New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-13

49, c.;J ,h 49,. 70 deceive us. Think she isGo"s
capable Of compehemdng the nature OF ths &
the character Of every Thing passing around ne i" -
from the general result Of my examination one reason d!
thought her insanity feigned she pretended not 70 ""o"
,t, came over with her, when lac was present
D Imas Me Donald then sworn FIRST visited her
T % a with her half an hour more, aud left her with
odec;5ed She did all the talking. put but a
,, ,,ssops-One Of them whether and when she had
,.J (;ilmopr She denied all knowledge Of tsad she
did moi r.coIectit Before left spoke of Gilmour her
husband and her If She had been married.
Her conversation simple, like that Of child In my
coud interview requested the keeper let her uuob
served but She doubt heard the noise in opening the cell
adjoining from the grating of winch saw her She
ting floor, and repeating the words, Yes yes,
no" never the like When went in she glad
10 see me asked her several questions Paisley
cow and other places also the of the keeper
the prison. and several questions Of the kind which she
prossed ignorance. She had pair Of elastic arers tied
round her wrists, and had pair of scissors by her side with
which she had scratched of her hands She soon
called dinner. On the tiId visit found DR.. Rogers and
other gentlemen with her She then, denied all know
edge Of her place Of birth and such got her the
brass nails Trunk but she pretended She could not do
even TO the number Of p she would count , 3, and
so on When stopped opposite her cell aud
commenced talking relative to her On turning
interest and apparently with the possession Of ell her IA
cuIiies AT the next interview Dr. Rogers auicd TO her
connection with Spear, which she spoke fully and with
perfect recollecton denying connection with him. saw
her yesterday again She appeared melancholy and spoke OF
her friends having treated her harshy The soerisms of
former conversations did not then appsa asked her TO
her marriage she said she ecoleced great number Of per
sons in her fathers house Her father had confined her in
garet She brought down. aud she suppoes if she
married all she married thai OCCASION Ny opin
is lhet her insanity is feigned
Judged it from her general conduct her expressed
of all knowledge places aud and her of
ovcr-actng her part contrasted with her
other times Shehad always evading
question ingenious for dio.
There other questions asked but Of
The examination then adjourned to this afternoon
s O'clock.
Z. S. DISTRICT CoURT.-Bcforc Judge Belts.
Tie IT, s. rs. Bates Uillor BASKETS r. Iorcaw2,
ciomant-These goods had been seized the ground of
asserted false invoice and charge 6lj0 francs instead Of
$500 francs The testimony in favor Of the invoice,
ard the Jury found for claimant.
The u. s. Of SIX Batting Cloths also sei:ed
the ground Of false inroice; Mesas. Dufom &, Co.
aats,-Verdct for claimants
CIRCUIT CoURr.-Beforc.Ju Judge KENT.-IM. W
Niles Charles j. Mannms-The defendant placed his
for board and tuition with plaintiff, who kept small
Seminary at Ravenswood, L. The terms were 1910
year. The present action is balance of Sl36
due. The defence that the plaintiff advertised having
superior system of instruction which was not the case and
also that the food furnished the not Of quality
commensurate with the price The plaintiff the
rary showed high reputation and that his table good
and sufficiently abundant.--verdc, this forenoon.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs-Bcfore Judge u
shoefer.-1fayia E. JJiSon the MaQor 9c.-The plain
tiff owns house at the corner Of 9TH Avenue and 4O, stree,
nj c,~,;a, ,, cu 1d H., ,na h., AZ, -,
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erect sewer ana he pla'n mousse WIN te surrounding
lots III consequence had one TO three eet water IN IT, he
tenant moved out without having and said that the house
,,.s much ;rrr1 he Tho ,sar rb. so,ve- ,, o,o,ea IN
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famed Inc Jury however "ou'u o'lhs IN verdict o'
such damage as had been shown t" the time oil commencing
this su subject to the opinion Of the Court Verdict for
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cry when their horse struck against box winch was placed
hole dug for the Croton Water by which it became
alarmed upset the wagon and plaintiffs were thrown out
Mr. Brown was much injured and sick for some weeks after.
wards and the horse WAGON and harness Greatly h,t Ac
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Neralc' 'o' p''ln''''s s'o'
MARINE CouRT.--Be!orc Judge Sherman
0U,, Rand -. jo,S PR, - A c,;,, T., recover No,a C,r
lio''' D', ','
s'' i" oNs1' " was SHOW" '''' '' P,"'""' WING '',e
men IN the bakery OF defendants had deira"ded latter by
false weighing Of crackers BY him wagon for
for sale The Cou said nus offs. was allowable, The
plo,ie refused 10 ,, r.urn Of The Jury and
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ho".s"'' was e"'''e'
COURT OF SEssloNs.-Belore the Recorder and
Aldermen R,wsoN and BRADY.
TRIAL FOR GRAND LARcrNy.-lom Jones aud john