New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-11

The CAPTAINS OF our navy have conferred BY thir
provess lasting renovn upon the country but DscsW
and Hull found rivals In CoIingvood aad Nelson's
and even the smepted Lawrence. whose memory wi ever
live green in the minds Of bis counrymeo foaad elud
in his generous competitor Brock But In relsbsa the
Csp,sns Of our merchant marine there part Of the
world wher, such smother class Of be found and
their praises have even been heard from our generous
rivsls 10 the balls Of Parliament
Mr. II referred TO the high character which has besa
given to Capt MsOney by the testimony OF various lodi
vduals still il the Jury believe Tim to be guilty they WI
90 decide it, Mr. reviewed the testimony. pointing oct
the various particulars and coniendng that Cp' 10
no respect guilty OF the act which has been attributed -
him Mr. Fullerton will up and conclude the case -
the other side
Mr. Hoffman made m earnest and eloquent appeal snd
concluded little after O'Clock There manifesto
ton of applause on the part Of the audience bat ssp
pressed.
Mr. Fullerton for the prosecution. followed in ccasisss
of the summing up He reviewed the testimony and ssa-
tended II the charge Of murder had been made out IT,
Court then adjourned to this forenoon when the Jsdgs -
give his charge.
CIRCUIT coURF-Besors Judge ArrcsslL
james n ADdercn sst. Reuben Anderscu ard John Rae
To t7lOo amount Of notes OF the Bank OF Ne
State of Missouri alleged to have been paid by Defendants
(whe were brokers at Sacramento City, California; -
1884, IN PAYNE for gold dust and which notes were DO
caIed by the officers Of the bank presentation. 10 BE-
untsrteif. agent OF plAntn, VINO Sent
to California TO demand good money met Of the do
PENDANTS Chsgr, who refused the request TO ether
money and ssceraning that defendants had made Urge
assignment of gold dust TO Carpenter Vemyo Of The
City he followed II sad attained attachment against
10 abide the present claim.
In defense il is said IL the bills in question we're evea
delivered 10 plaintiff by defendants at all Il ". not ID
payment in gold dust alleged but bought at his
with his funds and purchased and Do
vered in good faith as genuine bills and were genssA
and that defendants merely acted rs bis agents sse
averred that the bills returned or tsudssedte
defendants and they deny that plaintiff is now the lawfA
holder. To be continued
It will be rene sb.red that large amount Of bills par
porting be of the above Bank putt circaA6sa By
some parties 10 California
SUPERIOR coUsf-BsfOr. Judge Boswosrn.
Nichols Cottrel against Henry coakha.
To s36s7, alleged guarantee Of four netss
made by sherman kyler in favor Of plaintiff also sl
snce of s II is alleged in behalf of the claim that g.
X assigned to defendant for his beneft-tbey then bsag
indebted to plaintiff in nearly the above amount aud thai
defendant subsequently, agreed with plsintf he wosd
give up the old notes and take from X thai
be d.epdsnt) would guarantee the new ones-which was
done bat defend ant declined alters gard topAy.
In defence il is denied there any guarantee bet
that the bank in New Jersey which had discounted the old
for plaintiff refused TO renew unless they were far
nisbsd with additional endorser thai defendant on be-
ing applied H. consequently endorsed In addition to plAn
tiff but solely accommodation endorser and suoat
49, in "t and not for the bepef of defendant hs sd nts
that he is indebted the slH which he has tendsred and
also that plaintiff is not the bona fde holder Of the
Court on questions of Law.
Sarah A. Sharpe ast Michel Del.hanty and jobs smits
To recover damages alleged for assault and battery.
amount laid ut $1,000. II said plaintiff and her
stable OF deendantfo horse belonging PLAINTIFF
that the got the horse and was leading IL from he
ltsbe on which defendants Smith being 10 the employ of
Deahanty) struck the son, when plaintiff went 10 he
rescue and is alleged that they struck and kicked hs
and took the bsse back and placed in the stable Tee
and The other does not answer 1t appeared there
dispute as to $40 and defendants refused to let the horse
go and difficulty occurred The case is on
COURT, OF COMMON PLEAsaBesgre Judge IseaA~.H
Jeremish Terwiliger ast. Charles H. Seaman
To recover damages TOR assault and battery already 70
ferred TO. Verdict fer plaintiff $40.
Us DISTRICT coURT-Bsfore Judse issvsseLL.
TRIAL ON CHARGE ~ FORGERY.
James ID. Potter placed upon trial. charged with
forging the name OF Elijah Guon J. T. whits Plains and
another name. TO certificate and power of attorney
purporing to be from Emene Grant widow Of Jacob
Grant private in First Regiment of Dragons and entitled
to receive five years halt psy-snd which cer6csta
&C. be is alleged to have obtained money from the Gsv-
eminent The charge Of forgery was denied
was stated in his behalf that the papers had been ssnt
to him by person named Mitchell at White Plains. The
Jury had not agreed at a late hour last evening.
u. s. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Before Commissioner BRiDcHAN
ASSAULT AT SEA-
A seaman named Kelly, Of the Of ship Regaa.
eXsm ed charge of drawing his knife and saying
to Captain Brown of the vessel that be- would cut znV
mans liver out that would take hold Of him. st the s,me
time laying bis hand upon the Captain. IL said II
reply that Kelly had been previously assaulted Decision
this forenoon
Court Calendar......THs Day
CIRCUIT CouRr-Part Nos 6l0I 673, 674. CTS, GIT,
67s. 90. 6s to Gs7 600 Part H. Monday-li3l, llss.
ll57, 1l5s, lI59. llG0 ll63 l64 1857 1ss 1862 LII,
1872, l,173I LIZA 10 I,l7s, l,lo2.
COMMON PLEAs-Psrt mos. 1903, 10l7, OIL 1,07s.
l074 TO 0s3 0s5 0s6 Part II-Nos 1885, l055 05s.
1854 1852 $780, lOGi iOS2, 1908 1905 1906 1907, 1868.
1909 loo.
SUPERIOR CoUEr-Monday-Nos 40, stl $40, 9o5. sss.
622 9s9 26s 1862 1877 242 2 6as 649 626 C2s 662 6ys
800 H. 3s7 s24 500 s54 s76 ESQ., 932 1884, 1885, 9fo sH,
943, 944, 945 DAG, 947, 94s, $40, 952.
AdvetisementJ
II Elegant French and India Wedding Cards, pai.
spd lve boder.d engraved In the Splendid Silver Bm
Tossed .nd plain weadins EnveloP and Waters sas silver Desr
Plates Hsrsdc Devices Of description IN the init fJie Of Art
Stone and Metal FykRDELLs, No 2 Broadway, -
Dpansst- Established 1870.
MARRIED.
APPLRTOH-RANDALL-0s ThDpdsy morning Junes Chrif
Church. hsnus NswYok BY Rev. John Cotton smith, Of Trinity
Daniel r. Appleton NewYork Julia
dell daDehter Of he late Nicholas Randall ESQ. Manu
tZBY-McDOWELL-On Fifth Day, June according tho