New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-14

scynyxs CocRr-specfsi Term -Bei~s yu4se
EAnonds In ne matter er'e Centenary r'u - o ~
Iii rhls vas mspdsmus requiring ihs trustees " hs
snove church (.tuaed at the corner oi DAY aDo Son
"a n,ooxlsp, 10 show cause why they fe'uss u p's
Rev Mr.. Griffin. who has been res'uAiy ~ - ~
R,.hop 10 tsse possession OF - pastor ana occupy vac
LOO "a ala church. Iappoars Rev M Green has De
~ nxsto- bat for cause ne was suspended ana NJ
fr,p appointed. The trustees refuse 70 receive MI 'f
- 80 NJ, Green has been retained by them In tncI
rssurn they claim that they have night 70 refase W
rifn and to put In minister OF Their own choice Ile
,rooeeding strikes Of tho most important principles
N tbe Methois, Church. that is Of the Bishop sP2ontis
the preacher for the time being. $500
Msssrs As, Child sn1 Daniel Lord appear on behalf Of
Mr. Grimm. and Msssrs Dykeman aud 6ieenWoos Ioi ls
srewat.op shall appoint and also the Jurisdiction Of ms
(osrt ex tends 70 Ecclesiastical orms anl rtu.
tons Tho salary allowed SIR. Green, we understand y
The trustees 10 600 per but property or Tue
ysts "A rroperty believe beyond the point as 10 WHO
untitled 70 the situation does not enter Into the pese
proceeding Mr. Lord wss heard At considerable length
PA argument 10 sun on.
Irsumonts in The special Term slso proceeding be-
fre Judge Hurbu In the Of the Board Of Aldermen
Ia the General Term the argument IN RELATION 70 pro
ssrty ct Buffalo Is still ON.
c,rou,r Coulr-Befsre Judge Morse. Lee Brs~dsv
~ AphaiG C. EBDsonsAcuon OF repleyn IN relation 70
ssods pousht Of l.. & b. by VIM. Il. skelinser arealy
srrsd TO- Verdict the plaintiffs, vauins the proper
ynSi3o. -, D.. r.. 100000, a..
balance OF note given 1870 person FOR land In Belt
mont FrsnkIn Co. The note was tor S55l on when WV
were paid Ia ls4i leaving SAL The defence tnat Inc
LADY from whom the land was bought gave convey anee
fr more han che owned and agreed 10 give up the Doie
rho defence not being sustained verdict was Rlven oi
plaintiff for balance aud interest," In al $50 -fol pu
Nssss. Hurlsut and johnson fOf cat Me''f' ''A1'
and Frost Entertainments. =.
recover 10; 2l tused between Tsirueth and IohVifs'
alta east SIDE Of Seventhav sold for assessments DC
continued this pitt Hessrs Mott ana CMyi
for def. Mr.. Lucky and Mr. Chio'
PR.
I,hs RussH vs. Philip G. Shapisv -Action Tor sAnoei n
co,ored man against the Captain OF vessel VINO sMa 70
him. is avsrrcd. you are thiei-yoa s.oe my s rSs
rlsiutn Keeps boarding house In the City The lary GO
no consider for damages End gave veroe' oI
riainsi6 Of censFor plaintiff Mr. A d. RUSSELL Tor
dsfcndant Mr.. Robert Emmett, Jf-
Before Judge Ulshoeicr.--J0hn Taylor va James o.
Nsfb9.-Acion BY young man to recover damages 10
ot besng fully Instructed tn the art, trade and myst
NJ s.founder," stated IN the indentufes rho
youog man was bound In 1889 10 Mr. NJ who has orAs'
ioundry AZ 1871 Prlncest and Is engaged principally IN ne
business making brass furniture Tor unoFeias sna par
asols Mr. Taylor, when out Of hls tine, found himsei
dsncient ~ general bras worker aud brings acton of
damages. Verdict for plaintiff S2oo-For plaintiff Mf
John b. Hsskins and Mr.. Dekleyn; for deienoaht' M
Blun. and Msssrs Brown Matthews.
DARING OUTRAoE-On Saturday evening, about
nzn past IA o'clock as Mr.. walter H. Gofham was ps-
,,r f,o Ms race Of business IN Water street. 10 tsTe
dence IN be was violently assaulted Oy w"
ruians when within fifty yards Of his own dwelling ne
weapon used he supPoses to have been supg-no., WI"
mmsdstely sprang upon him with the intention, a. ne
supposes OF riding his pockets Being. however asrons
athletic man. he succeeded. aef violent s.uss'e-H'
which he received second blow from The same weapon
Ia disenasglng himself IRON their grasp. and instantly
raised the cry Of murder which alarmed the Villains ana
csused them 10 decamp, since which hothiht mas eeen
scen or heard OF them.
Mr. Gorham's Wounds we are happy to learn, although
severe are not considered his physician 10 he danger
Gus Newburga Gazette, I'm
Tax Nyw AMERICAN TELEGRAPH-First DIS
poh 1t is known that through the untrine enerpri,e
and peIssvsrance Of our fellos-eitEen, Mi Henry j
Rogers company has been formed to establish ne
Of magnetic telegraph from Baltimore 70 AArrisoniF'
Pennsylvania 10 cosnec there with the lines extenns
West and East, under the management oil Mr. y heiy
Mr. Rogers has already completed portion oi nis me-
and put up the wires far Mount Vernon fac'ory
sbout three miles from this city, and this mornn5 Tor
the purpose OF pertinent put II into successful operation
HE installations of new and most perfect plan IN
vented by himself and Tar superior to any now IN nse
Tho posts substantial aud permanently set In we
ground. When fully completed. we have no doubt a's
viii be decidedly superior line and one that will Yield
handsome revenue to the s.ockholders- leAt' At
An IxpiAS DEvouRED BY WoLvEs.-A friend
informs IA that on the sth met Jim Shonso sa snieue
Indian ana sk hunter Of the Caaransus trpe on Tue
Aeesny river took woods from his wigwsm IN sea- ca
n game Not having returned on the following DAY a
party Of the tribe started Ia search OF him. rhey 'h
strucf and followed his rsck 10 where nc had shot deer
On takpg the trail he had dragged II, they dis
severed that pack Of six wolves had struck In aud We
ahead rae pack overlook sbongo within few ross %
,he Indlaa Csrnp peu tue head OF the Nine Mile huu
whore the party found tina; the poor felo~ had hid
dreadful and encounter. Nothing could DC osna ol
me head and an arm Of the Indian aud the head and IL,
AZ the deer Jms rife laid with the beech oroAeu
s,o several pieces and every evidence Of mos. desperate
struggle t0'"''"'
A CcRlous ColscIDEsoE-lt is just 3s years
unce Massachusetts gave Speaker TO the House 81 Rep
rssentativss and In the year in which jos h 'i
man, the last Speaker from tho state WAS elected, Win
throp the present, VAS born In Boston.