New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22
Law uNTEaIu@McCr.
The Kc,rhutn Fni,ure.
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COjRr-CRcuIr-DEc. 2l.-Before Justice
tUTHzRLssp.

SUPERIOR C0jRr-cncrIr-DEc. 2L-Bef're Justice
tuTHzELssD.
This Union Bank agf. Morr', hetchum nud Others.
This an action on q cheek of 20 600, drawn
by Eechua 20. in favor Of Gri,an Co upon the Amer
lsh OF August On pr-scntnen OF the cheek tire
as no fundsthe arfs cation Of Edgar kechurn having
check mere acccmmo taiin check lei, to Graham
Coz nd that the bank hsi not id vau, to the amount Of tne
Aner dispute 10 tie rht OF OPENING the
renceI by Mr. Bang, fr the elends the yins oftle
aud ts possson oy the bank beng conceded To Prove
The of considIsion q, between ketcAu Co Edward
Ke,cLum and Mr. Wan Loon placed on the ,and, the
mony ia biz eiheenih yeas II appeirod BY the testimony
o. Van Loon Tie second pirnet In the hn Of Orhar Co..
that the merely lent for accommodation 10 them Il
bein. intended that they should balance before M That
daring the day h,r tim deposited SobCn s9riinp with
binee nearly $1,000 and thar they dew checks beyond
the amount deposited but wcnld have had balance In their
f4yor bad the he,chum cheek been paii
the evidence o; tho dc.snsr concluded the Court
aiurr.d TIE independent oi the .xtiiusic interest
with the parties. raises Of the mos; important
question: relative O. banking ransaeona The ease will De
Me,.r. Pat Gerard snd Bae-y for Plaintiffs Bangs, eI
Judge Allen and John Seds"iek ior d.iendant'
RfcELrsS DRIyING.
Hnrnnon ID. HUI ay' William Walters.
The plaintiff set up that whilo he and his wife
driving the road from ey Kde 20 Flushing the DE-
horse aud upet's biz 10 his dsmage &C. ard asked $3.50
ence showed that tha plaintiff had while driving attempted
20 20 u a. . 90 70 r him or Thst finally tie pIsin,i had 60.
head OF the srGint; ha, they loldrd wagon.
H. hin 5eng considerably aheai ard the wagon In tie
lS Of "a. road when he endeavored 70 pass the wagon
10 the right fha; the d,endan, therrupon usde spuri,
sirLn ihe plaintiff wagon while passing the other upset
ting od breaking L. nsriog tbs hose and throwing ont the
paisih eai bis We. some osher evidence was given 10
" tie malice Of the defendant. On the other hand tlo
.t'eudl' cledst he, being the rihthani track tho
he should goneo the le Thit just defendants
horses broke ard tn" accident occurred in that way.
hrough the OF The defendant he ought fully IN
demuy the plaintiff for MS losses aud they found .la. the
throf lnat
ply malice II they -four sctual malice they should
punish him wih exemplary damages. The Court then re.
tec,ing persons riding on tn" highways the city.
The jury gave verdict for tas Plaintiff OF 800.
Before Justice Mr1Ivx
TIE ERI. RAILRoAD DISASTER.
John y. Robinson ast. the trie hailroId Co.
In this case IN which elilm OF $iO,O0D was
made injuries received IN Of the Erie Raroed sc
don,', the Jiry this morning gave verdict Of Sl,So
CnAsSEIs-Dkc. N.-Bef.re Justice LkosAEp.
DECISIONS.
Regina Kaufman agt Charles Breusing.-Issres
Susan A. William, .st. Edwin wiliam.-Rsfensd back
before Justice BAsyAn,
Margaret ). Felt ast. BEN. A. Aescrman.-Io7
ton granted
John Fourunhem sr. Geo. @. Andrewa-Moiion granted
payment Of = 10 cos,s
Nm d. Reynod. a,, Thomss C. Nash.--AIoton denied.
Charles L. Anthony sgt benoni DECENTRALIZATION granted,
Daniel Holman agt Israel INSTRUMENTATION denied.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-DEc. aL-Before
judge SmPxAS.
FORGING CLAIMS AGAINST THE UNITED STATES.
William McCoun end John 3. Kelly, CHARGED
with making and using false bounty papers deiraud
United states, withdrew their pleas Of not guilty and we're
reunbndcd for sentence.
SUPERIOR COURT-srrcAL TERx-Dro 2l-Beforc
Justice fARBoUR.
DECISIONS.
George r. Wlmot agt. Russell +. Trall.-Elizs
Althof agt James Lynch, Sherif-rbeodoe Anhoi ss..
sms--Jacop MsrAle sg same.-Dsnie Jehaisf ss'
Motions granted
Laura kesns sgt John =. Clarke Judgment ss,tlsd
Martin Bush ast Thomas flanagan Judgment tor painful
with eosts.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-CHAxBsRs-Drc. Ill
Before Judse BRADY.
DEcIsl0N.
Moneuse ACT. Monsuse.-See opinion on file in
Clerks Office. 80, n
GxxKRAL TrKx-Dsc sl,-BefOre Justices DAILY BRADY
and CARDoto.
o.,.A Csnnsvan sgt Z. h. Conkin, et al.
The desendants appellants, moved for reargu-
.n, a, n, leave to 20 to the Court Of Appeals upon the
nd af an alleged mistake in fact by tbs Judge who deiv
The oenion Of tho Court. Tho udaren rendered for
h nl,irta was affirmed at the juno General Term. The
fu.i i.f.d hat INF.