New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

IMPORTANT DECIsIos-In the great case of
Sturges e. Anderson Longwortb, on bill OF review,
from Hamilton County the Supreme Court on saturday
pronounced opinion in favor Of the plaintiff. This
involves the title 10 some 40 acres OF land In On
cinpati which was boughtby Nicholas Longworth many
wears ago on sae by administrators From some defect
In the proceedings the sale Is now set aside and the
heirs OF the deceased have the benefit OF the enormous
rise In value We learn that II is equivalent 70 Judg-
ment of from 100000 to s25OOOO against Longworth
Last year dig made against him IN The Irving case
but IL Is pleasant know that he Is dbe 10 stand up
under them and have plenty left Three of the Judges
gave the decision OF the Court Thurman and hanney
dissenteJ ohio State Journal
Tur MATERIAL History OF THE SrArE,-We
are informed that three additional volumes of the Natu
raj History of the State have been published and they
have been forwarded by the Secretary OF State to the
Treasures of all the counties in the state for dstrlsu
ton among those entitled 90 them with the exception OF
the counes of Albany, Suffolk, Ulster, Washington
Wayne, Westchester and Wyoming. the others VIII
he forwarded az they can be obtained rom the
publisher Albany Eve. Journal, March l.
tP~We understand, says NewOrleans pa
per that the members of the old congregation OF Rev.
Theodore Clapp have raised among themselves. oy
subscription In brief space of time, the hands lme
sum of nearly $4,000 for the purpose OF building him
a church No man In his reverend profession In or out
of this city IL better deserving than MI Capp oil TINS
liberal act and compliment.
rVThe late DIR. William Kirkpatrick, Super
intendent Of the Syracuse Salt Wok cousin TO the
grandfather the Empress OF France the Consul OF Mala
ga The kkIatrcks not numerous iauiiiy and "
said the Empress has quite number OF restNes IN America
and Scotland including several IN Newlork Cy one OF
whom cousin OF che Empress has recently LETT for rams
10 join in the good fortune of his cousin
Missouri PENITENrIARY.-The number oil
conyicts remaining December 70 1882 amounted 10 3D.
Out OF this number las sent from the county OF ST.
Louis Among the number are for life, for ~ Ysr,
and for lea The Oldest convict is ~ years o. 49,
and there are of the age oil9
w. Carmelich, the Spaniard, who lately in
Jackson County Miss, walked away from the Sherif
few moments before his neck was have ornamented
moose and whose modesy prevented his conserving to
public exhibition of himself has sailed for SPAIN so
IL win probably happen that the hanging viii have 10 be
indefinitely suspended
~ The residence Of Mr.. Berkshire, in Trim.
BILE County. n.y. few miles from Milton, destroyed
by fire few days ago with all is contents The oss to
Mr.. h Is heavy
tS' Information is wanted in regard to Oren
rrink of Alexander, Gencsee Co. " y, who left home
in Oct last lie was heard from last the Navy Yard
Brooklyn
To The Richmond Weekly Mirror is a new
paper Just commenced at Richmond No. by Thomas
A. III. Smith
re- David Kirkpatrick was convicted at
Louisville Feb. 2A Of killing named Reason, and
sent to the Kentucky Pententiary for four years.
~ The Governor of Illinois approved Feb
the act Of the Legislature repeang the Liquor Law of
1881 which prohibited the retailing OF Intoxicating drinks
To- Hon. n l.. Griffin, long n prominent
Senator of the South Carolina Legislature from Edgefed
District, diedon Monday, lithsinst
~ There was fire at Rayenns, Ohio, on
the ssa, whsh DESTROYED considerable property
~ At Nashville (renn) on the I'D inst, the
heaviest fen which has happened for several years