New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24

9rshsm Chaa Dckensen, James Reese the Jews church,
Henry Latham R H. Patrick Abijah Matthew'S Abraham
SchemeThern Phneas kingsIand John To1re Alex. Sic
veas Mary Dixon and John D. Wendel-wcre severally
adopted.
Adverse the petitions OF John Drumnond and Charles
Schenck-adopted.
In favor of changing Greenwich lane 10 Greenwich
pue-adopted.
Relative 10 the bill OF Edgar Adams for introducing
The Croon water into all the public markets, asking be
discharged from further consideration OF The subject
adopted.
Concerning the reduction OF salaries of the Superior
Court Judges the committee stated ,hathe Common Com
Gil have not the power to interfere in the
back.
In favor of aboistng the Superior Court and extending
the jurisdiction OF The Marine Court and giving cogni-
zance OF actions for oscal. aud battery ,ianaer &c
minority report was also received, adverse abolish
ing The above Court long debate ensueo subject
at the conclusion Of which motion lay with reports,
| on the table-was lost.
The resolution attached 10 the majority repor, was then
read and adopted provide. memorial to be present
ed 10 the Legislature the subject aboishng Supe
| rior Court.
remembrance OF certain citizens against removing Pot
! ter's Field to BlackwelPs Island-referrea.
RESOLUTIONS hydrants be erected, one
Washington street Amos, corner Christie
| pher and Hudson streets referred,
That the Assessment Committees be made Join, Com
| mitee-referred.
Adjourned.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Beforc Judge OAKLEY
Heler Sophia Lispenard and other. Robert Stepart
On tie opening of the Court Gen. Sanford locu
showing that In the OF the plaintiffs succeeding
in this suit only the will bu, the ia 1868 would
be effected, and number property which
has since passed to bird hands be disturbed. Willis Hail.
Esq, then the part OF defence By this time tie
Court room had become densey ,hronged with spectators
anxious TO hear his address, among them large number Of
ladies; and became necessary finally raise the pa
ton which divides the two rooms OF the Superior Court and
throw them into Never there powerful or
a triumphant effort than that OF Mr.. Hall He spoke
for several hours, commenting The evidence, citing
ceaenis in point, and showing, in mastery the
various gradaons of the human mind, and the difference
of character conduct under different mode OF treat
ment He contended that through the care and socude
OF Mrs. Charles s. Stewart and other members OF the am
ly in connection with her abainng from the use of ardent
SPIRIT Alice became useful 10 her and to Others and was oil
mind the time Of executing the will Mr.. Hall
succeeded by Mr.. OConnor in the usual able
Of that gentleman behalf Of plaintiff. Mr. Ogden will
follow the part of the defence, and Mr. Wood close the
case, on the other side.
GENERAL SEss1oNs-Before the RECORDER,
| Judge LYNCH and Aldermen CRoLlus and JONES.
| The RAPE AT THE BROADWAY CoTTAGE.-Trial of John
Underhill, mpeaded with William Dingler and Gabriel
Hatfield for violation Of the person Of Ann Murphy, was
| resumed.
The prosecution having examined all his witnesses,
cept one who confined by sickness rested-and the
| will be opened on the part of the defence.
| CASE OF HABEAs CoRPus-This up again at
O'Clock this morning. the object being release APP
prenccs from confinement and Tor then discharge from
| The navy on tho ground Of mal.treaimenl.
Egbert Thompson, ndshpman attached TO the Soners,
was sworn the part cf the United States and testified
tie manner Of the confinement OF these persons while
sGa His examination occupied all the time The Recorder
had assigned in the morn previous to the setting OF the
\ nf Cess On Friday.
Recorder at his Cha4bers will hear counsel both sides
relative to the release of Wahaw, w lson and Gala-
They all remanded into the custody of the Sheriff.
POLICE OFflcE.-PRoMoTING YOUTHFUL De-
pRAvTYA boy named Patrick Shey, having been arrest
ed by officer Baker charged with stealing iron from the
North river foundry of Mr.. William Browning, No sc
North Moore street.-the staedhat himself and other boys
were habit selling the articles they thus obtained
10 Junk shop keeper named Rshert Edmonson, No. PIT
Canal street The officers, with the boy aad Mr. Browning
the junk shop and there found boys from ii to 10
DID, standing around the scales in which was large
metal asse cock, with piece of large copper pipe al
ached hch appeared have been cut with an axe from
| a boiler, and hich Edmonson weghng-he bad
heated the soldering matter TO melt of the c.ppe-and
yet denied knowing anything about the article One oil
the boys said it had been stolen from boiler in Amos
street between West and Washington streets. The boys
were conducted TO the Police Office, where some OF them
! we're sent to prison The Corporation Attorney should
enore law cernng junk shop keepers against Ed
moason, for purchasing property OF boys contrary 10 law
| A=E1s1.1rE@s
II lecture will be delivered this evening before
| the Fourier Association All Broadway. SubJect-Ihe
theoretical and scientific foundation which Association
is based The Lecture will commence at u O'Clock, and
will be free
II First Public Debate before the Franklin Lite
rary Society OF Broeklyn-rhe following question will be
debated on Tuesday evening, February sh al tho Brook
| Ign Lyceun - Should Capital Punishment! be asoshed!'
DEBArERs-A 6irmaiipe-Rev'd WA a Claiming
| Neeutiue--Rev'd. Samuel H. Cox ID D.
| WIN. II. STORY, Chairman OF Conn.,
Tickets OF admission, Is cents each Two tickets VIII WI
admit one gentleman ladies. To be had at the
Book Stores of J. A. Wilder and 3 Cuverwe, Fulton ST.
and at the door. ,,,
cissy. FASH ,M&l
| pProfessor Lewis e.. Beck, will deliver DIS
Mechanics lnstute II Ga aul6ers street
Friday evening Feb s4h at T. Subject, ,d Lns Nine y
tickets Ia The remainder lectures OF this course
will be delivered at the Institute Roor City Hall here
George L. LIE Row, A. A. late Professor OF Elocutou,
Poug6keepse Collegiate School, will lecture Saturday
| evening :, on "AGcient Orat0iy."
rs VIM. EVERDELL. Jr, Sec'y. Lecture Com.
" TAR. Giles, al the request OF several friends viii
repeat his lecture rhe Spirit Of Irish History under
English Dominion, in Clinton Hall, on Saturday evening"
| at i-past O'Clock. e,
IS cents, Paid at the door Gentlemen OF the
| press need merely present Their cards. i@'''
| NJ Right of suifrase.-"Re,olved,T That dlstnc.
lion in Inc Constitution OF State, between white ana
coiored male adults, with regard 10 the Right OF suntaSe
contrary to lie genius of cur institutions ought TO be
| abolished" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CRIsT, Esq. Mega
| uve-D. E. WHEELER, Esq. :, =, A.
This Resolution Ihe sixth of the course9 VIII De ds-
cussed at tie Broadway Tabernacle on Frday evening,
| FEBRUARY 9Th II. MAXWELL, President.
w Is. W lockwood, Secretary. 2h At
rFJecture-1a umnOtll Cave.-The Rev. GEO.
w. SMILEY, Kentucky VIII denver course VI Eees
on the great Mamno Cave in That state In The ashns
ION street NJ +. Church. Friday evening" zta hs' AM
without regard 10 the weather. 3d.
- Gave ul0-p