New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
CIRCUIT COURT-Betore Judge MITCHELL
Mcneil. FitehS Jerome AIT. Samuel 5. Bloone and
Lester Barker.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Betore Judge MITCHELL.
Mcneil, Fitch Jerome AT; samuel o. niooine ana
Mr. Bloome. In lS47, obtained of plaintiffs,
On credit dry goods the value Of soOO and took them
V Unes, where they were levied upon by Mr. Barker,
Blooue 4; the suit Of Hatch Co. Plaintiffs sent after the
reeds and issued wrt Of repevin to get back, alleging
s,oundes s sSe1 pn npa bonS retained
poesson OF the goods and the present suit Is TO test
sbeher the purchase Boome had been fair or not An
raised that the suit should have been brought
in Oneida County, which objection was sustained, and
Juror withdrawn. -, q. -, -
George finnegan, and nsIe ns WIFE, as'' 'oSePn F.
Mn r. on passing house No 81 Avenue c.. owned by de-
On tks coal vault on the sidewalk and injured her night
de causing her illness for some days 1t alleged that
,be injury was by negligence of defendant in having
the cover insecurity fastened and action brought 70 re-
cover damages; amount laid at $500 49,
In defense it is said that the owner did not occupy the
building tutle il 70 different families that the cover was
m sood order and had been insecurity fastened the
anlt was not his. To be continued this forenoon
u. DISTRICT CoURT-Before judge BETS;
Ransom, Hine Hswley, Of bridgeport against william
The defendant is proprietor OF q marine rail-
way at Co.sacke. The sloOp Cleaner, owned by plain
tHs coming down the North River on 9Th July with
cargo of 500 bushels Of corn met with injury aud was
Of wste ts the railway Of defendant be hauled aud
repaired When about half way up the rail abe fell on her
ds and thee beng sSan snS tho
oop fell back the ver and sunk in about twelve feet
ater The owners attribute blame to the proprietor OF the
Soek delay in not taking her on at the time agreed also
IN taking proper measures 10 keep her
shed while being hesed the rail, and claim 2S9 dam
ases, for which the suit is brought.
IL OF blame 70 the proPnc
Tor az the rail but that he Fulfilled, far in his
the eneasenent and that the cargo shifting lshe being
was the Of her falling over Testimony
wa taken
COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, "Wednesday, March 80 1858.
No. IL, "a reserved cause,) Van Dusen and
wiz. y,spopdents sst Rowley and another, sdmrs, nc,
.rnssns Argued John Van Buren,, OF New coun-
~ Tor sppelants, Kan Miller counsel for respondents
No 40 Ia reserved cause ketchum, public adminstra-
Aor &c respondent, agt. Min, appellant Argued Saml
Reard sey for appellant; N. Ill., Jr for respondent
No % Bloodgood exr, &c, respondent, st bnen ext
Sc appellant Argued. N Hill, Jr, counsel for appel
nnt, Charles OConor, counsel for respondent
No s. Ia reserved csuse,) Moss, respondent agt Ayere
.nnellsnt ReArgued John Van Buren, Of New-York,
for appellant Hiram DEMO- counsel Tor respondent
SUPREME COURT,
The argument on the habeas corpus demand
m, ,be release of Mr. Hicks from the commitment OF the
Recorder did proceed yesterday forenoon OWING to IN
Annexation of Judge Morris IL stands djourned tall to-day
The Special Term Of this Court stands adjourned t sat
urdsy new special term will commence on Monday
DIN that day the CLERK will receiving notes OF Is
sue for the Saturday Special Motion Calendar
COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY. -.
CRcuIr CouRr.-NOs ,l9i, ,445, 3SS, $40,
$40 ans SEQ, 1894 AZ 42s 42A as AZ, AZ, 42s.
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