The New York herald., 1865-04-11


temptng to cross tho street. and was permanently in
jured She claimed that the accident caused by the
negligence Of the feniant In not having brakemaa
the car and laid her damages six thousand dollars
Tho last all day and resulted vereict Of three
thousand dollars for the plaintiff
In the Supreme Court, circuit Judge Leonard presid
ing tho Of Frederick d. Whine versus Marianne
Baxter was tried yesterday The defendant Is young
lady of ghteen and lived several months the house
of the plaintiff who brought suit pay for her
board The defeace that the young lady was stop
ping with Mr. winne visitor, and that II was under
st cd she not TO pay for her board Besdes it
alleged that she performed SUFFICIENT portion OF the
OF the house TO more than compensate the plaintiff
The jury were directed bring In sealed verdict this
morning.
In the Supreme Court circuit before Judge Peckham,
yesterday action brought by the Flint Steel Min
ing Company recover from their formr secretary, Mr.
Samuel J. w. Berry, the amount Of losses incurred by
having to make good 10 certain sockhodor interests
alleged to have been forfeited through Mr. Berry's
neglect
In the Of Richard Stillwel versus the Marposa
Company where the plaintiff sued 70 hteen
unpaid and overdue coupons Of the Arst mortgage
bonds Of this company, Judge Brady, of the Court
Of Common Pleas yesterday hold that the company were
liable and could be sued their coupons promises 70
pay and that tho plaintiff could choose between ord
nary action Of this kind in and foreclosure
the laws Of California Fourteen other suits have
been against the company for similar course
Of action.
In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday, William
Smith, who was indicted for tho homicide Of Daniel
Lawrence by stabbing him with knife pleaded guilty
TO in the fourth degree 1t appeared from
the complaint that tho parties had dispute about
woman on the 26th Of February, at house in Hester
street. during the alteration Smith stabbed Lawrence
In the abdomen inhicting wound which In two days
after proved fatal The prisoner was remanded for SEN
tence Abraham Roks (colorcd indicted for an assault
with intent to kill Catharne Altman pleaded guilty to
an assault with dangerous weapon with intent to do
bodily harm. The accused had . difficulty with Mrs
Altman about board bil and when she proceeding
TO grocery store he stabbed her in the back with
large knife. Recorder Hoffman said that board bills
should not be settled In that way and sent the prisoner TO
the State Prison for i've years Mary OBren was tired
and convicted OF grand larceny, having on the 22d
of March stolen thousand dollars from James
Smith q disreputable house in East Broadway She
was sentenced the State Prison for two years and six
months Henry Iangworth jointly indicted with Chris
tna Tetman (who was convicted last week. was found
guilty of grand larceny in stealing large quantity Of
English soveregns from Ernest Rutter on the 7th OF
March, at 227 William street. The prisoner was arrested
as he was taking passage Bremen steamer, and ad-
mited that he was concerned in the larceny He was
sent to the State Prison for three years and six months
In the Surrogates Court yesterday, the trial OF the
jackson will on for the term. The will and codicils
Of the Mrs. Lucy p Howell then taken up, be-
ing tne ni'eentn case On 'ne AprA '''. 'A'.nus.
deceoens was ABOUT seventy yeA" " Ase, snu pO
by her daughter and the question raised is as "a
| the mental capacity Of the deceased
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ter was yesterday required 70 give SIX thousand aoara
oonds In the Tomos roice Cour 70 answer enarse Oh
obtaining goods on iaise presences pre'seo against n
oy merchant Oh fnis CITY.
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