New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-09
Law Courts.. d eferree.


II. s. ctncurr Couar-Before Judges Nelson and
He.s-a Grand Jury was sworn, consisting of The fol-
1owin. gentlemen William s. Gee, foreman, Moses H.
Grlnnell. Elias Hatfield Edwd. Innesr. Milford MARTIN
VIM Mench. BENZ, PRIME. Samuel Putnam. Jasper
Trumpy. Jesse Van Ankin VIM. Varian, Benz :; webb
James Webster. }. sherman bro~neu' WE II. Duun'
Peter Coutant Henry Davis
Judge Nelson charged the Jury, in which he alluded
10 the Captain and Mate of the schooner fatuAeh h
charged with offences against the lsw Proniot'ne JUG
Slave trade Also TO the arrested LOT counefieAE
ing. &c. after which the Grand Jury retlfo'
C,acrrr Couar-Before Judge Edmonds-Denu
Mccarthy Hod &C. ,Ss N"rsb baf Of the
Gallon House. plaintiff claiming as heir to Aid Denis
McCsrthy the former owner already referred TO- Inc
pedigree pretty well proved, butthe defendants con
na that the proceedings OF plaintiff in obtaining his
certificate Of naturalization in Saratoga Co. were notre
ua- he never having declared his Intentions uncer oath
TO become citizen OF the United STATES ana Eenou1ce
all foreign princes poentates. &c II was COMMENCED
,ha, AZ the final certificate gwen by the Court OF Common
Pleas at Saratoga, declaring the painh mao coniormeo
20 the law was regular, this Court could mol 60 1eonu
the certificate long argument ensued and Judge Ed
monds finally decided where man comes In ana Claims
"a CITIZEN superior title TO an estate over the person
he show that he has fully ccniormedt to
the of Congress- in procuring bis ap
reared from the testimony that plaintiff had never sworn
his intentions become citizen but by mistake OF DIS
lawyer had been made TO swear 10 notice required un
der former law of Congress, OF his having arrived IN
the country and wishing TO become citizen nonsuit
was then asked and argued to the time OF adjourn
ment.
! Court OF OYER AND TERMINER.-The sentence in re-
laon TO the Butchers Milling Association was not pro
nouuced Yesterday the counsel for defendants wishing
farther time in which TO present Dill OF excePuo9s
Mr. OConor for complanants, asked Tor speedy oe-
cislon in the Many persons are In DOUBT wnener
thew will retain or hire houses in the vicinity for the
next year. Mr.. Blunt supported the request. IL lne
nuisance continues the persons IL the neighoornooa
could and abase it by personal force MI c.aIR ud
az TO attack The Association alter the verdict winch
has been given do intend to continue the nuisance
They have expended $500 in experiments to obviae the
difficulty that is burn the smoke and avoid the otien-
ve air and still farther plans were dnder consideration
This case to be brought up on Thursday When the
Court will decide whether to sentence now (ar Eo s
or dscamed any desire OF punishment as TO the ino
viduals, but wished removal and an immediate re,
u1ova of the grievance complained oi)-or TO defer vi
the Oyer and Termner meeting, in the early part Oh
! May. -
The case Of Potter was also laid till Thursday
CouRr OF CoMMoN PLEAs-Before Judge Daly-
Omen Clark John ". Somcr dyke-Acaon OF reple-
vim in relation effects restrained upon at No 80 AK
ers but fact the ownership OF said house and
LOT 25 they having belonged Joshua sutton deceased
who died intestste The property is new Claimed by a
b. Sutton. nephew of Joshua, who AYERS that Charles
Sutton joshua the other claimant and who Issued
the landlords warrant owner Is an ilegitmate son.
and cannot inherit This is denied 1t being averred tnas
Joshua was secrety married to Catherine Jsckson 'as
mother of Charles before the birth OF Charles about 80
years ago. she being at the time In her LIN year. buch
testimony adduced.
Catharne Mory, respectable LOOKING lazy, Weafins
spectaces and whose appearance would denote her 10
have been of handsome appearance ia her earlier days.
aud was the Kate Jackson alluded to- gave testimony
She stated that she privately married to Joshua Su
ton and that they came to New York together With
view TO keep il She then between 10 and
II years of age She married by Rev Mr. Williams
OF the Baptst Church in Ollverst then Fayettest AZ
ter their marriage they returned to Cornwall ia oneieht
soop the usual kind of passenger vessels at that PERIOD
Her child (he party in the present case was born At
months after her marriage. Her husband eDJo!neo &C.
! H. harr, Inn
duced her the family with whom she resided alter her
marriage his wife. Six months after their marriage
on her claiming from him her rights as vile. he told
her their marriage was all sham He never dio mucn
for her afterward. She visited him. in company with
her SOD. about years ago at the Asylum Blooming
dale, where he then was.
A son of Rev. Mr.. Williams called to the stand
He produced the books containing the registers OF
marriages kept by his father throue hout the the term OF
his ministry being from Oct 1896 TO hlay 1928 the last
register being three days previous to his DEATH
The whole number of persons married by him during
that period was 32l6 couple Witness has examined
the books does find In the index or contents the
marriage of Joshua Sutton and Caharine Jackson In
one place there is entry of Mr. Isaac PRISON to Mrs.
Catharne Jackson and that is the only Catharine Jack
mentioned in the Register The name of Joshua SUIT
ton is not in 1t.
GENERAL SESSIONS uesday-Recorder Scott
charged the Grand Jury Several recognzan ;es were
forfeited Francis Bgby tried for assault and bat
tery-Convicted, and will be sentenced on Friday.
E-7uesday-John ]. Kinney, fugitive
from justice arrested in Cincinnati brought into the
City Tuesday by the officers who have been in pursuit
of him. 10. James has been arrested In Philadelphia,
charged with being concerned in the robbery Of Living
sons Express. Capt Thomas j. Warren, Of Phiadel.
phia while passing along Waterst near James, was
seized by female and two men and robbed oil watch
worth sic and pocketbook containing S9....The
dwelling of Mr. Aired E. Brown, No. 10 Rdge-st. was
entered Monday night and robbed of silver watch,
gold chain and key; also two boxes, containing va
rious articles OF jewelry.