New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01
coepoRrAr pus1sHazsr.-An instance of corpo-

cospoRy.1 Pus1sHMEsT.- instance OF corpo-
real Is RELAXED the History of Harvard Col
cRe which admirably illustrates the severe and rigorous
discipline of the times and the manners OF ine age Ii
occurred in 1914 The offence was, speaking oiss-
phemous words" The Orerssers seLtenced me onend,
r 10 De publicly whipped before all the scholars and
10 be Suspended from, taking the bacneior degree
and 10 sit alone by himself uncovered az neas curing
the pleasure OF the President and Felowa
This sentence was twice read publicly IN Inc Library
In presence Of the scholars the government ano VINO
-sr ~ ,ba Overseers chose 10 attend. The offender
having kneeled the President prayed hi.ei ~nln cue
corno9eal punishment was inflicted and the soleunies
were closed by another prayer from me f.esloent
curious proceeding for SUCH offence More than
hundred years elapsed after Us foundation before cor
porea punishment was abandoned lbos'oh traveller
Law Courts....ID efer,ed.l
corpr OF OYya AND TRRMrSER-The trial as to The
ALLEGED nuisance OF the Butchers Melting Establishment
Yas continued Yesterday and will be resumed TINS fore
noon The testimony is contradictory some OF TIE wit
o sav;ns the odor from the melting house is exceed
noIv offensive while others assert that does not differ
much from what observed in the bIoLng OF good
beeEseak and witnesses stated that tnere was no
smell arising from il al all number OF witnesses, both
ladies and gentlemen most OF whom resided IL the neigh
acknowledgement with scientific individuals as to the eff
fec, of the odor of melting house on the healtn-gave
testimony IL the case.
M,Rryr CouRr-Before Judge Waterman-Benj F.
FISK vs. Geo. w. Smtth-The plaintiff sues TO recover Of
Mr s wooden dealer in Fuitonst balance OF wa
res for year. having engaged he commended for that
fine but discharged before its termination 1t de-
MED that he had 90 engaged. Verdict for plaintiff 500
81 For plaintiff Mr. H Brewster for defendant Messrs.
Bebee and Belknap
CoURr OF ComMoS PLEAs-ln Cbambers-Before
Judge Ulshoetfer-Ha5eds Corpus.-AgreesblT 20 the
writ of Habeas Corpus sued out by Harriet Casey re-
Gnrinc her husband James Casey Ghey having separa
ted 10 goduce the person of Alice Casey their little
girl 81 years old in possession OF the father but Of
whom the mother claims the and custody the said
James appeared with the child and testimony was taken
The Judge decided that the said Alice be remanded back
TO the custody of her father but with the right and priv
ilege 10 the said Harriet to visit said child Alice AT all
proper times and that the said James shall not conceal
the sAid Alice that the said Harriet may not have
opportunity to her. but the said Harriet Is not to
take the said Alice from the custody Of her father with
out his consent and the said James is 10 inform the said
Harriet where the sad infant may be to board resides
so that she may be visited by her the said Harriet.
The father and mother young.lookng people, and
appear respectable After the parties had left the Office
the husband back in considerable apparent trepda
ton and inquired OF the judge if his wife 10 take
the child away if she to see her The Judge re-
She says If she gets hold of the child shant have
her again. The Judge told him, if the mother takes
away the child 10 inform his lawyer of it. who would
take care of the matter.
Before Judge lngraham.-Caleb D. Gadrsleere vs.
I'm Bielfeld-Thc defendant rep!cvined from Messrs.
Wheeler s. Blagge, So Beekmau.st quantity of mahog
any furniture left with them for SALE Mr. Giderseovo
then repevined them from Mr.. Bleied, claiming to
have bought out Wheeler Blagge. verdict was rem
dered for Mr.. B. in his replevin against w. B. and
this is brough, test the repevn Of Mr. G. Verdict
this forenoon. For plaintiff, Mr.. Shepard; for defend
ant Mr. w. S. Sears.