The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-09

oWsre you in tn habit OF setting up for him when he
A-No. was not; have left the candle l;gb,.d 6,x
HIM IN such position that he might g., when he cane
home.
o-Do you recOllect his being in your bed room q,
Orchard street,
ehsrd Division streets; he there my know
ledge; he inside of my bed with the door
o-were you ever in his bed room when h. wa.
thereq
Mo- never was; never sci upon his lap. his
o-Had you private room at Coney Island with Van
ANo, sir positively nor was ! in . private room
with him. did not ask for private rosn. far a.
know.
Qwho hes got the guitar which Mrs Van Colt bsd
Al believe Mrs Huntey hes It; have not wsrn any
Of Mrs Van Colts clothes since II may have hsd Mrs
van I S shawl on With her perni's.n have not
Had you not on Mrs Van Colts straw bonnet, walk.
ing in the streets Of the city in the noon day.
IT, A-No (postively) had en- plaid shaw which Mrs
Van Cott gave me long before she left the house
| 0-Have you paid any board in Forsyth street,
have paid Van Colt and his brother board the
rate OF twelve ss,iings per week since got work aud
was able TO pay them.
A--At the corner Of Bedford and Barrow; can't tell
the number its on the right hand corner as you
| living; my mothers name is Mrs wsldren.
Q-Doyos recoilsct that Mrs Van Colt wsa at Cold
Ayes do Think she was on visit to Ida smith.
Q-Do you not recollect that lille she absent there
you visited the Bowery Theatre with Van Colt TO
Aide mott think did see Celeste. but can't say
T Ts WhS% went whether with Mr. Huny and Mary
hunuy. or II wss probably with Mr.. John Van Cott
The Court her. adjourned Mr. Jordsn having .p.c,l
n.sgement Tor six O'clock 1t probable Miss wsidron
will be called to the stand in the morning.
SUPREME CouRT-OcTosER TERM The October
term OF the Supr, me Courl adjourned on Saturday
morning, after a session of nearly three weeks:
Inc decisions are gwen below. For The faithful
and correct record OF its proceedings from day 10
day. and tor the list Of DE- cslons, we indebted
tn Sanford Smith, ECO, OF this city, who has
ofhclaed curing the term In the capacity Of De-
New t,ia eranted--Costs abide the event.-Han-
ford, shift &c ads Browning, ct o. Gof W Den
mis-; Auburn and Syracuse Go. ads Muller; Glib
bons et al. ads Tarnhsm; Sims ct al ads Bennett;
B,selow Va Heatsn; Reed ct. al ads Farley; The
Chenango co Mutual lns Co ads. Jennings; Him
rod et al. ads. Morgan; Bennett ct. al ads. Hotch-
kiss.
New trial eranled.-Fish vs.. Foley ct al; the
Mayor, &c. of Brooklyn ads. Pacey; Eddy ct al.
ads. Finn; Hi man ads Muir; Whitney W. Burr
Palmer ct al ads 81 John ct q; Hawks e.sl sds.
lie; Mason vs. Munger; Whitney W McKeonJ
Cowman ct al ads Kinssand ct al; Cromwell ct al.
ads Small ct al; Kies ads. Child ct al; Green w.
Palmer ads. Palmer; Rice ads B!akey; Gardiner
ads Bradford; Shepherd We Wall; Schermsrhorn
VI. Weed; Bank of Rochester VS. Wilder sh'f, Sc.
below-Costs abide the event Johnson vs. Com
stock; Sheldon ads Dodge ct al Rutland W. vsa
Brunt.
Judgment of the Common Pleas reversed, and
that OF the Justice sfirmed Hall ct al. va Tuttle;
De L ong Va. Vosburgh; Lewis Va. Palmer ct al
Judgments Affirmed-Van Denmark, adm. go.
Va. The Onondaga Co Mutual lns. Co; Deepaine
ct al Va. Hitchcock; tie same VS. the same: the
same the same; Berry W. Taylor ct al Wood
vs. Rice; Lindsay vs.. MacgIashan, Way vs Wool
s.y; Coon vs.. Mazuzan; Paige vs. Hazard ct al
II. -. H. E,ot. Il IL
linss vs. Williams; Gales ct al vs. WIlheI m ct al
Chase vs.. Mile; tccleson VS. York; Brooks ct al.
" stevens ct al De Groot ct al VS. Baya1d ct al;
Judgment for Plaintiff on demuner-leave to
amend on the usual terms.-Kunsler, surv'r, &c,
Kohans et al Sacket VS.. Andros; Wsram ct al. vs..
state Of Indiana; Underwood ads Hubb.ll; oak
De Forest ct al; The same VS.. the same; Bra
man ads Baker; Bates vs Nellls; Finch ads The
People; The People vs Limerick; Wiloughby ads
Penz Seth N Finch ads. The People.
Judgment for plaintiffs on demurrer.-Gilbert W.
Parker.
Judgment for plaintiff for ssal el.-Weed ct al.
vs.. Bentley
Motion TO set aside report of referee denied -
Sutherland vs. Brown; Aldrich VS.. Abrshams ct al
Hatch ct al, Suydam ct nj Quackenboss W..
Quackenboss; Western ads Kensey; Martin ct al.
ads Howard
Judgment for defendant Parker ads the People,
ex rel Faxton the People ex rel. Hodskinson W.
Stevens.
Judgment reversed and judgment for defendant.
New trial grantee on payment OF costs. Whiting
ct al vs. Jarvis
Proceedings RENTED with directions to proceed
and render judgment.-The People VI. Oo;hout; the
People vs. Carris.
Judgment for defendants on demurrer-leave to
amend on the usual terms.-Green ct al ads. tho
People; Weber ct al vs.. Shearman; Case
Huntington et al Richardson ct al vs. the same
Rochester City Bank ads Battle; Soule ct al vs..
Tucker ct al Tompkins ct al. ads the Supeiinten.
dents of the poor OF Steuben CO.
Judgment reversed.-Hubbardv W. Edwards.
Judgment affirmed with double coss.-Lowre ".
Talmadge.
New rial granted The People vs.. Hyde Same
Judgment for Plaintiff -Bannister vs.. Hotchks.
Judgment for Defendant on demurrer The Peo-
Die ex rel. Newell ct al VS.. Brown.
CoNsTrTUTIoNALirY OF THE BANKRUPT Law
Among the cases disposed OF by the Supreme Court
At The term which has just closed was that OF Kun
SER Kohans and Wiser, involving the question
10 TO the validity Of what Is usually called the volun-
airy branch OF the Bankrupt law. The question
arc se upon demurrer plea setting up a discharge
obtained by the defendant, Wiser end though juog-
me nj was rendered Tor the plaintiff because OF the
informal manner in which the discharge was pleaded,
vet the Court held the law under which 1t was OBJ
famed, TO be valid.
We make this atement on the authority OF Mr..
Ill., the reporter 10 order that those who have felt
IN interest in the result Of the case, may not be mis-
ed by the form Of the judgment Rochester D,rnoe,ot.
FrTcpBuRe, (MAss) RAnRoAp.-This line Of
ommunlcaIion, destined ere long 10 bring Boston
vithin four hours OF Vermont, and seven OF Lake
ihamplaln, is progressing rapidly. The road Is gra-
ded TO Wslthsm. a1d the rails are laid ten miles
out OF Boston, and will be finished 10 that point this
week. From Walthsn through Concord to Groom,
hr'y two miles from Boston, nearly two thirds OF
he grading is completed and the road.bed will be
ready for the reception OF the rails before the OPEN
ing OF spring. -Four thousand tons Of rails 10 addi-
ION TO FIVE hundred previously ordered, and suffi-
lent TO reach Frtchbuvg have been purchased in
Enela I'd by Derby & Croker, at very low
isure and have since advanced in value about
TX dollars per ton a large portion has been
aid Tor and has either arrived is its way,
The capital subscribed thus lsr is $3.50 600 of which
,bout $500 900 mas been actually paid 10, much OF II
n advance Of assessments The depot accommo-
iatIons extend from the Nashua depot on Warren
Rtihze 10 Pfann Point Bridge. embracing