Common Pleas.
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MARCH 2o-James HamiIon Eancis a. Paimer-
In this already noticed heiCourt charged the
witness adduced by the plaintiff testified that the acc
dent was occssoned by stage running down Broadway
one OF the Empire line OF stages while on the other side
SIX witnesses testified positively that it was occasioned by
assge Coming up Broadway, while the Empire stage
ut some distance Il was for the jury reconcile such
conflicting testimony, and to decide which party
dence waste be placed II the jury the concu
sion that the accident caused the omnibus Of de-
iendant then defendant be held liable to compensate
tae plaintiff for the he has sustained unless there
hos been negligence or wful malice the part OF the
The Court after commenting fully upon the testimony sd
duce lett the in the hands Of the jury Sealed ver
diet