New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

Jndrs held 10 their former opinion that he VIII Oh edcef
Eden was properly received IN evidences that the erecuis
wa, boupd TO sell Tor value for cash or ITS eTslentot-
thing which may be iHye;edand %" eonsiasston
ab,shed or attempted the Tal Inc CONT MAS Of opin-
,L,, ,i ,itesiu vas void ot the reasons gigen ie6s
psndeay Of objection thai IN !9.o SOU Was gossy
adequate TO the rea! value proved by BeFsan Ii the
cd,u, has claim capable of being enforced Court Of
Chancery, she appeal to that tribunal.
Morton for new trial WAS denied and The broagh, n,
on further appeal 70 th's Court
Mr.. Blunt opened for plaintiff iu error, and was fol-
lowed BY Mr. Jordan for defendants IN error
CouRr Of CoMMoS PLEAs.-Be!ore Judge Is.
GLIs.
George S. ca,yv,. God Taylor-Aetiou Tor assault ard
battery referred to yes,esdayThe ln returned sealed
verdict in favor plaintiff Tor 5 which carries an equal
amount OF costs
Police OFFIcE-AssAuLr AND BATTERY
Morris Selicmau, of the firm OF VI * B. Srlgnan cloth.
ies No III Chathamtreet was arrested this morning for
an assault, and battery in his named Joh,
Hely The latter he said went IN and bargancd for
coat and pantaoous for Slthe coat s. and the pants s.
saving he would take without the other aGd they
were nut up together for him and laid the coune-
E.,ly then handed over $40 bill and the &C, or
puln- out the other dollar when Morris Seligman took the
p,naloons ont Of the bundle and threw them back on h.
sbIf al the same time handing fiey - change Tn.
latter demanded both garments o. his money back saying he
woul NOT have Oae without the other, "hsn Morris ordered
him out and ne instantly going Morris came round aGd
struck him severe blow the face and put him out For
this Morris Segman held bail IN The sum of $500 10
answer.
Srr,LiSG WArcH FROM A SsoozER--On Monday
night last Mr.. James Van Geder OF No l. s'aaonstreei
beng very and sat down on spruce beer cart
~ res, and fell INTO doze While comfortably ooxng 10
the open air Stephen Smopson blEd oi ell omsn ap
preached the guard Of the leepeis watch Ard
stole his silver time keeper worth $40 and went ms way
He subsequently, sold the watchto Thomas Norris Corner Of
Marion and SpnC-stTcetS, for fourteen shGes aud
to-day arrested by officer CocSelar aud committed and the
watch recovered
yend.rs Of matches stationed themselves The 0f
s. W Spies Co. 2S Petrsteet with evident intea, to
steal from the premises For th purpose they sent cf
their number p stairs the while they watched out
Their movements being observed, the inside coEyed
II sl;p ont and escape. The other two however named
John Rrdka,on and Augustus Echell. arrested and
taken the Police where new pocket wallet containing
S3 in bill, aud silver was found on one OF them, supposed
10 be stolen and they committed 10 prison.
Srr,LIxG By,Ds-A girl named Jane Morris ar.
rested b, Officer Bacchy and committed for stealing sng
of coral beads worth S3 from Mary Ann Clark, No S0t
Wacer-st.
SuorLrrrISc.-Wiam Desny arrested aud ccrr.
mtted for stealing piece Of oil-coth worth 81 so from tie
store of H. y A. B. Hall, 30 Catherine.strcct
CoRoSER's OFFICE.-BuRNED TO DEArH BY
SPIRIT G,s.-The Coroner held inquest to-day the
house of Miss Ann Patterson No. 32I Broadway, the
body of Miss Georgiana Watson native of Booklyn, IN
the 10Th year Of her age The deceased engaged last
night, about O'Clock, IN an ac room oi the mouse, IN
trimming spirit gas lamp, which lighted, when ,hs
wick of filling the side of the lamp communicated
fire to her clothes which wrapped N iemes.-
She screamed and down stairs, where She By
Miss and another female, who unsuccrssluly
eavore extingush the fire. and her clothes neatly
burned from her body before the flames were quenced The
sufferer expired it;lc after o'clock this morning.. Yer
dict, came her death by accidental burning.
ACCIDENTALLY DRowNED.-ttn inquest was held al the
Halls of Justice on the body Of unknown lad about II
wears old He was discovered in the dock foot Of Pecksp
about o'clock this morning by who attracted
there BY screams aud who seized the boy by The shirt and
pulled him ont signs of life then existing The lad
conveyed Dr. j. Kennev who tried appropriate methods
to produce rssusciraon but withou, avail VedictAc
cilenally drowned He had black cloth cap, dark
coIored pantaoous but neither coat shoes
supposed h, he engaged in picking up chips pre-
! vious . his falling in the