New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-04

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sf i. pc CO s., h. ~, Ally carried. lad !. uSs
q III MATURE NJ Hay o. TON he poete' small
end l,n IL, b. es o. Mr. Hsyr. ,aIns Nm H,y-. oot :.
Tsvorer IN the iie ard went r Mr. Hsy-s
e. ro DO r. ss e s IL i cd s s sf S "a
sSo VIZ M H,y ,1s ss sd Is. :, <. rspi-4 AZ
- esr AID t. up :. lay On he table, she hsd ~
srd aid II hat he'd aimed h.ah h.v- been inclined to
.rd Doctor md Hy-eif c al night
Ioheed Mr. W6f.nl .aa time b-fa.e the aa.;h
rrii ,re " sas. viii him Tn siswed L
ts Doctor tre Ns Hsyes Mr. Lutrr.r N. Police
..n 10 re" their eonTI ID NJ. - ws n ~ ss,
sa,l ihs 70 h t ba IN as ,ifS t
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MIs Htye. ne; hs hed,y
hist nd Tessfd with hI hors ws only dl inter-
81 Ts w.. IN b nd .,sTy We 10 wen, is.o the ossi
is to 70 - hs sfrat went up and NJ hays. Va iAsre
sS IL cn B S S: a G HAVE. We. a h a
rot Nj H' eonys'sed with her ~ mint . and gave Der sons
conversation with Mr.. Haze, obsc,ed IS said had come
Nh. Hsyts consent M finally u,ed although she said
.eIe TO h.s. word hey said and Mr. Hal gave me seat y N
d. ' h ote was ykas ih hsL hsvna ;o iTed we wen.
hr and lie oseih az her GOING said
to & M a5 SSh c t ias almost a c saf sii
Ld long with rh doctor and told al
e malt she Pleased but if he cot into such .eape again
{ hat he had done al he ead her saw her
e, ltogi M he had ,en into tn doctors o-ssssiou Oeeed
hd u haid The doctor hsd thee e and she wanted them
ne would e, ii she aid .but NJ H,y S99 be ea no cant
DO tfs tn doctor do hat but the Letters;
orf the; rot 81 letters: i. csee;
the Of the orrnf; the doctor was engaged the other rgom
she and Looked very weehed snd miserable; asked hex
IVES go Z, J az &c &; .e If Ae ad she did no; sgow wha
10 e 5o g.. no BE- ., saS ~ . dE Hs me-
hut " c. ~ into small pieces sm the end Of m! ntle
letter. VIZ. Forwarded En.laud .he would be runed-shs
NJ Hays and cared bit ittei she SID
o1ud h gsrr esI.d hs M Hayes cared bit it,
eouo s-r fore the e,iei. cached Earsni: would
IT, her away voud not the children wth herr she said
bsme Doctor AID The demand n Of hun. be-
NJ the otter; Ic I'D he Id him she had OVEN
th,n aio t. keep ,os b. Me Hayes continued to lie on
liz III. IL IL el;io ~ a'',5 g. b. ~ e' her back T. ths
tr, ~. IL ,t4 h know hos ted her what induced
BE- g. sic bod g @ the doctor 20 believe sue
bod 6'1s hin from the iis; sii sos but did no. 'hnS
tyo hs he bed Intended 'ld ny telling her no. soc re-
y G H. H, ,,.t ..d i Rs' o ,rs ..
"a: .b ir'I =, Il bad , a m VOID not Be- sfad
Of cry nm; he "a 1hs ney-- besh r'vsy 'd am par
tuls cccs.n TO e further occurred betse |
with III n; 'he was there nosy III n day Prssel in
srd L.; h. so ihoalb With Psat in The ohsr room Will hS
and 'slkn and then d. si3s 91.th', ihe Doc;o!
OF tn on ~ len ais IN The ssnoori did u9 see lsr
lie Drd Monday evening (sad BE- relating the l,ter1i
stayed he cc that night being n night before his death can
ssd At No ccef Place at 81 M and Mr., Thomp,on.;
n noS we down gct sssu.ed sd 60 to the again
;H G he Pa. I'D went P Css m. WAS a BY A man. S
ciure opposite chabrt, in Chatham; esnnot reeosei hi.
sn.ver,d ii, went up Centre through Canals; the oe;
ne door Of the Office closed the public door in the
door closed the Dr. hearing open the outside
ss dSsi a,%SsI. Other
lie DID much me- i his hat and coat and Ahe
he usually esTd and Pun them y the os w5s.e tfy were
nhi have ttu fe minutes but than ten after had got
%h I' ss,eah AID ' @
me % e ",e was was ss.y the as iTs the
there was a'tttee two eat and three or ioar once
Broadway the seee ssaust the partition II which
notheT on tn opposite side Of he ro partition
@ with h e s .hr T Boad% Ssy and Gian
he would not be facing the door the inner e9nuns me
doors walked Fourhs, and rode down West Broadway aud
s o Tie % went mt Ssss mo- one in the
mon door leading 70 the hall wa. eo',d when SIa b
cuf The the reeePonoom also elosed opened the
he Conn then adjourned to
Mr. Busted, on behalf of Mrs. Hayes who had re-
NAMED throughout the day lying upon the sofa, physician
part OF the time attending her, requested that the Court
would make order for her detention through the night
in other place than the prison, he has been in
formed by her physician that if she is taken back TO her
cell may be fatal to her. An arrangement made by
which, with due regard to safe keeping &c, she would be
comfortably provided for
We understand a comfortable apartment was provided
for her at the Irving House and everything done with
view to her comfort and health. Officers Knight and Let's
of the Oyer and Terner occupied small ane-room con-
teNous.
SUPERIOR COURT.-Beore Judge SLossoS
James PinneesP against John Murray -,
To recover damages foaeged assault and battery The
artie. dealers in Pear and difficulty oc
them that defendant severely
.r,d him which his leg broken and he sick for some
time defense said that plaintiff the asgreor Inc
Is
SUPREME COURT-SPrcIaL TEsN-Before judge CLEsxE.
Bernard McCsaey against George g. Gae Comm ,sone OF