New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-15

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Law Courts.
r...,,ox PtEAs-ln G hambers be
fsrsf ef - Sri,o,Q Warrants-Samuel Drury
a. lstge I.lsn5 was brought up on two stlweA
s'fis "A ami by the Ems and Protection Fire In.
r.fs r,,,psnies Who claim that ne owes mem oVVO
,ss money paid to him on policies OF insurance
- Sos hou.es jewery. &c burnt about years
sFs..t not being bona hde, SC. Tie was held to
~dsr,,snd In the sum OF 1900 on each
s.i complaints We understand. have also been
yS...,o.t him at Long Island, in reference to the
i,ss demand for payment, on which he has a'V
SsAi
-, COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge Ulsboeher.
y -.ng s. Bib6y n p. Ltseoub-hr IS vas
for Mr. l.. In prosecuting dispo',esion WsI.~u
mss,strste. lie sues 10 recover iuH sups,. e.,
ss,, The claim was opposed on tne x VoHS Jun. -. '"
~sb.6 no right under tho act 10 charge TOT No.
A,sursements and the counsel WI ,nN',.'L
lNsfof the point cited the case Of Van Nhsehout"
go az yersict Tor piainaf SCI - subject TO the
ts-ot tbe Court with liberty to turn II into non
Hvs verdict for oefeDdsn's = Al.
f,sfm n MuAen vs. Is6ae HeEt'n III III ~ "a lne
10 Iss4-t5 ssreed 10 give Mr.. NJ. SoJO mOnth
fs,s ,nonths on consideration that the steamboat
h.,opaing to latter. should not touch AZ any III
Y ts;.,e places between Hudson and Newt OK or go
=. ~ Hudson. Action Is brought 70 recover SOW
Is0s".-, being for the last month. which Mr.. N re-
q o.v GA the ground that the Hudson broke her
D<sp y * stoppng once At Cstskill and once at
fss~.ss The Jury considered, however. that her
vas 9 matter Of necessity. Verdict for plain
ots -, : For plsintiA Mr : Benedict, for de.
-, Mr. Van ssnivoord and Mr. Dodge.
...x,,o, CoUHT-Before Judge Oakley George w.
=. Roekrood & P,rTy.-Mr. p. charges that he
.sS 70 loan bis notes 10 K & Z. once for their &C
H..ndstop and once for bis own, but they passed
J. ,s,dpg upward of $500 on them, which Mr. P. was
- A nav lie sues 20 recover the amount The
80 Il made by Mr.. lockwood, who says the trans
,ou wa. wholly the part Of Mr. Perry for bis own
". Verdict for plsintif, 1888 09-For plaintiff Mr.
an. For defendant, Mr Waters.
r.,,SE CoUET "A suit for assault and battery was
l.,red by AnsOn HrTick OF the crew Of the Prus
Ia brs Emill for alleged severe III In defence
ta urged that BY the treaty between the United states
a Pru,ss the Courts OF the United States have no u
aSeion In such cases the mafter being left wholly
al The Prusssn Consul The case there rests.
vsrrsnt subsequently sued out by the Prussian
sosui against the man as desertef, and he was ar
s,ed by Deputy Marshal Flanagan At boarding house
Wesist and brought before Judge Belts, who ordered
at he should be delivered 10 the Consul agreoably to
s, Of the treaty At the request OF the Consul he
,ss committed 10 the Tombs, TO be keptin custody un-
Z The vessel il ready 10 start
~ The .JonesJoro' Wig has the following an
ser t. the question "Whst harm has this War
sDe 10 US
Col VIM. B. Csmpbelrs lot regiment Of Tennessee
.unteers numbered 1000 brave men on the march 10
texicO. Only $50 rank and file. Of this gallant regi-
sent returned with their Colonel TO their homes
aCOl WIN. Il. BaskelFs % regiment of Tennessee
,olun,eers numbered 1910 on their march 10 Mexico
ouy $50 OF these gallant rank and file, returned
.i,h Col Haskell 10 their homes and iriends-their
,iyes and childrenth heir fathers mothers, sisters,
Fathers and other relatives aud friends.
The rest of them-tbirteen hH,drCd and hiry-sck-
ga and bullets disease and shot and swords, have
.on,gned 10 early grave in foreign land from their
,.ive homes without collins and winding sheets, or
.s.fI.. rsrIf tasNa
.lov,i mournful and vscsDt many loved homes
md hresdes but the sleeping dead know il not They
,Dose beneath the burning sands of an inhOspitabe
lime promiscuously thrown together and there they
nu,t rest In quiet III the last loud trump calls the
IONS OF the earth 10 stand before the God OF Armies
LoGIc AND PHILOsOPHY Extract Of a letter
rom the Washington correspondent OF the Boston
Post
A CURIOUS Decision BY the tariff law Of $40
was provided that philosophical apparatus was 10
y admitted free of duty. prominent church IN New
fers imported quantity of costly csrpeting Anxious
the duty issue made at the Custom House
nd referred 10 the Treasury there 10 be determined by
ps Of the auditors The arbitrator belonged to ths do
and ths church was In safe hands, OF course
due season he delivered his opinion as follows The
'hrstlan religion no reasoned s system OF PhitOs0
h. the purest and best ever promulgated because OF
4 divine origin for the promotion Of this system,
hurobes are required churches are visited by men
I'd women : men end women all the world over, love
onfort 10 make church place of comfort II IL ne
snsry that the floor be covered with carpetng ergo,
rpeting IL included under the head of philosophical
vpsrGfus" and being clearly within the meaning and
uview Of the section. 10 exempt from duty
"
IgfHAM LINCOLS, EsQ.-There are few gentle
men who were members of the Massachusetts, House of
representatives last Winter who will not remember the
member from bingham. He addressed the House
umbsr ofti,nes and bis speeches we're singular med
y OF and His speech the bill con
srning the South Shore Railroad contained passages
III Of wit and huuor still there was an incoherenco
bout all that he said that puzzled many 10 understand
10 character of his mind. Tie was however, general
,Orts with the members. for he was kind hearted,
ssning and all will be sorry 10 learn that on
undsy last he taken 10 the Mclean Asylum al
hsresown furiously insane. His case, we regret To
arm, 10 considered almost hopeless one. This sad
ID Of Mr. Lincoln will fully account for the character
bis speeches last Winter and will cause feeling OF
sret 70 many minds that sportive remarks were made
reference to them. Boston Atlas.
CLEANING HARNEss.-There should be two pairs
sirths In use with the saddle, when the horse has
uch work TO do TO allow each pair 10 be thoroughly
ssned and dried before being again used. The best
az TO clean grihs Ia fire, to scrape of the mud with
life. and then TO wash them In cold water, aud hang
sm up So ss 10 dry quickly. Warm water makes them
rink rapidly, and So does long exposure to wet II
ere is time. they should be washed in the same day
" have been dirted but II not on being scraped al
ght they should be washed in the following morning
hung up In the air TO dry and If the air IS damp let
I'm be hung before the kitchen FIRE Girths allowed to
with the mud ON soon become rotten and unsafe
e stirrup feathers should be taken of and spOnged
an of the mud and dried with & cloth. The stirrup
and bi, should be fret washed in water and then
bed dry with a cloth Immediately after being used
sand and water, thick wooden rag clean these
ne well and dry rub afterward with "a clotn makes
'm bright Some smear them with oil ON setting
I'm past TO prevent rust but oil evaporation leaves
csinous residuum 10 which dust readily sdheres and
not easily taken OF sfterward. The curb-chain is
II cleaned by washing in clean water, and then rub
dry and bright by friction between the palms of both
lds The saddle.fsps should be spOnged clean of
3D. and the seat spOpged with wrung sponge, and
,bed dry with cloth Carriage harness should be
,nsed clean of mud kept soft and plisbo with fine
and. when not japanned. blackencd with the best
V. black There should be no plating or brass on =
ner's harness plsn iron japsnned, or iron covered
h leather forming the nestcst most easily kept and
vicesble mounting. Bright metallic mountings OF
.ry kind the gsrb of the shabby genieel
The hands of ordinary rustic groom StePheRss
OK Of As Fdrm
MARINE JOURNAL.