New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-26
similar plsces closed OF tho sabbath they have CON-
Piled strictly wifh it.
CHARGE or PEBJU6Y lGATYSTPATENT
SAFE MERCHAhTS.

Ser-esr. Smith. Of the Lover Police Court. on
Saiuids' took into cuftody on a warrant is.ued By
Justice Osborne. Mr Br ianin Wilder and Luke
Harrington, Jr Fsq., merchants, engaged in the
Manufacture and sale Of Peteu. SAFES at No l6i
Pnfl # WHO staDt CHARGED with the crime Of per-
jury or TIE oath Of M Charie. 4. Gregory also q
uerobsn, of his City.
Tie complainant set. forth in his affidavit that IN
OF about the ih day Of December last the deendaps
vilfuly comply, and falsely swore to ce tain MAJ.
t'rs material 10 the issue 10 suit then pending in the
Supreme Ccm, Of the State Of Nex.York. In view
Of substaptaiiDg the complsitt, several vouninous
sffid,yis have been taken, and remain as evidence
with The Magistrate.
The parties com planned Of were taken before JUS
Ce Osborn ard hello to bail each in the sun Of 900
TO await an examination, which was named for
Friday afternoon next.
Mr.. Ber ienin Harrington, of No. lGi Pearls,
tie owner OF factory and building lots in the City
Of BROOKLYN, became bobdsman for the defendants
who thereupon were liberated from custody. Tney
10 their formal examination before the magistrate,
plead not guilty TO the complaint.
mediately after the bal was given, the counsel
70. Messrs Wilder & Harrington approached a re-
porter present, with whom a conversation in sub
stsrce os follows epsued;
CoSnel-Tbis matter must not be published.
Rfyorter-1hat is lot a very eentemanly way Of
akng request, particularly If you wish 10 have IT
enritd
Coun,el cooling Gown i will now make a request
that il shall not be published
Report,-Tbat sounds decidedly better.
COuhsel apparently n uch excited-l nor make a
demanc-yes, a d,ndhd-and mean il, th At il shsll
BOT be published. dare you 10 publish il; and
viii bold every paper responsible for libel which re-
ports the case.
The counsel after thus relieving himself, left the
Court ard during The afternoon took the trouble to
sepd note TO TIE TRIBUNE, requesting that no
publication Of the alleged pe'jury should take pa,e.
How be succeeded by this time he well knows, sud
we hope the counsel may yet live to learn thst the
businees Of Reporter is TO lay all facts, in his line of
duty, before the Editor of a paper employing him,
without regard 10 the requests threats of any per-
son whatever; and that the Editor alone is the one
to decide what TO pubish and what TO reject. This
same ouuseor tome weeks ago, made similar re-
quests of smother Reporter, at the Jefferson Market
Police Court, but his demand on that occasion,
evailed bin as little a. in the present instance. The
officer arresfing the def ndan.s also complains Of in
toent language ard abuse from this lawyer, while in
the oischarge Of his duty.
The above account is furnished by our Reporter,
but be has omitted the of the Counsellor al
luded TO- We will rectify us omission by publishing
the note sent 10 US, since we conceive it really too
bad leave the world in the dark to the personal
iy Of tuch d sting uished and brillian, light Of the
legal profession:
No , Broadway Saturday, Feb. %, 1855.
To ht Ed,t- Of The y. T. Tribune
SIR: / Informed that your Police Reporter
in'msies Intention To publish SONS matters in
reference 10 charge Of one Gregory a. ainst b. G..
Wilder and Luke Harrington, Jr., before Justice o..
borne, although be has been requested by me no. to
20 80. As there has been no investigation as yet in
the matter, and these gentlemen utterly deny the
sll. gators upon which ths charge is bised they de-
sire that you should refrain from any publication in
reference 10 the matter until investigation shall
be had Very respectfully yours,
sANNAY. of Counsel.