New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-14
Law Courts.

CIRCUIT SOCsr-I 9~sdsJ -Nos =, 10, ~, 49, %, 81
/ TO -. 81, So, -, s. 50, -, 81
Law Courts.
surssIoE CoURr-Befors judges Ossley, Yan1sy,..l
and Sand People sf tie stss ~
Sesr- Yors I'm BrcslSy az si.-AetOn pr NJ ALI.
.f.nst Mr. Corss one Of me sereues sdminiss,,
ton bond on the estate Of Charles Buckley deceased ~.
Court considers that the proesedins IN ordering the bosI
b sued we're ifrssur ana gave Judgment io dsfssl
Ant ressrying the liberty 70 change IL 10 nonsuit
Norris n CoA<a, pia'aff ~ eryer vs. Joan w. D1ros
,f Al d<fsaSants IN srror-Appes from Josiies' Court
70 recover Of Mr. D. surety Of DR. Chase for pert o.
hoss in sprnss the other part being occupied By pss
tia'. own family. Three quarters we're paid when Dr.
moved out and the action for the oarth quarter TIE
rn.. "a. ed 10 the justice, Court before Jury The
defence wAs that there hsd been an sscticn snf stef
hearing testimony ths Jay sossSsssa tnss ESQ ssss
IL appears DR.. 4. ~ss dentist ana naa more eompuy
than Pss 20 The ismiiy OF W. - ~ . 'Ae theJ
mued the door BELL 80 thar eussofne swoua rns vcn,
threw nut shells ia the stair carpet made enPe.ssri
msss that could be head BY the family Of Dr Z ke Dr.
C. dnay considered the treatment sgee IS eomPsi sa
- ,,oy- out tn. Court cOnsdsred th1 iAni.orc,
such u bound 20 give tenant qast sno peseesss
possession ard thst eycuoa Ia his case hs oess nses
Nosu,ssii B. Hl,i VI. Aiarnn H,llard-Jussnso, I<
F5s-sser s Bsaes VI. Robert Jrndesaier e alJiss
Tsssaor. Rsrsya .ss TAss Crane Bsai'Nsw tris.
r NJ and " y DossAsrts. ph,,. N srrsr vs.. Joan 4
Psnhag. dfdt. N srTor-Joesn,ent rexersed 49,,
dgfusfls {. Baidrtn ". Jofsph j. FaiHer-aotiot 70
J,sss,io X RSdis sds W~ r. Iass s slnotou sr
new uial denied
covsr o. COMMON PlE.s-Iu Chambers-Bsisrs
ledge Inssham -I.s6sas Cogyss-Ps,ries aeLasshla
compisirsd OF Joseph scuter, chsfsng the Atef VIA
unawfuy impnsonns snd ectaaics we o. sse
com psnast y uHg about 10 )esfs OF se nsusst
Ana McLsughin
Mr. Child eosn.sl Tor defendant made rslarn. deny
Aun, snd thar she ~As free TO -, &C
Il appears the yosng woman IA. besn ia tho enpsI
With III. family and Ia, done fof months. She
two or ihres ines 20 Mr. kiass Methodist Church in
I foHar I'D - "a
qussted be bapuseS which shs was Heg fsther, ~hes
he heard Of IL, the ehuIeh and demanded that de
should leave H. lie told she Tree o GO % II de
p'ea,.d lie went 10 The house Of Mr. ;. where shs wa
rd made the deusnd Of her when SIZE ,sis Via ID
NOT want 70 leave RE then seired hold Of her, bat -
excsted herself sad the fAhsr brought this proeeedpe
The Judge hearing the case sisted that sue va NJ
70 80 ss.Sr She aid .hs i.hsd to rsiurn IL
house where che 6ss resided ana len ne ones VITA Nm
souder who hsd accompanied her. MI Amorssa1 tx
complainant, Mr Child for def nee
Crscrrr sr-Bsfore Judge srous.-Joi- D Pcas>
pln vs. Ties y Hsmblta and Dsvd " Reese -Aeuon Cor
false iniprisou sc IN causing the pslrn, Ia l9
10 be psced in The Lunsiie Asylem afesdy referred To-
The cause ofdeay bringing the case % s wss sNtt
be that Of MI John A. Morrill, Who originally hsd hecsss
in hand entered ti form that required ~ De sterd
Sc The counsel stated that Mr. C. has areyersiousys
terest iu an the amount Of $4,000 on this he
borrow ed s. coo from Mr Dudley seoen and ensrwud
he ,ans amount from Mr. Hambin, {, pay Mr. Sslies
AM gave Mr. H. the reverson In security "a the la
ofApnl. 1910. Mr. {. being un~e sud bad 10 Keep bic
Bin had . carriage broush 10 the door q Mr. C. ~ks
Dr. X. there Nh. having Ar. Jackson an sitscee
ofthe Bowery Theatre. with him ard under piesnes
taking Mr. out to ride they induced bin % act inot the
carriage with Mr Jackson ~ho drove With him out tetbs
Luuatie Asy um, and len him there DE- Reese 'endsts
letter 10 the Principal, and the commitment or wsNs
! Or Reese ADD MIR Hsntn having gone before Mvis
ana made The Necessary affidavit af { w.lts
.ted In DAYS by hsbras corpus 10 IL cont-ndet that
carrying Mr {. 10 the Lclstic Asy ~as IN every
speet wrong, he not beI nsAn. &c We believe pee
Improbable cause has teen pot To- The following hs
/ brief yeg OF the testimony:
Rsnry W. Jaesssn testified belonging to the rhesns
was directed BY Mr. Hsmhln 10 - 70 The house OF NJ
Champn Tor the key Of the iron chest which MI tsPt
Mr. II. came with witness as far ~ the Tomes ~hesv
DR. Reese; after conyeIsnf together they wentinn
the Police Ohce, and AFTER coming out We tnree1re
ceeded to the house Of Mr.. Chsmpo. IN Pesrlst' ~
there informed Of intention 10 send Mr. g. 10 the Ay
lum Dr. Reess said 70 NJ Champinn no must sst uo 80
take Tide into the country; hesa'sd a. take oim 9Th
out his wifes consrnt, when Dr.. X. told me MIRA C. -
perfectly satisfied hey sot carriage ard secomp0ss
Mr. c. for ride, but took HIN 70 he Asylum, hsvsg
a letter the Superintendent from Or. Reese who ss1
he would follow Us In hs sis oat 90 not 20 1s tlne
lett Before leaving tho Asylum. MI ChAmpin sect ff
ne to hi' eel; he asked me BY What authority isthiD
there, tod him By authority Vi Mr. HsDbln ard d.
Reese. be tod ma ~ csil UPON hs f. and tell her dN
sud tlen eel 70 work T. get hin oui he was 'ieky bal
In answer question OF DR.. Reese who with
Mr. bambin. present the trial re witness sss
he hsd oi heafc int pa'th took On ounce o. i.1dsnsm
that he tore he bfldages Oh bis a,m ssr be had bses
tlsd told Dr. r. tha' Mr.. g missng AZ fms
heard 80 from llr hsnOiin ssV Or hee'u frequently
the Bowery Thsstsr with hr Hambliu dii no, lnov
that Ai was 50 violent - 70 require four wsehmsav
hold him except what was got from Dr. X there wS
unkEdnsss on the part OF Dr. r. q ME Or Mrs. Chanpls
/ on that day.
Or. Wilon physician Of ths Asylum testified TO As @.
being brought 10 the Asylum he sick and WEAKLY s
su'uay bale hearty manl bat saw no evidence q 10
sanity dslirium trs he in company viii 10
nacs while there he mplsnsd AZ being there shsa
he came he conyersed raonsy spoke about The oesoa
OF the building. ssd the land which Il was erected
part Of Il, AT time belonged TO hs grandfather
gave testimony before Judge Oakley that did not eoats
james ~ Hale testified that Re wsnt 10 the Asylum "
log sent forl and saw Mr. Champlin Ia cell which w.
open from corridor he said he did not know why hs
] " A. A vary m
wished witness 10 get him out Inc people there vsrs
playing all sorts Of antcsin fact all crsxJ except psns
| Tin vas glad when got bsck 10 the keepers room
procured writ of habeas coPus going TO the AsJun
10 il, DR. Reese there h. asked no, to ss
the habeas c0rp II nigh nJure his professional nps
tat said he would get him out some other wsy a.
day or two Dr. Reese spoke Of its he better for hn
recolleet that he did Mr. Chsmpin tod me that the -
Ter MAD made ,nch an Impression on ~, mi1d ian =
Of his cell At bm he said 4 he kept there rssel
| longer he thought he would go crazy he was woIe
coming from the Asylum never said he mad nordn
think he said he could hear and understand but
Joseph Fracs boat build er testified 70 being sequssts1
with the plaintiff saw him AZ the Asylum neverns
any symptoms OF insanity about him.
CoURr o. COMMON PLgAs-Before Judges Un.hosssf,
lnraham and Daly.-D c sions john Clafk 70 Geo
hearr ms Is second action relative 70 tho printing
ink msnuitciory OF Mr. a. the E-st River nes tbs
mouse q MIC aieged by lst'er 70 be nuisa6ee Ade
mutrer was put Ia ayeri6g that the ink Glory w1 10
existence before the plaintiff bought ard nit The Coon
IN its decision said The plea . unsovni. How ~
VIII avail TO reduce the amount of IN is edit
another question: certainly who voluntarily pAsss
himself within the reach Of an od-estsb,hsd nuisance
esnnot ask from any Jury the Of epsrson wbeh
ne might Otherwise ssk for but that matersl 10 hh
ar.nmrn mt Judgment Tor piaiuth on demurrer
WHiaDi Oeitle eds. Edioard Faiconsr-On a clsn W
an agent for per $1,000 rent in letting yss
Demurrer 1. put IN that psintd did state ths hshN
collected the rent well let the houses The d, rsf
ngood Judgment for defendant There were si.o svs
raj decisions on sppesl, &c
United 3faTEs DsrRIcT CoURT.-Before udxs Belts
we've s1anen belonging ~ the Of the ship Iowa
VINO plead guilty Of an attempt AZ revolt brouxn
io sentence Csnse and DcimsFe sentence 10 py
me OF - each snd sixty days imprisonment FssbG
McUonsld Long, Titus Brown, and Msnp, e.ch fss n
20 Sawyer so snd Reed, Ray and Wishsm, oy.
buelueee Notifea