New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24
AccIpENrALLr BuRNEp.-A female


ACCIDENTALLY BURNEp.-A female
named Wiley living 1t No 10 Dswnipx-st severely
burned Saturday her clothes having taken ere from fur
nase Sns nan mo the street and officer a.nnpes Of hs
successful but painful himself his LEFT hand
burned in q shocking manner.
THREATENING TO SHoor.-Al el named
Michael D. Hseg-rty arrested charged WI. threaer
ing to shoot "me boys in Frankfort street and challenging
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committed him to prison.
Court CALENDAR.-Ihis Ddy.-SU-
pREME CouRT-Publshed on Saturday
90 y $ DIsTsIeI CouRr-Fiith cas-Nos 70 a. & 81
CoMMoS PIrAs-Genersl Term for the Submission Of ap-
pess Calendar from Marine and Justices Court first ID
cases
SUPREME CoURr-Special Term-Inthe
matter Of Sixyseconds Report of the Commisonerscon
hTmed
In The matter of AIbany.st Adjourned for one week.
In the matter OF extending Cansst &c Further argu-
ment YVES heard and the adjourned.
kyankiin ast- Motion that surees file under
taking in place Of that filed In Nov. 1919. Denied
Before Judge Roosevelt
d ecision-Pxfaam agt. Putsam,-Ths was q motion
10 amend the peadnss in SUIT for divorce TO obtain
limited divorce on the ground that would be unsafe for
The oris al charge, and which was treS was ON tho
ground of nfdey and verdict given for defendant There
other allegation and the defendant cae prepared TO
The Court CO Insiders that it would be improper change
the pleadnxs and tie motion denied
In gard the motion the child that be permit
ted remain with its mother there bull Of exceptions
pending in the which will probably be heard next
raj term the child will remain where is till that has been
decided.
L. S. DISTRICT CoURT-Before Judge
Betts-De 81 s-Wdtter .apard and Others ooners
Of steabost sgt Jas Craig ard Others, Of
Giobe-Decded that collision occurred through mutual fault
Of parties. Libel dismissed, without costs.
haac EUsia,o ast The schooner Sarah and Abigaa-De
cree tor hbellent $500 with per c.nt interest
Morgan Doomed and Michoe Goaid The brig TdLy
HoDecee for hbeants the value Of the cargo
of des nation the proceeds thereof at Faya at
Geo r. a Bo,cden sst The schooner Harriet Smith-Ds-
for belants for the value Of the cigars shipped and
Wm COBB art John r. Hoanard and otlers-De.ree for
bellsnt 81 500 and interest; soc of his demand disaowed
Elisha Reecsnnan at sut Of Hans Gra,a ard oh s-Mo-
ton that iii elIants file security for costs denied
TIE brig susas sssd as being engaged IN the slave
for certificate of probable canse denied,
Gerard W. Livingston sst Jared j. Aranse Decide
that damage to cargo not charseabe to cefenan Lioe
dismissed.
William Hopkins ast james =. Wood and ol~s.-Decded
that the vessel delivered the coal laden board her.
the hbellant is entitled full freight without deduction for
short weight OF cargo At port delivery.
Richard T0en agt Steamboat Ptuto-Decreed that libel
liant has proved collision alleged In libel fault
the part of the steamboat Libel, with costs.
Nm r. Schmidt Il Geo Baichen sgt the bark Superb
Decided that be snts entitled to be paid the amount
of decree out Of funds in Court in priority to demand OF VIII
Vim Tyson sgt 4. BenOnt-Case settled with the amend.
ment, as allowed
STANDARDIZATION johnson, tiled indictment for
coming snd uteTng false Mexican quarter dollars but found
guilty of the 18th count which was Tor passing two counterfeit
quarter collars hnowng them to be counterfeit and
nieuded to mercy was bEoat ht up for sentence
MIR. H. b, Allen, his counsel who appeared srauitously
his behalf addressed the Court in mitigation OF punish
He alluded to the hitherto excellent character OF de-
PENDANT considered that he had committed what has been
charged him. he did u through poverty having secome
reduced in his circumstances and his wife and two little
children actually in He read applications to the
Judge in mitigation, om several gentlemen of high stand
ing Until year. (when he Yonk ,n he had been
officer Of the Sppg Church and enjoyed the unlimited
confidence and respect of all who knew him. Mr. A. sug
gested the Judge that non punishment would better
ST seive the aims OF Justice than severe oae.
other per who had lust been to hard labor
asimsr crime. He would not throw straw in the mans
way bnt be Npposes the law knows nothing about any diff
ference Mr. Allen made remark when the District At
torney said who Is OF education does noe pre-
Judge addressed fhs defsndant-anded to his former
hgh chaacterthat he had had benefit Of good educa
lion advantages which it would sufficient TO
have kept him the path Of duty referred the period of
him. particularly il he knew he was guilty to repent Of
what he had done. Tho Judge also alluded the
and stigma In some measure which his conduct had caused
The Judge said the penalty for the ofense provided ny
statute, is fine not exceeding $50 and imprisonment
exceeding ten yearsthe Court does to the
of the law but greatly to relieve it. As to what the
counsel Ia, ia aa "a ea 10 lyn IN, puasns" noasa
Cour does not consider itself authorized TO that efectthe
of oens and to deter Others from the commission Of
crime As to the counses remark that 1t done through
poverty the Court consider it. In this country
every man. by industry care obtain the means hon
esty aid comfortably to maintain family The in
teigence OF the witness knew that he committing
oense against the laws and one OF most serious nature
In regard the 'eHtence it would DO useless from all that
has been said TO impose heavy pe;unisy penalty and 1t
The sentence of the Court is that you be imp oned at
hard O TO- sss n"S sy ns Of dDs
Tracy convicted OF passing counterfeit half dollars
sentenced the former TO one year and the latter 70 t~s
years had labor 1.-THE Court said tn. parties
ssneer and perhaps IGNORANT of laws the punishment
was made liz liter than il would otherwise
Six OF the ship New World charged with at
tempt revolt in refusing to do duty after the arrival Of the
ship Quarantine sentenced each ten days mprson
ment and 10 pay fine of SIS
In the case OF man named Award who plead guilty
indictment of passing counterfeit soveresn the papers
both sides submitted to the Court for decson
to whether offence had been perpetrated.
SUPERIOR CoURT-General Term.-De-
csoIs-C. Whittier, By her merit friend agt John g. WHIT
-Sut to dissolve the marriage the ground that he de-
endant at the time OF its taking place was satc The
Judge Duer for final decree The Judge consulting with
other members Of tn. Court considers hst the statute
under the crcums does not warrant the divorce Re-
port 8 aside, and complaint discharged
Aoryitz H1sehetdt agt Len Ayen.-Wm. G.. West ast.
same-Apphcation made to discharge an attachment
granted by Judge special Term ground that ths
molten should have been made at the general Term. Tbs
Court considers that application Be made to any tn
buna provided the affidavit upon which it made shows
why 1t is not made TO tie Judge who granted the attach
ment aid where lt mace on eddtoDaI hmdaEl0 may
be made any Judge without showing any
lfgfHs e. Crane eft solomon Gear Motion granted In
junction continued and receiver granted Defendant may
apply for leave file In ten days Stay oil
judgment till then.
g. WaAa axt r. Post, implicated 9th Freeman b. Leris.
Complaint dismissed unless service be made defendant
Freeman within thirty days &c. =
7oyfOn agt HooksMotisn denied plaintiff verifying
complaint, &c.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Before
Judge Woodruf-SamHei s. Bemdnasd wife sgt George 8
Green and George g. Radtsyd-To damages for al
legged eviction Of plaintiffs from No. Asor House. already
referred 10. Verdict for defendants.
MARINE CoURT.-Before Judge Cowles.
John MeGyffe agt Pau! Atfea landlord and tenant
Summary proceeding to dsposes the tenant tho proceed
na beng under the landlord ana tenant law, claim f
$500 rent, alleged be due 9th May inst: