New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13
CITY INTELLIGE NCE

TUESDAY, December 13.
VICE CHANCELLoR's CoURT.--BetOre Vice
Chancellor MCouS
DrcfsioNs-Charss A. DAVIS rs American Life and
Trust Company-The plaintiff gave large amount,
which, he says, intended merely nominal papers
The Trustees Of the Company about them, but
Mr.. D. obained injunction pIeyspl such Motion
made dissolve the injunction. The Vice Chancellor
Yiders Mr. Davis has good defence law. Injunction
dissolved
Isaac T. Smith rs. Jesse Rhode.O ordered that the Sher
III pay the debt Of defendant surrender the bond taken
yyrlt Of ne Great, be sued on the Sheriff
James R. Sharp rs. Peter Sharpe.-AIoon compel E.
Il Bnlger complete The pufehase o CERTAIN Albany
property AT master : sale, denied.
Crawford c. Smith, Of c. NJ. Hampstead, Us
Hannah Powers, ct a.--OrdsTed that the widow, annuity
paid first aud the balance hand be distributed among
the legatees the first will.
Conoyrr1s Van Dyke Ordered that Mr.. James Smith,
administrator aud the Of Margaret Ha OF
Brooklyn has no right interfere with Mrs Richards
daughter dcea,ed) the of the
lar receiving the aud interest concerned
SUPERIOR CouRr-Belore Judge Vanderpoel..
Thomas Cunning rs John Butdell.-Acon formerly tred
the Marine Court premises Nc. 60 Cham
ber.seet. The Court would not admit testimony prove
eviction the ground Of improper intimacy between PLAIN
til aud the wife Of defendant Verdict for plaintiff fea
Murder and Engine Runners.
COURT OF SEssIoNs.-Bctore the Recorder, Al.
derGnen Rawson aud Waterman.
Jonas B. Phillips, Esq District Attorney, al interim
Charles F lsiuprse, tried for manslaugtsr in the
lt degree, causing the death Of Abraham Bage by stab
bng him. the 23d of September last with knife, nfc
ing wound of which Bage died the 4,h November fol-
lowing.
John Drake Of 32dsteet, deposed that he Barger
the deceased the evening Of the 23d September Of
ol7thatree aud s,hayenue Saw the prisoner
ing with Engine No. "a Deceased l,inprse and
putting his hand on his shoulder asked him whrre the
who had struck hoy. lsnpse then put his hand into
his pocket and made thrust Barger, who cried he
stabbed snprise then ranNr Mullen pursued HIM and
fell pile Of bricks The wound The le side
Assisted others taking Rareer the spothecary s. where
his wound dressed. Wound bled freely Barger could
speak aud walked with Saw Bareer the next
morning and several times before he died Barger did
put, his hand lsnPlse rude angry manner aud made
no attempt 10 strike lenPIse pn himself attitude
stike Saw weapon prisoners hand There had been
eyou misunderstanding between the parties
There about $50 persons about the Corner 9Th
aud sthaveHne, about the The affair Barger ran with
engine 4slsenprsr with =! There had been disturb
between these two companies psyOusy-some 20
81 minutes bsof--and tgh had taken place between thu
tIs companies. ,rgrr there the fight aud did
speak lsenpsise until Is after the light Some
told Bager that boy had been struck Barger and ps
oneF had been previously well acquainted about
feet from senprise wien hs gave the blow aud saw il dis.
tincty Barge did agger from the blow but exclam
I'd al once thar he was stabbed Saw the wouud.
Crosseraminsd by Nj Ph0nir. was running after the
hre with no particular engine. Returning followed after
No = The engines r= together Of 36th
and daveEue and separated the Of Broadway and
2lstst Alter they separated heard threats from ass
RI ,t1a
house - was the Of the hight After putting up
eagine is about 80 men down the 7,h
street aid sh-1 enue ana waited for the Of No 24-,o
night eand "hen the latter Came the 80 Of is engine
rushed upon the Of - aud feh ensued Stones and
brckbats flew: knocked down. The stabbing
Is The hgt There was no one very
Barg-r when lie stabbed When r cried out that
he was STABBED Mr.. Young think rau up aad re-.
ceysd him IN has arms lselpFise then away. Saw
knocked down am employed silver manufacture
aat DO not often run with the engine al fire.
Di'ec-l am strr It was Iseup,ise who struck Bsrgsr
Il va. qaick blow As soon IssnPrse pulled his hand
out OF his pocket l,z gave the blow.
Ny quite 20 years age when he received the
wouad the 2d September. He died in nv house on the l,
November. H unable stand on his feet from the
time OF receiving The wound until his dsath
Di James g. Nelson, swoFn-Called attend Bager on
Tie night OF the sd September drug store in the sh
Avsnas de was Iyns on The foor apparently insensblr
from loss OF blood When he bfeated hard or stirred blood
and air sned out The wound the left side between
thr 9th and 9Th ribs Dressed the wound and s,anch.d ,
blood Whvn NJ Was placed sheets aad carried home The
wound appeared TO have been made BY sharp insumea-
The weapon had stfask the 9th NIB and glanced into the
cavity the chest The pos, mortru examination proyJ
that the ung had been slightly wounded TIE wound ickt
have been made BY pen appeared 10 b. abbipg
and cutting wound He died weeks after the wound
was iufi,etei.
Several other witnesses examined au, their testmo-
ny differed bn slightly from, hat have syes, above
The case was postponed until Wednesday, ming II
o'clock
PoLIce -Tuesday.-Several commit
mea's fer pity hfs bnt nothing cf sufficient importance
notice
CoHosERs oFFIcg.-Tuesday. = ATTEMPTED
sCIclDE DFArHT!e Coroner an inquest TO-DAY
At No % Duane ftret The body Of Dr. s,ePhea n Nau
in nase Of France, aged about The deceased had
become poor was detected aud apparenty tzed Of fe On
Saturday morning las The deceased who confined TO his
bed partially cur has throat. and died last evening Yer
diS came 10 his death BY efusion The chest, which was
fastened by an attempted suicide Saturday. the 9th inst
Dean lHrAsr FouSD.-The dad body OF an unknown
female infant vas found this morning BY officers Fram and
pF1nksE IN East Broadway Montgomery street ard
brought 10 he CoronsF's ofEce. Verdict ssl-borp.