New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-24
s pndtcbsrgsd, the bbeants fled this libel against
The ,s TO recover the remainder Of the freight and

He'd ~ the Court-Ihat the noe ants ha1 no risnt
10 d,taiu In. cargo on board in their own hands,
tI the freight wac paid, unless they prove the charter
10 have been broken by the claimants in refusing or
ncrctrg TO make discharg. according to stipulation;
that On the facts the non-dschaIge Of the cargo was
not owing 10 the detanlt Of the chart 'rers.
That il the possession Of the ship remained with the
owners they had lien the cargo for demurrage as
well as for freight that being one of the coven.nts OF
the simmer. But demurraee not payable when
the su,t was commenced The evidence fails TO prove
a want Of reasonable dispatch.
That neither freight nor demuTage was due when
| the suit was commenced.
Libel dismissed with costs.
For libeants, Messrs. Beebe, Dean e. Donohue; for
claimants, Messrs. Owen a. Vose.
ELL OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ssmund J. Rec ct al sst The chip Victoria
This was an action on bill of lading. Mr.. Wood
hull shipped 500 barrels OF turpentioe on board the
shin and received bill of ading therefor duly signed
by the master with the knowledge and assent OF the
owners Of the ship, which bill ladiOg was aterward
for valuable consideration, assigned to the hbehnt.
Subsequently thereto, the firm Of Is. Blossom Il Son
took the turpentine from the ship by proceedings for
claim and delivery in the Supreme Court of the State
alleging that they had sold the turpentine to Wood
hull on condition it should not be shipped until it was
paid for and that he had shipped !, contrary to that
agreement and in that suit they obtained verdict
The belarts however, had notice of this claim OF
Blossom & Son when the bill Of lading was assigned
10 them and the failure of the ship to deliver the
goods at London pursuant to the bill of ading, they
now bring This action upon the bill OF adng, 10 re-
cover the value Of the trrpenne The claimants SET
up the proceedings in the su 10 the State Court as
defense and excepted TO the jurisdiction OF the Court
H,ld by the COurt-That this Is case ct Admiralty
jurisdiction, the contract OF master or owner OF
chip, to transport cargo by sea for frelght creating
lien by the maritime law upon the vessel, which
can be enforced in Admiralty and cannot be defeated
explained by proof Of other title. Cases Oh felony
or fraud may afford exceptions.
The vendor Of goods cannot ret up rignt against
them in transitu against bona fde subsequent as
sanee tf them by purchase, more specially when the
claimant Of the goods knew Of their assignment, and
cove no notice of his claim to title.
Decree for iibelsnts, with reference to compute
For libeants, Mr.. Lane; for clairantr, Mr.. Lord.
OSBORN and CONNOLLY.
Margaret Lee was araigned for stealing. on the
2 No. a e es hat the x"Rs the
guilty guilt and the PeDtsntiary for .iT month";
gate value Of s from Eureka Colnbe,n, No IS Attorney
and sent to the PenitentsIy' for two months
Bridget Mooney was arraigned for assault and bat.
tery on the 2 july Jacob Rosenthsl No. 43i Pearl
street by striking delonen the face with her and tearing
his hiIt bosom. Found guilty ard sentence suspended
thereby emitting her family duties and nesee9s her cs
@ es aS5 %
win 9e you the M pfs9 I o. t9 month"; Con-
Ellen Scott arraigned for stealing on the I'd OF
July IS Rank oIl Daniel Smith OF Taytown, West
chester County Found guilty and sentenced to the fenen
Ehza Clifford was charged with stealing. on the Goth
Of July quantity feathers valued at $40 from Rcbecca
Lodge No $50 Cherry street They were in her Possession.
Convicted and sentence suspended -
James Welsh was charged with an indecent exposure
COMPLAINT co i Of Php MARKS of the Eighteenth Ward Police.
od sS a~e s dp S the p Psss .spesa
Richard Smith and Joseph DusenberTy were ar
The complaint Of John White I~e9y Pseciaot Police
place. and directly before the eye OF the ne
sca in Concert but these two defendant. ony
whom h sse could be ;S ia D ,n The .s
lingering pant Of the enterprise AID pgsehbey acted as re-
es Ct the S" to- SeI ySsnf
months EACH and fIed $50 EACH
Thomas Hickoll was aIraigned for stealing on the
s q No IL fS Esssh street Convicted and sent 70
the Penitentiary for two MONTHS .
Charles Houseberger was charged with assault and
battery July Matilda his wife at No ia East
The prisoner eo1t,s.ed to Paw9s MS Tii.'
to The fsni.s nsIy three moths: ,..
Mu,rsy Hugh McDorega VIM McDevit and Patrick Mc1se
peaod guilty violation Of the Quarantine laws on the 18th
Of }"y o Tes Susn sns within oaarsne Ground
The plant entered BY Alfred Van Cleet OF Iompsa,
VIM. Albert was charged with assault and battery
On the 18th Of July Rosanna Reed of No. ITO Elm street
Convicted and fined $50
Jane Haslan was charged with assault and battery,
on the !4h Of July the compliant Of Eugene LeGrsss
rcrch III Greene street on Josephine L'plaoe Freneh)
Convicted and sentence suspended
Catherine Baker and Rose Gordon arraigned
for assault and battery the 18th ofpuy on Catherine Fan
ming No li Hamilton street Convicted and sentence 'u'
pended. . ,. lS..
try on the 7th of June Hannah Hsnm No 29 Seventh
street by pulling her hair and chewing her The tes
charge the defendant was simply found guilty and SEN
Charles Gilbert, arraigned for assault and battery,
on the 10th Of July his wife Susan No. l9 Washington
street, discharged, no witnesses appearing -
Andrew Miller anaigned for assault ana battery on
Goth Of July, Lawrence Curtain, No OIL fHN avenue
was discharged tnesses appearing. ~
Elias Levy, John Muvill. james Nell and james
Ounow respectfully sraiened for assault and battery were
dischaIged f. Oh attendance of witnesses
Henry Lndenstruth was arraigned for soliciting pas
outside of Castle Garden gate without license on the
th Precinct Police standing policeman at the Garden
complainant has the accused in with emf
violation Of the law that subject Convicted,
aud sentence suspended till Saturday; -.
Peter Stevenson arraigned for mal-approprlaton
Of money amounting about S35 the 25th of June
OF Robert Reid, corner OF Broadway aud fhy
fourth street. The accused acted " gardner ii the
and the above named came into the hands OF Tue
ant his confidential reat to his employer Found
guilty and sentence suspended till Saturday. ,...
Peter MOnahan was arraighed Tor assault ana oat-
ery ON the 18th July, John Hoyt No ~ - between
Second Third The defendant was afrasuti
another assault and battery ON the same day. on Jonn H.
Hsyand Of Second avenue and nine
eeh Committed and sent to the City Prison tor ten
d'IWsnliam Smith was charged with placing his fingers
felonousy womsn's pocket on the 2th OF July on tue
plant Of George Burns OF the Third Precinct Police Ac
John johnson and Louisa Payne were arragned for
assault battery the Goth Of July, on Henry Demot'
No 6S Sprin, Discharged, witness appearing
Henry Mallory arraigned for assault and bat
terry the Goth Of July the complaint OF samuel Burden
Of The Eighteenth Precinct Police Found guilty and sent to
the Penitentiary for three months . -.
Ann Plunket was charged with stealing, on inc 2ist
Of July ten pound. Of cotton valued s. on the eompnt
No