New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-14

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HehokeB, be Of god natural intention AL warn
hearted he had hired Bssrrs: of Tas H ssi
dc the q h fhsssh h sot bis
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cou,e NJ friend hsh hos0rlsls
tie ecrmusity where hs s.yisg ne not
VII rot bat will The lssry o. the critic. n
VI Of that could shs~ the bscs suari
ard productions that fhe hssa Sf
h,l;eve fsr more believe e-gassd
regard for their rePaisiion speak pasasry
n Mr. Hua.on and Bat whAi suaies issa
10 c.,iou family to sEiciie What ds,iatoa have
bes private happiness sad private peace By the Sr
,rosuetior. Of tn ys-Y5rk Herad! Only ask yOa,
lean 70 t.x vour reeollections have nothing
say IL h. large eireuaon-PsrhA2' the hr''
ds.n purPc-ebsease there eass OF persons who
Ike what the suEy bAeksuUd risr well doea-sni here
4, WIS well done love for the devil myself oal
rerc he shut up adjoining room, much hate him. Goa
m psy three shloss him Thus ths paper
20; circulation and parsu-d ID. ani PsSs aasn
that seemed no, 20 De sai even acre "a
Yoi publish sthns Have cvereolored th pc
ture Recoec, that public book TIE editor Of tao
oue or the the Other sabsct 70 criticism. severe
een-ure spd the book 10 con-
esrnsd Ask TO carry your reeoleetfoos back aud
whether reality have overdrsvn this -Peure Another
remark th.t newspapers beg ycu understand that
all the Tine ereus the and not M Bsaasst has con
evd an utter sbhorr called the apPor the ais
teeey the ecdfsh gentry Why ths could
have been leader Of The that newspapers editor
could have been leader Of the Asd that newsPaPss
nk could have ade the leader Of the % would that hos
NV have woudth hostility have existed which ever
al on in psp Lowing the hamss OF preaiee against
this elassf Gentlemen. to answer But that he's
been continually everything thar concerns what SHAH de-
nominate respect able society W they s richer than do
rot envy thet their good fortune they take from me All yoi
what have dispose honestly snd Kindly whea
we meet them they considerably sni kindly
,n todv else that been coutin ua smPoonias and
r Ills elias. fom 10 foundation The present moment all
tnew undertake that paper b" been the ci1se
mischief Of creating feelings Of hostility and disgust between csse
Of those whom calls the upper ten or astoccy
ard ,ho whom il calls the but certainly drawing the d
tincon raamng prejudice does no good In society miy
.uus smother; may lead weakmndd or wess
men 10 feeling certain OCCASIONS Waea
tho rsts Of Aston stained with the blood Of citizen
where meeting Of sbsonsts "a class OF men TO "aon don
belong certainly petcsbls eis was oosea
b, Cart Rynders corps patriots what hsna Tss SD
Yrk eraid had producing these events Will not undess"
., will not hazard an opinion leave 1t has is coarse
ever been to society social pOai of view or has
had G contIsry eject
NJ ord,p hsp made condensed statement belous
ter II Which there might be said bs more dangerous
INT no, more nmous person than Mr. Fry He then reviewed
the of the defendants to the se'efA enArss'
which be found quite inadequate ne uuaet'ooA
70 .how combination ev conspiracy against Fry lie haaed
40 =. old feud Of Benues Fry but the Court had ex
cudd the testimony Beginning where the evidence
h. the the and place where Denede
Trufi ard Resi- visiting near M benne'ts sea' s'
and probable motive one OF revenge n oe"e
b.esuse through Stakosch to give Bennett his print
m or to have thing do h bim in consequence Of "hcn
Bennett threatened finish Fry lie argued 'hs these arts
I bel
had reeupj.r and professional interest in spons Frys enter
pr.e end that troubles of Fry with bis artists and the alleged
l,l. were all the fruits of the eombiaston bchno's
heinz calm when saying he would finish Fry was no PROOF
Of want Of usrp,; fer from the tms Satan entered
p,sSe the deepest msEny calm He dwet on the fact OF
The presence Of improper persons ts 'a1ey Dali o.n
Revolt whose testimony was sent tor "a france
,,b ere true could have been proved b. hnn 'red' O.
witnesses Revolt he ended was wholly
uLbee being man Of the worst pp
p,npet,,.-who those would not believe on h's
IL. NJ Erx
edeuce lie shown indeed not to be teh ne could
pt tosst like the bosed beler Of bis s5OOayea Tine were
rroyed the sbuse hesPed on him. he tr - w Wiling
" he be such tormentor James Gordon
Bennett.
NJ that verdict offour hundred dollars would
h. 70 ,uuhent for SANDER publhed BY Bennett
would not touch the h libel fund.- which whether true
or rot he said 10 lay erdea WITH sach aSerdct
h. would laugh Fry the Court and At the Jury ne would
,,pe,tste another hbe Fry worse than all ta'
femcr If there dend TO prompt him to pnt sAnae 10 "a
~ form He argued that the articles IN fs hri@
spoed the nights by drawing an invdioi anu "'
Opera those nighs there
should be paid much whehef they sung on
M s,. uishs or not-thus Fry suffered heavy Pecunay loss
The lIbels must have injured Fry in Boston where
! be rb,mst.J, f.iied Mr. Fry had other recourse
.s.n.t Bennett except dsnsses to whipping him ne naa
read, leen kicked into esiosy that wosd DO u'els You
gentlemen Mr jordan concluded mustudge you ma" tae all
,he ,rss to eondersion fyou feel disposed TO use
Learned eud eATrn touch Bennett lightly why touch him
uhtIv let him 60 renewed appetite to make victim Of
whom he dsfoset D'~'
cordirs 10 hi. net, my client will be satisfied
Mr. sanford ssked several statements made BY Mr
dn a. 10 the testimony presented points in tbs testimony
which he ked the Judge The Court then adjourned to 10
ocoek this morning
SUPERIOR CoURT-GEsERAL TEss-Bef1rs Judge HoFT"As-
LAW AS TO AWARD OF CONTRACTS. -
Horace Ru. and Reid The Mayor &c OF the Ciy
of New-York Bartholomew b. PuIty Co1nsonef OF AeP'f'
and supplis and John Cooke aud george IsPa. -, ut,
n1S,tos 1855 Dec ! Mr Willard r plaintiff Mr Clarke
for dsfsndan Cooke CSpn; Mr Dillon Tor the mayor &C
IIoTFnAN JusTIcE.-The motion before me Is Tor m
he restrain them nom proceefns
with the wosk or any paft Aeteo, OF
LIN ANN rfht OF privilege under certain essolaton or eh,s
.t h or from interfering with the pavement Of tthe o. the
stree mentioned and thai tis psn's M os -
10 contract the Corporation er te paving o ofs
- ar vjtbp certain limits aud that the with
Cooke Capiin for such pavenep De acc ar ne sa au
The msers 10 the questions ea no" aPpeaDso "'
psrers . follows -
N,ee vas b. Coumoner Of Repairs and sup
plies the for proposas 70 5e maze 's ps
,be Corporsiion 1852 On the isa No, le hs pro
po opened The proposal. o. S sI a S =, s
syry Superficial yard Many other estimates were H.s sat
were lowest The proposal OF a.ieaasn' s H,5s b e
ccnautto bound that the ants sl1ad nnl
ths contract II awarded 10 'hen ana Noa lg - s 80 nod
o. - S oS Soymbe notice having Of the defc
save written notice OF the Of the bf With an
sfSsvit CApia being all the parties in.esa
written hsen nt OF Psi'oa 20 ' ne IA b
Of Repairs and Supplies 18Th Of Sovs-
t ksd he opinion the Counsel OF the COpoaon gpsn
~ rbarseer Of defects and ADVISED oy nun thA hJ
~ 80 ,rssssr. on 1ut.tsnce and merely Of form
were nae,s 81. .dv~e fss l. they addressed
eorurrcson Common Council setting ofth al the haS'
81 81 - = - .,sr- To- rpater 10 their conside
sr ~ The board OF resoa-
toI the contract be awarded 70 osoIse toSz -
ud ly Board Of Aldermen on tho n ana wa apP"''a "
IT, eSDtIst wss defendants have eOmeneed
Tt complied with mafog prspess a. con