New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-07

ton and kingdom. ana tongue, and people
The subject OF the discourse, walch was csept,
interesting and able one. was The Moral Unity OF
the Race He SAID that the command 10 Ptel' Il .'le
Gospel assumed the moral unity oil man "na'e'ci
nsy be the differences indicated ~ the pnl siot'Sl-
ca and other characteristics OF the race. ~ -
DEL Is adapted 20 all mankind ana We nave ne
g.ouous promise that the ioTdiy Cent me dsie Aido
The Swarhy Copt the degraded, ,rdPuaa' III. '.i1
vretcheG samoan and the reVeheeiui no '.o'9. 'l
sit down with the chosen race. ana VIII A'fautui.
Isaac and Jacob and their seed, ana men OiclthHeo
and bsrbarous tongues should smglhe song Oh Moses
ana The Lamb. :, ,.u
,ffr are alike depraved %. BY the unity OF moral
acton % The universally OF the religious senti-
ncut and worship among mankind and M. Moral
unity IS seen in the fact that the Gospel produces IN
ar nations the like results.
M r. stated that both the Missionaries are well
qualified physicians and impressed the fact that TINS
qualification would render them lot only more use
mi but il would open them doors which would 9th
er,,ise he shut and be pledge of safety, for the
reason that an American Medicine Man is almost
ALWAYS safe III the hands Of the most degraded peO
Die On account fine value OF his services
Co Brother >" said Mr.. T., IN your favored
work, Fly with everlasting wings We small
meet N an assembly where the pale Caucasian, the
tawnv Malayan, the sun burnt African and the pol,
il ed and uIrefned Of every cline shall meet, and
81 down N our Fathers Kingdom ! charge you
Brother ! charge tins congregation charge my
own soul 10 appear there with souls renew ed through
our labors as trophies Of redeemlng grace
Pomerov, one OF the Secretaries OF the American
BOARD delivered the charge. lie introduced II by
condensed statement; Of facts regard to the geo.
graphical distribution OF the islands OF the PACING
particular description Of Micronesia and It's people,
who are Of Maayan origin open, frank, generous.
trusty, and inqisltIye ready for improvement, VIII
ing to learn and waiting for foreign CIVILIZATION
Micronesia as described by the French geographers
couiprehends several groups Of lslandS-PeleW, La
drone Carollzne, Radak hlngslnlil, ana one OF TWO
others kOzebue, D't ryIlle, Wilkes OF the United
OIL dncN
Microne SLAMS possessing great sweetness OF dspo
sltion and very high regard Tor the female sex
TIE remains of ancient structures &cshow that they
have descended from nation OF former cNillatloh'
TIE MISSION which Will be first located AT the arc.
line Islands VIII be branch OF the Sandwich Island
or Hawaiian mission, and will be partly sustainedioy
me Churches there. Mr. Gulck Is native Of the
Sandwich Islands his father having been one OF the
missionary reinforcement VINO went rom inns couh-
ny 10 Oahu IN ls26
After collection, and beautiful Missionary
Chant by the Choir, Rev. Mr.. Paris, OF the Sandwich
Islands Mission who Will soon return, gave the
right hand Of fellowship on behalf of the Board,
welcoming Mr.. Quick to ms field Of labor so appro-
pirate TO him, as he was native OF the Islands
which 50 recently have been blessed with the Cos
PEI AID now desire to send II 10 others stu IN dark
nesS.
Mr Quick pronounced the benediction. and at o,
O'Clock The audience dispersed. highly interested ana
pTOnted with the exercises OF the evening
MARINE C0uRT-Before Judge Cowles.
--C h0ries HiidTSH,tb against James LeUis.-in June
last OF defendant was driving horse and cart
Of defendant. (WhO j. a mllkmdn) through seventh
dy. Al a fast rate, and turning the corner OF IhI-
tvsecond-st, IN contact with plaintiffs horse,
ard injured HIM severely so that he was useless and
under the doctors for some SIX weeks. The de-
PENDANT admitted that he had injured the horse. and
Immediately told the young man that he would pay
all charges and expenses III curing the horse The
horse was proved to be worth sos less now than be
fore the accident.
The defendant introduced some evidence to show
that on the happening of the accident, the whole affair
was submitted to arbitration, and all things Settled
but the Court could not consider that tins defense
had been sustained.
Judgment for plaintiff for sos damages, beside
costs.
Ann cane apt John Atfeld-Joseph Atfeld was IN
possession of premises No. % Westinghouse. The
plaintiff having taken lease Of the premises as sue
cessor of the last occupant, called at the house with
her son, and Joseph desired to sell the household
furniture To plaintiff alleging 1t was no use 20 hum
that there had been fever the house, and ne would
sell FOR less than II was worth. The plaintiff agreed
to take the properly, and II was, by the parties
placed IN a separate room. She agreed to pay $50
for -SI5 was paid on delivery and the balance al
terward. Subsequently John Atheld, a brother,
took and carried away the goods ana they were
found on the premises of the defendant who Claimed
that owned the property. and refused TO deliver
TO the plaintiff, who brings action 10 recover the
value, proyed to be over 500.
Joseph A. testified that he was not the owner OF
some OF the property that the defendant had some
time since given HIM some of 1t. The Court de-
clced that the measure Of damages the value of
the goods not what they cost the plaintiff. Judg-
meHt for plaintiff, 500 and costs
SUPREME CoURT-Specid Term.-i}e-
fore judge Edmonds d ecIsions. -Frsdk. OakeS,
IT, against curtis JUdSon.-Ordor for receiver, with
81 eclal instructions.
hudson Loolnis Slrllror. d.. against Priscilla A
Lathrop. adh., ac-Petition for appointment OF
guardian qd hfcp for Thomas Lathrop-granted.
Martin r. DOYLE against William Lourg.-Judg-
m,nt for plaintiff on lnqulsitlon of Sheriff Jury
Charles n. Booth et al. against Edicdrd X. NgyS.-
judgment, Tor plaintiff on referees report.
THeo Martin against IhOS. Phdl0n and 0therS.-Of-
der To appoint as referee, VIM H. StOgdeil, 10 aSCeT-
tam ana report amount due, &c
FTedrick OakeS, Jr. against curtis JudSon.-IhiS
was controversy IN relation to Judsons Hotel IN
Broadway, argued some time since, and reported
Mn Cakes thavIug considerable capital at his COM
mand) was taken into copartnership by MIR. Judson
which copartnershlp expired al the time OF Its limit
alton. MIR Cakes came IN stating that Nh Judson
bad taken new lease of the Hotel IN hlS own NAME
10 commence at the expiration OF the copartnerShp
Mr. Cakes Contendcd that he had a right 10 share IN
the lease and also to the goodwill Of the Hotel, &C.
and asked for an injunction and receiver. Judge
Edmonds has rendered decision follows
The partners not agreeing as 10 the mode OF
wmomg up the affairs OF the partnership. II Is the
course IgOper 10 appoint receiver. The case IS
referred 10 Mr. Philo II RuggeS to appoint re-
Celver. and either OF the parties may apply 10 be a
pointed as such.
The main question involved is, what Is TO be sold
bv the receiver AS partnership effects The only
difficulty IS as to the goodwill. the lease OF the
premises, and the adjoining premises.
The idea of selling the whole thing a gong
conccni Is of no avail, because II Is not going con-
Gem. Ii has expired by lis own limitation.
SO iar the good Will Is concerned, DO not see
that there's any to be sod-none certainly was stlpu
lated for between the parties III any Of the agree
ments. SO far II a good VIII belonging 10 the
house itself at the expiration of the lease II went 10
The landlord SO far II personal 20 the parties
II Is soNet, and attaches to each as much as ever
80 far as the lease Is concerned, either party had
q ri ht to obtain It. The partnership expired at the
same that the old lease did Either of these par
ties had AL equal right TO OBTAIN new lease of the
premises. How could such lease If obtained by
oIher OF these parties, enure 10 the benefit of any
firm Which already at an end or how could II
be sand 10 be for the use of concern which had No
existence Ii l. otherwise. however, With the lease
Of Nos 50 and 6S Brosdway-they were taken during
he existence OF the partnership and were used by
the hIm. the repairs and furniture paid iOr by the
nl1r md they lnnre and heiOng 10 the firm. with