Superior Court.
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. Before the Chief Justice.


DEc. 6-.James Fttows and others Clement T.. Che
poher-This action reported in yesterday = Herald,
this day resumed, and will be concluded tomorrow.


Before Judge Oakley.


DEc. 5-Geo,ge Roberts vs. jacob H. panderbW This
action o respass for assault and battery alleged
to have been committed the person Of plaintiff, " no
Ia editor Of the Boston Daily Times by defendant the
18th day OF June last under the following


appeared in evidence that defendant s Captain OF the
steamer Worcester, sailing between Norwich and New
York; Tint the passage TO New York ponn, who was
passenger entered into conversation with another pas
senger who complained 10 him that he had been over
charged; learning this, plaintiff made the known
OF the conductors and while 10 conversation 18th
him. the Captain deck and told plaintiff that he
making boistereus noise deck, and must go for
ward and disturb the Of the passengers plaintiff
In reply said that the vessel public conveyance
and ought TO be used such In 10 this defend
ant stated that plaintiff was did scamp; to this plaintiff
merely by shaking his finger him. and using
the expression you dirty dog" upon which defen-
dant seized hold Of plaintiff end Knocked him down. II
put in for defence that plaintiff very boisterous
in talking about the alleged imposition which had been
explained al the time, creating disturbance In the inn
mediate vicinity OF the ladies' aaloonthat The defend
ant ordering him the uproar he called him
dirty dog-thst on plaintiff slyins he would make as
much noise he thought proper he ordered him forward
accompanying the order with slap on the face.


Verdict for plaintiff $50 G. Nsgle for plaintiff; VIM.
r. Thorn for defendant.