New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12


July 1853 The defense denial Il m.tefa sess
in the complaint. and that the q the articles cl.m-d
pn,is 1853 and costs A Cornwall fr plaintiff T. FAr'
Before Jusice ROOSEVELT.
VERDICT AGAINST An Ex.CoUScILsAS.
In this case reported on Monday the Jury fcun
CHAaSsns-oc1 all 4 -BsfO,s Justice s SUTHERLAND.
In this the plaintiff formerly leased portion Of
No 70 John street from the defendants A. the
of the terminating May 1860 As consideration for the
accepting Of theiI snde the psnf gave 10 the defendants
premises In the agreement surrender
that the defendants should lot lie, the premises TO any person in
injunction against the defendants on the ground that they were
ton opposed the clause ineqaable,
being an sb.onie PIol5o TIE GoUIt rs.eysd rs decision
Before Justice IkGRaHaM
THE sPIRITUALlSTIC RAPE CASE.
In this case the plaintiff "a already repor ed
for dasge: for alleged criminal Conversation with P,ntid
wifi while n d. TG s. .ro5, hs Sts9s'
heinz non sr seSn s. s.cS on Oa S sf
Guernsey 1sf es PSs emo IsSGsf ';s''
Before justice SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
sas II. ButtIick agt ID. C. HOush ct al.-Order for
VIM A. Martin ct al .st James Acter e. aLPape not suf
fcient to authorize injunction.
a PHI 4 son 9 r s'a Sss Il proceeding
doubt whether 1t be STACKED a. ALL oolsteray In supps
srould for not giving fun force to II in thi, m.s;eT.
David =. E,,op sst = ". MeioI Motion granted and
ad gment ordered for plaintiff for the stated in
John Henry ct al sg David Referred Rich
ard Beamh esq appoint receiver and to take the neces
Richard Joyce .s,. Samuel BlsbOrOush -MosOn denied
plsntif. costs to ABIDE event.
Thomas ssder sst Thomas Larkin ct al-aOtOn granted
plaintiffs to abide even:
Reuben Rodseher ag, Stephen BROKER ct aL-Moton
And with direction, 10 apply the moneys received to the men
Of the first liens on the property.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-ocr. L-Before Judge
DAILY.
WINE LOST Is BONDED wAREHoUsE--LIABILITY or
WARFHoUSFNFS.
Jules Hensult agt Thornton Ms
This wss action to recover $4,000 damages for
the negligence defendants The defendants propre,o
private bonded warehouse The complain alleged that the
ssou 5000 and was 10 ss stored in bonded Of
Of the wine were destroyed While it va. stored that
srd,n. refused :: sNs up ,hs re 5sirs 'wsots even.
feIdsnis but aeg tina, defendants did know be
longed the plaintiff II stored with them under az order
Of The Collector of tie Port, 1t denied that the defendant.
agreed to safely keep wine any other than usual
in all Of storage The suwer also alleged that the wine
And that much q the VINE was utterly vaesi
the casks destroyed by the falling Of the floor upon them
residue but refused TO pay the storage due about s' for
On the trial appeared that the story above the c.k was
stored with iron heavily to break through aud destroy the
Court the
bic only in the Of and that Incumbent on
the part Of plaintiff prove such NEGLIGENCE % eut- nm 20
recover The Jary found verdict for the plaintiff for SO 500
and the Court allowance Of 800 Bal lbrdgs Smith
Tor plaintiff John T. Hoffman, and C RsPpeo for defendants
TRIAL TEsM-Bef5Te Judge HILTON.
DIVORCE CASE.
Williams Williams.
This was an action brought by husband for di.
bis WIFE the ground that she bad been un,h
10 her marriage and Lad cohabed with other The
wife denied the ch and produced testimony to show her in
The Jury retired Mouday afternoon, and after long deho-
GRAFTON unable They discharged this morn
ing Mr. brysn for husband Richard Bust@ed for the WIFE,
SPECIAL TERM-BeioIe Judge BRADY.
DECISIONS.
Butler AIT. Hurd.
Judgment that the defendants or their tenants may
have hs;ehsy MENTIONED plesdngs prior
AID pI the hach'ssy be guarded by proper oyes
be railing guard while open form Of decree 70 be settled
notice.
C,iin AIT Merrill &c Judgment for pain,f, with bu.
without JUDGE The night Of The Defendant spPy foE say
pending appeal 10 u Court OF Appes.s
SUPERIOR COURr-SpEcIALr KsN-OCr. ll-Before yusuee
BoswoRrH DECISION.
Peake ag.. McCarthy .-RefeTence ordered, and each
party oned according views stated in memorandum Led
with the Clerk
COURT OF GENERAL sE5slONs-0cT. u.-Ssfore Re-
cordes BARNARD