New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13

should not fail TO call at Columbia Hall Isl Grad
-. THIS week. The proprietors are now clearing
out then entire stock OF Spring and sumner goois
large aSsormen. Of summer Silks SIX Tissues,
Rareees, BaregeS de Lanes, Paris Printed Jaconeis
Lawns Ribbons. ParaSOls and 81 other Spring and
Summer goods, al hall their value The preSea,
opportunity offered 70 those who wish % pgt-
chase great barga ~ not 20 De had any other sore
m the city should not be allowed - pass, As the
sortmen, Is such ~ S calculated - please TIE most
ivStlt0uS
10 The trial of NJ CADET, in Paris, Is a.
stronger evidence against Socialism, than the cx2a
pie OF he Happy Famiy II Baynum'S Musuen Is IA
Illustration IN Is favor 4 capital Pantcmine ans A
splendid Comedy al>O, a. BAgnGm's ihi> aitcgaoos
and tins evening
Court on COMMON PLEAS-Specnl
Term-Belore Judge IngTaham Philip NrAe
AGAINST Mary Michel otherwise Mary Miller. TIE
complaint sets FORTH that IN April. $50 p'An.ia be
came married 10 defendant, Who was then known =
HIN n Mary WOlf. ard she gave her name 20 tie
o,fciaiing clergyman - Mary Wolf For a SAar,
tine thereafter, he lived WIKI hcra> h> wife, untl ne
aseertalncd that she had another husband aylns 10
whom she had been malned prior 10 her marriage
With pairuf->lcc which time he has not lived
with her that the name Of her hr>t husband
Felix Miller. ara thai plaintiff married >7li Mary IN
tie full belief, caused oy her statements 10 lhA
eject. that size was single ant unmarried person,
and she did no; tell HIM 81 her former marriage Win
Miller TIL lst August. 1851 lie prayS The sad mar.
rage between himself ana sad detcnjap; be
declared null and void.
Tie defendant on her part. presented petition,
stating thai on nh Aug, 1851. plaintiff commenced
action against her. asking that the marriage may
be declared VOID. on The ground TIA, her former hus
band. 10 whom she Was married IN Apfd, 1879, "as
then and ) still living. The sald representation NJ
plaintiff Is true ana she : DESTROYS OF aiding the
plaintiff IN procuring the judgment inch he ASKS IN
this action and also ot protecting her Just uShiSf
she has any Ia this action She pray that Mr JOSEPH
Breck may Zee appointed ber next friend 10 defend
the action. The PRAYER oi the petition Was granted
and Mr.. b. appointed next friend.
She then 6leS. through the next friend. an answer
10 the complaint IN which she SAYS that on s3i Feb
1919. she married 10 Felix Miller, IN the City OF
Ncw-Nork. BY Rev. Mr. Doerpeng, OF the Methodist
Episcopal Chugch. and lived With Sud Nilisrul April,
s9 when he. the sand Miller, ei New ORR 20 20 10
California. and after beng away She heard that he
was dead. and she stated 20 Ne SAID Phllp Michel
In April. 1850. she married SAID Michel and lived
with hun tlll MAY. 1851 when she aScortalnet 20 her
full and entire satisfaction that her husband, leN
Miller. had returned 10 Newly 0rS. where be now
resides that her sand marriage with SAID Felix Nj.
Ter was never annullcd but Is now m tul force and
the said Mary Is the said MllieT's lawful VIE She
has not lived with SAID Michel since said l>t August
1851. and she asks that her said marriage with Phhr
Michel may be declared and adludget 20 be null lRt
void.
The case was referred
Joan WhsafoR and Martin Y. BhnR, against Darius
Dai1SoH, n ~ Defendants were SummOned,on ap-
pdcation OF judgment creditor. 10 appear At the
Judges (hambcr, Nj Dawson omitted 10 appear,
and an order Was entered 10 show cause why An At
tachmont should not issue against him. Not appear
ing to show cause. motion Or attachment granted 70
turndble 2d September.
SUPREME CouRr.-fa C6ambcrs-Betore
Judge kln1.-ln the case e Vanderbilt against Geo
Lar etrf-Notce ~ the Injunction A. to defendants
wa served upon the captains of the new Company's
boats with view 10 prevent them landing passen-
gers AT the new tNcsternl dock. The captains, by
legal advice. I i SAID. not considering themselves as
parties To the injunction, ut not being against the
Ferry Company, ont against some OF It's m'mbcfS.b
continued 10 land the passenger, aud motions have
been made on the part of Nh. V. for attachments
Order TO show cause to be heard on saturday, also
TO the President
Board or ALDERMEN-Sfafsd SEASON
TUESDAY,, August ~, 1851
PRESENT. Morgan NorganS, Esq, President Md
Griffin, Dodge. Susrtcvant Oakley, Chapman, Kelly.
smith, BAH, Haws, Miller. Shaw, Cook, Bard. But
ton. Dclamatcr Franklin, Doolcy
The minutes otthe last meeting were read aut hp-
proved
Pctnons-By tho President petition OF l. u At
water, 20 be relieved Of erroneous tax. Reicue 10
Committee on Finance
By The same, remonstrance Of \. DuDee snd
Others against tie extension of Canalsi and the
widening OF Walkers Referred 10 Committee "a
Law Department
By Ad Siurtevant, petition 81 \ p llaubhn 70 he
relieved from erroneous tax. Reieuedto Comnlties
OF Finance.
By Aid Briiion, petition Of \. H. schultz. for re.
newal OF lease Of iCth.~t and Grcen-Point fcuy
referred 10 ommltiee on Ferries.
By the same petition OF :. y. Judah 10 De relieved
from erroneous assessment, Which was referred -
tho Committee on Assessments last evening wac re-
COZ idertd and efCrred 10 The Committee on sewers
~ Aid. Oakley petition OF Nicholas y Brundage
and other, 10 have dumping Of night-sOh diScOn'
tinued IN The lNth Ward Al. Oakley moved That
the prayer OF the petitioner Doe granted All. Ban
moved 10 refer to CITY Inspector AID Miller moved
T., amend hy referring 10 Ia Committee Oh Nhdnf',
pi.rs AMI Sips. When RlS rHTl0d
By Ald Shaw, romcnstrance OF }. AeDy WtN
a. A. = ttftNNl IA.
Referred 90 Committee on Law Department
By Aid smith petition o. members OF the Fire
Department ior Tie erection OF a hn'a'afmpeh
tower IN SpGngst. Referred 10 Committee on frs
By Aid Bard, petitiOo Of Thomas Pearson anj
Others, for The organization of a nose company o"
the corner Of 6l,t-st. and 3dlv. Referred 20 Com
mttCc on Fire Department.
BY Aid Miller petition OF members OF Engine
Company No. II, for aconaiion 20 the widow 81 John
Green, killed by beng ran over by SAID engine no
ftrred To Committee on Fire Department
~ AID. Griffin. petition Of Engine Company 10
q Tor a new engine. Referrcdio committee On IRE
Department. a.
10 nave corrected the names OF James Banner ani
Ezra Langdon on the Register OF frcmen. referred
10 the Committee on Fire Department.
Igri'atOu-Ofthc New YORK Turner'S Assoc la'ion'
70 attend their celebration, on Monday the 7ih Inst
vas accepted.
Resolgf'oas-Ad. siur.eyant presented the follow
Ing resolution, w
Il
plies be- instructed lF tnr oi 80 ~ 'h9 B'th'
erected n the TIA Pa'rol D.st1cr station. house
Which VAS adopted on DIVISION, w AVrNdli'r-
AID Griffin, sfur.yabt, Oakley. Chapman. ht.lF,
the President. A'd. smith, Boil lla~s, Millrr' Nhi",
Cook, Brltion. Delafnsier Friatlin ana DOOey.
ReDorfS- o. COmmee on Streets ~ favor 81 fa4sing
andegadMg Greenwich and Washington ,tsy Win
resolution therefor, "hich Wa. on motion 81 Ne
Haws lalJ On tie table Subsfqu entiy. % MOTION
Of Aid Griffin, taken up and adopted Oh DIVISION,
VIZ A6r0af,re-Ald. Gnfan. Dodge -ture7an1'
Oakle}, Chapmsu, Kelly, toe PIE dent, AZ Smih.
Bal. HaVs Miller Coos, Bard, BntLon, Dc.aina1er'
and FrankiIn--i0.
OF COMMITTEE on streets. IN favor Of Ming. regu'a-
tng and grading llth-ag., from rth 10 SJd-rl VIA
resolution ard Ordinance therefor, which was idOpt
od on division. ~ AGrnQire-Ald Dodge sur
ieg8ni. Oakley, Chapman, Kelly, the President, 10
smith BALL Hlws, Miller, shaw, Cook Barr, Buit0n,
DeamaieT, Franklin and DOOey-IT.
OF the same, ne fayOr Of paving ltth-st., Oetween
III and 2c-avs, and seltug cuIO and gutter ZONES