COURT OF coSfMoN PLEAS.
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Before Judge DAILY.


LgcY Copons AIH PrOuft-Acton TO recover for )!
years wages rccrred to yesterday. The jury could
agree, and were discharged


Before Judge ISGRAIi,M.


Peter L. Munro aud Frances, his wife, Angel jacobs.
This ncighbors quarrel Mr. Munro is the cclebrat
ed dealer In Cigars, and Mr. Jacobs is matchmaker and
jeyycer doing business broadway In April ls4i, they
resided in premises adjoining each other in The B1wery-
Tie yard OF Mr. Jacobs house lower that that OF Mr.
NJ and the former complained that soap suds, &c were
thrown BY family OF Mr.. NJ against the fence and ran
into Ids yard Jacob had favori;c dogs which he
Kept his yard. II is alleged that Mrs Munro stand
Ing her yard day. when Mr. jacobs threw over the
renee shovcs full OF f which alghtcd upon the neck
and dress Mrs. NJ, compelling her TO change her dress
that he purposey did So and the circumstance affected her
health The present action rs brought 10 damages
for assault and battery. Ayoung lady, sister OF Mrs NJ.
testified seeing the filth thrown over from where the
dogs were kept alghting Mrs. NJ &c boy that
apprentice ihc time Mr. NJ deposed that he was in
the yard the time and but small quantity of dirt
thrown over and he did not it strike Mrs NJ, although
said 1t did. As TO the soapsuds thee hole
near The which led to Too into which the wa
ter wys III c,y but some would fall side and
INTO adjoining yard. The conducted by eminent
counsel both Sdc Verdict Tor Plsniih, Sl0 which
iics Ike amount Of cost.