New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07
Inv Courfa.

Law courts.
VICE CHAScELLoR', CouHr-Beloro Vice Chancellor
ssndford-D C ! ions .-CdroliGe NOdiRs ys. +. j.
Eod,as-In tris for divorce In the Circuit Court the
Jury found verdict for plaintiff. Motion - made tor
new trial the ground that the acts OF Mr.. y. IN
Connecticut before removing 20 this city. were mprop
ery allowed 10 be gwen in evidence. The Court does
not think 90 That testimony was necessary in order
20 show the intimacy Of the parties, ana the charge Of
the Judge to the JSy that they s %S nSs %as
Motion for new trial denied.
Thomas McSoriey and rJe vs. y0anHa basgH ana
ofrs-The trusts under the will OF Robert Wilson de
clarsd 10 be void. they extending beyond two lives
The real estate belongs 20 the heirs Reference for
partition.
,es Fi,ld J. NJ BrcdhHrs and Others, EIecu,ors-Cross
Bill Decided that the trusts under the will OF Moses
Field are void they extending beyond two lives, and
that the pecuniary legacies must fall with ther1 As the
Executors have gone on IN their trust however Tor -
years their acts thus far decided to be rathed and
confirmed and suitable provision made Tor their IN
demnity His children entitled ~ his real aud per
sonal estate subject 10 the provisions OF his Will Re
ference ~ master as TO The education oil tne MINOR
children, Sc. pursuant 20 decree.
r. w. Srti,b Trustee s.. vs.. gorge ~ Muller and 9th
ers-Modon for receiver OF Tsttersahs' in Broadway
denied.
on Pearl a. HoU-N allowed unless defendant gives Sc
curity pursuant to direction OF Court.
j. H. Suydam vs. Cr0f0E Insurance C0mpaHy-SaMe vs..
John Brgna Rsceicer Schoton 10 dissolve injunction
Granted and supplemental OIL suit SCI
There were several other decisions on demurrer &c
SUPERIOR CoURr-The April term commenced yes.
,erdsy before Chief Justice Jones and Judge Oakley.
Judge Vandsrpoel not being sufficiently recovered from
his recent illness TO the duties OF the bench.
Habecs C0rpe.-Wiliiam GTegg vs.. Mary EtilaoeiA
Gre1z-Dr Gregg Of Philadelphia married Miss IVES
teryet the respondent In this case daughter OF MI
usrman Wesleryet They went 10 reside at Phladel.
phia but through some disagreement separated; and
Mrs g. returned 10 this city IN lci2 bringing with neF
their infant son and has continued 10 possess It's care
aud custody. DIR. q. now claims Us possession and
sued ou, writ Of ha5sas corpus requiring Mrs. g. TO
produce H. &c Tho claim Of Dr. u me CUSTODY Oh ne
child resisted various grounds but principally mat
the child requires the care and attention oil Us
Messrs. David Paul Brown, OF PnuadelPHis ana bis'
Livingston ESQ OF this City appear In behalf OF Df w.
and Msssrs J. w Gerard and Isaac Dayton Tor Mrs ..
Dispositions read. aud the case Will be continued
- Mr. James L. Barton, OF Buffalo, in recent
WORK upon the Commerce Of the Lakes sets down me
value OF the trade at nine Of the principal ports sou
OOOOOO-S36 100000 Of exports, and s2iOoOOOO OF I'm
ports That of Buffalo alone Is sil,OOOOoO
Remarks.
In 1904 when first visited Buffalo, there were
only four families or parts of them Mr. Crow wno
kept kind OF dog tavern Mr. Bette small indian
trader Mr. Johnson, small pie and cracker baker
.ort Of an sttache Of Mr. Trout who kept good tavern
a, Fort Erie on the British side and Dr. Chaplin Now
it has commerce Of 100000 "a population Of
al 900 which Ia about half the number that tns cry
..i,sd IN I-os ME-.
MisERAL NEws.-Extract OF letter received IN
Detroit from Lake Superior
EAGLE RIVER, Feb. p, l547
You will andn good spirits, the veins on me
North American location turning out nfst rate since
h let they nsve found other vein three ieet VICE
they have four Or Eve good veins al near oy CoPP-.
Falls loo alton il very tue they have Aoout one
and nifty tons of mineral that VIII do 10 snleit ~
and Western are doing well. was over 10 LAKE la
Bse last week Siblsys location 10 looking very me
All the locations round Lake La Belle 90 nrst rae.
have heard from the On'onsgon number Of unes ms
Winter they sre all doing well those that are "orkins
1 heard that A mar from I. Palmers locanon
started 70 come down 20 the mouth OF the r'et Ahu
froze 70 death heard his name was BABY IRON Onio'
RrrrR. oF ISDIANs FROM THE WEsr.-N c
Ybii.hed some months ago extracts from etier I'd
Detailing the dreadful suffering OF party Oh New orr
Indians principally Senecs5, VINO under various plass
BE uretexs had been Induced 70 enigrate 70 'ne .,
West Nos, Of these Indians have died lew stepped
in yretchedness and poverty have succeeded IN settn3
back The feeble remainder are ANXIOUS - return o1
are unable. Under these crcums4nees M tVLsoh
of the senate with berevolence OF iee.ns snc
of wat 1. due % moe, cruelty wronged people, doing
him infinite honor has introduced bill sppropraun2
A. 900 10 furnish them with provisions medicine eotn
Iny and transportation 70 this cify-tne Governor %
ont an agent 70 proceed forthwith 20 the West on n
brand OF mercy We hope the bill viii be iayorao
-eceivsd bv the Legislature tie passage IS called ioi
by every consideration Of night and f2irdeslins me
.,o-y of Indian wrongs mas not been nall tod
probably never will be fully, bat We SHAH endeaYor ere
on 70 i've The facts as nearly they can be sscertned
Ia rcard 70 ths emizraOn Of the party TO wnicn We
~ .bovs alluded. Buffalo Com ADV.
A SAD FIRE.-The house Of Montgomery =. Z.
whsIlon. of this town, took FIRE on Friday night ns
night OF the storm, and was entirely destroyed, a.
irS furniture, excepting one BED The IRE go
ssvspeed when discovered inst Mr. W. hsd 6srey ulas
10 snatch MS children OF ths chamber N EnSn
wero sleeping There no other dss s Sow ~Ia',
hall mile-ihe storm swtul-the VIM ~ 49,
hurreane-dense clouds OF snow nyi - ~, their
sesP'Hs sN''l'"'' ~ lWesspor Ps!ioi.