Superior Court
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APRIL % S-WfksnninS and WJe vs. EPpstein-ln TINS
case slready noticed nonsuit movsd and granted
on the ground OF misoinder OF The parties


Wm. " gilbert ef al. VS.. Elisha ID Sacken-in TINS
action brought on two notes amounting to SS70
and $780, dated January 9th, ls46 payable on demand
respectively, the North River" aud Union" Banks
and made by the defendant Defendant moved for non
suit the ground that the protests were informal mas
much they did not contain the words that the holder
for plaintiff $is9s es being the full amount claimed.
Herman HerchfeLd ct al vs. Curtis p Fsntsn ct oL-This
was action OF to recover the value OF
clothing material sent to be manufactured to the defend
ants appeared that in the fl8a3, the plain
ti wholesale dealers clothing, and they sent to
the defendants quantity Of CLOTH for the gurposc Of be-
ing made part OF the price of making these articles
advanced by plaintiffs but the defendants kept back
the articles in question, and plaintiff brings suit to
recover the value Of the cloth.


Adjourned over to this forenoon.


Before Judge Oakley.


Nc Goran Green-In this case .,resdy neticed, the
Jury rendered q verdict in favor OF defendant


NJ B. Willis N. Y. Har lem Railroad Compony.-Ths
have been sustained under the following circumstances
It appeared that in September last defendant city
Marshall and in the execution Of his duties had occasion
to 60 to Harlem; and while proceeding there in large
called the Victory" il broke down. and ser beirg
dragged some three four blocks the was finally
precpitated height Of twenty thirty feet
whereby the plaintiff severely injured, and has all
but lost the Of his right arm thereby utterly incapa
citang him from following his former duties Marshal
Adjourned over to this forenoon.


John Belts ct a. George Kenneth, ct a-Action to
cover costs Of suit before Sheri's Jury, in which
controversy occurred the subject Of the taxaaicn
Verdict for defendant.