New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

VICE. CuAScrILoRs CovRr-Rciorc Vico. Chancellor
McCo uu-Cd.Rcrine Eastwood vs. CdlriH 5. EdStoood.-
Application Tor divorce already referred to-Thc par
ties We're married the 25th OF February last by Rev.
Mir Rice OF the Methodist Church The name of the
complainant was Catherine Reeves previous 10 her
rage ana she was owner OF house and LOT No l6l Lew
isst She complains that immediately after their mar
rage he nnportuned her mortgage and CIV, him nile
10 The property and hey dong 80 he abused her
She considers that he married her Tor the sake of her
property 4 lady who lived IN part OF the house with
them testified that day in March last she heard the
cry o, murder proceed from OF the rooms occupied
by NJ, and Mrs. f.
Upon going 10 the room they saw Mrs. +. standing
against the bureau with her hands over her head and look.
lS Ncfy pale, and Mr.. T. toward the witness and
tAc others who went in with rope IN his hand, and shut
the door IN then faces The witness and others went 70
their own apartment and Mr. f. came aiterwsr6 and
:o.d them II they heard any noise again not 10 IN
tertcre they would themselves INTO trouble The
same day IN the afternoon he IN again and said il
lis wife did not give him up the papers snd deed of the
pyopcrv that he would stamp her 80 that she wouli nor
DC able 10 set out OF bed Tor three days and nights Wit
ness told him he better Leave the house that he
brought nothing 10 Mrs +. SC, lie said he would
aci-iaat lie meant 10 hive on the rents and de.
usAllcd the rent OF the tenants About Q O'clock
enc evening witness heard disturbance snd on lis
:clug she heard Mr., T. cry oUt oh Eastwood YOU
will kiu me- yow VIII choke use 10 death - Witness
heard noise II Mr.. T. WAS >lSppns Mr. E.-hcard the
hitter CRYING and heard say he would have the pSpcrs
ae was determined 70 have the paress-;hSt he would
let Ger know tina, she should come under HIM sld mind
hiE and that he would have the papers They appeared
he'd. the
clock when witness husband came home, and The noise
ceased. Saw Mrs. E's meek next ir9:nnc--t bad the
prn, o: nails on II bruised and diScocreG She
days af;erNSr made complaint ~ ihe Police o.
ice when he cleared OUT but atterard returned 20 de-
I.sni the rent OF the tenants.
Another witness testified 10 having secn Mrs. r run
cut Q! her apartment; on occasion when Nj L was
'ae.e with her hair down anG clothes II disorder and
sid he had been beating her.
lis also said he has been guilty. otinh6ei,y which
lie application FOR divorce IS founded and which
prooiwss taken Divorce granted re,clo -saeytmoE,
IRON The marriage nc
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr.-Befcrc Judge Nell
soa-Ihe Grand jury came into Court win bills
S;aast Andrew Scott snd Thomas Little, Master and
H'e OF the schooner Cathnrne for assault with dan
sesoGs weapons on Thos w Hines one OF the seainer
Ao also against Frederick Smith, one Of the crew on
.toss complaint OF the Captain. On being @rsigned-
ey each pu' IN plea fno, guilty They have al been
Adiait'ed 10 bail 70 await trial
GorRr or COMMON PIEAs-Bcfore Judge Ulshocfcr
s,sJS H. bsiaref Sssse Totei .Iokr Sanford. Ur
"ss Daetd Sy2heHs C1cs. Tilorscr GORGE s. Vhlt'-S
!ss'ssBoaseA N'eaoias Marshall George ~ Uood Henry
Sees'eN Eoeae:er ] Cater Rresa IL HenGersho, Henry
Seoess Na.tan Coon ard .sGEsa, H. Ts,er vs. Guy Of
iork-This was stli another batch OF .u,s AGAINST
&c corporation BY Lsnphshcers under the Native Amer
IN common Council, TO recover the difference be.
teen u and Il cents each in lighting lamps. Verde,
w p.Aases N about ST. 70 S7s each.