New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06

ton OF Courtney Lucius well esq.
was Admitted 10 practice In the U; D Courts
In the Court of Common Pleas, before Justaeo
Barrett in the Of Collins agt Richards suit 10 TO
cover damages fer assault. the Jury did not agree
In the Supreme Court, before Judge Cardozay
lemuel Dott recovered s79 50 from the Rartan and De-
aware Bay Company for copper, speler. &C.. sold ts
Company, but for which they refused pay ment
The jury In the case OF Jeremiah Crowley
against W W. Clark rendered verdict Ia favor OF this
plaintiff for 500 Crowley brought the suit TO recover
The County Clerk has removed several of tho
Supreme Court Clerks. ID. W. Clark. esq. the Gener0
Term Clerk has petition for his restoration, signed ~
influential members OF the Bar VINO certify TO his cap>
bty, &c
In the United States Commissioners Office, be-
fore Commissioner Newton. the charge against James
Reagan of being the owner Of an Illicit s IN the Iess
of a shop Baltic, near Hcks-st,, eouth bIoonyns
which seized the nth ut was tied put not con-
In the Superior Court, before Judge McCann.
j. S. Smith sued Abraham Miller for the recovery OF the
note on the firm OF j. X Place % Co.. the firm faiiius
soon aterward The verdict Of the Jury was Soia TOE
plaintiff.
Petitions in bankruptcy were filed Yesterday
by Charles A. Dusenbury Samuel Detz Julius kaman'
Leonard Wygant Bernard NJ Cohen ana JuIns fra LIN
enfield, Of this city, william stOrcr IT,, of ionkers: VIM
E. Tompns. Of Harrison, westchester County; and H0D
ert Bigelow, of Kinderhook, Columbia County -
The Marshal has seized the steamship Viz
gina Of the Old Dominion Line" running between this
port and Richmond and Norfolk for violation OF tho Ia
ternal Revenue laws, In receiving quantity OF cotton On
board without having the tags affixed 70 II az prescr
by the Treasury Department The vessel VIII be released
In the City Court Brooklyn, before Judge
Thompson Henry Randall recovered sl55 % damages
from james Boyle, whose w0Tkmen In November last
while engaged at making a sewer connection threw up Ia
the street pile OF dirt against which paintihs mix
wagon struck there being Light the pile to nofT
travellers OF It's existence.
In the Court of Common Pleas before Judge
Barnard, Samuel T. Simpson sued John Sexton for an
alleged breach OF contract In that the defendant owing
plaintiff $780, agreed TO pay him. In lieu OF that amount
half the profit OF the sale OF house he was about 10 DIS
pose Of and which, when sold brought proht of WOOD
The defendant denies the existence OF the contract CaS
| not concluded.
In the case of George L. Mawson, bank
rup Batchford, answering questions IN relation
10 adiourments says that the proceedings order
TO show cause why q discharge should not be granted
can the return day. be adjourned lily reason OF an sa
iournment of the examination OF the bankrupt The
animation can adjourned beyond the return day OF tho
order 10 show cause why the discharge should not be
granted such adjournment operates enlargemens
~ the time for the examination OF the bankrupt Tbs
presumption is that the register will not grant such ad-
| journrnent except for good cause.