New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30

else Chsncery powers purchaser Mr. b said, Is
compelled to take the property unless the from
all cloud In execution sale by Sheriff the purchaser
takes the risk but In mortgage and partition sales Il Is
derstood unless the of sale hat the purchaser
shall be at all risk that there is good title, and II there
IL not the Courts will not require performance by the
purchaser The object is TO inducepersons at such
sales confidently n bid Mrs Pe In the case execu-
ted release, but Mr. B. said she could not do so alone
He said II not sufficient in Of unacy to serve
summons the Committee, and that there should be
special guardian appointed TO sell the property In
the person whom the judgment Of unacy exists did
not make application 10 set il aside He contended
that there was sufficient doubt in the case not 70 compel
the purchaser to com 0ete his purchase Mr. Chase in
reply said that the summons had been served of
the Committee which was sutcient-that the property
ran through from Eighth to Ninth ST. and was properly
described. As TO the question of equity powers the
part of referees II that disturbed now Il would
feet millions of dollars worth of property He con.
tended that everything had been done properly in the
case, and that Mr. Hyser shoui be required to com.
plete his purchase. Decision reserved
THEANNIvERsARIEs.-T Annual Com
mencement of the various Religious and Bsnev.
oeut Associations of the country is at hand The fol-
lowing list embraces nearly all the Societies which meet
in NewYork this SPRING
Sunday, May9
Am Home Miss. Soc Sermon by Rev. Leonard Ba.
con, ID. d. of wHaven. Mercer-st Church. 1l9 p. N.
Pres. Board OF For Missions. Sermon in the Church
University place. by Rev. William B. Sprague, d. d.,
7l5 P. NJ.
Am and For. Christian Union. Sermon by Rev. J. P.
Durbin D. d. of Philadelphia, in the Mulberryst Meth
odist Episcopal Church, liz p NJ.
Am. Soc. for Melorating the Condition Of the Jews.
Sermon by Rev. VIM Ramsey of Philadelphia, in the
Dutch Ref Church on Latsyetteplace Subject Tho
Literal Restoration of the Jews and Triumph Of the
Church until they are converted to Christianity.
Monday May 10.
Am; seamen's Friend Society, at the Broadway Tab
ernacle, at ~ p NJ.
lCo.,T
Am: and For Christian Union, at the Tabernacle, at
10 M.
Am and For. Anti-slavery Society. Tabernacle. at
N Y and Am Sunday School Union. Tabernacle, at
7lsPM
Wednesday, May 10.
Am. Tract Society. Tract House, A. NJ Taberna-
nacle 10 A. NJ.
Am Home Missionary Society. Tabernacle 7l9.
Am. Female Guardian Society. Church OF the Puri'
tans Union-squsre, zig P, NJ
Thursday, May IL.
Am. Bible Society. Bible House, A. NJ. Tabernacle,
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb Tabernacle 4P.M
Am Temperance Union. Tabernacle liz p. NJ
Friday, May IA
Am Board of Foreign Missions Tabernacle, 10 A. NJ.
Am and For Bible Soc. Oiver.st Church. 10 A. NJ
N Y Magdalen Society. Lecture-room OF Bleecker-st
Presby terrain Church, IL NJ
n. Y. Association tor the Suppression OF Gamohng,
Tabernacle lie p. NJ.
Daily Morning Prayer Meeting at o'clock, In the
Broome.st Presbyterian Church, Rev DR.. Adams
RESISTING PRocEss.-In the U. S. Com
mssioner's Office, yesterday, Capt Thomas Simpson
and George McGregor, master and frst-mate OF the
British ship China, brought up on charge OF re-
sising process issued out of this Court. One OF tho
seamen it is said was discharged by the captain and
the seaman brought action In this Court for his wages
Attachment. or libel was made out against John Doe,
tho nf no an
writ given to Deputy Marshal Rakelewitz, tho
handed To another young man IN Germany an attache
of the office, named Peter Cook to serve The vessel
lay al Brooklyn the South Ferry. Cook went ON
board and asked for the captain who was not on board
he then inquired for the mate and told him his errand
but the mate refused to receive the process, and
ordered the officer shore, and told him II he did
not go he would put him shore; at the same time
using harsh language. The officer then left the ship
and repaired TO the Marshals Office when Mr.. Rakele
witt went with him board, taking copy OF the pro-
cess The mate refused to receive it, when Mr.. X.
placed It upon the mates shoulder, and told him ne
would have to take charge of the ship, and she should
not leave the wharf till the claim was settled lett
About two hours afterward a. o'clock Wednesday al
ternoon) the captain came on board and went To- his
cabin then he and the mate made rush out and asked
the officer If he had process which the officer sho wed
him The captain them the officer testified took hold oil
him and said 'Oyerboard with him; what business
has he on board my shps' The officer pulled out
revolver and said If he laid hands on him he would
blow his brains out. The captain drew back. The
officer then again showed him the process, and
he said he did not care he did not pay any attention to
the laws OF the United States said he would put the
officer on shore if he did not go he then went back
into his cabin and the officer the pier and
manned all night ia the morning yesterday steam
boat came alongside the ship, and pilot placed on
board and the vessel taken into the stream preparatory
to going 10 sea, and anchored Officers Rackieewz and
De Angels, with lot of men, took steamboat and
board arrested the captain and mate, weighed
anchor and brought the ship TO the foot of Vesey ST.
N. r. The captain held to bail ia the Of eJ00,
and the mate in $3.50.
II On Wednesday evening the Youths
Temperance Meeting off at the Broadway Taber.
nace very respectable audience assembled to wit
the exercises. Rev. Samuel NJ. Burchard, d. D.,
presided. Rev. DR.. Campbell opened the meeting with
prayer. Rev. Dr. Asa d. Smith, Rev. r. s. Cook, and
several other clergynen, together with Hon. E. L. Snow,
were present. The meeting originated through DIR. p.
H. Skinner, who offered four libraries for the best Es
says on Temperance. More than FIVE hundred Essays
were written by the youth Of both of THIS City,
well a. Of Brooklyn and Williamsburgh The Essays
were referred to Committee, composed OF Rev. DR..
Hutton, Rev. DR.. Bowling, Rev. DR. Spring. Rev. DR..
Skinner, Rev. DR.. Cornell Rev. Dr.. Knox, Rev. DR..
Dickinson, Rev. DIR. Chaplin and Rev DR.. Thompson
Out Of the whole number of competitors four Boys and
four young ladies selected to entertain the audi
ence with thsir compositions. The boys spoke their
piecesthe young ladies' read theirs AT the conclusion
Of these exercises the Committee sdudgcd the fret
prize to Miss Margaret +. Munson pupil OF Professor
Absde's Collegiate Institute, in Wiamsbnrgh, aud the
second to Miss NJ. N Farley, Of the lid ward school
No ~. New York The first prize TO the boys to Mr..
~ Niles, Ward school No. 81 and the second 10 Mr. A.
T. Person At the conclusion Of the exercises spen
did copy of the Bible presented % Hon T. L. snow
by the young ladies, accompanied VIVA very aPPtoytf
ate address by Mr. j. s. Campbell ar. Snow rephedin
an eloquent and impressive style The whole exercises
were very interesting.
SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Anthony J.
Blocker sold by Auction, yesterday, the folowing
lot on 4,hav between sd and 24thsts.. rs
lot 4h-ay adjonins &svO