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if A- 11(1 I ! 1^1 IICVISt* p n k m k Cor r t . J uly 1—I i (‘ f i a m d e r*—Before J ustico Ilurlburt.—JHtcharmed.—Two young men, one named Chase. and t Ik* other Howell, wore die charged this morning ir' ni the United States army by Mr. Justice iiurl-but. oil the ground of being minors when they enlisted. His honor made it a part of the order that they should return their bounty and clothing. 11 appearedthat the mother ( I lt;liase, who enlisted in a distant port of the State of Maine, followed him to this city, and walked the entire distance.Si pkriok Corrt, July l—I.i Chamuers—Before Chief Justice Oakley—Another.—James Barrett, who enlisted on the 24th cl June, in Boston, was also discharged on the ground of being a minor when he enlisted, and upon condition that lie returned his bounty and clothing.Common Pleas, July 1—In Banco.—Decisions.— ft. John lt;t al vs. Sutuerdyke et a I.—Verdict for plaintiir confirmed with costs.JZly rt a I m. Cooliy et al.—Order appealed from re-t« r*( d. and motion to amend the record granted, and no costs allowed.•Tin a Insurance Co. j s. Drury.—Motion granted fora clt; minis ion without a stay of’ proceedings. Defend-mil ’s costs of motion to abide the event.Vert, ,t at ; v. SesiOit.—No opposition being made, motion pa anted to return commission before September tirm and stay of proceedings vacat-d.J fii'ti fn ai d H ife ads. Thr Venule.—Motion granted on ] ayment of costs and sheriff's fees.H in i! uu rt/, fuh ('’‘iff ,- So opposition being made,motion granted with costs.Jhnlfyr s JUi.lty. Motion denied; defendant’s costs to al lde the event.Vi i e vs Bui wine kit.—No opposition; motion grant* d.Hull adt. .Sumner.—Motion dlt; nlcd. Plaint'fT’s cos's to abide event.AfU'ark India Hubhtr Co. vs. Taylor.—Referred to Willi: in Irgb r. K?«j . pole referee by consent ; on payment by plaintiff of disbursement for June term, themotion lor Innring to bo a day after the 21st July.( au.tn a is. Dull Dal Motion granted for discovery of all entrfi .lt; on plaintiff's books, relating to the tran -alt; tion in controversy between plaintBTand defendants, by furnishing a sworn copy in six days, and plaintiff s proceeding? in the meantime stayed.I mud St a r i s Commission f. r *• Office, July 1—Before Dai id h. (isrdinor. Kslt;|.— Embezzling Lettert.— \young man named John Cooper, was committed today by the 1 onmiiwdoner. on a charge of embezzlingletters Kc. Is appeared that Cooper was in tlm employment of Boyle Ac Andrews, of Kprurn street, pnb-ii h« rs; that they were in the habit of sending him to the post r Hire for letters, and that, subsequently, they found out he opened some of them, and abstracted several Mims of money. Jle was committed for cxamina-t :• n.larceny an the High Seas.—Mary Ilartignn. a servant to Mr. Joseph K. Deans and family, who came out passengers In the ship Gov. Hinklin. from Cork wascommitted for stealing three sovereigns in gold, andfifteen shillings and sixpence in silver, from Mr. Doans. Money answering tlt; the description of that said to bo stolen war found on her person. It also appeared, uponfenrt bing he r trunk that a quantity of apparel and a *ilk purse were found, which Mrs. Deans identified as hi r prop* rty.ecu iit Calendar this Dir—Circuit Court ~ Vo*1.2 3, 4.6.0. 7. K. 0. 10.11, 12, 13, 14. 11H -Comamn View Nos. 07. 60. 71. 74 70,77 70. fio. si. u. fifO. l * 336. J J, 17. 22. 343, 28. 330, 81, 822. 334, 32.
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Mon, Jul 03, 1848
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