New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-21

manifested by them on entering Tor voyage. The
sailors In starting for passage like the present know
that their return 70 the coast will be amid the Winters
blast; and whether they would have any fitting place
10 shelter them not, on their watch below with
their clothes often wet and frozen their backs is
matter W. ich from dear-bouxht experience they are
apt TO consider. The orecases Of several of our lar
gost packet ships are fitted up with stoves anl
ample berths with reference 10 the comfort aud happi
ness of the men, but IN the generality of smaller
vessels THE We think, is matter sufficiently heed
ed. IL anything on earth deserves the sympathy and
of those who live In comJor and safety on and
1t s Tie poor sailor toling as be Is, for their comfort
and their enrichment amid the perils and the
dangers of the octan storm; and when sc them
bsonsh up in irons and az criminals OH Occasions such
az the pneent, thoughts like these apt 20 force
then selves upon te mind
The deposition of the Captain taken, aad he
committed for trial.
SUPREME CoURF-Is CHAssERs-Aue. 10 sefore Judge
CLesEE.
HABEAs CORPUS.
A writ sued out by Mr.. VI. Ahesrpe counsel, on
petition of Mrs. McLaug ghlin for the discharge of her
son, Hugh Mclaughlin, from enlistment the ground
of minority The mother and residei az Whining.
ton Del Wok being there, rhe son, by reluc-
tant consent of his mother il said. 10 Pha-
dephia with a view 10 obtaining employment. There
BE- fell in with the Pbisrines in the shape of the 81
head DeD-that Ia, the men who obtain 81 each for
briI Cing recruifs-ihey advised him TO go into the
army, and that he would make his fortune by
don So and get hundred Of land III bit off,
Thinking, II IL SAID, that THIS would make a nice
home when bis enlistment Of FIVE years up, for
himself and bis mother, be enlisted, answering the
questions according TO the Instructions he had
received from The good friends who gave bin the
advice. From Philadelphia ne was sent on to Gov
ernor's Island, at this ststion Finding that he
not likely get any and except the few feet he Eaked
sentinel upon when Inouptng guard, he wrote to his
mOtLer describing his whereabouts. The mother came
to New York. and, as is usual 10 all sucn cases nova
days, went to the Mayors Office to get him clear,
whence she was referred to Mr.. A, who ob'aiaed
writ above. Proof being presented that he was
under 81, he was discharged.
EISTH-Av. RAILROAD.
Judge Cowles (which is rather good sign not hav-
ing exactly pleased either of the parties iD his decision
eDioring the laying Of track each in Washington
and Greenwich sts between Reade and Court rtiantt-
sts--the plaintiffs II linking it ought to be egjoined
considerably above Reade, and defendants lths Com
pany) insisting that if the grant was regular It could
could DOT be impugDed on the ground of nuisance, or
ra her, that question of prospective nuisance could
lot entr into the matter'he Judge has consented TO
reargument of the points, neither of which had been
fully dscussed the reargument TO take place IN Sep
tember.
soUTFERN DISTRICT OF NEW YoRK-IS Ferry
end James W. Ogden Same plaintiffs agt WLhim W.
PaddeI and Sexton b. Gibbs
TIE above suits were brought by the plaintiffs as
assgI ees of the Woodwork patent for planlog,
tongung and growing boards, plank &c. The oll IN
the fret of said suits prayed Injunction TO restrain
the defendants therein from planning with what known
as tie Norcross machine. and from to gulng and
growing boards, &c. by the use of a separate ma
chine. The bill IN said second suit sought only TO re-
strain the defendants from tonguing and growing
boards plank, &c. Both suits we're argued in June
last by Chas. NJ Keller and Samuel Batchford, Esqs.
Of this City, for the plaintiffs, and by T. W. Stougbton
Esq., Of this City, for the defendants, before his Honor
blr Justice Nelson, by whom decision has been rem
oered, granting the functions to the tonguing aud
growing machines used by the defendants in both