New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-11

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lar and another Ju'smen, must be entered f'r the full bal
sIee Of the O1sisal des' with interest aud costs
s,,pREMr COURr-GESrR.L TsRN-sept. 1O-Before
Judges MITCHELL, RoosEvsLT snd MORRIS.
DELIVERY OF GooDs-GlvING A CREDIT
John T. Van Name set Daniel D COnoyer.
APFEAI.-The action in Court below was to recover
Nc se p: S0a il esS s So bat paid Oi
The ground OF statements as % y 70 pay AZ e
had 81 Ooo -four and and the way to En-
uYt and topped ate. bt PaIens es on account
TIE Court the thai below charged the ory that 1t was Tor
question the one usually msde dealers in tes
FED 10 BY the Ne lick Planf resides In jersey
Wit and the corr shipped to by Mr. CoDOver where
ths terms are cash On delivery bat the eta ina g
days after de livery second Ws he 70 be
Wa IN law pom and upon the fna delivery of the
goods the title passed to the defendant ed be became liable to
action thai to return the specific article sod the verdict
purchase b, wrong representations
to ability pay they consider the other hard the
sale VOID, made out they viii find for the plaintiff
The Jury sl found verdict in favor of defendant,
presented MI NOses plaintiff and Mr. oCOnOr for defense
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS -ssrr. l0-SPEcIAL TERM
Before judge WOODRUFF.
MOTION FOR ATTACHMENT AGAINST SEssRs. NICKEL
LAR, WEBSTER AND MCCAIN.
Application made by MIR. A. NASH Counsel in
Commse Of Investigation Of The Board Of Ads
Pursuant the decision Of Judge Osy ordering such At
nuetons within the rule laid down By Judge it being
tended Mr. Nash that defendants had violated the order OF
' b s S Sss n Re
been espee1 in their answers and amer e toe Comt
ment should not be issued was granted s,...
Third Avenue Railroad g. ast John J: SIsreIy ,o.
Of the Court from moestng interfering with the sde railroad
T sa ntS and st. from
interfering with plaintiff in such further construction Of said nde
rom needless obstruction Of said by Of
the wo1h the complaint mentioned and from interfering With
plaintiffs In the preserve the same from I'M ITy
Mary Davis agt. Isaac STANDARDIZATION to re-
store calendar granted.
DIR. A. Shotwell agt John Graham.-Order ap-
Edward W Siers ct al. ogt. Matthew Il Carneran.-
Motion to II fssI Judge
Nathan Blum agt William Ambler-Ths is case
~hch was on before respecting aim Judgment Tor plain
Albert W, Page ag Theodore 7. EdsartOn'-rns
care commenced To be continued
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-SErr. 10.
DECISIONS IN ADMIRALTY.
SALVAGE sTEAM-TUG DELAWARE BY SHIP UNDER
WRITER.
Suit was brought for salvage in aiding TO get the
a. Ami ssS-aresdy referred TO- Decded-That for
jy received b, the Delaware from strss &e and 70, ser
nom the shore who picked her crew and for funeral
bs er.a 81 said sost IS Oco aud $500 additional to be
the and mate and such other persons " formed
csts with the proportion Of $3.50 eseh to
The REPRESENTATIVES Barney Leaad and the other
nirt the crew-a distinction be made Of third
those who In her all the time aud these who were but
DAMAGE BY COLLISION AT SANDY HOOK.
Joseph others the ship Mary Glover.
Suit by owners of bark Brankin Moore for injury
ny beius by the Mary Glover while the barb w@ yns
al anchor inside Of sandy Hook evening ith Dec 1882 for
The Mary clover came in sea the wind blowing nearly
sale and having considerable SAL set and having t nsae OF
the Brankn Moore hieh already anchored close
OF night being dark and ran foul of her causing tho al
bee ded.Ths there appears to be fault the p OF both
vessels in the bark for not having sufficient light and In
the ship such time and place, in carrying sail than
prudent. According the rule Of Admiralty such cases
the damage ulu't be equally divided between them
COURT OF GENERAL sFSsIoNs-Sspr lC-Befoe
Judge STUAET.
William DSer pleaied guilty of burglary IN the
third degree, In having entered the house OF A Seaman No
state FrSop.
Louis Carnizam was tried and found guilty OF at.
tempt grand larceny in having endeavoIed to steal the gold
watch and chain eeonsns 10 Joseph hnsney 0fth Con
James Turner ana james Smith, alias Curran, were
then placed The bar charged tn highway robbery in having
sreiey robbed Frederick Haten@uer of gold watch They
pleaded guilty. aud battery and sentenced each
20 years con hnement in the Penenusry.
William Peut and Dennis Shinl were tried for bur-
E usy en;erre the house Of Geors Hyatt Ne Csharne
At bu, were only found guilty Of an attempt to commit bur
sNy They sn'sn'ed The former to nine months and the
latter TO years Goa 6nement in the feniteutAry.
Two boys, named George c Brket and Philip
Hint iutd guilty Of burglary in the third degree in hsv'
o. They were sentenced to the House OF Refuge
Jacob Ntcowski, a notorious pick pocket, was then
s fsS S WI Gs Gsn Si Ma ana
The Lot concluded when the Court adjourned.
COUar CALESDAR-Tvrsp.Y sept. IL
SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL IfEA.-NOs. &c 10 80,
selo.i,e Judge Caii viii beer motion. in SPECIAL Term
CIRCUIT COUKr. Nos. 2@6 o go being the same
Calendar Mondaythe Cou1 having owing the
non sn.L Of The 'edse, 80. .,. 80