New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10


an examination before Commissioner, diech igoa
on S. 900 ball. having indited by the Grand Ty
was rearrested on bench warrant and in defauhs o.
$40 900 bali, committed
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Aga e.-Bsfas>
Judge BErrs.
ALLEGED SLAYER RELEASED.
The claimant of the Triton, captured as slsver ana
Ebeled M prize having entered into $500 bonds
her appraised value, sbe was ordered 70 Ds reiesed'
SUPREME CoURT-cH,MBERs-AVG. s--2Sfore Jas!i's
ISGRAHAa.
DECISIONS.
In re application of Caroline Lnneberg-Ordered,
That the respondent pay 30 petitioners attorney the
balance Of moneys in his hands, after dedaeunY SIzS
and that tire residue Of this motion be denied, Win
leave TO petitioner 10 hls ion for the balance
or apply for referee the papers after an appca-
ton has been made TO the Court 20 compel the pay
rlent of the remaining half By the person n Wloso
hands the same was placed.
Helena Craig agt Hiram Hyde et sI.--Motion denied,
costs to abide event.
Irving Van Wort et al aCt William 4. Blocker ct 81
Motion denied, with SO cost.
The sane agt Henry Bleecksr ct al.-Motion do
MED.
QUESTION or PRACTICE.
In the matter of the application for mandamus to
the Marine Court, &c. Mr. John Fl. Trupp applied for
n wit Of mandamus to compel the Marine Court 70 al
low the expense Of printing case on appeal to tho
General Term. The Marine Court set up IN answer to
the writ that by decision Of the Court of Common
Pleas he Appellate Court they were prohibited hom
allowing any such item.
The motion for mandamus YVES oenied.
ALLEGED UsURY.
G. w. Ryckman agt. VIM. T. Coleman g. CO..
Motion 70 dis olive an Injunction granted 9th june,
restraining defendants from selling quantity OF hops,
valued at $l50 coo. Plaintiff claims that through sew
eral transactions commencing in October lat, deea-
dants have exaced from him. in addition to large In
terest per cent, under the name OF commissions on
sale and guarantee. Defendants insisted that the ,
per cent was for services to be performed sae OF
the property. Plaintiffs stated TO I've the largest hop
dealer 10 the United States and to have had con-
troll Of amcs: the entire crop, not only for tbs years
Ex-Judse Dean for PLAINTIFF Mr.. Lord for ds-
PENDANTS. .
but for the three previous years. Decision reserved
DECISION AGAINST IBE UNION DASS.
Union Bank agt. Jacob II. and Gerret 5. Mo't,,-
Plautifs claim 81 254 - on the allegation that de-
feIdluts oyerdrew their account IN coluson win ths
bookkeeter of he bank who, by false entries, man
AGED to cancel the Cepo1ts In their account. Ihe
Referee gave judgment for defendants, "Nh eos's'
suRRoGATEs couRT-Ars s-BefOre surrOzs.e wEsr.
rHR WILL or EDMUND ROGERS.
This win was admitted to probate. The deceased
leaves s bis property to bis relatives making no char
table bequests.
corRT or COMMON PLEAs-SPEcnL TxRx-Aua. q
Before judge DAILY
DECISIONS.
In re application of Syumes Gardner.-Application
for discharge granted.
In re accounting of Thomas Gormley.--Motion TO
set inside the Judgment and execution granted.
Robertson agt. Cargill.-Demarrer 0yerraled, with
Scheick agt schmidt.-Motion to discharge from
rest granted.
hin agt. Lewis-Motion denied.
Young agt. Doering &c.-Judgment for plaintiff for
Sl67 46.
Carson agt Lane.-Application for permanent in
junction denied and temporary injunction Dissolved
The People agt. Powers. Judgment and executlc1
get aside.
Gormsn ast Fancbere.--Motion for new trial de-
MED.
Solms agt. Lias.-Same decision.
COURT OF GENERAL sESsIoNs-Auorsr s-BefOs Re-
eordeT HOFFMAN,.
John Brown pleaded guilty of an attempt at grand
larceny in taking into his possession several hunded
pocket handercbief the property Of Charles Scott AID
James Dunn, and was sent to the Penentiay Tor one
year.
Lawrence Dunn, II years of age, pleaded guilty o.
petty larceny in entering the premises No. III Mercer
street, and stealing quantity OF lead pipe. House OK
Refuge.
jones McGrath was indicted for larceny Of money
from the person. The complainant: Patrick . hara ce
No. AL Washington street, was sitting beiore LIZ
house eating peanuts on the @is' oI Jul' Muen nv
prisoner passed along, and as IL alleged Rlsked ng
OIlaras portmor nac, containing about Si'o 10 goh
and silyer coin. This was subsequently, iond 10 the
prisopers trunk the recognizing the pieces IRON
the fast that they bore the print of deponents teeth
where he bit them to find out whether they were good
or not" MeGrath pleaded guilty Of an attempt a.
grand larceny. Sentence deferred a..
Henry johnson was convicted Of larceny from ,ns
peron ia stealing SIS 81 from Mary Anderson OF NO
iS5 East Broadway the 9th OF July. Sentence 10
ferred- ,,-o.nv
Julius Grass was tried on en Indictment OF larceny
from the person, AMI acquitted, .,.,,h.
Elizabeth Wright, on the 10th Of July, went INTO lns
store of Herman ID. Haines, No. $40 Broadwsy, aug
bought some yesting While so purchasing, sne toos
cloths 10 the amount Of $50 worth and coneeasa mem
under her dress She pleaded guilty OF grand larceny.
will be sentenced next Tuesday.
Eaward Dunn was charged by Mary haInngt1n
with stealing s. worth Of pawnteken from the rens
eide ROCKET Of ber dress while abe was locking q. .se
soldiers in Broadway on the 18th Of July. S,e causIt
hold of Dunn's hand in her pocket, and hed oh 70 u
until an officer came and made the arrest Dunn
headed enilty of petty larceny and was sentenced 70
,hs peniientiary for ak months. ~
Narearet Gallagher, who yesterday pleaded guii.y
of an attempt at grand larceny. On account OLE Oh ns
former good character, and her having been lmprS
oned for roue tue previous to the al was sen'eH'e"
one day to the City Prison. ,s.,,;ctnc
Thomas Flynp for an attempt lat pockes-l. s;fs
his rst olfense was sent TO the City Prison iof '
days -, - Iorccuv from
The person. wss sen. 10 the Pontcntiary ioft cnS
All the Jurors were discharged, e@neelss OK ~. - nert.
case. and tne Court adjourned over TIL Iusso"'
on which DAY the term viii riobaey e''e'