New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01
THE TRIBUNE.
Inv Cou-fs.

CouRT roa THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS Present. Il
Gov Gardner, the Chancellor aud 20 Sesators-J.
TaydeR ct. al. sGs- H. LueMr. Conor was beard for
M L., and M Lord IN .eply Decision postponed I'll
December.
John Aresoa vs., Bej r. Aresoa.-Bspjanin Areson,
OF FiusaDs, died in is;i leaving widow and hVe en
dTen, OF which aintf eldest and the cesnean'
his WILL after providing FOR the payment OF LIS
debts, &c. said 81 give and btqueath unto ny 49,
wife, Mary 9i my zeal estate one CLOCK ah'
Ave hundred liars during her life ttlse O.nsi ee9eS
beaueathed small amounts 10 his chiforsh his "l'o"
died the year folio wing Ia her WILL aief psosios 10.
certain Iesac!es other children abe oequeanec al
me T. nnd re,iSu. OF her both real aud ,cr
sonsi 70 her son Benjamin X Areson the defendant
There Considerable real estate bounded OF eotn
ste. Of The rosd Ieidrg from Flushing 10 Jsalcs sso
sotre sal. meadow land tee Mill Creek, bounded by
Mr. Princes land all Of which was In tbs possession OF
Bspjasa;n X. John z. entered action OF ejece as
bSrataw OF his father amn 70 recover one nIc
part OF ss6 real estate contending that the words dur
icg life time IN bis fathers will applied 70 the real
estate well the of the FIVE hundred dollars
The case carried 10 the Supreme Court, wnicn
decided that the word applied only 10 the ser END the
real estate given the widow IN fec, AID sne nac
right 70 devise 1. as she pleased Judgment was gTen
Ia Of defendant snd further appeal Is made to ais
Court.
Mr. W j. CogsSeli heard for plaiItif in Nr.
Geo Word will appear OH the same SIDE and Mr. J. w.
Gerard and Mr. WIN. II. Barrol In reply.
The term Of the Court Will be held at Buffalo or
the eth August when appeal only will be heard
Notes ofissae must be served one week previous.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge Ingrahem.
-GcsptS ). Vest VS. yGrot OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 70 re-
damages for alleged irregular disant TOR rent on
number Of bopDes &c at $40 Pearst referred 70 yea
tcrday There ssues. the one as 10 the taxing
and value Of the goods the other as TO whe'her or mol.
there bad been By which the Ian dioro
entitled dstran. The jury found for me plsipf
the fra, issue. vaung al Sl25 and for defendant %
tho second that Is that there had been new agreement
Before Judge Daly.-Roodhouse 4 Smith vs. Nm.
Jones ertGAction OF respass IN relation 10 power
press and sandDg press levied upon under execution ID
favor Of Mr Pecuze again,t mr Dougsss, already re-
ferred TO- Verde. for defendant.
L. s. COMMISSIONERS OFYicE.-Before A. Gardiner
Esa--CLarge Of GteD,pt % kW-Bannins J. Morreli Oh
Boston, by American Consul at oporto for
having snapped pistol at TIE captain. examined yes
tcrday The sailed from Boston for Norfolk tnence
for Oporto. Difficulty had occurred between the captain
and first times during the passage aris
ing from mn legged want OF skill and exeron on the part
OF the latter. repetition took place on the night Of
18th January, when of Oporto, when the captain
supposed he had pistols. On the nrst mate gsng be-
low after his watch, the captain demsnded his pistols
which the first mate said below, and refused
10 surrender ,hem. The captain then told him to sc on
DECK wh he dd and the Captain called the second mate
att to them tbs. he had broke the nrst mate,
that effect and that he no longer an oicer ana
they obey Ills orders He then again demanded
the pistols SAYING the first mate he longer an Of
fcer and had right 10 them Tire first mate went below
when he came up said " have word TO say to yea
and presented pistol at the Captains head The cap eS-
pOGed without effect The first mate then fell ON the deck
asked for mercy lie secured the other pistol Ia
under his guernsey frocs The contents oil The
pistol drawn before the Commissioner and found
to coutsn ball said the prisoner Is well educated
Doubts en,ertnjoed as to his being In SOUND
state OF mind He says Captain intended 10 shoot him.
Examination 10 be continued to-day.