New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07
CITY INTgLLIcsNC

L i A.
Tars.pAy, July =.
..,or CnrrsrIAs COCHRAN, on GiLNorH-Ihe eA
NON in relation to the charge against this young
man for the murder of her husband IN nto'ana s 'eeh
POSTPONED al The request OF her eoHnsei TIL TUESDAY next al
o'ciork.
vlca CHAScELLoR's couRr-betoFe Wee
Chancellor M'Coun. ,
DEcl.Ioxs-.46dy II. Hcilock vs.. Sfran iia''1 IT,
,Jam,s S Hal!oek Uillsan 5. iiGiloe and others
states that she eatitlsd in the right oil eF
mother who died in 1912 to an UAd''leu s,''''
f,, os s. acres with buildings, &c situated on the hua
49, New pen,x. Ulster CO., subject only 10 the
,;-b Of her father James s. Haock who hoIfs y eoe
rsv during his life time but who is disposed Tor 'a
consideration 20 resign that righithat herself tour i',e
am, brother are the sole heirs law oter mo'he ana a
,bsr are ali living except Laura Mrs PIERCE who died
,ypr r.e children and that the said heirs at laws are o.
mature ayr, Sc She demands that partition may De
made The reques; opposed by Mr. Samuel W. l'ef'e
,c,p on behalf his children vino denurs 10 the partition
taking place al present ,n denies the right OF
70 enforce il az she is entitled bu. sixth part and IS ho
in possession
TIE Charceor pronounced the following opinion
This demurrer is well taken. There must be possess
session as well as .eisn, the tenants IN common" OF
Joint tenants. 10 authorize PARTITION r. 5 3ls, sec. J.
and Rsyisors notes IIof r. 800 Striker and Mott
PAIGE SSH The Chancellor, remarks page $50 do not
show that all difficulty and objection ar removed oE stating
the concurrence an appreciation Of Inc tenant o. courtesy!
He has no interest the everSion nor IN The rafuIloh pro-
a5pr and will no: b. affected BY and give no con-
sent short OF release from his estate which WI confer on
tho reyersoners Or reimbursement any immediate rights
-r demurrer must h. allowed an, the b De dismissed
pr-rrt; o. pIyoEcx-Perry jams against Margaret
lanes Marin Blackwell against john II Blackwell Den
nj, Kencan against Catherine keFrigan Margaret fars
low against Henry A. Parsow-aN a rincuio m0tftmo"
from ;Iie marriage tl-
Cor,at or COMMON PLEAs-Bcfore Judge u
sloeiFer-Christopher aud John H. MART" vs. ~ Under
Hill and Charles d. Brorer-Acton OF uespas TO recover
tn. value Of property seized by defendant Brewer "nde
landlords warrant from Mr. uadcrh Tor rent die /! Rvs
Sc. Moore who sold OFT to ,,ntiIs, the corner Of Sth
avenue and 37,h street. Verdict ,his forenoon
Boren vs. e. c. Wright 4 Cc.-ln this case, mentioned
Yesterday the jury could agree aud were discharged
Uheeicris6t vs. Bencdicf.-Case Of usury alluded 10
yesterday. Verde, for plaintiffs S527, cd costs.
SUPERIOR CouRT-Bctorc Chief Justice Jones'
John Lime vs. Hiifcn Diueil-Actiou rnder the lien
law which was tried once before, and verdict given Tor
plaintiff but new trial allowed. Lane furnished materials
for the buildings of defendant which GarEeSo" was
contractor The latter failed aud claim was made against
the owner principally the clause Of the statute when
saws ii the shall have paid the contractor ihfo"s"
collision OF otherwise he Is liable. IL shown that no
money was due BY the owner the contractor aud the
counsel FOR defendant Insisted that the otherwise,
alluded only to fraud. This riew sustained By the
Chief Justice, aud a nonsuit allowed.
Is CHAMBERs-John Senior was brought from Eldrage
street prison on writ of beas Corpus asking be dis
charged f.om imprisonment. H committed IN Decem-
Der last by tie Vice. Chancellor for iue imposed to the
Of creditors bill in favor of John Wood, he hay
inc violated junction by receiving acheck The sher-
if was commanded keep him in custod, until fine Of
500 so should be paid together with the fees on the writ
Argument heard from Mr.. Fl. Dresser the part Of
the prisoner and Mr. f. y. Cady for complainant The
former coneucd that the V:ceC hal Exceeded his
urisdicton becalse it li appear from the commitment
how tie Of G ascertaGed, the o; SOB r.
FOR OF The contempt on being shownand secondly,
that the Sheriff being commanded detan the prisoner
til he should pay the eas the writ rendered the commit
ment void. This opposed. The Chief Justice in his
decision sustained the Chancellor remarked thai,
the Sheriff could hold the prisoner until the fees paid
he commanded, and although the amount
Of the fine should be paid Application deaied
Court OF OYER AID TEnMlNER.-Bcfore Judge
Kent and Alderman Nah aud Vanderyoort.-This Court
pro orha. The Grand jury also assembled but owing
the indisposon of foreman James Monroe, Esq ad-
Court OF SEssIoNs.-Before the Recorder and
Aldermen Woodruff and BRADY.
0. NJ. LowNDEs, Esq, acting as District Attorney
NoLLE PRosEqUI-In the case Of Joseph +. West, in.
diccd for Obtaining money under false pretences
plant Of Henry e. Hansonthe prosecutor having left the
country and refusing appear testify and the indictment
having been found December lasthe Court ordered
oile pro5eg be entered M West opposed this, he
wished be tried pegng himself by the
BILE evidence prove that the complainant had falsely
and Spessiug desire that Hansen should appear and testify
that h. (Mr Vest might have opportunity of furnishing
him for the perjury Mr.. West stated that the indictment
for selling his yesea vessel he had built, every
stick of timber OF which of his own land, and the
vessel duly registered BY him. The Court said h could
be tried there nothing before the Cont against him.
aud ordered the role prosequi 10 be entered
ANOTHER NoLLE PRosEquI.-ln the case of James
Cuse, Indicted for nuisance keeping aughter-hOuse
ats No. 435 Fourth.sreet. The nuisance having been
abated noHe Prosequt ordered By the Court be
entered
PLEA GULTY-Ch,res j. Holt withdrew lis plea of
NOT guilty and pleaded guilty Indictment nuisance
by means OF his soap factory, Vafick between Ham
efsly and Downug.teets and judgement suspended
his promise 10 abae the nusanceno he be sentenced
The District Attorney appeared and acted.
TRIAL FOR GRAND LARpENYWillam Ram, implicated
with John Vaa Tassel. white and Isaac Little, CO.
lored tried for grand larceny stealing $50 John
Reinhar OF Alidileburgh, Schohae county Trinity
church, arriving this city the 23I June last BY the
process OF burning Van Tassel met complainant and
asked him give him So bill for silver saving he was
from Boston and wanted to send il of letter H. also
spoke 70 Ram he up aud told Ram and complainant
he would give them each 81 goaEd decide bet He fol-
lowed them into alley where the coloreI was and
the 0e' was made and money and cards placed
compliments hands. Complainant then pulled out 80 dol
lars to give Van Tassel - bill for s. in silver when III.
coi9fed man snatched the money from compliments hands
aad an OF with II and Van Tassel off also The ac
c'sed pretended to sympahze with complainant AMI .aid
was bad business; but would not 20 with complainant the
foiice Once Officers Stephens and Hnthwae arrested the
to aad found the stolen money Ram The Jury found
The prisoner guilty.
John Van Tasse white, and Isaac Little coIored
Then ted for the a5oye grand larceny with Ram
aud they were both found GUILTY.
ne Court then sentenced the three to the State Prison as
follows Ram ior3 years Van Tasse and Lite each for
j years.
TRIAL FOR CoXsPiR,cT.-Jaes L. Winfree called Col.
!" nlfee AID George Cummings put trial for
sp1c 10 Obtain money from William ~ Gacie Brook
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