New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-15
IN their behalf and Mr. Patterson District Attorney tor

The District Attorney objected 10 this. He was Wiling
tina, they should be tried together but II the ta "eIe
severed be wished for certain reasons that M wiz
should be tired frat was finally agreed that the A''e
should be done. and Eliza Hsughwout otherwise nan
nah C. Payne he Of Payne being that Of nef t's'
husband was placed upon the stand the others oens
permitted to remain in Cour during the trial
The panel we're exhausted when ten Jurors had been
,vorn-Tbere wa. an almost general sentiment e1
pressed BY persons examined Jurors against the tax
ing Of life as punshment-The sheriff was directed 70
summon talesmen and the Court took recess
Atlensh Jury was completed and the trisl proceed
ed appeared that the house occupied BY the HsuSh
wouts 4e9 Broone discovered on IRE on ihe
night Of 25th June last and that opening the door NE
H.ushwou,s were all there, the house was hred IN SIX
or eight places. the beds untumbed and claim had
since been made for insurance sc. great deal Of tes
tiuony TO THE effect taken and the Court adjourned
10 this morning.
THg HoYT AND BUTLER LETTERs.-The argu-
men, in this case before the Vice Chancellor con-
cuded yesterday and the decision reserved to this fore
noon Mr. Stoughton, in continuation Of his argument
from the previous day commended that the Injunction a.
related 10 Mr. Taylor should be dissolved The com
panani Mr. Hoyt has night Of property in the publ
cation beyond his three letters and could not obtain
right In the letters written to him by o,hers-Mr :.
commended that the letters rightly given TO the pub
c-that they related TO important affairs in which the
community was interested and were from men holding
official positions &c Mr (. also commented on the
character and bearing ofihe letters related 70 morality
and insisted tina, they Of such description a. tue
Courts would no, sanction right in. lie conended that
the Injunction should be dissolved and cited several
cases in proof of his point.
Mr. s. WAS replied by Mr.. Prescott Hall on behalf Of
the complainant who commended that the injunction
should be retained.
MI Mackenzie was in Court, exhibiting deep inter
est in the proceedings and busily employed IN taking
notes
Mr. EDITOR: see in Monday morning paper
that the Police Gazette that the deposition OF sarah
Decker will not be allowed in Court because Knapp was
no, present The facts in the case are these
Sarah Decker took the oil of tsnzy about 10 ocok on
Monday morning II Of course almost immediately
threw her into spssHs in which condition she was o''
covered lying the floor in the back room sne con
nued in dreadful agony and insensble nj between y
and O'Clock at night, when she was sole 20 give Ter
name residence the OF her seducer, VINO uy Tue
by is no cousin and the motive for taking the drug
/ Immediately officer was called and description OF
Knspp given The next day her physician believed her
10 be near her end and the Coroner was caed 70 no."
the ante-noriem examination In the evening amer heI
deposition taken Knapp came 10 the mouse was ut
rested and held in custody I'll the next morning "neh
Justice Taylor learning that Knapp was taken ana mat
he was not present the eyarnlna anon went hHse 10
the house 10 see If she yet alive and able 70 be re-
examined The Physicians then gave as Their opinion
that she far gone 10 endure H. she fingered u'
about in the evening and died. Now suppose a man
in the street receives fatal blow The assassin MES
and though pursued. escapes The dying man s'e' MS
testimony. ls OF no value because the "uIu'Iei y ~
present eOhN'.
II LEOPOLD De MEYER, the cee rated Pianist
is among the passengers expected by the Great Britain
He comes under engagement for the Park Ihea're
" Mr., Coleman, of Coemans National Hotel
Washington arrived last night at the Ast0r House on his
way home
YAcHTISG-We find the following notice in the
Boston Positive like the spirit Of our friends in Bos
ton and recommend the challenge 10 our Newfork
I YachtClub
NoTIcE-The proprietor Of the yacht Northern Light
having made arrangements tor renting MS yach, IN le
Spring for b0h braces would be pleased PRIOR to DIS
maniing have farther trials in resh tres-e and
for this purpose proposes presenting cup oil the value
Of hundred dollars TO The twncr OF any schooner
rgged yacht vessel which will outsa the Northern
Light on the wind in OF two to three hours dufa-
ton TO come off in Boston Bay in any breeze from eght
knots 10 double reetng The position AZ s'"fun1 10 ne
one upon weather quarter the Iensh OF sad yhcht
or vessel TO wndward the other 10 be on the lee bow
twice the length Of said yacht or VESSEL ahead The
choice of position being allowed TO any yacht or ese oi
equal or less tonnage than the Northern Light No tack
10 be less than thirty minutes. The Northern Light viii
he a, her berth Ripleys wharf abreast of Boston
Light for month. for the purpose OF carrying out
Z the object Of this notice.
/ Oct 10Th The OWNER OF THE NORTHERN LIGHr.
fYs Mr. Erben has commenced building the Or
gan in Trinity Church is pretty extensive piece OF
architecture.
Tr A member of Capt, Charles's fine Cavalry
NJ h;s
the corner Of Csnal.stree, and Broadway laborer
who work cleaning the street was kicked on the
temple by the FESTIVE horse and badly hurt lie Ia
ken charge Of by his companions and Capt Charles
kindly superintendent the proceedings until he was prop
erly cared for and made himself responsible for all ex
penses We liked the spirit exhibited by the young sol
der much.
70 The Anti Slarery Society lately formed in
this City with the venerable Quaker Isaac T. HOPPER
At its head holds meeting this evening at :. o'clock in
the Hall on the Of broadway and Lispenad-srcet
entrance in spenard treet) Subject for discussion
The bearings Of the United States Constitution on the
question of Slavery. The meeting and the discussion
free TO all
tF3s A Water. Cure establishment has been open
ed by Dr. Dexter al Morrisown n j. hardly more than
two hours ride from this City by Railroad all the way
/ We unscqusinted with Dr. d. but understand that
/ he is well accredited (See ADVERTISEMENT
~ Nblo's was excessively crowded on Mon
day evening and well filed again last night London As
put upon the stage most admirably and pre-
scented in is principal parts it has rarely been done in
this city Mrs Crisp well received and her per
sonsiion OF Lady Gay proved that she deserved the
fsiierng token; while Mrs. Mowsti only strengthened
her claim 10 the title of versatile well talented
actress. The piece is TO be acted tonight tor
Henry Placidcs benefit whose Sir Harcourt has never
been surpassed in this country His popularity Will in
sure him crowded Saloon, the only word Is, 60
early
Personal NEws-Hon. :. A. Eliot, Of Boston,
Hon John z Kennedy, Of Baltimore Hon. W. W. Wood
worth OF Hyde Park Rev J. o. Choues, of Boston
Thurow Weed Of Albany at the Aston House. NJ.
81 Clair Clarke of Washington is at the Globe Hotel
Coon NEws.-Charles Il. Eastman. editor OF the
Woodstock VI Age, has sold out his interest in
that paper and retired from the editorial fraternity.
NEw.YoRK AND ERIE RAILROAD LiSE.-On
and after tomorrow (THvRspAY l6sh) this line will
leave NEw.YoRX Al o'clock A. NJ and o'clock +. NJ.
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