, SIC, ~.
SUPERIOR C"rRr-Nos 49, :, 36l 300, 3i2. 32i 2Sa
Sos 3G9 oil, 372, 55 375 $50 352 37i gas 81 3.s
Il, 40 20 "a