New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04

-Grrge Wsrf IS. Martin >acsr-Tne defendant
was the SSee and occupant OF premises NO II ilth-
s., and uudere' part OF them 10 me pi4in'H lAe
plaintiff occupied The premises for some ume, and
pad rent TO tire defendant IL appeared that the de-
PENDANT during the second quarter. put mp IN ms
back yard work bench md DESTROYED 'ae pants
and vines of the tenants. The cIStern vas destroyed
~ HIM. and he front door was closed up aai the
front steps altered 50 - ~ be useless % 'hc
tenants. The plaintiff removed from the premises,
and brings this action 10 recover damages Tor ds-
turblug HIM IN the enjoyment OF his privileges a.
tenant.
the 'front.' steps were removed because they extended
beyond the prescribed bounds OF the corporation or
chances that the yard was used IN the bushes, OF
the defendant rs he had right to do.
There was some evidence, however OF an intent
on the part OF the defendant get nd OF MS tenants.
and declaration Ofthe defendant was proved hat.he
adopted ths cOuse for that purpose mere was some
contradictory evidence, hut the Court considered
that the weight of evidence was against the plaintiff
The law is very tenacious on this subject ana always
eNacts from land oriS strict fuhlment of Ms duties
The Court considers that the defendant has been the
agreSSor and estimates the damages IN favor OF the
plaintiff Al So.
NmLo's-MR. IIvDsoN's BENEFIT To-
NrGHr-This popular artists claims on the public
VIII be well responded To- Tor miepehten,N OF uS
own merits he has he apowertul and OF Nine. lnu-
lon VINO appears ior the last time IN the Crown D"'
monds."
PRtvArE PuPus-A member Of the Fac
ulty OF Collegiate Institution of this City desires
10 receive "a few private pupAS IN Maihemaic',
| Clinics and English studies. Address PecIva,
| No cog Broadway.
rADvERTlSrMENT.l
Mr.. Vance. the artist. has returned IRON
Calforp with magnificent COLLECTION oi Dtgucfft-
! otype panoramic views OF the prmclpal culcs' ana
other places OF interest. which he VIII open tor ex
hibton on Monday. the 9Th instant. at $40 Broadway
| over NhitthuTst' Gallery.
ACCIDENT on THE HARLEM RAILROAD
| A boy named VIM Mcneil, residing at No.3l Addms
! 81 BROOKLYN. While in the act OF Jumping from ore
OF the Harlem cars which was passing the corner Of
Rroomest III the tme, lost his balance and fell under
| the car the wheels OF which, passed over his feet,
! maugiing themina shocking manner lie was taken
! IL a carriage 20 his place OF residence.
PRoRABLY FATAL ACCIDENT On Thurs
day afternoon. as the Bark Stler was leaving thus
port for sea sailor on board named Edward lrolS'
ton who was arranging the sails, tell IRON the iore'
ton To the deck and was taken up with his back bro.
| ken besides having received other serious internal
injuries which Will probab terminate his HE. Inc
Bark hove to- AZ quarantine and he brought back
to hi, CITY and placed IN a boarding house IN water
st. where a surgeon was called 20 attend HIM
FALL FROM A BUILDING. A laborer named
! owen Rogers, employed upon a new building IN
/ .thlId.St.
accidentally fell rom the third story to the paVemeni,
fracturng his collar bone and receiving other inter
nal injuries OF 4 serious nature. \ Carriage was pro-
cured by the Nineteenth Ward Police, and nc was
convey ed in It 10 his residence
SUPREME CouRT-l { h a mbe -
| Before Judge Mitcholl.-Ha5eaS Corpas.-ilat'h "a
Icyenstein tsued a. Max b. arrested in August IN
der a sulwoll warrant, at sur 81 VI & l.. LapPehau
ON charge Of having removed and concealedhi pro-
perty with a view to deiraud the SAID creditors, was
brought mp on haDeas corpus and his discharge de-
manded and granted lie was subsequently rear
rested on a similar warrant on complaint Ot another
hrm lie denies The allegations set torih IN the COM
plant
rADyERrrrwENTl
Mrs. Dusenburvs Bakeries, on the cor
ner of Charles and Washington-s,reets, and No. j3i
! NIth-avenue. junction OF Broadway. continue To A.
tract the attention Of the Ladies both IN Their mme
dIate ylcinhes and at distance. 1t would be well
for all VINO have not yet gwen her cail 10 90 So
! that they may Judge for themselves Parues ana
Weddings can be furnished from these establish
ments IN superior manner
FoUND ROwNED.-JOseph Evans, an
| English sailor, 81 years of age. "ho arrived rom
/ Charleston : C. on Thursday last, was yesterday
morning found crowned IN the dock al the foot OF
! Roosevelt ST. where the vessel TO which be belonged
lies The deceased, arriving IN port received ST.,
the amount OF his wages with which he went ashore
and a Is supposed drank rather more than ne could
safely bear and while attempting during the night,
TO get on board the vessel he fell overheard and was
/ drowned The Coroner was notified and vii hold
/ an inquest on the body this morning
CHARGE or STEALING Manufactured
! McQuade Yesterday arrested a German named Fred-
erlck Eiding, charged with stealing large marble
! SLAB weighing about four hundred pounds, from the
! basement of house No Isl Hester.st The accused.
with three others, seen by woman named
/ Catharine Kessner, carrying of the slab. He was
identified BY her as one OF the party, and Justice
| Tmpson committed him to prison 10 answer. Inc
/ property has not been recovered
ACCIDENTALLY Drowned. John Meteor
mick an lrlsh lad II years OF age, who arrived At
this port Thursday afternoon few minutes after
the vessel had been made fast at her dock AT the loot
/ of Beach-st North River. accidentally feuovefDoard
Oficer Goodell. Of the EIh Ward, was near al the
time and rendered him immediate assistance, mt
unfortunately he was TOO late 10 save Ms lie, as ne
Vas dead when he was taken out Of the water Tne
Coroner he ID inquest and verdict OF accidental
death rendered.
AccIDEyr.-A man. named Ezekiel Tay-
lor. a hand attached TO the steamship Roanoke. fell
into the hold OF the ship, and had his sAul! severely
fractured, besides receiving other injuries Oh setl-
Gus nature The injured man was conveyed 10 the
New York Hospital, where he ,ecelVedthe necessary
medical attendance
"a Michael Collins, a young man. while
engaged Yesterday afternoon iu plDS runner III ut
rear Of No "a ThOmpson-st., fel. from the top OF
high pile OF lumber TO the ground and fractured hs
iefr arm as also ms shoulder bone. The injured
party was picked up by his freRds, and coIveyeito
} lac New York Hospital.
NEWSPAPER THlEd-The carrier of
| The Tines Yesterday morning, caught Young scamp
following him and stealing the papers a. he served
them The fellow bad ABOUT thirty papers under Ms
arm when caught. He was handed over 70 the 70
ice 20 learn better manners.
RosRryG A CouyTRYMAy.-Three men,
named Peter Bo, Ian Geo Hardy and Thomas smliii,
were yesterday arrested By tue Sixth War1 Tolce'
en- suspicion OF robblng cOuntryman name 'ossph
Barry. Of his pochet-booA CONTAINING SOf. - a.