The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-30
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Supreme Court.

Supreme Court
MAY TERM-DEcrsIo~s- Trial DENIED n..;
Greenvault SANFORD Halsey Board of t
Onendago county vs. Briggs; Guheria ad. McHugh &c.
Spencer adj Whitney; Cameron Ex'r, SC. VS. Irwin and
ali Brundage VS. Warner; Fergerson al Forshay; Came
ron, Exr Sc VS.. Fowler; Munsell VS. Lewis; Wood va
CoIvn; rrstt vs. Clark Taylor Survivor sc. ad Law.
Morris Parsons ad Norris Ministers SC of
oil schenectady ad Kelly; Howard Insurance Company
ad Ma,or Sc, of Albany; Newton ct al ad same; Lake
all Van Epps; Alexander and al ad Greene; Leland and
a. VS. Bennett; Borst w. Bovee ct all Benedict ad Ripley
bors et al al Herick; Leavt. President. &c ed STAN
ION President, &c Mcintyre ct al al up; Newkrk vs.
M ,, ct al Bengervs Eheri ge; Church ad Bull and
W. swaItwout VS. Tuthill; Townsend ad Long Island
BANK La Grange Lewis ct all Gould and al sd Tho
mas VS. Day dson ct all Field ad ssnburn ct
Reed ad Moody; Charles al. ad Walker Wells and
arms al Richard ct al Gibbs Hart ct al; Dry Dock
COMPANY vs. Mclntosh Reyes ct al Rayner etsl.
. Ne~ Iriat erdned-Costs TO abide eu,nf-Turner vs.
Cooper; Carhart VS. French Jr BabcocK adj Bank Of
Owego Russell ad Greene; Potter VS. Mutual Insurance
Company; Hunt ct al Brown; Saratoga Mutual In.ur
ance Company sd Burnett Howell ad Dean Lord ad
Chace; NcCullough al Moss; Banyer ct al vs. Eupie;
ct al Montgomery Mutual Insurance COMPANY SAGE
Va sherman ct al Terry ct al ad. Wing; Kline ct al ad
Roomsi Noble Eastman vs. Holmes; Seas sherihSc adj
Bowen ~ al small ad Herkimer ring and y.
draulIc Company same ad same Nearing Bell; Utica
and Schenectady Railroad Company sd Van Horne; Gil
Harrington ct al Pitcher ct al ad Mechanics Exchange
Bank; sackett al ad Pcnz; White ad Cole Converse
ad Pierce It al Madison County Bank al Russell ct al
Judgment Reversed Nelson, ct el VS. Bostwick ct al
- Judgment affirmed -Commiss,oners OF Highways Of
Corsndville VS. Peck Cayuga County Bank VS. Bennett
ct all Fry att ct al VS. sullivan county Buffalo and Ma
CARA Railroad Company City OF Buffalo; H0 In
sursnce Company VS.. Scribner, ct ali Ogvie Frost,
admnistratrix, &c; Foote VS. Fire Department Of New
forF; Tanner Trustees Of the village Albion; Far
rell vs. Hglie The People Morris superv &c;
Young VS. R1mmel; Pierce VS. Brigham Baum Clause
schultz w White Keith VS. Starkweather Halves al
vs. williams; Harrott Van Colt; Doughty Bowery
Insurance Compan'; Drummond, ct al VS. AndeI son;
Bradshaw VS. Brewer; Guernsey Maynard; De sroot
ct al VS.. Hutchinson
Notion 70 st ASIDE report of referee. denied hill
Reckwel Hart al Brown; Dunlop sd Tracy; French
VS. Marquand; Williams Trustees OF the village of
| al Tompkins ct nj, Hart ad Gould; Hart adj King
Report Of Referees set aside Costs abide epsnt-W
lard ct al ad McMurray; Beers sd Lesvt President &c
Bank OF Orleans vs. Wells; Bayley ct al. vs. Timan.
judgment for Plaintiff -Hsrkness VS.. Hardness; Will
| lis VS. Green; Rogers ct al VS.. Matthews ct. al
on usual terms President OF Great Western Turnpike
| Company ad. Babcock; seuben Co Bank VS.. Matthew
al ad Tay lor ct. al Gould ad LAuoroux Leland ct al
ad Dayo; Clark VS.. Nixon; Mclean ct. al al. Barton
usual ct. al adj Douglass, Bennett ad
Starr, ct al; Bsbcock ct al ad Gossip; W. ckof ad Nc
Judgment for Plaintiff on DemurTU-Lyman vs. Cur
tiss; Seneca Road Co. vs. The Auburn and Rochester
Judgment reuersed-penirs de nouo-Coas abide the
epent-Corpenter vs. Nixon Jackson Walker Archer
Zee Ogvie Hull Swartwout ct al. vs. Roadis
Row vs. Rey nolds Carey Greeman Trumbull ct al.
VS.. White Wood ct al vs.. Randall Habershaw wo-
gan Jacobus ct al vs. Scott Reformed Dutch Church
in the City Of New York Rollins fainter Miller
Proceedings reugsed.--Master of Richard wingall, q
soldier OF u Army, on habeas corpusMaser OF Peter
Doyle Sc.-People VS.. Cassells.
Motion TO set aside tnquison dened-Smith ad. Ste
vena.
| Conviction affirmed -Beebe ad The People.
Judgment for the defendant-Hubbell VS.. Lines.
NeU trial denied and proceedings remfed TO Chenanso
General Sessions-The People adj Padgett.
Judgment Of Common Pleas reversed and that of Justice
affirmed -Brownall VS. Flagler Anthony VS.. McDou-
gall silkworth vs.. Warren.
judgment respondeas ouster.-Hal VS.. Smith.
New 7ri~i granted-Taylor ad. The People Newman
ad. The People
New Trial granted on payment of COSTS williamson W.
Smellie.
FaErcH RAE. RoAp..-To morrow the railroad from
fas 10 houen to be opened with great pomp and
mony One OF the sons Of the King of the French TO
grace the spectacle; the Minister of he Public Works
with many other official authorities will attend his
Roy Hghness in order to give effect to the completion
ofthe greatest undertaking Of the kind yet
In France These, how ever only minor OF the
ceremony vast number of Engishmen to be pre-
sent on the occasions do speak Of visitors but of
contractors engineers, and laborers who have been
working in harmony with Frenchmen the last three
years who have possibly executed the eult por
ton of the operations and who equally anxious with
the inhabitants to testify their joy the result. This
noble display must form subj ct Of congraua ion to ell
ages been engaged in bloody wars-which have wasted
their streng IN in furious contests OF which rational
being could the object-which have DESTROYED the
fleets and armies that the world saw, and
tu very lately had nourshed the NEST hatred against
each oherare rivals il the arts of peace. But thirty
years ago, and later, Englishman at Rouen would
have been regarded little better than savage ami
NAL 10 be trampled upon. enemy of France, and a
being whom every good Frenchman would have con-
sidered himself justified in exposing every conumely
and punishment. Tomorrow thousands of these Eng
shmen will be present. and will be welcomed by that
gallant nation coadutors this splendid work which
forms the first great link for uniting the two first states in
the world This Of the blessed fruits of peace and
no Christian can contemplate the without the most
heartfelt joy. Eng land and France turning their
swords INTO poughshsres and their spears into prun
ing hooks" aud look forward with confidence the
DAY when they will not only be united brethren;
when in the words OF Count ST. Aulaire the Of Eng
land will marry the daughters OF France; when London
and Paris can he visited in the day and French
man start from the capital in the morning, and sit
do wn with his English guest in the eveningbut when
they will spread their influence the world and give
effect to those divine laws which cherish good will and
peace to all mankind. England and France united
defy the world All the ntrigues Of Russia all hev at
temPS to extend her vast empire to possess Censtant.
nope and the fertile regions OF the South would be only
vain eforts-London Sun, ID May
JOE KrSe EsoArED-WorprRruL FEAr-CuSsrre OF
jos Joe King promises to become famous the cele
braed stephen Burrows in his prison escapes and to We
y his repeated boast that he cannot be kept in any pri
He is at large having broken the county
jail early this morning He only chained by his legs
in cell by himself adjoining the cell occupied by Heath
He con'rved by some mesns,o wrench his chain from the
iron rings his legs and then with instrument
which he had procured took out enough Of the wall 10
admit him into Heaths cell From this he easily worked
hrs way into the passage and from thence forced strong
y locked and boed door into the yard and then taking
to his instruments again. he corkei out hole through
the thick wall and about sunrise this morning made Tree
tracks with his iron bracelets on his legs but
all his other rappngs off.
Heath might have escaped also had he been willing
take along his chains but he either did not dare attempt
this or he not disposed go. Where Joe at this
time is Of all conjecture but feel pretty posi-
tive that shall write the particulars Of his
re-arrest for Mondays paper-a he positively declares
that in Richmond he will stay, in spite Of men DEVILS
HIS cumming, activity strength and resolution have
Tar made MIN more than match for all the prison keep
ors this being think his sixth escape within very
short space of time. He is really comical geu JUS take
him any way you pease.-Riehm-nd Wing, 27fh May.
LATE PorSr PgrRE.-The schooner Ceylon, Capt.
Croker, arrived yesterday from Point Pstre, Quad