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SUPERIOR CouRT-Nos 20 81 50, S9 a. 20, lo8 lo9, 81
80 % 80 81 s s e. - NS @ III m 5s al i3 o oeoeS S ~
Nos 90, 96 9S, lU0, ?, 6, 5i,64, 81, Co.


TUESDAY, December 8.


y. S. CIRCUIT CouRr.-Before Judge Ihomp-



Jants Hood VS.. Eiliinn a. Underhhi and Ascael H. Ge
ro.-Action violating patent Tor making brick by mix
ng anthracite coal dust with the clay in the proportion CT
three peck thousand BRICK alluded TO last week.
Aer, bearing Of testimony nonsuii asked for but
such is not authorized the United States Courts Verdict
for defendants


Thomas E. Tru,neA.-The trial of tfHs mas, for Snug.
CLING watches, was postponed 10 next term.


The case of The q S. rs. John ". Ednonds also
postponed.


John NJ. Quactenbos-Appeal in case of bankruptcy
decree of discharge having been refused by the District
Judge The petitioner of the firm of Griggs, Quack
enbos Day which stopped paymen, and made prefer
Nov. l840 and also paid preferred creditors If
January and February l54l The refusal OF the District
Judge wabased ground that their and decara
on prior Isl JAM ls4l showed that they made peter
ences in contemplation OF bankruptcy; and that their max
ing preferences subsequent the st JAM s4 under any
circumstances, debarred them from discharge. Judges
Thompson his Charge fully concled in opinion with
with the District Judge. However honorable the conduct
of the petitioner might have been in paying his clerks and
urng confidential debts still il in opposition 10 the
Bankrupt law-lhe clause in which relating TO proceedings
subsequently, to the lst JAM 1884, sweep away
rey the principle OF preferences The assignment OF the
petitioner was according mercantile usage and approved
by our courts sill it offence against the Bankrupt
act The Jury returned verdict that John NJ. Quacken-
bos is entitled to his discharge


U. S. DISTRICT CoURT.-In Bankrnptcy.-J.
and j. L. joseph The petitioners obtained decree, and
rec eived their certificates of discharge.


CoMMoN PLEAs.-Catherine Van Winklc VS..
George ". Earl-Assault and battery, damages laid al
$1,000 The parties boarded with Mrs Tompkns. Bleecker
street, and difficulty took place between them in regard TO
the use of table the plaintiff wishing cape,
and the defendant write The lady swept the papers
the floor and received push in return which threw
her against door, Under all circumstances the jury
onnd for defendant.