New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05


day morning, charged with assault and battery on
the person OF Patrick Forester, at the house No. 81
Westinghouse, and also with cutting his face with
4 kIIfs. He committed 10 prison 10 answer the
change. N default Of $500 bail
John Dulhanty arrested "Wednesday morning,
charged with grand larceny, m entering the ONCE Of
Richard TAYLOR. coal merchant. on the corner OF
Twenty second 81 and Second ava during the alb
senCe OF the proprietor and stealing $50 II from
The money drawer Of the desk. The clerk. Mr..
Glass fortunately came IN the Office as the fellow
Was leaving II, and caught him. The money was
found on his person and recovered lie confessed
the then, and was committed by Justice Bleakiey
for trial.
Robert w Wvman, young man residing AZ No.
li6 Elm-st was Wednesday arrested by officers Bell
and heefe of the Chefs Office, charged with steal
ing gold watch, chain and PAIR OF earrings,
valued in all at Sli5, from the store OF Robert Rant
ieWe'er. Of No. pol Broadway. II appears that on
Monday last the accused entered the store OF Mr..
Rant under pretense OF purchasing, and while there
succeeded IN stealing the property, Which was found
bv the officers IN his trunk. lie was taken before
the magistrate at the lower Police Court, and com
miied to prison for tIial.
Adam NASSAU. a German. was "Wednesday arrested,
charged with grand larceny, m stealing carpet bag
containing DRAFT for $40, and other property TO the
value of SIC. belonging 10 Conrad huhier, of No. l3o
Llbortyst. The accused was seen 20 take the pro-
poiiy, and Justice Lathrop committed HIM to prison
for trial.
ACCIDENT FROM BuASrING.-A lad ten
years OF age, named John Butler, was seriously in
jured on Wednesday IN consequence OF stone trom
blast at the corner of Broadway and Flitythlrd.st
striking him lIe was taken 70 the residence OF ms
parents By Il Policeman Of the Nineteenth Ward.
Court OF GENERAL SESSIONS, Sept. B.
Before Judge Bebee and Aid. Franklin and Miller
Sfafencea Aaron L. Treadwcl, who was con-
yictcd OF forcery in the second degree AT The May
term of this Court was called up and sentenced to
the state Prison for Eve years.
Shooting ir.fh fafcnf 10 kH Lewis HdSpe was
lteIt Ia la Indictment
with having, On the Both OF March last, shot jacob
Clousc with intent 20 take his life. IL appeared IN
evidence that the complainant and the accused we're
not. 40 the time of the shooting on terms OF Trend
ship "A Misunderstanding had occurred some time
previously. when Clouse had shot a dog belonging
10 friend of laspers. ClouSe resides at the corner
Of Sxty-frst-St and Third.av On the night on which
the ohCnsC IS alleged 20 have been committed
C.ouse heard a noise Ia his kitchen he got up and
went down. and found the sash and indo"s broken,
and ON looking out saw two men standing aDont sN
feet from the window he was about to return up
stairs when he heard the report Of gun. and stimuli
taucCuSly Was shot ia Inc region Just ABOVE ne
heart he fcll senseess. and his family hearing the
report OF the gun. came down and found HIM IN the
position dcscr. bed and conveyed him up stairs The
case was not concluded when The Court adjourned
toI ;he DAY
Az IMPo,ToR- Michael Brown a stout,
able bodied foreigner, was II Wednesday arrested by
officer larbiEson OF the Fourth Ward, on charge OF
publicly exhibiting fictitious letter setting forth That
himself and flmliy we're real objects OF charity, win
intent TO swnile the cbariabiy dsposedand thereby
Obtain living without earning II. The otter puf'
ported 10 be signed 10y John Brown, whom The de-
ceased SAID was his brother. Brown was taken be-
fore Judge Osborn and committed TO The Pcnlten
uary, as a vagrant FOR the term OF sN months.
SERIOUS FALL.-Danicl J. Mack. resi-
ding Al Caldwel's Landing, fell down the stairs OF
conveyed 10 The New-lOrk Hospital, where he les
IN a dangerous concluon.
CorRr oF COMMON PLEAs.-Before Judge
Woodruff Michael Nolan against John Thompson
Plainti was memt or OF the New-i ofh volunteers,
served IN McKee,. and Afterwards received tertln-
cate and Discharge emitting him 10 ms land warrant.
He alleges that be lost sad teTthcate &c, ana that
the Land Warrant based upon them was sent from
Washington 10 Mr. Thompson, who Is broker IN
favour OF Nolan, and brings action IN the nature OF
the old action Of TroYer to re- over me value
In defence 4 was stated that Mr.. 1. received the
Warrant, he did so IN the course o MS DusIhcss' anu
transaction was settled.
The suit was brought under the law not permitting
transfers and the question = whether thefe was any
evidence oftransieT, &c verdict TINS forenoon
Jo,nes Ferguson against Jas. r. Waiting, Wm N~-
ris,nd A. d. CIemenf.-sut for alleged combination
and trespass damages lad at SO 900. \ SUIT, u WIN
be recollected, brought by Mrs Ferguson against
Mr. f. the plaintiff, for divorce, on the ground OF IN
Gdetv IN which she obtained a verdict, and IN TWO
SUBSEQUENT rev TRIALS which were allowed on apph
cation Of MIR. F., she was also successful. IL was
shown then that Mrs. T., previous 70 her marriage
and afterwards. kept a millinery establishment ana
had loaned 70 the Baptist Church, OF which she was
member, $4,000, on the bond OF the Church-out
that subsequent TO her marriage ana pel",s sG sun -,
for divorce the Church Was requested Dy MRS 20
nav 10 her the money, she giving up the bona IN heI
favor and II was re-loaned the Churcn gIvsns the
second bond 20 Mr. Norris, friend oil his' III
Clement one OF the defendants IN tins Sult, was the
family physcian Of Mrs /. Hr. r., since the divorce
Suits sued the Church 10 recover the $2,O0c, claim
ing in his right Of husband, possession Of y; ou.
finally, We believe unsuccessful, on acroun. -, s.o
new law giving 10 married woman the properly oe
Ion ging 10 her before marriage IL.
Mr. Whiting was the counsel IN the divorce SUMS
behalf of Mr. Ferguson, and the action was found
ed on the state Of health OF Mrs p aud as 70 cio'h
ing in which DR.. {. gave testimony. -.
The present action, brought BY hr: r. = on the
ground OF combination 10 influence MIS- taxing
away linen, the other TWO witness Win MI. Con
RIO ~ house OF Mr. F. No LOG Amos ST., on or ABOUT
sept q 1874, and the first TWO placing thensTnes'
IN back room TO overhear conversation ID the 'front.'
between Mr.. w, and Mr.. f., end that by saa ihnu
encipg. Mrs f., &c, plaintiff was injured 70 the
amount of 600, lost the affection OF his wife, and
was injured IN his peace Of mind, &c he brings
suit TO recover damages, amount placed A. sta-
and The suit Is defended by Mr.. Whiting and Dr. C.,
who in then answer unequryocaliy deny every point
sstup.
The testimony Was Principally As 70 what Dr. Z.
and other witnesses testified 10 IN the divorce SUITS
/, was sald In defense that, al the time Mr. w and
Dr. c. were together al MI + 5 house, they we're 70
by previous understanding with Mr. ! ana ma. nc
refused afterward 70 do what he had pfesloussI
agreed to-that a difficulty arose between him ana
Mr. Norris and he ordered Mr.. n o1s Oh me nouie
n Was also said that Mr. +. ordered Dr. L ou' "i "'
house at the same time, but this was osso N,,s nv
twas shown that IN the transfer 70 ny oD.iv oh
the Church of the bond, Mr.. F had pten' 49, HS
ected 70 the Church transferring u, Des Of Mr..
Prce the Clerk, subsequently, 2. once who
tod Mr. p thai the Trustees could sgaiy lessI
transfer The Court thought ihs, s 's which he
opon Of M T HR 9 Ja5se sseus that nothing
ed Court said thai ~ r
Mr. Wll Tier, .o4 s, Sas ., no. iss complain. asas him.