New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-15
wILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

THr MmIISERr Casa large number Of persons
congregsed at the Court yesterday afternoon to
hear the Of Justice Boswell passed upon T. w
BOYD for assault and battery on Miss Sandls0n. The
CouI for the defence Judge SOper presented afsv.
from Mr. and Mrs Boyd, in mitigation Of tbs ofense.
Mr. Boyd that he told Ellen Ssndson as many as
three 20 out and that she refused and called them
cheats sc and that he then I'D her OGt without pinchng
or kick DC her The affidavit of Mrs Boyd corroborated
thai If her husband.
Mr. Dean counsel for the young lady presented three
sfdayts The first was by two young LADIES' residing in
Mlsmsburgb nam Breen, from winch il seems thar they
worked for Mrs T w. Boyd about two years since foe
which they received pay and were praised for their skill
in doI the work by Mrs Boyd after this they took out
other bonnets which executed quite we'll ths
fret and on returning them, Ms Il. Immediately com.
menced ripping Them pronounced them badly made and
refused 10 pay t'r them
Mrs Jane Ingraham uilliner, made an affidavit that
she the bonnets the Tuesday that they dev
cred to Mrs BOYD the time the girls their way
there examined them, and they well made and
good ssls able hats
Mrs Winson milliner made affidavit that she did no,
tell Mary ElGridge that the bOnDets we're not wei made
hut dc tell her that the bnoins Was not Of OF the
back Of the bonnet and not mussed, she should
consider they made IN a fair passabl- Alter
further summing up either side, judge Boswell decided
to pass sesence on Thursday afternoon at o'clock
CoHsos COUScIL-At the meeting Of the Common
Council Monday evening, Mayor Berry returned the
resolutions Of the Board (pa.seo the previous m.etng
protesting against the consolidation scheme with ns
p uoustrance received aganst the continuance Of
the Resin Oil factory in North eth st. public danger
Referred 20 Ordinance Committee.
TIE ERIcs.oS-The work Of removing the machinery
Of the Ericsson pleed last evening This after
she is n be lowed from her dock in W.m.burgh
the foot Of Thirteenbst North River for the purpose
Of receiving her new and powerful engine and other
chinery nearly all Of which Is in readiness 10 be placed
board lie shaft bed plates aud wheels are the only
parts which have been retained her The owners are
o0L6dent that tie Encsson will be ia readiness for
Isl ef September next
A NV STEaNsHiP-Messrs Perine Patterson e. Stack
have commenced lay ing the keel Of first class ship
BE- called the Yankee Blade for Edward Mills which
BE- in readiness for the let ~ December and IS % be
placed the independent California line to run from
New York "a Cbsgres IN connection with the Uncle Sam
on the Pacific side She Is be 2sJ feet length on deck
. feet BEAM - feet deep and 1900 taBs burden. Her
engine Is be made at the Alare Workr and TO be
beam en gine, u inch cylinder and llfeet stroke.
LlrScHFs -Hessrs. Perine, Patterson ~ stack, viii
launch r. IN N cir ward foot OF North TN - Niamsbugh
tn ciiuer built Schooner Helose, Monday Afternoon
n. II 81. is owned By Messrs Churchm2n s. rg "a, is
ID f IT, Caforl ia and East India trade an1 Is 10
Be commanded BY Capt Mehiegs sneis % feet ength
On deck y TIT BEAM y feet deep aud about 400
Measurement
Thev av. 10 on the stocks nearly completed the clio.
mr. slo Wide Awake" for Messrs Sxin & Ironside in
erdd Tor The Caiornis and China trade and 70 h. ,n
maud.d b, Capt h T. Smith, recently Of the cOpsr sho
mo She j. IL fee ength deck, 81 feet Dean ~ Zee,
deep and shout 20 ton measurement, w be launched tbs
10th 4 June.
AZ tie sans ard he bark Velocity Of 300 tuns fr Cur
tss & Co, nt-nded Tor tbs Mediterranean trade, be
handed by Capt AOrrsl viii be launched the oh VI
July
rrg e 900 tons. intended sor m sane trade oFnd
't .l b. co.. 900 o. irIi cid 90 .1s - ,ay