New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

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CoiLisIoN.
He'd that the uit was with the schooner Decree for
Syl7snus Warner sst steamboat ssufb America
CLAIM o. CHARTER PARTY.
The $4,000 sgreed to be paid in case Of non perform
arce is by the books considered penalty The libel claims
s0COO and the Marshal cannot take less than sC00O0 but
that does not bind the Court ship released on giving bond
for S50oC0.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Benre judy WOODRUFF.
Dennis MeNahcr. IT, Administrator d. boais ruth $
Harrison deceased, sssin,t Thomas T. Alon.
This suit which OF rreel brought to recover
bond and mortgage for $40 made by Frances C. Sage
a. part consideration for house and lot in Leonard -
bought Of Mrs Harrison at one time, we believe known
Julia Brown which is charged defendant wfcnguy
tosk away &c, but denied.
Deceased Mrs. was originally the wife OF samuel
Rahbope from whom she was divorced in sSs she had
three children by said msisge-two sons and daughter
In 1874 she married John Harrison, she being then pos
sessed Of certain personal property as ass the house IN
which she hen resided in Houston st.. and the house she
formerly lived at in Leonard ST She made an ante nup.
ta contract with Harrison Solomon hipp being appointed
trustee by which she retained during life the control OF
her property the she a single woman, and
also that she might dispose of it By will and until she did
axe such will already made by her 10 stand.
She and Mr. Harrison married Dec Is, 1884, and she
died Oct lsis, leaving property worth about sSlt1o
Previous 20 her death Gin Feb, ls4s she had sold the
house in Leonard ST. taking the bond and mortgage in
question IN part payment.
Itis SAID that Srs IL made no other will than that which
she had executed previous TO her marriage with Mr. IL.
That made 25th April Is in which she named John
Harrison as sole executor and gave the whole of her per
sOnsl property and the house in HOustOnst TO her two
soDs 10 be sold by Mr.. H. in trust snd her house iu
Leonard ST. TO her daugherthe whole Of the shildcen
IN vious thereto had assumed the of Harrison
MIR Harrison in Feb, lsi9, in accordance with the viii
took out letters tesamenary and took possession of the
estate lie died the year following March 10, 1850 Plain
tiff appointed de bons administrator OF the
tate of Mrs. II in ls52, and brought this suit
Defendants executor of John Harrison, and claims IS
agent and assignee of the two sons-Snd claims title
bond and mortgage-twhich is placed 10 the hands Of
collector to abide the resuas psrt Of the estate OF John
Harrison that the bond and mortgage ameinto possession
of bis wife after her marriage and that said Harrison
entitled TO by his marital rght-or not that by virtue
of the trust in the will the property personal property
belongs the two planti claims particularly for
the daughter whom he represents well in his capacity
as administrator Defendant also denies that he had pos
session Of the bond and mortgage when the suit
menced. The is being tried before the Court 1t is
still on.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-Befors Judge BruEE, aud
Adeu en- CoRNELL and PECK.
THE TAMMANY HALL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEFERRED.
The Cour: this morning filed with spectators
who had assembled hear sentence pronounced upon John
s Austin and Others convicted at previous Of this
Court for riot at Tsmmany Hail. and for an aggravated
sau upon the person Of Mr. Augustus Schs but owing
TO the absence of Aldermen Bsley and Francis who
the Associate judges at the time of the trial and conviction
Of the accused, sentence not pronounced. Judge
Bebee stated that both of them two weeks since had been
officially notified to attend the Court this day for the pur
pose OF proceeding with the sentence Of the convicted par
ties that he Judge b had this morning received letter
from Aid Francis setting forth that AID Brisley had
gone out OF town. he lAd. Franeis would be in at
tendance Therefore Judge Bebee stated he could no.
aone-but notified the defendants that when the Court
got ready" to sentence them they would be notified when
TO attend through their counsel John Cochrane, Esq
Judge Bebee stated further that far as he personally
concerned he ready proceed with the
SENTENCES.
Patrick Gaigan, convicted Of grand larceny, was sen
fenced to the State Prison for years.
John Moore convicted of burglary in the FIRST degree
was sentenced to the State Prison tor 10 years.
Major Seth Damon who pleaded guilty to stealing s. 500
from Adams & Co.'S Express At No. 80 Broadway WAS
sentenced to the State Prison for years
James Dunn convicted of assault with intent to kill Mrs
Nrooman was sentenced to the State Prison for years.
Mary Hart convicted Of grand larceny sentenc ID
20 the State Prison for two years.
Charles Pits lad Of Is years Of age convicted Of grand
lsrceny, sent to the House of Refuge.
Merriam {. Fillmore alias Chauncey Laikin who pleaded
guilty to false pretenses in swiuding Mr. Urquhsr book
keeper to VIM. IT, Webb Esq ship builder, out of $3.50,
was sentenced the State Prison for three years and TO
pay fine Of $3.50. This Larkns third entry within the
walls of hSiate Prison.
James Hazard, convicted Of receiving sto goods was
sentenced to the State Prison for four years He also had
served two terms in the State Prison.
Samuel j. Proper who had been convicted of false pre-
lenses next aragned for sentence He looked pale
and and seemed fully to realise the situation he
placed in. Peyous to sentence being passed upon him
Judge Beebe reverted to his family from whom he was now
about to be go ANONYMOUSLY separated and said he had
always been very charitably inclined toward him and
would gladly avoid sending him to the State Prison. but
his duty compelled him TO do Proper was then sen.
fenced 20 the state Prison fJr two years. 4
Thomas +. Mitchell, who plead guilty to false pretensss
n obtaining suit Of clothes worth t3j from Edward Fox
tlor was fined go which amount he paid md was dis
charged
TIE CONVICTED POLICEHEN.
Judge Beebe ther gave notice that saturday morning
the Cont would proceed 10 pass sentence upon W Ken
nedy and John ~ smith, the two Filth Ward pOncem N
vic convicted Of burglary at the last term OF this
Court
Tie Petit Jury then discharged and the Court al
iourned for the day
Court Calendar. .TBIs DAY.
CoMMoS PLEAs-Part mos 52l, 29T co., CO.. sI7, SOC,
COS SCI, s64, 500, 9l3, 3l5, 1884, 9s5, se6.
CIRCUIT COURTNos. 57i, 1000, lc29 $685. j70 A. $50
SIN frt Ifcl .