New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
Court Calendar TINS DAY.


Court Calendar TINS DAY.
COMMON P1EAs-Part Mos. 20, 81, 29l, ? II, is, |
S. 81 So 90 80 Part 2-Nos 90 81 80 ~ a. g. w.
50, 81, 30.
srpREnE CouRr-Before Chief Justice Bronson and
Judges Beardsley and Jewett-Tho oolscuon TeIsIlns
10 the Report as 10 the extension OF NiIhn 81 vas
continued Messrs Brady and Lord were heard IN Ia
vor Of the Report. The ground assumed Is lns, uo
law of 1899 requires the awards aud the W
be placed distinct Also, that although the abstract OF
the Report which made for persons Interested ana
the public generally to examine, did not separate Inem
but deducted the amount OF assessment from the swsu
and struck the balance which was dinerens ll0u 'nc
Renort vet that IL a subject with which the supreme
Court have nothing to do nor can they receive 'he SIN
dayits of parties Interested. which were msie On
tons 10 the abstract although the law AnorZes then 10
| be nresented TO the Commissioners These are the
principal points. Decision probably this forenoon
John W. 7readpay ads The PeoPe-Mr T. was con,
ycted at the Sessions of Oneida County on charge OF
perjury in falsely swearing as to the amount OF proper
IL he owned in qualifying "a to bail bond Appeal Is
made TO this Court The question Is whether the msgis
trste had jurisdiction TO take the oath. e. b. Gray
Eco was heard on the part OF Mr. l. and Judge Demo
for the People. Decision reserved =, -
| AImsron Kin9sbury ads The People Mr.. was con
yicted in Cortland County on an indictment Tor nui
ssnce in keeping Billiard room. The Judge, who tried
the cause charged the jury that In case OF the Snu
they were judges OF the law and the TACT appeal IS
made Mr. N. Hill, Jr was heard 10 oensn on m,. n,
| aud Mr. John Van Buren, for tbs People Inc court
held that keeping Billiard room Is not IN ltsen nu
sance and that testimony was presented tnss M n
kepta disordery house, beside which he ensIss -
| Judge was wrong the law being question iof tho
Court and the facts for the Jury Judgment re'etse"
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge UlshoeneI.
-Phe5e Ann Humphrey Va RatEV B0yd--The plainnh
! is the widow OF a revolutionary soldier. MT WIN n
Hoyt practitioner the bar but engaged particularly
In the pension business, showed 10 ihs Government ia
1915 her right TO receive pension under the law OF
1881 and procured Mr.. Boyd 20 collect the arrears,
| amounting to sio5 They proceeded togetner 70 'ne
II xxNIn
Eighth avenue and there. Mr.. Hoyt estned, after
Mrs Humphrey bad sent the persons present out OF tne
! room SIR Boyd divided the money-gyipg TO Mrs
Humphrey Sl55 and 10 Mr. Hoyt $50 which he cslmed
right 10 for his trouble In securing the pension. Mrs H.
or her friends subsequently considering that the division
was rather unequal brought suit TO recover OF Mr. Boyd
the amount given 10 Mr. Hoyt For defence II was said
that Mr. Hoy had taken much trouble in regard 10 the
| affair, fully earned what he charged and Mrs. Hum
phrey expressed herself sstshed-that Mr. A. sher-
man one of the counsel In this undertook to bring
suit in her behalf and did but that Mrs Humphrey
subsequently gave release which she signed, (Mr h.
said with her hand To meet this It was stated on
the part of plaintiff that the release was not obtained In
good faith that Mrs Humphrey cannot read or write,
and that Mr.. Hoyt guided her hand she wrote, and
farther that he promised to give her 5000 she signed
L. but that he aterwsrd her but dollar IL Is
denied that Mr. H. 60 promised; IL stated by that
gentleman that with the Bliss, and what Mr. Boyd and
himself advanced Mrs H. the sum amounted to about
500 The husband for whose services In the Revolution
she obtained tie pension, named Alex Mckay. She
| now draws the pension, which 10 about 500 or $40
year and is entitled Mr. Hoyt thinks to pension for
her second husband and he was investigating the mat
ter when this suit entered. To be continued this
! forenoon-For plaintiff Mr. Tomlinson and Mr. sher
man for defendant, Mr. J. N. Taylor and Mr. w H.
| Meeks.
lam Jones saerff-The plaintiffs who merchants In
Water.st claim to have owned power printing press
| and standing press which were Ia possession OF Mr.
Douoas priner and levied upon by The sheriff under
execution against Mr.. D. In favor OF Mr. Peou1e, type
Manufacturer They bring action ofespss' to recover
the value The tried once before, and verdict
given in favor Of the sheriff To be continued this fore
noon For plaintiffs Mr. Norton and Mr. J. T. Mills. For
defendant Mr. N. B. Blunt and Mr. NJ. ). Brewster.
INTENDED RISING or The MExIcAss.-Le tiers
from Mexico that plans laid before the battle
OF Baens Vista general rising of the Mexicans In the
captured places TO act in concert with Santa Annss
strong cavalry force after the latter had defeated Gen
Taylor letter from Ma,amoros, from member OF
the Massachusetts re giment says:
The wife Of Mexican who was concerned In the
affair disclosed few days ago that list Of eighty Anne
cans residing here had been made out and they were
10 be mastered In cold blood had this from Capt
shannon, whose name wss third on the list
DIsGRAcEFUL Row AT PITTSBURGH "A Mn,stey
pulled from the Pulpit The Pittsburgh Dispatch con
tsns the following account of most dsscefui scene
In that city
on Friday evening during prayer meeting which
was held in the Baptist Church. on sxthst. under the
charge of Rev Mr.. Teasdale, man named Blackburn
and number Of other persons, went into the church
|
Mr.. Teasdse and struck bin two or three times anf
pulled him from the pulpit; general rush was mad
and number OF hghts ensued, during which the light
| In the church put out. The police tooi
brought 70 the scene but no arrests were made.
| II The June number Of the COLUMBIAN jos
out 10 made up principally. of contributions from GU
most distinguished duth0yesas-s vulgar but somewhs
necessary word. We notice excellent prose and poer
by Mrs OsgOod, Mrs. Hewitt Mrs Sigourney, Mis-
Blackwell Mas sedgwck, Mrs. Judson, Mrs. Hurley
Mrs Elicit Niles Augusta Browne, Miss Annie aiddleto
and Grace Greenwood-beside paper or two from Ii
man. Porter Butler 7 e. Arthur and others In gener
the matter IL admirable. Upon the whole IL 10 the
original we think of It's class Of Magazines and deserve
the most liberal coursgement-especislly from Ii
citizens Of Eew.York Ormsby & Hseket, publisher
ll6 Fultonst
CY. The ORiESrAL BATH, Poem, by c.
; PEcKHAM. Newport r. L. is published By the Au,hC
and sold bis Bathing Establishment whose virtues
10 intended TO set forth. We should rather take
, hs baths than read bis poem.
, MARRIED:
! On the 18TH inst Al Christs Church. Ia Hudson,
I, | Rev IsaAc H. Tuule, ISAAC DAYTON, Of the City
= New. York TO Miss EMMELlNE BARNARD, daughter
. Robert A. Barnard, Esq OF Hudson.