New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26
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coyTIMPT OF COURT.

coyTIMPT OF COURT
M. William banning subpsaasd . witness in tae
case Of Grant as HOLDEN mot yet on) and not ap
peeznE an attachment motion, issued against him
and be brought up H being satisfactory
he wss ordered TO SIC for attachment and fees
and enter into reeosnxance in the sam OF s 10 appear
in Court from dsy 70 dsy tiI the cse shall BE- ted Of its
with the order.r
To he Editor ef TA< ~ Y Hribxn<:
Sir: The undersigned, referred to in the
above paragraph, was subpenaed Tuesday, the 2si
instant, and appeared in Court The cause then on
trial thought would be lengthy, and by consent Of
council In the above case, all parties left Court
Wednesday, 3D. attended at 10 O'Clock parties
in the present. inquired to the cause on and
found that it not finished and was told that would
probably last the balance Of the Went 70 Wall
and 20 Broadway attend 20 pressing business
and returned % Court between ii and r. and sew the
same case still and none Of the parties IN the above
suit present Went to my Office. Thursday morning.
ss was about leaving my Office 70 return TO Court,
arrested By Sher's officer tor not attending me
previous day. Went 10 Court IN custody, aud found
that during my short absence on the previous day Cnas
Sweeny defendants Attorney had caused my name TO
be called Though this not called and had not
been reached even and counsel had consented TO again
leave for the day. and moved en- attachment Ice
Court was informed Of the above facts, but was or
dered pay sl0 10 the Attorney for his motion TO at
isch me- and the sberf's fees, and compelled 70 give
bends 10 attend daily in Court during the term all OF
day s still on and this morning the Court released me
from bonds and discharged all parties In attendance
for the term except those engaged IN the cause on trl
From these scs the business community can see the
danger Of attending any business Of their own during
Court bours unless they willing TO allow certain At
torneys make $40 costs often a. they may see fit to
engage in such enterprises, and subject themsevest TO
arrest, and become comparatively prisoner under
bonds. W. CUNNING.
Nero York FEB. Is 1853
Al nInra
MAYO. Navy DIR. II. c. Billps Georgia; II. Parish In
disapols; j. p Eastman Boston; HOMER Rainsde, New
burgh; s. L. james st. DIR. B. w. Stratton, New
Jersey; II Goodrich. Albion; H. Spencer Utica w. Ran
At the AsroR, Hon J. Wentworth Illinois; Hon. Russell
Sage, Troy; Gen. II. L. Stevens Michigan; Thurlow
Weed Albany p Greeley Boston; o. Bradley, Worces
ter; G. Black New-Orlesns; H. Ames Connecticut; BIB
Kercheve, Detroit; L. sturteyant New.oresnsi s. l.
Al, the ST NIcHoLAs-Dr s. A. Arnold Providence Col
Dunbar Navy; V. McCown Army; J. :, Parker oh.oi
Rochester; II L. Ward Kentucky; A Foster, Baltimore
r. II. siyin St LOUIS J. Wightman Buffalo, and Others
$ Wyman, New:0rleans; Judge Green Albany; Hon.
A. H. Barborn, Virginia; Col V. Bogy, St Louis A. NJ.
Co,zens West Point Geo. w. Dobbn, Baltimore; J.
Buterfed, Utica, and others
FIREs-On Friday morning, about o clock,
slight fire occurred in the Of No % Anthony ST.,
In of the bedcoths on bed gnghtng from
a lighted lamp The flames were soon extngukhed
About II O'Clock on Friday morning fire broke
Out in the building No 474 Twefh-st occupied by Thos.
Metcalf a. grocery store The fremen were early on
the ground but before they could subdue the flames the
contents Of the store were entirely destroyed The
building sustained but slight damage. The families re-
siding in the upper part of the house were greatly
alarmed, but fortunately no person was injured.
On Friday morning at ! o'clock fire broke
out in the tailoring establishment Of Carl Jerry, No 1893
Willamst. The fire confined TO the first floor and
basement Damage about $500
About 10 O'Clock last night fire broke out
in dwelling.hous in Trinity place near Thames st.
The flames were soon extinglished, only bed and
some furniture being destroyed. The First Ward Pc
lice arrested German charged with firing the premises
One of the members Of Engine No -, while running
down Broadway, slipped upon the pavement and was
run over His legs were badly bruised. bat no bones
were broken His comrades took him in charge.