New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22


p-To,. Judge Edmonds-Na'haa w.
cnerrr corf cor, Blnisd.A Jo.a l.. Gdvetson' Ja,sf'
raes " Jsh,,s -, VIA King and Peier f7Tchnd.--
- Fnls'n 4 ZONES were plaintiffs 10 an cNrcu-
vsfs 6sIss,. ia sssns, Samuel b DIobiee, etocNeIy
"a MAJ "a. Pearl ST; Messrs LEM snu h'sk VI. ~
s ,.,r. under the executor i i,o, "a NJ
es fqso sold the property ie'lea opo, 81 80
.~,scnesf Sr s, The levy was made on TIE osy OF
,'.s,1sg rs ~ n;bblee Mr.. Esston claims TO nave
- EseS d PRIOR TO his death. ~ sssun'lhs 1 ~
y<essss .rS5tos. lie brings acton o. 1909
s,,ato ~ ~, IN The above parties and lso * >xVOV
s'se-i,ps saeee u sh'lIi - 80,
T. Es~,.,,ossetlon Of considerable tesun'ohy ,no
stfr us ~ a nopsuii, considering me uansacuoh
cscf &c. nader the statute ~ reisboh % ssies
~ " N delay creditors 3e-sor pa'nI,, al,'
- css,yr and Jordan. fof 'eieuO'"' '4' .
- ~ .seopd trisl Of the case, the suit having
Ias .esd three or four years sgo sno .aIeh ~,
30 rial on appeal to the 49, 80.
vas ,.Ie The same course sss'"' e'' '"' P""''
Ffoosay, - sble 10 realize Tie ioes-
rs'h'F n con are fond OF botneraho"
IA sweet procIssnnauoh,
You arc jas, In TIE sl'uauo"
To enjoy suit slaw'
,-vn s1Arrs DISTRICT CoSkI-De ne,,. Frso,o
-. VI. 10 relation to me enais rs srnounee,n,t
-lne VS. ,cstrued Contrary 10 me
Mons wss so,,;dersbe additional testimony was
o. WecIeo.y a. "a both sides and Mr. Graham, tor
wodsc,d yes.sy,,s argBmen. before the Court 81 10
DE eesSts The summing up VIII proceed 'i' lore
occa- IL. ,-,.,..a..
kess '. r.S,.son vs. EdnaHd CoJ'@-Ac'iOh loi a.,
A. and false Imprisonment aIeaoy ie.eii.u
re Covrt charged II rsisaUn - ., ose Con-
Isfiy hss ne ca,rscter Of another, but he has no
nsnesnon = ..sertiops founded on mere suspicion.
- e,gsng A person TO be eifesten II tneJ nav
70 cssss tbfy are Justified In doing 80, but II not
~, s,s liable Mr. Coffin ga mol make lne enaaV1
o. N WIZ h, oaeen induced by the reward offered.
az, siaenced it he is liable. He is not liable
n Ia merely appearing as witness aitcrw@d.
yefGsci tbs fcrcho'H
s,,,y,'s JrHr-Before Commissioners McCoun,
, .s.a White snd Jury--Ihe inquiry as TO the
- ~s,oslra mind or Otherwise Of Mrs. Philip Reed,
80 II Colin Reed, was continued.
h. ,,s,sed that N consequence OF the death OF her
~ and brother and other relatives her mind had
80 .o,evhs, afflicted previous 10 the death Of Mr..
r,,J IN his viii which 10 dated 18th September,
eg he ,dses 10 the circumstance and gives his ex-
,s,or. DAVID 2 Williams, VINO married the niece OF
w. ana John Adams all bis estate, consisting oil pre-
~ g. p,osSway 3sl and 3s3 Broadway. and other
,,,v M tru,; ior bis said wife, should she recover
.yeo, of her recovery che is 70 have the property
N. Broadway and certain persona property nance as
bsr own In fee and the femalnutI vi VIC eea'O ""'
he, life During the continuance OF her iIhess, mI
WiTism. was 70 occupy 90 Broadway On whcn pr
Resd lived during bis hetme) and have the use OF tne
furniture plate &c without rent or charge put 10 sur
rspasr such 70 Mrs. Reed on her recovery rom her
Jness or arrangement In case she docs not recover
me executors are 10 sell sufficient Of the real estate TO
p.y Certain eeacies and al the rest Of the estate in
tc9nq 9e Broadway 10 90 10 his niece Mrs. Williams.
end bis nephew yohn heeo, ana Tour SISTERS OF a'er
,A.fe and share slike.
Ma Reed has no children having lost her daughter
Ma, next Of kin are her two brothers John I. and sam
vel DeIspsne.
Yu. T. was In the City Hall while the examination
su procee ding and was very anxious TO 60 into me
rom where the Commissioners were sitting but her
henos advised her not TO do SO.
n ,ppesrtd BY the testimony that her mind had be
s,e sa.eted by the loss OF her lighter her only child
nd the death Of her brotEor-partcularly as TO the
manner az his death ne having committed suicide by
,,kinr lsudanuu. She blamed herself for not sending
.onsr ior oh, slcian thinking che might have saved
NJ, Me On Inc death on her husband her mind having
beome eofessed she imagined il was by partaking OF
etspberres which she had prepared, supposiDg the
eszipr Of the dh In which she had done SO TO contain
deieicTious matter
she and some OF her friends now claim that her mind
hs become restored, while others including MI VII
lsrns and Mr. Adams, hold the reverse.
Alice Kierpsn the OF Mrs. X. Out who refused,
In swearing 10 kiss the book) testified 10 acts Of Mrs.
r such as necessarily walking and talking, using i'm
proper language afraid TO cal bread and cake lest u had
been poisoned &c.
Dfs Patuson and Goldsmith testified 70 having ex-
snned the state Of mind OF Mrs. X. considered her
perfectly sans 60 be con,inued)