The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

S-s .ssss ~ al dssndauts In error John
cssioO, .li.s, ss.i.', ns,-n s..psss, f..scs-
..slsst kpsr.m Ns-isnd. r,rpondsns. o. Almsro:
r~rper d.sts !! Bspjsmin odsard, appsisnt
sssssst Hutsop Carp~ntsr and others, resp ,ndsnts
coSpsos e.r.sa..s IN .9,o. S.o =:
wslvfsth, psinun IN error va DArin rhsmp ,on, de-
issespt IN error 10 William Kimsaii ct sl. appel
lsnfs vs Amer l.. Furg.son. admisistrator, 70 re-
fpordsnt III, Ju.tas Csudee, president, &c, appel
snt Rs,s.ii Lord ct 81 r-spond-nts. H. Isaac
Fir,t congregational Religious Society in the town OF
fspks DEFENDANTS IN error. IL, yedediAh Miller ct
81. pl.is,in. 10 error vs. Henry ?. schsrd.r de-
" Rsn'selssy Isvens ct al, resp,naens. Is, Minor
Z. st,ry, plaintiff In error, David Howell Skid
al piaintins In error, vs. Joha S. Palmer, dsfs nd
an. In error IL, Lemuel Sswysr ut a., appel
l 1st vs. Eleanor C.srs ct a.: respondents ls,
Ipe Msy'r, se OF the city OF New York, plaintiffs
- error vs. Stephen whitney attendant in error 49,
A.sp s,s"srt, ct al administrators So. sppssnt vs.
drews, appellant Va Aivan Stewart, o.. Al sdmtpis-
rAtcrs ke.. respondents. II, John De Ruytsr w. the
Yors, ct al. Anna Gallagher, ct AL surviving exc.
curix Sc appellants, aud John Power et al rsspon-
ss1 s.,. H,Iry %s,srn' ssPPs.us vs. George
risbt APPELLANT, va Robert Ainsiis, respondent ~,
Nicholas q kor'riehs appellant, vs Robert Ainslis,
John Doe appellee % Isaac Newton ct a. appsiAntavs
Joratbsn Wells. et AL sppsliees IT Ed ssrd lanes
plaintiff In vs. David Reeves, ct al dssndautsia
rs James e. South ~orth ct si. app.iisats W.
Charles Dooiitte, respondent. 90. Cor asiiA d.
avrs plaintiff In error VS. James Miller dsfe ndaut
IN error 30. Lsonsrt csryi, plaintiff In error Va.
Barber Robinson drfsndsnt in error 81, joan Pcok,
appellant 70 David ssyrs, r-spoaient SO Hsury
cd AZ respsn dspt So rns Mutual safety in.urAues
Company, plaist,Gs In Philip Ho no, se. 81.
BLAIR spr.llsrt vs. stephen o. Dili.y.. rs.pssd-nt
es Thous. Bsrsoa pi.intid 10 error vs.. Ry nisr v.
II. Hsstr, defs ndsnt In error
corHr r Arrs,I., March s-rresest An the
Judge except Jasse strong. No. Hasey Rogers,
appellant, sssipst Ephrsism Nsslaod, r-spoadsnE
Molten 10 a. miss appeal granted With costs 81 the sp-
d.st No opgosifisa No. ~ Moss BsliuiaL r.sson.
dsnt sssis't David rntoo. sppslsat. Motioa TO ds.
ton Tbons. wsrssr, ss-i for r-.psndsnt; N.
Hfi Jr opposed. No N-fh- Fisemsu's Insaranes
b., .sa s,ssr .,1s.s,! ma,,s, ss" s,.s
mice The APPEAL. thsid under sdssemsItD 2. 0snss-
yosrt, counsel Coz r.spesa.n,s NJ J.ssln. Tor sp-
p.ilsnt sssnst stephen A osssstt .aasoth-r-. rss-
poneepts. Mo,ior 20 aiamr. spp, al thsd under al
spp.il.s.. no, % c.isss.s' white .sa Ns~s. 90.
psiants, sgsipst White snd White, adm nisrs,ors.
sc ss Ss''. a.. q s.% s,,as
rsspobdsnts . A spencer. for appellants Not on
Csis nosrl Charles A. Green appellant against rsr.
appeal, lhela under advssm.nt) A Spsacsr for
ponasnts; Geo y Coustoss, Tor appellants met on
4
Sepsns sppslspt. Melton to dsm appeal grant
I'd with costs Of appeal ssd motion George d.
Sas ss ,s Gee sun Gf 4. .pn,.s
William Turner Besth Commissioner. Ne, attendant
In error. The uansd states saprsms Court ssviss
reversed the Judgment Of the late Court 81
this csuss, ordered that jussmsat Of b.
tered and proceedings rvm,,tsd TO coart below N.
zabrisk,s, counsel tor plaintiff In No ep,o-
sition. mot on Caisndsr Eii,s A. Vroon al, sp-
pellant, vs. Jsmes Jsnss, resPendcnt Motoe 10 opea
sdvissnsnD John sross.r.on' Tor sppsi,ss At; n a
jr for respondent Not on calendsfl -rhs Mohssk
and Hudson Railroad Company plaintiffs In error
John Hill. 1t al defendants In error Motioas ~
defendants In TO nd this order NJ this Court
and to superseds the remittur In thi. hela un
No opposition No. Cs-Abigsm sehsrmsrhorn, re-
tpondent, against David Longvsli, appellant Sub
pitted on printed srsumeots and points . a. spsa-
ror. W. the People. defendants In error. NJ Cook,
for plaintiff In error opened the argument 81 this
MIR. u II Austin, District Attorney, for the people.
Argument concluded ct 3P.M. the hour Of sajoarn-
mont.
SUPREME Corrr Usrrsp sr,rrs, March l. 1919
o. s. Peek t'q OF iowa, was admitted as Attorney
No Al Samuel Veszie, appellant rs. Nathsaisi l..
Williams 81 o.. IN. srg"m.nt o. tn. csus vas eon-
tnued by Mctsrs Davies and Clips tor the sppssss
TuE UNITED STATES BasK " Srr,ssrsess-
understand that decision has st been 81
great case Of the nitsu States Bank st-iabergs
Tru'tees The case has bren pending IN the Court OF
Appeals Of Virginia for the last nine years, and
decided last week BY this dsc,ion the Western Sank
certain preferred individuals get 500 0Co tn. rsmaia
der goes to the olher banks OF Baltimore the Fsrmr
Bank Of Virginia, and the Bank OF Penn ro~n.h,p,
PhiIadei phia Tn. fluid released BY this d-eIson n
some $40 coo or $50 600 = Ph'ia Ledger Pee 20
OYER AND TRANSFER OF DUrcBrss CoUsrr This
court adjoursed on rhur,day. On aonday thscriui.
nal business called and i've individuals we're
tried and sentenced viz: Beoj Free, ps,ty lsresev,
second offence, State prison for four years and siu
ed Of as.autinE and robsng Mr. Lobdeli, on the
railroad In Fishkil we're each cent dosn for t~sny
one years; Simon Peterson for petit larceny second
Harrington pleaded guilty forgery and sentenced
for five years and elk months. They iefs for their
new home on Thursdsy mornins-Po ghk.sYss Jour
nal Fec. II.
The Supreme Court Of Louirisna has decided that
Justices Of the peace are incompetent to grant bail
offence psnisbsbls with death, imprison msnt ct
hard labor for seven more and that bonds ta
cured, are void, being In CONFIRMATION Of prohibit
tory law.
The Supreme Court Of Louisiana was on thu a,th
ult., engaged in trying the 80 Of Edwsrs spTro-.
S80O00 for lands purcbaed at the succession sale Of
John Quicker, deceased, In 1888.
The Supreme Court of Pom nsylvsnis, on wednesday
confirmed the decision Of the Court Of Common Pisss
In the Of the Bank Of Kentucky, the Schayi-
kill Bank and Tdered this payment to the plAntin OF
81 lS4,i3S, with costs
ANOTHER WITNESS FROM CALIFoRsn.-Mr. Mel
lus, before reported on his way from the gold re-
gold region Is OF more sangulHe character thaa
that OF Capt. Phelps. He thinks that many mil
lions, thirty, we believe he said, would probably
be gathered the first year
Mr. Mellus brings with him one piece weighing
SIX ounces, and valued at $50, which was orgi-
pally purchased from an Indian, about the time vi
the FIRST discovery, for red shirt He also brings
the following authentic document relative 10 tho
finding of a piece weighing over twelve pounds,-
Outline Of piece OF gold taken fro m the Placer
near the Stsnisias by the Indian rruxilio, In the
month Of October is4S weighing twelve and one quar-
Ter pound avoI dupos FHArcn MsLLUs
This piece Of cola Is almost entirety free from dust
and its surface IL averages In THE ueeo
about q of an inch in parts Il 10 than ~ iecnes
It 10 still in the possession Of the finder vho has been
offered $2 SO per ounce pot~ithstsnding the highest
tssh price, At this place, Is $40 per ounce.
Angelo, Nov rs lsA8
The above statement IN the manuscript 10 en-
closed within line drawn TO indlcate the size AID
shape OF the ;iece Of gold. The line thus drawn
covers space of about ~ square inches Boaow
Naveier, March