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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23
proIfrty of Married Women.
SUPERIOR corRr-srEer,l rrs"-Deiore Jude E'n

n
DECISION.
Jea.s.n Surg sd sne .o.' An kias wa an ,es..,e
ETTsT J-Ihe referee has reported ,hst the premises
of which partition is sought crcums nced tina, an
actual partition thereof cannot be made ~ihon great pre-
udice - the owners and that sale i, Necessary.
lie has also reported nat Catherine Tuck-r formerly
Cath rine Kline vie OF William ugustus Tucker is sil ID
Ia lee as tenant in Of undivided 9Th part Of
the premises her husband has right or interest
II her Sid share, tenant by the courtesy aIiH or
appears for the report that ,harne Tucker became
seized Of this undivided share he death Of her her
Henry Kline which took place on the st December -J)
II also APPEAR from the evidence before The Referee that
she has been abs nj Vt New Orleans about i've yeIs sni
that her marriage took place since she LEFT New York, but
the date her marriage or whether she mas had any cld
so lar IS the proof goes Casrls Tucker seized OF
this property anterior 10 and At the time Of her marriage
ard II possible r al thai appears 10 the contrary that
such marriage may have take place prior 10 the passage
Of hs act for the eiectua protection ct the property
Of married women, passed April :, l~is, and amended
April H. $40 If such should b, the fact and there has
been 9th marriage the husband would clearly have
interest a. tenant Dy the curtesy taa and tle sis
should dc before her sei-in should be Invested By these
proceedings or Otherwise his right such tenant by the
curiesy would be consummsied.
Tie above act declares that the property Of any female
who may hereafter marry and which she shall own at the
time Of marriage and the rents issues and profits thereof
shall not be subject 10 the disposal Of her husband nor be
liable ior hi debts &c but does not reach thu case
marsge then existing except as 10 property acquired ~
the vie subsequent 10 IFS passage can Il affect any
right which The husband may already have acquired Al
conn on law
II the marriage therefore took plsce Jore tho passage
Of the act OF April T. s and there has been ssue Of that
marriage born alive it Is imnsteriA whether such issue
was before since tho act was passed No tenancy
By the curtssy 4te cond arise until the birth Of such
ssue but ii there has been such issue Of marriage
traced antecedent the act the husband Is nov selsnt
by the cutesy I9t, although such ssgs may have been
born since the passage OF The act
The Report therefore IL defective rg.rds tho cues
ton Of pteres, William Augustus Tucker 10 no, snow
inc when lis marriage with Catherine Kline TOOK place
and whether there has been i'us o. to" marriage oora
alive
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DID.

BLAKE-O Sunday Auz Il o. Per1ont Roc Asd IA
Y phsn infant Of ~ and saoeh Am axe
a-ed mo1ihs
CHANBLRLATSAt Jersey CITY Monday, Aug 2 Mr. Jse'b
Cham erAu merchant o. fnis cty
family respectfully nyird
stferd M. Matthew'S Csurc1 sussex g. Jersey CIV
Hs remz1 vi BE- taken y the Cy1fe
HiuCsue-sy
tfRyFA-Ou SUNDAY For Lee Sss jersey suddenly
a synfsr sIsd youngest soa Of H.
Duryea of Brooklyn.
lie family invited Q attend the tan.,a on rassisy
3o'elock Of No ia Washinxt0nt Brooxyu-
DAVIsON-On Aondsy Anz = Mary EHz.oesh- eA1zhs Of San
ssl Dawson .
attend the Ise.dsy, Aug = O'Clock ~ No
IL Fsst Tx,nfy -s1th--r without further nyitstion-
DOS-At Tons-oadA Enc Co, n. Y A19 - Mn Mary Don
vos o CAPT Alexander Don formerly Of AGED IL
FAGAS-On y0nssy Anz. 2 Daniel D n, Of James and
n. Fsxzn. aged 8nocfhs and 5d1ys
The vii place from No 20 Fori-tat this d,J o.
o'c!ocs 2. N. <...
KETcHt Non PnaAy Aaz 10 81 Hocssam Coca from 's;ans
rcs.rrd s GrSsyyus coo q Morris Kscssn &<sd pears
"A 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23
MARINE coURT-Bel0re Jadss PHILLIPS

simon styles against Elias Lynch and Robert Hld
BY the door keeper OF FRS, Ward Station Houie against
police officers Of district fr assault and battery
PaTtf the ever ing Of Sch July, it said sat down
in the Siat House aud went to sleep, his mouth being
open as was his habit when asleep. Defendants It Is
charged with view to rdicule and degrade him. placed
handouts upon him as he lay asleep and also rolled up
newspaper about foot long and stuck in his mouth lie
continued 10 sleep however and Of the other o;srs
finally took he handouts of and the paper from his mouth
and woke hm up. The present action brought for
ssUt and battery
For deene said that the parties good friends,
and that what had been done only sport that plain
tiff had been drinking beer and slept soundy and never
even knsw Of the transaction I'll Afterwards informed Of H.
On the 9th hand il appeared Aa. Mr. LIN b. lev days
after this complained sgsnst Mr. styles 20 tbs lice Com
missioner on charge Of unstead.Lss a,sng from drink
and Al inv est Sauoa bad by those gentlemen II was
also said that Dir sctuaed by III will and was beard
say that he bad been by the party 20 VIII n
Mr. Styles belonged WIS said that the handouts were
TOO small for the wrists OF plaintiff and having been on for
abCu hours caused the wrists to swell and eft marks
for some time The II bis sleep, Il was said, Wa
mainly fatigue bsng the evening u the day which the
President visited New ! Ork.
The Judge 10 Rendering decision considered that there
had been evidence Of III wat any rate the Transaction
was calculated produce rdcue and corsequen. injury
20 plant circumstances where desgnediy caused which
Ibis Court will take into consideration. judgment for
Plaintiff $3.50 damages, and s2 Allowance, additional for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23
MULIAMsBURGH ITEMS

CovwoS CouscrL-A special resrus Of the Bosrd o.
Aldermen held AZ the CITY Hal lat evening Pres-n
Sparks, WIIlrsrth Hobley. Smith Baker, RlPhs sni
AseIz
The minutes Of the last meet rg ere read and sP
proved
A petition Vas received from Mr. Gscrgs w. Quinby,
Akng II privilege of laying and skng OF railroad
track IN the City OF WilhAr5u commencing a. Bush
wick the hesd 10 North second ST. AMI 'n~e-
running wh double track down North second St to the
junction of North second with North third 81 then
With single track down North Thirst 10 First ths)1 n
First 10 South eleventh 81 returning through So3h sy
eIth with single trGck 20 Second through S-c1n.s q
SoIth second MP North second - 10 n alc.ol OF;
North second AID North third st. As coni-ss N the
OF $1,000 Referred to the Spec Al Commit 4 rn.--
Railroads.
Rfngtsf-A communication was received ffom Mr. ia
vd Lindsey tsrGerns his resignation Com MSS Of
CONSOLIDATE N for the City Of wlsmsburgh rhe comm
nica;ion was received, and the resignation &C 3sptsi
grand LaRcFNY-A young MAJ ard wife, .1n-i Tao.
ard Mary Davis residing in Skllmsn ST. s--sted BY
officers Ward and Sterreti on sisarr.nt chs.s'S n IA
with s:esing ewelry silver ADd ci)hinH 'alt'ng
to about $50, from Mr. Lockwood snd s;tsE etsni
tion before Justice Boswell yes.erd " aft
jail await their r q; the Court Of Sessi1a IT,
above charge.
HoNoRAuLY DscHiRGED Andrew 81 ronso-, MN
tiored Yesterday having been arrested charge Of
causing the death Of child Of Mr Crsgs in North Third
:, yesterday charged and scqG,;d of all bls in
the occurrence by Justice Boswell before VIII ,m the
iraiiOn took place.
TsE R,PE CtsE-Decisioa Of Justice B'sreK-st 10
o'clock YESTERDAY morning. Mr. q Brsn bTOugh. into
Court when Justice Boswell decided that there safi
cisnt evidence Justify the holding Of for tril a,
the Court Of Sessions the charge OF rape upon Aan
Cas-. Mr.. Brisu sent t, Brooklyn where rs Sll
probably give bail for his appearance
A CIDE About clock Saturday at-rnoOn
young man named WIN. Boyd residing in : IN 81. viii
ENGAGED c.ssr ing 'lapper IN Mr.. Ih1rstys pc wIx
II Rushwick bad his hard crushed by being drawn be
tive two q Sheels. He WAS attended, BY Dr.. DsYsn.
dorf, who ar prised enc of the fingers.
Fusy ArtsN-There false slsTn OF tire in the
Third Ward, about :. O'Clock last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23
sal,. Of stocks at philadelphia. NJ

Fbsf Baya $500 Sch Nav. ~ b. lsl $3.50 wlninsos
o S,h Nav Pref ~, ice do = 2ll 20 Re.dns r. Si 70
do Is 39I % d., SOL Sch NV Pref b. ~ 300 Lone i.sni
u.s. d.. IS IS GO do, - -, 100 Grand Bs b. 1875 40
tu0n Canal, IA li5 do, 1 }, ioodo. - 1
sales F BoddSlto0 4 Coal &C. r. ~ v n{ ItLnd.
lco do 5 ~ 800 do ~ 100 Long Iaad 49, 100 Sea
Sd board Penna r. R. al 20 Long Hand Is 100 w
5l SO Kennedy 81 iiot Union c,sl, ~ $500 ""
Union Bk ieuD, 92t 30 SC Nav. Pref,
"a. B.a Mesdos r. n 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23
LAW INTELLIGENCE.


SUPREME COURT-sPsci,L rgRM- Before Judge Morris
DESisIoN.
pa A. Tsrran administrator " the o. James Tarant de-
ceased. asains, Nicholas Ouacken5,s sud others
Ir December las; Mr.. QuSckenbOs entered sui. in the
SOL erio Court against Tsrrsnt administrator 70 de
clare void mortgage on property ia this City given by
Henry + Qusckenbos 10 James Tlrrant, deceased Sub
s.qututy Mr. administrator entered suit in this Court
70 iorecose the mortgage Motion is made by NJ Jack
epbos for INJUNCTION to restrain the foreclosure SUIT fro
prceeoirg unit, the suit in the Superior Court h, been
oi.po,ed ~ The Judge, in deciding the moOl consid
ers that the could MT finally be disposed OF by the
pit in the Superior Court although Il nj III. BY the suit ia
this Motion denied, with go costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

Judge o Neal OF South Csrolins, head OF the order OF
Sous OF Temper snce, I Bsrnum Esq and other able
eskeIs expected to attend the State Temperance Con
yenii0n az Trenton on the Bis, inst.
The store Of Leeds Brother Al Rsncoc,s. robbed
Of a large quantity Of goods ard some specie. dog
which kept upon the premises was in manner
quoted and gave no alarm
During last week excellent srols of Peaches could
be purchased in Trenton Mt ESQ per basket sad large
termelCns at one shilling each
At Trenton new Rife corps under the command OF
Cap Geo L. Fisherman has been formed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

haps Il does only 10 remind your Honor Of L. The gsu
ter an made very long ard very el)lusot tdk-b.
cauae though be does not talk Law il sr. 70 talk
g or Wa Becesssry exc bis logic out he ways
D. gged hs q7tftiOn thus he had good logic =. the
Wayfe geIiisn IN talked ss.oqu snty about clients
s'quesceLcs for three years thereby meaning t. snow
that there such unnterru pied BY The
eIiee. those claiming under him. ni1nc
tor. Now lest that oihs be t.k4n in ths oas-.
THE Coz nj consider that is out of tie 50 far
re bec the plaintiff lie Undertook from the analogue. Of
the law 10 show that you bad acquesced il their ~
nenf and therefore you lot entitled 10 in lnc
ton. II at was the argument
Mr.. RcHARDsOS-Tnst is precisely the same thiag az
saying what BODY would when title produc5d
N this manner We have been common afringers fJr
certain ergth Of time, therefore il is why
should continue 10 ia II that 10 why
they 81 ouo Lot be enjoned 10 day ct one O'Clock
THE CoURr-Thai is trre enough The case il coupled.
Of course with thu fact o. their saying that they had a.
The plaintiff allowed them TO under il.
Mr. kcHARDsoyI suppose tsst settles the whole quss
hon, because it brings US back TO the argument
The COURT, IL is no argument.
a. RIcBARDsoS. Hence, cessiag 10 be an argument Il
refd not be snsxersd
Then have but word 20 say and TIA. - ll
believe have full the part Of the npl in
ant. IL IL admitted that the defendants have 40
pretended Ia ret up license. They ave failed prove
H. The burden upon them Bot gh .teyer that bar
den have proved the contrary and the stand,
Ctarly and dstncily with u.s. and enls l.
n We ask the court 70 give fair and fall clu1
erDn Wethsuk your honor for having s,ten yey AMI
carefully CIsid red this in its progress sn1 Ak
What think clearly, fairly ziinstey entitled
oan junction preliminary TO dna pfocse1lnSs ia ths
case
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23


The Imports at this port for the month thus far are about
eleven and quarter millions Of dollars, which 100000
less than during the portion Of August 1852 COM
uar.tiys decrease In Imports novel and very sssfas'
,orv feature The merchandise Exports Of the three
xseks show increase OF million OF dollars over lss
August, which also encouraging IL is sincerely 10 be
hoped that impression that the bulk Of the fail Imports
has been received and that the arrivals Of the nett v
months will be smaller than those Of last year during the
zane period Is correct.
There will be meeting Of Bank Presidents and Cashiers
1t the Merchants Bank 70 at y o'clock to o'nsuit
in regard plan for making exchanges ess~esn ssos
other without the daily drawing Of small balances specie
On call there is marked relief IN the Money mAfkes
but in rates for paper notice no change fhs street
figures for the best signatures are sa cent On good
,ecurt. call loans are cent and We heard Of one in
..ncs n 100000 At that being paid to day without
h.;,g c.J,d ip This increased supply Of money not,
howsvsr from the B4uks but from private sources from
h W,,t and from the btsrior whence ], has been u.
aosd BY the high rates which have ruled here Tor sos-
ne past The stringency Of money has extended -
the u porters ard obbers who have large Payments -
make mex. month The payments IRON the country are -
large extent and the prospect is very fair that ths aasos
ness of TIE interior 10 the City his fall viii spr1mpy m@
The weekly statement Of the City BsakA vh'en 70 ~
lsA is nSnias. ssASv the result vhoh " saa"es'ss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

FROM MARACAIDo-By the arrival OF the brig Ably
SWIM from Msrscsbo learn that the difficulty existing
between the people and the Government had been acaby
adnsffd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Boar C,PHzED-Erly Sunday evening boat with
three ard one boy in i caPsizsd in rue East River
lust of the foot of Jay The occupants after floating
Jay, refused allow his boat TO be used to go to their
rescue
KSIFED-A man named John MCGEE was stabbed very
severely sunday night the Of Main and Water SIS
by an Enghshman, who escaped
DEAD BODY ForSD.-Yesterdsy mo ming the body Of
an unknown man found at the foot OF COurtst tas
fats The body taken to the Dead House for recogn
ton
BUReIARIEs- The hardware store Of Dunlap & SEQ
field corner Of Faton and Bige-st. entered By
burglars Sunday night and robbed Of 600 worth Of GU,
Iery No arrest
House No a. Lawrence s. also entered by burglars
OF Sunday night dursg tie absence OF the family
hey obsined but little 70 pay them for their trouble
ARREST FOR LARcESr-A sd named John Moore was
yesterday brought before Justice Smith BY 0c-r Buck
Of the Second District Police, charge Of stealing -
from the Office st Grey Bath House He sent TO al
for 10 days
Three boys, named Foster Sweeney and sfferty
arrested in the District by Officer Laekey charged
It'll &c bling candy store in YORK St on Sunday Of -
They we're committed TO answer.
RUx CRAzT.-A DuichmAn made crazy by bad rum, run
through Main st. with knife IN his hana sandsy evening
cutting 81 every one b. passed until be reached tbs
Ess, River when be attempted 70 drown himself lie MAS
arrested BY officer Bradley Of the ID District ana locked
up.
NEw MAEKsr-Ths Futonay. Market wi b. opened
90 the ID Of September nsu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23
MARRIED..

CARaAN-M ARTINDALE-In bis city MONDAY, A1z 2 By
~ Eorof Mayor Jsccb A. West yt Mr. Dsyd Car iornehJ
Stanford Duicte. Co. Mis- Mary handas daughter Of
Or. SAMUEL Bs,tn1.ae OF CHESAPEAKE CITY, Aszyi-nf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23


There fair amount Of business done at the Stock
BOARD This morning wihou, important change from Sstur
day II is less difficult to carry f,ncy Stocks than
week day, ago but there Is still sufficient difficulty
to check any active speculation Another difficulty with
the market is that there is strong prominent bull to SUE
tain prices by his operations TO give them impetus
Upward. The leading stock houses either doing but
ie or ore disposed to be bears Erie stands Sstur
day We hear of important measures OF economy having
been introduced IN the operating Of this road which will
have very favorable effect upon the net earnings. The
traffic for August tins far very large Reading improved
v cent. Harlem, q cent The earnings OF August, Ii
il thought will be fully up TO July Nicaragua was steady
at 23l The Coal Stocks are somewhat active, snd are
generally firm Cumberland closed at ST. Parker III
New Creek q bid In the allotment Of ears by the Bait.
more Ohio Railroad Company we notice that the Cum
beand Company have had pporonsd to them more than
one.hslfthe entire quantity, "a follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

The Benefit Of Max Muetzek-a double entertainment
one opera this afternoon, another hight IS described 10
our opera advertisements bright constellation OF talent
rarely visible Max Asrttzek IL eminent IN bis vocation
opd very pOplar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

DEAD BODY ForSD.-lesterday m ming the body Of
Al unknown found al the foot OF C0urtst the
fats The body was taken TO the Dead House for recogn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

N',oloch Is improving, and sold at lol buyer 90. The
developments st this Mine reported to be truly aston
shfng lister is also Grner, being bid There Is mora
moSen en in New York Central about 1000 share, vera
sold AZ an advance Of cent Tbs other premium RAit
roads are quiet bat steady Government and State Stocks
and Railroad Bonds in but moderate request. II ID
stated that tho Secretary has purchased soooOO Of the
Public Debt within the past three weeks lie Is still buy.
ing al q for tie SKIES Of s67 and 1862 AT the Second
Board there was generally firm feeling
Exchange is quite dull and heavy First class Sterling
has sold at 4 ~ y cent and good names at sssi
cent although the bankers ask 81 49i cent Francs.
5I5a5l3l. The supply Of bills 10 considerable.
The non arrival OF the Pacific ctecks operations il
Freghs To Liverpool Cotton Is ID, with engagements
300 or 400 bales 1000 bbs Flour 2s 3D. g. l)d 1909
bush Wheat ID 3D. 500 bbls Resin 70 3D. The steamer
bas 1000 or 1900 boxes Cheese sos TO Lonion 10000
bush Whest o.; 200 bbls Flour, 81 lOd IS. 3D. To
Hamburg 20 bales Cotton, ic, and $50 hhds. Sugar.
25s, SC, sc.
The amount received at the Sub Treasury s232oss
Payments $3.50 40. Balance, ss.3o3653.
The sales at the Mineral Board for two days have been,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

Tow THuxs OCrDoSE AT LAsT.-We learn throug
friend that there y II pres n n this city ps
gch suAe than Tcm Thumb who's orn perec, II
hzht only Is inches CHING pounds
years ard 1hi month. OF Where's Bzruut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

lNcURsI0s OF TIE BNISGER GUARDS This C)npNny
was enthusiastically received yesterday at Delaware by
citizens They are Oh thsir way Niagara for pleasure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

KSITED-A man named JOhn MCGEE was stabbed very
severely Sunday night the corner Main and Water SIS
by an EngIshmAn, who escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

i'm shirt ard straw t' In his pockets found port
montae, and small lie the, heart with piece Of metal At
tscbso, on which were tie words "Agnis Del"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23
NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

FitsE ArtEV-There false slsgn OF TIRE in the
Third Mard. about :. O'Clock last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

MEErISG OF FoREIGS REsIDENTs-The meeting at the
shakspere Hotel, for presenting Capt lnsraham With
suitable testimonial for his conduct in the Koszta AL & did
not come off last evening, was ann 0unced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

HONoRACLY DIsCBARGED Andrew = ronso-, MN
.ored yesterday having been arrested charge Of
causing the death Of child OF Mr. Crsigs in North Third
yesterday charged and scqGi,;sd of all bis in
the by Justice VEIL before VIII the
s-a nj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

THrTr oF SIX GooDs-One OF the firm Of Alfred
EdsNds Co yesterday identified the three pieces Of ST
which were the day before found in possession OF lad
named John Wright having been stolen from their
No Park place Wright arrested a, the time, and
was locked up by Justice Bogsrt for trial.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-12-03
SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL

The national defence Of Serva goes on with
great activity. District Inspectors 60 from
village 10 village 10 see that every man is
armed.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
BY submarine telegraph the following spe
cial dispatch reached Liverpool, just before
the departure OF the Atlantic
VIENNA, Monday .-Gorishakof set out or
the Slh inst, for Olieniza, 10 chastise The
Turks, having with him "a, 900 troops mostly
infantry. On The 1lih came up with the
Turks, who had come out TO meet him. Sc
we're fighting ensued, AMI the Russians wer,
obliged TO retreat, second time in disorder OF
Bucharest, ; having now los, in four attacks OF
Oltenitza not less than 5000! This is au
thenlic.
On the 9th, the Turks were driven from
the Island opposite Guigers. Reinforcement
came 10 their aid, and they Immediately af
Ter retook it, and now hold it
Omar is moving on Galaiz
The Car has summarily discharged all thu
English operatives from employment, in th'
Russian Navy Yards