New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

| u & .,a,c passed laV that any person ap1lylnS
! fcsa icpuse 10 sell intoxicating drinks mus p'ins
rei,tau signed by a majority OF the toise"eeCets
~, ne tlock or Which the rum-shOp is proposed ~
be e.,abl,sfed which pettou must state int Sai'
rum ho. Is nt teoed for the pubic gep1 an cphFe-
IIenoe end that the applicant IS su'"0ie pc'S'" ="
us trv a similar plan here. substituting per-
/ hsre vcters for hoUsekeepers. VINO out Aldermen
ba,h ih1s cecde for itself. aud what SORT 0i D'F-
! ,atg - u>i they be Who would oppose the system
II ~ould probably shut UP 1900 OUT OF 4,19J rum
+ holes Ia this City"
CorRT OF CoMMos PLEAs--Sgecl1I
r IN Decisions Costs. lslder tie cpde be''qg %
I ne clint not The Al. raey-hm, "orfSfT#' IN
pI,aaed &c at suit OF Matthias B y ard snTrrT' a.
= Nonoo on behalf of ur. A. Z. COren tnat t!iS-
/ f.ci,cr niece Given ny Wm. Wordsworth to' Wa m
/ Nr G. @as attorney 10 Matthias b. Ward, survivor
/ &c through Mr. L. {. Cray, be vacated.
/ ~ C. m has affidavit stated taat the cause Was
o,,eI,alk commenced IL lsis b. Mr.. Gray, % oAiln
~ o. costs 81 defendant Synie. After Ju1gmen.
/ of norsult had been entered u2 IN 1873 the ttxe1
costs woe SAC il. The plaintlh Ward oy the adVice
cf ms counsel. M. Barnard. refused - allow MS
/ name TO ue USED on appeal until Mr.. u had en-
tered iIio an cement 10 indemnity Mr w ior tle
/ cods Afer Judgment had been perfected MI Z.
! cave noilce 10 Mr. Ward that he bad hen on the
inryrneut f0r his costs Plaintiff appealed from tne
inccUeui t. the Court OF Appe as, which affirmed It,
v,h costs The costs were Ia ed at 500 -, when
I Nr GRAY subsequently moved to set ASIDE, winch
vas denied by both Specla and General Terms, ana
~ att mance OF Court of Appeals enierCd-dnd thtt
/ s,r. G. afterwards compromised Wl'h de'en1iht
Wordsworth iOr the costs al $40 H. ana received
satisfaction niece for the udgu ent, ana hlu u WIN
the clerk Mr {. moves TO set ~ ASIDE, claiming
| lien upon the judgment under the notice MI |.
also states that Mr. G. has set up an aheganon tna'
| lie tMr O. is a clerk III Mr.. Wordswor office,
but his being attorney was never denied on the origi-
nal case or appeal.
DCc,s,oD Of he Co,Tf-hs the law existed before
BID. acopiion Of the Code, this motion should De
I he would
| would apply 10 the original judgment IN this Court
| OH tho former motion. Under the Code, however.
different rule. / think, must prevail The appeal
was brought after the passage OF the CO1e, ana was
! subject 10 the PROVISIONS contained IN t-sucl ms
always been decided when the costs were taxed Al
The rates fixed in the Code. ~ the COGe 'he costS
: are gwen 20 the party and not the attorney ~
laU IL nulalirg the fees OT attorneys are abolished,
4 and tue attorney lett TO make his own agreement
with The client pd am a. loss 10 see uPon W IA,
grounds II can De helG th2i the att"lnC} Is eihNeN
10 tire costs as his. lie may agree with his cheat to
charge the costs. or more less but without some
er,emont so made tie costs, think are solely the
property OF Il party ard not the attorney II tMs
he so. Then II follows concluSlgely, that mere no
tee of Az attorney 20 opposite party can never
give title III these costs to the attorney. lie may
give a uOiIce that he claims The costs. or has lien
| or inc costs, and If he really has such lien, the no
/ tice would protect HIM. Bur before the Court can
! vacate satisfaction piece executed by tne phlF,
! UlCcr such notice. 1t must also appear thtt py
some aPrt cement between the attorney and ms cIehl
be has actually become the owner Of such costs ana
thereby Is entitled 10 collect them without sGch
an agreement cannot see how the tiiie oi ne par
=, gwen 10 hlG ~ statute II the costs, can DC trans
| ftned 10 another.
II iie attorney can thus by mere notice obthn
TIE costs OF the case lie may III the same way cldh
The allow aHCe made for unreasonable delense Whch
is also AWARDED as costs. and which cannot, for a
moment, be considered as compensation to the at
tOmey.
As there is nothing In the papers to show that the
atcrreN has any otner right TO tIs judgment except
/ meiC'y as attorney record, the motion must be
/ doniod.
this CouIt no costs are granted to either party
PIRTRs AND MARRIAGES At A Police
/ STATION On Monday last Justice John {. Smith
/ Solemiized "A marriage between two youngsters
named Charles Chaplln, aged 10, ana Eilza NaIeu-
/ tine. aged H. The lady had been about to ihsttnte
ap1osecution for seduction which was prevented by
| these compromise measures
4 woman named Anne RC ad applied for ana OO-
taincG lodgings on Monday evening al The station
House at the City Hall. During the night tue keeper
/ htarng some unusual nOlSe, proceeded 10 me room
and found that the woman had oeen se'1eu WIN IA
/ Tor pans. when the necessary AIDS were slnmphed
an1 she w.s safely delivered OF fine, healthy cAlid
FrGITIyES ARREsTED.-On Monday
teleersphic dispatch received at the chef oi
hce ffOm Marshal keySer, Cblef OF TOlice IN fhia-
erhia giving the description Of two persons, IN IN
ana woman, who had committed robbery there ana
had taken up their abode IN 8ro0klyn Ihe patles
and who had entered into he marriage state since
their advent to this city. arrested during the
I cav by officer SnodlSor Of the Cmet' once, ana
were YESTERDAY sent IN close custody 10 Philadeiphla
DEATH OF AN OID PoIICEMAN.-On
/ Monday evening Policeman Hu'bwalte, of the Sixth
/ WaIo died at his residence IN White st. The de'
ceased was one of the Oldest police onlceTs IN thiS
! CITY. having served under the old Police Depart
meIt manN wears before the present system was or
( canized He among the first policemen ap,
+ pointed by the new Department, and was det iiled
as "a Deputy Inspector of Hacks winch situation ne
he'd ur TO the time Of his death, respected by all
/ who kLew HIM.
FpIroR TRIBuNE In an article which
apneared in your journal describing our Iron Bell
/ Tower IN Thnty-lhlTd-St., YOU mention this VIII
weigh nearly one bpidycd thousand tRS. AS TINS eN-
taordinary weight is calculated to produce some
surprise with mcTedulous persons, you Will oohse
us ly giving the correct weight of the tower nclud
ing stairs ratings and ornaments, at about 30 tunS,
/ or nearly one htDidrCd h0uSaRt pounds
BoGARDUs & HorPIN.
UNSUCCESSFUL. ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY
I RoBBERY-Saiurday morning, shortly before day
hight man named Thomas ID. NJ. {. Turner, a
resident of Norfolk, Va. but Al present stopping al
/ French's Hotel while In CCntre-St near the corner
of An,hony-st on his way home was accosted By
I 2 Five Pointer who said he was IN destitute con-
diton, and humby asked for the small sum Of twenty
five cents 10 feed and warm himself with, to which
question the Nireinlan replied IN the following IAN
| guaee " Ii YOU are a Souiherner | Will give II TO
| you, but II YOU are Yankee cannot do IT." The
I Young man replied, " ! am Northern man, but
must have some money" and at the same time
seized Mr. Turner knocked him down. beat him
/ severely While down. attempted fOrcibly 10 taAe
from his possession money, gold watch, and other
yaluables. When the alteration first ensued Mr..
George {. Carker, an acquaintance of Turner's, WHO
IN his company, fearing that violence might be
inflicted on his friend hurried TO the Sixth Ward
Station House and obtained the assistance OF Ohcer
/ kaveny, who repaired 10 the scene of battle, and
after severe conflict. IN which knives, sung shots
and other deadly weapons were freely used, sue
Ceeced IN capturing TWO brothers named stephen
and Peter Dolohan, who, notwithstanding many
Five Point thieves were there, appeared 10 be the
only parties immediately connected with the teionl
Gus transaction. In the hght MI Turner was stabbed
IN the nghi side OF the face Just below The eye IN
flctng serious wound, BESIDES receiving oiher IL