New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-12

,.scnence became spsed ana VOC y n
~ ,.ps renewed on apPicanon. - "a 80
state o. MI o. renewal and the Policy void This
az ne nm for the Jury Verdict for the plaintiff,
s si os7 ~ being principal snd interest
or COMMON PIE As-is cHa1xERs-BsSore Judge DAILY
49, \, de matter Of FL "a C. Wilson, sbes Corpus
We stated few days since that Mr. Kennedy, h'Shy
esuectsb bic citizen lof the firm Of Afford Kennedy hsa
been appointed by the Surrogate land given bond gaard
an 10 Eliza g. w, and issued writ requiring hss WILSON,
sfepmOiher 10 the child 10 produce her she beng II va"
said restrained Of her liberty &c The return 70 ts
that she was not restrained Of her liberty Inc Judge re-
qUired proof the pesdings as to whether o. nos
hrs. Wilson fit and proper person; 50 Il "1'
commended on her behalf by Mr.. Austin her counsel
that she was-but denied on the part Of Mr. j. hInL
counsel for the guardian, and proof was taksn
IA sketch Of which we gave-and i was conienls1 ~ II
guardian that she was engaged IN fortuneteng, otcy
policies &c and not proper person, although oier"ss
said 10 be generally Of proper conduct $1,000.
Mr. Wion deceased, married Mrs. W. the dei5naSn';
few years ago he being at the time widower ne had
two children Eliza & and her sister Mary, Vhe At'er
young lady said to be Of good character and conduc ana
now about lG years Of sge The ehbaren rss.-s' - 20,
them with the exception Of portion OF the uns, "nol
Narv reside with an uncle in the country. Mr. w died
about four years ago, after which Mary went 70 ngl
auns who sick at the time, and Their sep SUI
seouenfjv cent Eliza e. w. to her aunt hrs Auord 10
be en- care Of also and they resided togethtr OI ue
boh apparently ceDeBed with Their uncle ana snn, t on
day relation Of Mrs w called at the house OF me anu1
and took Eliza out the purpose oia WISH 10 he hv
Of Nh W. where Eliza &. W. remained and never went
bsk IN her sun or visited any Of her relations WAS
sao After that Mary tried frequently it stated IN the
testimony 10 see her sister and being her only one was
anxious IN regard to it. but unable 70 DO So ~ was
abor four years since they met Eliza CIV mo" aoou ID
years q age ,cn.
In regard 10 Eliza w, twas said that her iaher re;
oueftad Mrs w to take cs,A a her, 1t was also sad
hat he stated Mrs w that Mary aud her must be kept
apart IN justification Of this, it SAID her uncle 10
letter found fault with her. she being then eight years Of
age and relative Of Mrs W. said she be Ard Mary use
abusive language % Eliza CIV oc slon ~nen resl-
ing together with Mrs W. 10 also said that Eiza '"
has reInained with her sepmoher out Of affection who mas
taken care Of her since she was two years OF age r
Kennedy and bis LADY Mrs Albert and other ladies' as also
Mr. w and some friends were present during he proceed
e as was also the sister who seemed TO be most deeply
interested one Of the lot "Oh Mr. ii said she one dy
appareuty privately 10 himself after they bad spoken hard
in regard to usyrg the keeping Of them apart ana as
the tears flowed freely down her cheeks AFRAID they
will break my heart She seemed to feel deeply me sep
araton from her sister and still deeply the effort 10
prove that she was to blame.
The case was summed up and the Court took time Tor
advsement II de cded that Eliza w be given to the care
and custody Of Mr. Afford her uncle her mother 0rone
partner as already stated Of Mr. Kennedy VINO win her
aunt Mrs Afford said they ready to receive her mrs
W 10 be al liberty, any time 10 call anu zee her Inc
Court also intinaed that objection had been made,
would be better that Mary be restrained from boarding
where Eliza W does and the counsel who drew up me
order wished to that she be restrained from visiting
th but this was objected TO by Mr. Hunt Counsel Tor
Mary il good girl has friends here but herself and II
she became sick anything happened to her. she woud
feel IL TO be her duty take her home although her sister
should also be there The order was finally moderated as
stated Mr. H. presenting other exceptions particularly as
to points of law in relation to guardianships &C