New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19

the letter came from Dunkirk. 1T directed to Mr.
NJ crlIerI do not know What the gentleman means
BY hunbug The letter contains the poe, marx.
Mr Bradv-I know the envelope does bat don't believe
thsi letter cane in thst envelope,
Mr. Tappsn said il did and he had no correspondents
The Judge remarked he would allow writ n Ia
bfss corpus 70 be got cut II they woat draw up petition
Mr. Culver said they would do so, and iramediates
the Judge short time would deain the ehd outthey
did wish to make the affidavit unless the Judge ~oaa
50 de tain il. .,.
The Jndge said was disposed to take the child from
this woman on Of Der charsctr bat do not thnk
am suhorizeO by Law 70 take the child from the woman
10 whom II seems evidently attached, and who has taken
good care Of it. as the case now stanes
Mr. Culver wished the Judge TO detain the child but
short time
The Inse ssd he was obliged to 90 home Cow. to meet
the other Judges his house and they would be there
and ther of them would gran; "rt u vas sked isr
but he did not feel that be bad any more aano 20 detn
The child now than 20 deain the counsel or any other per
son. and the child Is discharged ,,,
gentleman present then took the child by the hand ana
carried from the room II conveyed % earrsgsm
Cbsmbers,st in which, with Miss p, bad come To the
building There number Of persons srouni coiored
and o;hersbui attempt made 70 deain q ana ne cosn
in few minutes drove OF the child remaining N se cas'o
During h debate on the subject Mr. Brady said that
Trainer bv coming away from Alabama would De subject
I'd 20 being made slave his rearn-but this was denied
by Mr. Culver who SAYS the law does ot apply 70 Tres
cooed persons there who 20 out Of the Sae ON business
The following OF the letter, stated IN tae
Wit OF Dir Tappan have been received by him from Dun
kirk Il is badly written, and pointed as in the original
DUNNlRK. May "a ISIS.
Mr. T,rPAN Pe,t-en,t Y, was dragged "a AID beaten
this place Whethsr hive de sh
When better Wll
application write Will send H. will wnte
are let you know low came this MI z lkANkN
The counsel "a ne wss not able n il Trainers
hand writing or whether he could write has letters
from him. out suppose they bsd been written lor him by
other parties
Before Jaiss CAMPBELL.
James LINEN AZ Mary Aan Graham.
To damages for alleged SANDER OF nte % proper
~ smount laid saOO0 Mr. T. says that he owner
Of house and lot corner Eghthav and Thirty III hst
and other property in which defendant had life interest
DOVER that she kept the house the corner, which
public house known as the Belfast hOuse-that plaintiff
wished to sell said property and advertised but that do
udar came Of her house asd accos,ed parsons she
saw viewing it. stating that he did not have title 70 THAI
she was entitled 10 dover, and that she would the
whole of the property in three months-that no was
cheat-hat she had been to law with him for three years
and had beaten him every tme and that she would law
any person that bought the property In consequence OF
these assertions he says he could neither sell the property
nor raise money upon it to meet iucumbrances and the
present suit is brought In defense denied that the
sertions we're made. The case is on.
Before Judge OAKLEY.
William II CLARK against Metropolitan Bank.
To recover penalty OF 600 for alleged violation OF law
of 1882 in taking As part payment OF note bill Of
out state bank payable at bank within this State. In
this case ALREADY re erred tO without summing
dict was taken by consent pro orma in favor OF plaintiff,
for 0OO subject 10 the opinion OF the Court which opn