
    WILLIAM PARSONS, Respondent, v. WILLIAM W. BROWN, Impleaded, etc., Appellant.
    
      General Term — new trial — judgment below not sustained, by the evidence.
    
    The General Term has power to pass upon the weight of conflicting evidence on a trial before the court at Special Term, and it is its duty to examine the evidence, and, if the result is not in accordance with the truth, to reverse the judgment and direct a new trial. {Finch v. Pa/rlcer, 49 ÍT. Y., 8; Macy v. Wheeler, 30 id., 231; Smith v. JBtna Life Ins. Go., 5 Lans., 545.)
    Appeal from a judgment in favor of plaintiff, entered on the report of a referee, in an action brought to recover of the defendant the amount of a promissory note, given to the plaintiff by one Lyon, and indorsed by the defendant Brown. The question in the case was one of fact as to the revocation, before the delivery of the note, of a power given to Lyon to indorse the defendant’s name upon it. The court at General Term was of opinion, that the finding of the referee in favor of the plaintiff was not sustained by the evidence, and reversed the .judgment, and granted a new trial at Circuit, costs to abide the event.
    
      E. G. Prindle, for appellant. Grrnes dk Pitts, for respondent.
   Opinion by

Gilbert, J.

Present — MulliN, P. J., Smith and Gilbert, JJ.

Judgment reversed, and new trial granted at Circuit, costs to abide event.  