New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-29

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER q
VICE CHASCELLoRs CoURT.-Before Vice
Chancellor's SfCoun.
PAscoAG BANK vs. DENNIS W. HuSr, CHARLES OAKLEY,
SAMUEL GILL1GEx AND joins R 0AKLEY-ln Sept 1888,
chares Oakley and Mary his WIFE gave bond and mort
gage 20 the North American Trust Company On four lots
buildings in Bleeck-r street. between Commerce ana
Barrop for GOO IL Feb. ls4l this bond and mortgage
was assigned by the bank Ggen, and III August OF max
wear Hunt loane5 GigeR $2OON and toca the bond ard
mortgage John r Oakley s whom Charles his father lad
conveyed the equity OF redempoH giving assent to that
effect and agreeing par the interest quarterly to hnnt
The ?ascoag ana situated II SuTsils, H. l. app
cation was made in Say last, the part OF the BANS Tor
an injunction restraining Hunt from transferring sad mort
gage ground that he had been Cashier OF the sahS
abscoeded that pace april last under s assumed
name TO Ner-York and fousd 10 be desuIer IN tue
sum OF near S4 COO $500 of which he took OFF with him.
it was ascer:ained that hai paid Gilgen $4,000 on the
mortgage in bills The bank. Tts bank also asked 10 be
paced possession OF the mortgage as security or wha
HINT had ,aken-hat the Ssessrs. Oakley and Gligen
might considered defendants, and competed 20 give
ev leuce what they knew IN The prcnllseanu 'a'
writ of be ssued to prsTent Hunt leaving ~ iotH
TIE induction granted by Assistant wee Chancellor
Hoffman, injunction and application Is now ndeos
defendants 10 have said Injunction dissolved. The wee
Chancellor in giving his decision said that the complaint as
related Hunt would only be passed upon IN crim'n'
court il being of felony. As to the mortgage II was
not purchased behalf of the bank but on the contrary
in the name OF Hunt individually This Court, therefore.
has jurisdiction IN the matter ordereu ha' 'he yue
ton be dissolved with costs.
ELIZABETH ASDRoSAUx VS.. SEBASTIAN n. HELE.-ac~
ton to aside the exea denied, unless security Is
given.
E. g. GLEASON AND IsAAcT. SMITH IS. JOHN r. GARCIA
AND WILLIAM H. TnoMAs.aIoton for receiver on pro-
perry assigned by Garcia TO Thomas denied
De MoTr VS.. BENSON, AND oTHERs-Defendan's motion
10 be lie, in with their answer denied
DAS1E1. PENN VS. PETER G. BARKER.-Demurrer TO de-
fendan, being compelled testify his individual pro-
pery and that OF the late firm OF Barker Morgan Qhe
latter now residing Lorisiana overruled the complain
ants holding Judgment claim for SllS9 against the parues
Individually and collectively and averring that they have
property concealed, &c
CouRr OF SgssIoNs.-Beforc the Recorder,
Judge Lynch and Alderman Crolius and Bonnell.
SEsTEScEs-George Somes, formerly broker, CONVICTED
of forgery the I'd degree in passing or causing 10 be-
passed counterfeit money, and introducing large quantities
uo this city, sentenced TO the State prison Tor years
John Williams convicted of forgery in the Cd degree
in passing counterfeit money and destroying SOME oun
upon him. sentenced 10 the State prison or7 years
George Woodbridge, Charles G. Scott, ard George Col
cent papers called he FASH Whip and Rake were SEN
The Peniien,ary 60 DAYS and each Of hen cen
plea ed guilty Scott, who also convicted Of libel on
watchman Tinson, was sentenced 10 pay fine OF -.
John yanden ae also convicted OF heing concerned IN
publishing obscene paper called Flash was sentenced
10 the City Prison for 10 days
TRIAL OF Rec MIR. vgxREN-Th. testimony in this case
having closed on Tuesday night Ogden Hoffman, Esq: one
of the counsel Mr. Ferren, commenced most able ana
eloquent summing speech on behalf OF bis client stating
The cause and is corseaue to the accused wita hg
pa,hos ably though briefly reviewing The testimony an
madverting with much severity on the conduct ana charac
ter Of the a.ng witnesses yet wring under the pun
shmea TOR gross libel Mr. Ferren; deducS from the
evidence the of the defendant and closing with
mastery and eloquent apostraphe 70 religion and IFS bless
nss ard pathetic appeal the CAIN deberaiion and In
partial justice OF the jury He spoke with great energy LOT
one hour and half
Mr. Western followed for the prosecution in his usually
bold and powerful manner, In examination OF the evil
dence adduced the case in which lie reflected with great
severity on the conduct of Mr. |erren commended that the
testimony De Bouiion true and worthy ct credit;
that the elected from other witnesses with the clrcu
stances supporting them cerroboratGd the testimony OF De
gouillon :aad adding the testimony OF another wit
ness were sufficient convict the accused OF the PERJURY
Mr. Western spoke until the hour OF adjournment
The Grant Jury cunc with number OF bills
and through their foreman stated nat they Wsua du!ol
al II O'Clock 10 morrow
At the opening of the meeting OF the court IN the alter
moon at 4 o'clock Mr. Western resumed his speech and
concluded at O'Clock, having spoken hours
slr Maxwell followed in strain OF bold and commanding
eoquence and powerful arguments and after having spoken
about three hours closed in burst of sublime patheS and
feeling the case the part OF the defence
The Attorney General then commenced very able elo-
arguuena.ye powerful speech Tire part ofthe
prosecution and continued speaking in al energetic and
r,serly manner un, midnight when ne closed and
the court adjourned TO ii O'Clock on Thursday when tue
Recorder viii charge the jury.
The whole OF the arguments Of the learned counsel on
both sides this the able we ever beard delivered
il the Halls of Justice in this city, and reflect The highest
10. I,
of the trial only tell after the intelligent jury that
have il in charge shall have passed nponil
PoLIcE OFFlcE.-SHop LiFrrse.-A woman,
saued Catherine shannon arrested and committed for
stealing 30 wards Of calico. and wards merino, from the
store Of Mcssrs c. Il n. "dey, No. 2OS Greenwehs ST
OWNERS wAvrED-In the trunk of Harris Francis,
rested on Tuesday larceny found t"0 handsome
era shaw IS bue six shawl twedozen silk pocket h1rs
chiefs some slippers and mems sOeS for which own
! ers wanted at tie Police by officer Lowe
REMOVAL or YANKEE SULLIvAN.-This aiternoan officer
i H. c. Smith by authority received for that purpose re-
moved Ya.kee sullivan from h- City Prison here 10 West
chester Comfy for trial Kenset, of the others
cerned in the fight also removed TO Weschester this
morning 70: :ral by officer Reyea.
IL The discovery Of the circulation OF the blood by ar
vey and the laws ina: govern grayitaton by Newton
i,hade monuments 10 the enduring tame Of these great
But another and, 10 the of mankind, much
valuable discovery has recently been made having Tor It's
object the removal OF suffering, disease and PAIN
Diseases affecting the blood fluids generally very
numerous, and comparatively hut little understood. The
blood is ud sui gescri;, AID enters every organ through
The CIRCULATION aord!ng nourShnen 10 every texture ana
the OF each secretion when therefore, it's impure,
disease carried The bres oil the animal frame,
in instance causing oss:hcauon OF the arteries or tnrng
them bone another, VIII swelling disease OF the
joints also croula swelling OF thu glands in various
parts ofthe body rheunaii'm, attended with paiptaton
and disease Of Ike hear, equity affections and cutaneeu
eruptions also result from the cause and variety OF
other malades which hGrrlcs the victim to his grave
Srnds Saruparii!a vegetable medicine, which Is Inc re-
suit years OF labor aad chemical research in bringing
its present of perfection will arrest and timely a
nersc,lw these ltnses by Euriiyns tIe