New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-04
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~ Arcularius and George White
" The Newark Daily Adrertiser says
that the Particular Synod Of New.York will meet today
n 10 NJ In the First Reformed Dutch Church. IL
sxpected that will continue in session for two or three
dave This body consists Of representative from twelve
Clssses or Presbyteries. Tho Synodica Sermon will
be preached this evening in the Fret Dutch Church,
service commencing at ~ o'clock, by Rev. Mr.. john
ann the last President Ga Wednesday evening meet.
Inc win be held addresses delivered by several gentle
men in collegiate education. Hon Theodore FREEING
nuvsen President of Rutgers College New Brunswick
win be of the speakers The Synod sits with open
doors that citizens may be present and hear the de-
kberstions.
ERIE RAILRoAD.-We learn that the late
eight collision Susquehanna of much less
sequence than represented TO u.s. There col.
hsion between passenger other trains the whole mat
Ter being occasoned by locomotive which fired up
and waiting 20 with the coming train the engineer
being running up and down the track the station
Tor the purpose Of pumping water into the boiler His
watch about minute out Of time, and the train
which exactly in time, caught him unaware, and before
he could back out slight collision occurred, but no
damage was done to person or property.
213,57l.--A clerk in the Street Depart
ment says that the above number Of loads Of dirt and
rubbish have been csrted out Of the City since the st
January By the Census had 81 900 houses in New
York SO there has been nearly sir loads taken away
from ersry house The number looks well in print;
but We venture TO guess that precious few tenants can
be found who recoect n those Elk loads were taken
from before their doors
T8E COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.-
We understand that Mr. James L. Norris has been APP
poipted Vice President Of the Board OF Commissioner
Of Emigration at a salary Of $4,000 Mr.. Morris is not
member of the Board but holds his appointment from
the Commissioners themselves.
ONE More ITEM.--The milk" bill at
the City Hall for the month of April is s593 and some
cents The items given. This is slight reduc
ton from March, account Of the unequal length of
the months.
II Mr.. Gregory NJ. WOrtabet, native
Of Syria and pupil of the Protestant Missionary Estab
nshment at Beyrout arrived from Liverpool in the Sarah
eands lie will lecture here Syria and the Holy
Land.
H The employing Masons very gem
orally acceeded TO the rates of their aborers yes
terday The strike was a mos, successful one, and we
hear OF no serious difficulties resulting thereirom.
Eg Hon. Daniel Webster is in town, at
the Aston House.
A WIFE MURDERED BY HER HUSBAND
Arrest OF THE MURDERER.-Joseph sleeth, black
smith in the employ of VIM Waters, whose shop is
the Dry Dock, foot If feminist, f. RI arrested
by Officers Barton, Whaey and Thone, Of the Eleventh
Ward, charged with the murder of his wife, Matilda by
beating her. The affair took place in dwelling in the
Of No 47 East Tenthst TO which the accused and
HE family had moved on the ls inst The deceased
found dead in her yesterday morning with marks
Of violence her person and bloody foth flowing pro-
furely from her mouth and Coroner Ives was
notified and yesterday afternoon proceeded to the house
for the purpose OF holding inquest upon the body
when the following testimony was adduced
Mira Rosanna Warnworth, occupying apartments on
the floor with the deceased being sworn said that
on Sunday che heard loud talk In the of the de-
ceased, and Supposed that she quarrelling with
some person. Yesterday morning she, with little girl
who had been sent the deceased errund, went
10 her room, where she Mrs Seeth lying on the
floor with blood and oh issuing from her mouth and
nose and her little children, four years and the
other year DID, crying beside her. The husband |
and father at this time at the shop OF Mr. Waters,
and message was dispatched to hhn by the witness
that his wife dead lie lef his work and came TO
the house, where, after remaining few minutes, he
turned away and went again to the shop where he was
soon after arrested
Ing ut No. 36 Delancy.st testified that deceased and
Sleeth had lived happily together for two years past
that during that time he had frequently beaten his wife
when intoxicated, In which state he in the habit OF
getting several times a week. The deceased had fire. |
queny been beaten in presence Of the witness, and on
occasion she had told her that she fearful that
her husband would take her life while he was In fit a
intoxication. Drs Sde, b. Budd and Moran, made |
post mortem examination OF the body and found |
bruises the right shoulder and left arm below the ell
bow The lungs congested, and the passages con-
tanned abundant quantity Ot bloody, ffoty rid Tue
liver was niue enlarged aud soened. large quantity
Of cosjua,ed blood and fluid was found ON tie right
cerebrum
DR.. sdeI gave it as his opinion thx the deceased
came 10 her death by compression OF the brain by ex
tavasstion of blood In answer 10 question put by
one of the jury the Doctor stated that such resus might
have been produced by violence. The case was then
given the jury after brief charge from the Coroner
and the following verdict was rendered by them w
believe that the deceased to her death by violence
and that the violence inflicted 10y her husband.
On the rendition of the verdict, the prisoner was com
mied by the Coroner 10 await the action OF the Grand
jury The deceased a native OF Nova Scotia, 81
years OF age.
MoRsE's PATENT AND +. q. ]. SMITH.
In the Superior Court yesterday there came up
proceeding In relation to the Morse Telegraph Lines
the complaint Of Morse Vail against f. .. j. Smith.
Plaintiffs own lhreeiourths and defendant oneiourth
oil the patent. and the latter by written agreement bad
power agent in disposins of patents for lines ia
New'knsisnu, New-iOrh, ana Poftoh vi INC western
country, Plaintiffs obtained a temporary injunction
against Mr. Smith, in December, restraining him from
further acting under said agreement alleging that he has
not acted up to the requirements OF the agreement &c.
also demanding accounting and dissolution of the
joint interest The came up yesterday motion
TO continue the injunction till final hearing. The ale
eaons OF plaintiffs denied by Mr.. Smith, Argument
was heard-to be continued
During the proceedings the history of the Telegraph
was shown In ISIS Mr. Morse claimed to have invented
his magnetic telegraph an interest, onequar
ter Of which was conveyed by him to defendant por