New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
Excussror OF THE LAFAYETTE T'us.-


rups AND ALBANY REPUBLICAN ARTILLERY .-Yeser'
.y morning tho Fu'' under Lieut. aaC aaey again
teoA charge their guesu and escorted tn Gun from ner
uuareys 70 the steamboat Astoria Capt at the
foos of Canslst The then made full circuit
Of Uur noble hsrbor, going do~u the Bay 10 Fort Hsm
ton and returning passed round governors ana tlis
bIand give the strangers ys~ Of the fortune
sno desenses If hsroor. Dodvort,s ana C'oxes
Bsnds PLAY ed Natt pai Ars all the wsv Aterward sney
pas. go up tn. Eat River the Navy Yard and tnea TO
tu led 70 the w. RiveS AND proceeded to la ost wneo
eylsndeo and v,ebt TO Tborps WASHINGTON ha slne
Hi.h Brieye Here q fine dinner had been prepare,
ARC aspt Freoeh true TO bis PROMISE sho"gn ns nsn
20 mp 'siih the rheumatism, on hsnd 70 do HE
sbs'e IN bonorpe his guests AFTER tne con was TO
now d. many tossts and sentiments were offered, ana
CAPT French made speech, 10 which ne expressed
thS ,st,,actiop experienced by HIS Company and him
self IA being sbe TO give the A. r. recepu IN and
>elt.r tsinnent pleasing ~ them. After oianer tnry
yi,ited the High idae and all returned 70 the City
hishty d. Il. h.d With the whole affair. The A. r. A.
leave for home this morning In the Aida
HOTEL ROBBERY young man named
VIM. B. Hall, from Binghamton, Broome co In tnis
StAte who 10 a guest az Butts II tel had 5000 taxed
from bis iruok oder circumstances which led nin 70
believe that porter beoDgi 10 the house comn,ei
the robbery He made complaint ct the Chiefs on;e
and Officer Bower proceeded " make search Ia tue
house Presently wife Of the accused porter cane
no and sa,o the money had been touno In Me q i
trunk where II not found on search suo'. 'no
previous IL was IS short, bosever Wa'Su 10" " 'uo
opiu,op that N had been replaced 10 avoid detection
Su,ctpE BY TAKISs LAUDANUM.-The
Coroner Yesterday held an Inquest upon the BODY OF
Tromss Perry a native of Eusiano As vears Of age.
Who committed suicide yesterday morning oy mkiog
an overdose of lsuosnum, at bis residence, NO lSt
West..t AveIdc' to tina. effect rendered by the
Jury The deceased was man vi somewhat ln!empe-
ate habits and rather SICILY.
To he Editor Of The Nep- York Tribune:
was present at the Tabernacle on Sab
beth evening Aug u.s. and hsr ned with delight TO the
eLaauept oiscourse # Rev I.sac Westcoti, OF the
Lsi, hist Bsptis. Church, from the words (hahew 10,
26) Whai man proitet, If ne shall gain the whole
world and lose bis own sou aud cannot refrain IT,
sdd my hun Bile testimony to the deep Interest OF tnst
occasion The house full The preaching was Of
another demon alton than that usually worshpplng
there and while he contrasting the loss and gala
suggested by the text, sympathetic feeling was mani
fest, IN the COD gregation-a appeared - listen win
unusual emotion. aud many doubt not, fet With me,
bow vain the Distinctions which separate those wh)
ought s tin 90 TO jim 10 wJrsh'p aud be joined to-
eetber 10 the bonds of Christian unity
Of this testimony we'll To the occadon az 10 the
Preacher ~ho offcisted Hts words were like the de~s
Of Hermon that descend upon the mountains OF Li0n
where the Lords blessing reposeth ever, In view OF
which, may anticipate sod rejoice In the good
time coming, when all sectarian lirleoess shall DE laid
aside and al Christians, Of every name, unite In the
worship Of God, having faith, one baptism one
k pc Of eterps lie In all uriy peace aud joy, having
their souls saved, though the world may be Lost
Term Before Judge Day ID cisions.- William F.
Weikv sgt Churies J. WaAace -Piaionf, until last
April at which time he resigned, was Rector OF ST
ThoDsss Church. tEpiscopsL) brooklyn. The suit is
70 recover from defendant las hsviDg originally agreed
to nsole) BALANCE OF salary Plaintiff alleges
thai January 1851 me being then Rector OF Church
ut Humpbreyvile C"nD he received call from the
V.suy OF Thomass Chuch. Brock w. to become their
Rector that defendant agreed to be responsible for
his salary of S., 00U year
10 desp se IL Is said To It Mr. Dobsen Of the YES
krvu IN he a mart
Reputation Of plaintiff 90 account OF chsrgss, we be-
hevs, info elty Ia Cor necticut VAS at the time OF
bis coming not good mat he concesled the
fact that he after ward obliged to resign the
rectorysbip of ST. ThJnss, &c.
This In reply was denied and letters OF the Vestry
4 Humphreyville and also of eight VessrS OF 81
Tbonse bis leaving showing that his reputation
good at the former, aod that the latter regretted his
leaving and sed their disbelief of the reports spread
inIe,Wd TO birp were read. lt was also denied that
Mr. d. was TO be partly responsible The mottons that
def, ndsrt amend bis answer Motion granted.
VIM n Churchill ACT. Spencer Benedict and Wdltsr
NJ Rodwtu -Usury on suit for 500, anouot OF a
dra which plea OF usury was set up In bar TO pay
mept but yer given for plaintiff Tue present 10
motion for uis, toe ground that tue VERDICT vas
against evidence The draft was drawn at Auburn, In
Augu,t, 1850, at 90 days by VIM. 5. Beach & Co, OF
thar place 10 order of ). $ aad accepted by Bene
dict g. Rockwell Beach g. Co had Endorsed note for
b & who were, at the time, hardware merchants at
No. 81 P,arst for 81 SO With the understanding that
il regularly di.counVed but fir ding that had
been offered 10 The street. requested 1t should be win
drawn and so, and the draft Ia suit was given
With vie to Its being oscounted In Connecticut De-.
febd ants al the time of accepting, had no funds Oi
Beach g. go In their hands, and consideration Was
given oy thu IN for the draft given TO take the te
They gave the draft 10 Mr. HOch kiss, broker 10 raise
money TO- and he gave II aoother broker Mr. Bur.
Iill who procured II 10 be di.cpuoIed BY plaintiff gno
gave S644 for 1t, thus changing S26 which was more
ihab egsl Interest for discounng IL The Court con
sio re- that II was under the law, case OF usury ami
the VERDICT sesisst evidence Decision accordio.y
alfred Wilard AIT Stephen A. Pierce-On n0ts tor
$ltz drawn by Mathis Hay ward, and indTsed by
defendant The motion Is thar d fendant smend his
answer. An org other things be denies, infprms-
Hen and belief tfat Ms'tha H. signed the note, that
no indo's 1t The Court 10 its decision, said that
where psrty supPsed 20 be able to stare thing, II
II exsts, rUm his own knowledge he cannot speak, In
bis answer from Information and belief IL he In
doTsed the not-, be recognized as genuine N he did
Bat indorse H. that itself good defense, out ne II
The fact, and can speak from actual no"ledgs and
nsst Tin denial positively state that he did noindorse
Aoop to stTiko out sc, granted
Leonard Hunt assignee Of AriSar and Charles Balt.
Ly, sgL Lucsus T. Batthy-Oo CLAIM where verdict
vas aiytn for plaintiff CO 25 Motion is made for
new trial TIE principal question was whs,eor tue
proof shosed the assignment 20 b" In the nanu~r'Dg
OF Bslkley, OF not Th- Court consosseo tue pro-
ceeoipgs TO have been correct. New trial denied.
SUPREME COURT.-ln Chambers-Be-
fore Juree Edmopos- Steamboat Henry Cldy-In the
ease of Mesrs Coyer and others, arrested by the au
thorles OF Weschtter County, on charges OF murder,
but bougbs up hsoeas Corpus, and their discharge
from ouch arrest demanded the ground that he case
does within the statute of murder, there being
intention 10 tahe life any misdemesnor committed
BY accused whereby death ensued the burning OF the
vessel they aeee not b-ing their fault aud, also, De-
cause they are already under the charge oy
The United States Marshal called up yesterday Tore
noon, but Mr.. Wells Dat let Attorney of Westchester
CouDy into whose hands the papers TO the Habess
Corpus we're only placed t1dsy was not ready 10 pro-
coed i'm the argument audit was 1s'poneds Wednes
day next