New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-03
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Besore Jude DALI.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge DAILY.
Emma NJ. Nosburgh net Cromwell I. Fisher -
To re over damages amount LAID $1,000 tor alleged
assault and battery, which WAS denied In sns1er was
also said that plaintiff is married woman and that her
msiCen Emma Matilda Nischsr-and that she
cannot bring suit in her There being no proof
20 this effect the point overruled
The counsel stated that defendant keeps saloon in
Broadway friendship existed between him and plaintiff
which She desrous terminate but he persisted IN his
attentions and finally severely assaulted her
Nr SW,tt testified keeping boarding house at No
20 Warren = plaintiff lady whom he knew As Ihomp
on, boarded there defendant had room and lodged IN
the house them engaged in alteration and quarrel
evening last winter IN my parlor; he came to the par
ordOor 10 her and she refused 10 let hun come IN al
rst but opened the door finally and met him IN the door
way they had high words and called each other hard
names: do not recollect the words il almost impOssi
bic tell who began t think she the first to speak
believe she asked him what he wanted of her think he
replied that he wanted the trunks that she had in her pos
session that belonged to him she said that he could not
have Them and she caught hold OF char and raised 70
strike him he put up hi, left hand and took her by The
breast OF her dress ward her or and with the other
hand he took the chair away from her. tna ended the mat
ter except TO the high words when she took up the
chair she said she would knock his brains out methng
If that kind if he did not % away and let her alone that
she had nothing there belonging To him he said he would
not 20 away till he got ready and sat down IN CHAIR she
then down into the basement and got carving knife
and csme up and threatened 10 stab HIM If he called her
again hard names he had done she SAID II ne repeated
what he had said before she would put the knife into nm
he did pay any attention the threat finally she sat
down and put down the knife she told Kim To leave the
room ho sad when he people of the house ordered HIM
out 1T the paro he would 90 but not before, that he had
r,.h t TO be in the house &c.
font was made show another occasion in which there
bad been assault but not whether before or
ter the commencement Of the suit and not allowed The
Court considered there had been assault aud under is
direction The Jury found verdict for defendant
Frederick Laubush sgt George Neusehaaer -
To recover damage, to- alleged SANDER Plaintiff held
an agreement lease hire premises No i22 Third sy
relative which litigation has occurred IL Is alleged thlt
defendant charged plaintiff ariOus times with having
forged The lease which is denied TO be continued this
torcnC
Bel Judge WOODBURY..
James Collins agt. the Hudson River Insurance. Co. go
To damages for alleged injury To plaud ana hs
horse and cart from being struck bya car while plaintiff
was in the act of placing his cart in Westst load Of
lumber This case which commenced but stopped
Tor want ofme last term, resumed To be contln
ued this forenoon.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssONs-Msy 2-Befors Judge BEEBs
and AID. Oakley and Cornell
The May term OF this COur commenced day, with the
following Calendar Of Causes Mansanghter Assault tn
intent 10 Kill , Robbery Forgery, l. burglary, u;
Grand Larceny, False Pretences, Keeping Disor
DERBY House total 3D. Convicted 4; Indicted Wit
nesses, .; Abandoning Family, ,. Grand total A..
The Grand Jury not formed, insufficient number
being present to make quorum.
Richard Hail. young English sailor, who formerly was
the ship Liverpool tried for an assault and
battery with intent TO kill James Miller, also hand on the
same vessel The indictment not fully sustained by the
evidence and the jury rendered verdict of assault and
battery only The prisoner remAndsd 10 await sen
tence, and The Court then adjourned for the day.