, 1862-06-11

ACT1uS IRON NoTEs.-The business Of the
Superior Court (befuTc Judge HigginS) yester |
day, Tas contiEra TO tllc arguments in the
casc No 6GS: William II. Rice rs. Luther
stonv. The sauc is an action on tso notes,
given ay the defendant to Charles G. Z.
Pressing, aid by him ;Hdorsed, aud which
after passing through the hands of several |
parties, b fore they cane into tue hands Of |
the plaintiff. At each transfer OF the notes q |
contract ior the sale Of o certaiu lot, from
Pressing to defendant, was transferred By as
signulcut. The transfer, Of these securities
in each instance, YVES as collatcra1 secu~
rlty Tor ccltaia notts given by Pressing to
lii d Mayer for q much smaller amount
The defence eet up is q failure uf considera
ton. The defendant maintains that the
transfers were not bona fi<ae assignees Of the
nutes, who would BIZ protected against equi-
ties. ". T. Burgess for plaintiff, and AIRING
ton g. Dent for defendants.
KING ys. D1cKsoS,-This case has been on
trial all Gay in Judge Goodrichs room. The
parties arc John B. King, administrator, &C.,
| against William Dickson et al. The suit is an
| action BY John B. King, administrator Of the
t estate Of George Atwood, deceased, against
| The captain and crew Of the propeller Hunter,
for damages for negigent!y causing the death
Of said Atwood, by cu1liding the said prope1-
Ter with pile driver boat, upon which Il.
| wood was acti1gas engineer. Waite, Gorone
& s. Smith for plaintiff, and Hoyne, Miller 4
Lewis FOR defendant.
REcoRrEn's ccrRT.-People rs. Joseph a.
PLilmot, burglary; plea Of not guilty. Trial
by jury; verdict guilty; four years peniten-
1iEy. Motion for new trial and arrest Of
Judgment.
People rs. Louisa {aI;as Lou) Harper;
nuisance; plca cf not guilty. L. Rothger5er
surety from day to day in 800.
People U.s. Jacob J, A. Braunstein; PERJURY.
| Motion 20 quash Indictment argued by coun-
sci.
HAHNEMASN MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-The sum.
mer course of lectures in the homeopathic
Medical College opens with an Introductory
, By Prof Small, at eight o'clock this evening
, Regular lectures will be delivered, free of e1
| pensc to students and hysiciaus, during the
t summer months, as follows: 4. E. Small, NJ
D., Special Therapeutics; G. E. shipuan. AZ
D., Materia AIedica; R. Lud}am, n. D., Spc
ciM Pathology; ]. 5. Kellogg, II. D., 0bste
tries, &C.; T. 4 Lord, N. D., Chemistry; D
A. Cotton, a. D., Minor Surgery. A ClinIca
: Lecture will be delivered, as heretofore, ever
> Wednesday aad Saturday, by Prof. Indian.
i STEALING Cows.-Seyerd Of the residents
It Of the W.st Division, within the past fcV
j, days have mysteriously lost valuable coWs
$ On Saturday party started out to ascertain
II their whereabouts. After brief search th
, missing animals were found shut up in a five
e acre lot near the city limits, in the possession
l. Of Al individual named OIans Wilhelm Kos
ID terberger. The individual with the unpro
re nounceable name informed them that tn
"a cows had strayed In there aud he had polite1
te permitted them to remain, milking then
y morning and night. The o1ners, dissatis6e
to win the explanation, sent for policeman
- but before bis arrival the unpeonounccabI
had skcdada1cd aud has not been seen sine,