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AW Partnership ROBERT ]. WALKER LOUIS
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-05
law LNI'EXLIGE1NCE.
SUPREME COURT.
W..B,sc1os "Wednesday. Jan. 3.

WAsHrsGTos Wedns~aay jan. 3, 1855.
No. 7. Robert Wiokffe agt- ThomS ID. OsinSs-
Appeal from Circuit Court for the District Of Ken
lucky. Judge Can pbell delivered the opinion OF the
Court reversing ana annulng the decree OF the said
Circuit Court, with costs-renderlng decree III favor
Of complainant
No. = Isrsel w. Raymond etc. at VIM. Tyson
Appea from the Circuit Court for the Northern Dis
rict OF California Judge W. ne delivered the opln-
ion Of the Court reversing the decree of the said Cur
cult Court vita costs and reDandDg the cause, with
Instructions 10 dismiss the libel.
No. So. James n. Olney agt. steamship Falcon,
etc. George Law et al cslDants. Appeal nom Cir
suit Court for the Southern District Of New. York.
Judge Mclean delivered the opinion Of the Court,
disnissiBg the appeal for want Of Jurisdiction.
No. 81. James Uda.l agt. steamship Ohio, etc,
George Law et a., claimants Appeal rom Circuit
Courr for the southern District Of New York. Judge
McLesn delivered the opinion Of the Court, dismiss
ipg the appesl for want of jurisdicton.
No s. original case, eI parie josiah ). stafford and
wife, sgt Union Bank Of Louisiana, on motion OF
Mes,rs Hale end Coke FOR will on the District Judge
Of the United States for Texas. Judge Mclean de-
yered The opinion Of the Court, ordering the will TO
be No sde absolute and awarding pereInptory manda'
mus a. prayed for.
No. G. original case, eI p.rte, Josiah s. Stafford
and wife sgt New. Orleans Canal and Baking Com
psny on motion Of Messrs Hale and CoIe for rale on
district Judge Of the United States for TeI. Judge
Mclean delivered the opinion OF the Court ordering
the rule TO be made absolu'e and awarding peremP-
tory msDdamus IA prayed for
Nos g and 30 james William Administrator, sgt.
Robert divers and John Goodwings agt Robert Oli-
we're Argument commenced by IL. Winter Davis
for APPELLANT:
Nos SO add 39-Jsmes Williams, administrator,
appellant VS.. Robert divers, executor; aud John
Goodings administrator, appellant, We Robert On.
ven, EXECUTOR. Argument by j. Mason Campbell
ard Revercy johnson, for the sppeIees, ana oy MI
Dulaney for the appellants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-05
MARINE AFFAIRS.

TIE WfArHrR-FoG.-There bss been dense
fog prevailing throughout the day, IN the early pan
OF which tie wind was from the bar, Ally
veeiirg srourd to Z E., the fog became 80 dehse
as 10 render objects visible but at & ;hor' distance
The ferry boat have with an occasional loss CT one
or two made their regular irp.. We have heard a.
yet. Of no ACCIDENT. There have been bu; two ar
rivals BY way Of Sandy Hook, owing to the fog. rem
derirg il unsafe for vesssle to rnH.
ACCIDENT TO TIE srEAHsoAT CLYDE The B1.-
at steamship Clyde. Cap, HeIeeron. On Der pas
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COURT OF APPEALS AT ALBASY-JAE =
FykAsE

No corcFudtd - =, a, .. -
Calendar for January SSos s. O. 7s D. ~ H. u, ~ D.
Acourrsc 70 10 A NJ, morrow.
NoRSbs sEssos-jgn J, 1898
sos Fly at OrrassJ Arsued Mr. John RACER, counsel
fo ,rpt Mr. lie Ro, bor,sn counsel for respt No H. re-
served for Jsnusry TO- No II for January Nos snd7
called and pared Noe 1877 10 ard " struck o. No. IL re-
,erye1 fcr taI asTy L. No. 9. Ere, enr ke ssi sPad
ns AJguse MI Samuel Beudslsy counsel for sPPt NJ.
Aror Tsber counsel for resit . =,
EvlSISc ssssros-No 3 concluded. No. ~ passed NO.
IS Blanchard others sst. rhsyeri argued h. Dodge
or arp. Benj Ki-ssn coGnsel for rsspondsot
C.l.ndar FOR JAZZ Noe IL IS 10 - 10 20 Is ~ % %
SossINs sEssIoks-Jsn 1855 No Il reserye1 for Jan.
No y reserved for jar TO- nos and ~ res.rv.d foar
x.,Es No "a for Jan M No 20, exchanged va
Ttor,. srt Dcsinson: ssued Mr. ~ Hn ir Tor appellant
W " B.rne. FOR respondent No. So I'D zl2 unlimited
,,,un.r. M H. Wheeler fsr appellant M J. Parker fos
L.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JAs. &
Before Judge iNGRAHAM

Loretta Lens her friend Daniel Csto sff Charles
LeLtL
In sut for limited divorce, defendant WAS ordered
10 nav plaintiff certain amount week and also sum tof
counsel fee Not having complied with the order motnn
made fr attachment to arrest defendant Tor contempt
Court Motion lrsntsd
Er.liel Broughton sst Ann Bspshton.
Suit for divorce Reference ordecen
G.orse Jacks AT Kerry pArn.
In ,bi. case it WAS decided that where a party ~
beaten ia the below but the decision on appeal re-
ves.o m hs favor he entitled his costs below Order
direct NJ toe Clerk allow the appellant on the sdaament
OF co.- the certified by the CLERK OF the Court besw
lin This case the Court to be the cost TO which he ~
e.tied In that Court. ou
Mathew Lynn sst Orthur OHsrs
Order 10 show cause why the papers Of defendant
b. not be delivered TO him by hs attorney and WY
attorney should not be made In the SUIT granted
OF aymeut f25 and the disbursements OF Court
VIM 8 Shstner sst Abrssam Newman
in an sctioD for Islander, an order Of arrest Wa
made and defendant ordered BE- held to bail In 100 Mo
ito NE de to reduce the bail 70 SGs Motion granted
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sHFRIgFs COURT-JAx.A

Before Cen uissoo.n JoHs MossoGs, Es,s III. Bunsn,
ard NH Msss and the sHgRryy's JUE
This was Q writ lunatico eDquirsndo, ~ inquire -
10 whether Ar " lillian Bro~n merchant Sonthet near
Roos.v.t u Of sound disposiDr mind. Mr. b. was PLACED
the s, Flashing t.hsrs h. hsd .Iso been ss eot
hrousht days before Judge Roosevelt on hssss
Cous his dch.rse demanded on the ground thai he ~
not Of un,oupd mind Juds. took Mr. Bfo~ss word q
r.sy II called u and dsehsed him Tbs present pfesse1
ns a. the nstsDe. sndertsd lofs brother and oss er
tro other re atiy,s Of Mr. He presont, and Freely
au,,,jolfd The vtLsses The dss Of unsosad mind Or.
cod ard smother physician stated ~ssa nofd nate ds"fe
A. a. time for 10 real estate and
.st melancholy accompanied by hs Of sSa ~
hou,ht there have been danger OF ms sJns 'eue
hand. u1ou bis oy a life Mr. ws thrown rom ~1oe
br.s fog yssrs $40 but The Pr s' L,,h ~ e.
20 good and from his dsmesnof Of e ns hsse
l. no .rpe,rsLoe of insanity Testimony sn shsn ~ 70 m
and his boot keeper eIsnised sed otne
Mr. sobe eonteoesd nothing had oesa SHOWN =
v,r.pt verdict Of insanity while Mr. burrll, for the PET
ton eant.nssd the reverse Mr. a sad 70 % weetny
xor,o :. me eco 900 Ooe Of bis brothsrs va
Gently rser Nj r. hsvins farn.sned the espita Ins
b. question from Mr. bQTfi stasS
h. eostsrsd 40 foor yeaso he does not hiss NJ
PovD 10 b. GOV Of sound mind capable Of tssnf care Of
b. busip.s and that testimony wn TAKEN The Ins vs.
late. hour lat evening"
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~orpr raIryDAH-r,r, DAY.

CIrcrIT CouRT-Part L-Nos. JIy, 81, -
M IN Ii7s 1880 TO ils, li8 70 Iiso Psr iI-"~
COMO. PLIAs-Nos. 81 10 -, inclusive: IN A..
SUPERIOR CoUsI-Noe. 81, 30, 81, $40 80 ~"
III l224 s,olsl 10 N L.
II 20 Il "a % n. n q xoxn.y-GoS
SUPREME CoURr-SPEcrAL
4 A 81 70 8 IS ~ -.
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MARINE COURr-Jsn T.

The New York Cobsoidsed Stage Company ast Charles
BrsWicser.
To recover the value Of a stage horse run against
H.hh.t sd obe Of the lex. OF PLAINTIFF horse badly
broken became useless snd Killed The wagon w1
dy ug aonr the the passing Eshthst
en- lawful speed Verdict for pIslntf ss Fer
plAi1id MI r. f. Andrews. for defendant. Mr. Wbesdon-
Williams sgt Fox
By a Young mulatto ainst the captain OF the
steamship George Law damages fos alleged lake
causing plaintiff be tsken from warm
room where he WORKED plsn'f was pantry msn on @sfd
ana srr,d out and aud placed IN oss AM
eh.p.d the wheel house where hs hep ell night IL
that bis h.s.h became injured by tbs confinement
and Iosure and be hss bsn complaining ever since 10 ds
tense 10 that the captain justified In whst he
old there unusual or cruel punshment and thA
the captain preserve he GOOD order and disc pine
Of bis chip For plaintiff, Mr. Bulslsyi tor defsndsn' NJ
Hall
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sage from Greenoek 10 Portsmouth, TO embark troo %
for the Crimes, put into Coves on Monday eveoing
nth ult, having burst her boilers the previous
evening during the passage. The accident vss At
tended with fearful casually t~o mn having been
billed. and eight woandsd more or less seriously.
Tie Clyde made tso voys ages las; summer between
Glasgow and New Ysrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-05

CHARGE OF GRAND LARcEsr.-A man named ~
- T,,e, 81. YESTERDAY arrested ehnsed With dsssf oes
- f,rrnr, 10 the value Of go from The pfemsss .,
sScossor No lts shsrrsa tvss alleged tnst es 80 49,
70 eUry If the progeny - ere Of tee laneIss " y"
Be VA committed b. Jss..cs Wood Tor I!s-
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sUPRExE COURT SPECIAL TERN.

Augusta p Sharp, ct al, at suit OF the interme-
,.f. bans Motion 70 set aside attachment G.ntef
Ch.,.ss slszson ard ssether sfainT Apneo warren
L. Js6fnsnt for paniif 90 deaGusr, with liberty 70 de-
l-ucsr. 20 answer. CT payment OF costa
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssiOsS-Jsn- 4
IL R...-rAsr \

This Court convened this morning, pursuant 10 "a
armament co Tuesday but oviDs 70 the unfinished 80
- 49, Crtroou the Of business deferred annI
pons., p,.t uk.p nerp.etsi the improvsmesn nov n
oroc. a. Of contraction will Be psrfeete1-
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SUPERIOR CoUsT-JAs +-Befors Jsds. DrAS

ALLIbED kTLE FhAt D-
r Harlem Railroad Coun..; sst AIeI Kyle il snd Jo'is'
Earle
The trial Of this eass .--.> oa before the judge at
srts-. Te.=. Complaint WA fled By tse Con p.n! w
rem, inferred weeks sso sshos that eei-oast.
~, s.ers.ary OF the COMPANY AID fssduesJ tfsHarn
and ,od .teei Of the Cenpsny 70 very hfse 80
uasd the proceeds his that sfse
=, ass been Estrscsfened, and VII ee iSpssse's ~ '
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WOMANS RIG HT-SUFFRAGE.

CouyrY WohAss RroHTs CONVENTIONS will be
red as follows discuss al the reasons hs imp@l "omsa
20 dsm.rd her RIGHT or Suffrage. At
Bath stebben Co..............,... tndsy, j,n
Tluhs CheMBDg ....Monday, jan 81.
p.n Van Vac. Go ............ "Wednesday, Jan. 10.
Can,naasns Ontario CO.........frh Jan u
poTne.t,T Mopro, Co............. Monday Jan IS
Albion Orleans Co................ WodDesday Jao H.
Locsport. Nisgsra Co............I hai-dsy jan 10
Rus.'o Frie 60 Friday. Jan 49,
Wyomicr co..--........ no"d-y Jan Il
Ger,seo Liyinston w sdnesday an "a
Batavia Genssee Co............'.rndAs Jaa 20
The frst sessions will commence a. O'CLOCK T. NJ; the
second at O'Clock, evening
The Rev AsronErrE l.. Bsows and EssEsrisE L. Ro''
~, be IN attendance .he.e meetnss Lucy srosE also
expected some Of them.
II /. bored tts, every Of each county will be largely
ana that the friends everywhere will bs dsent
IN circulating the Womans kshs petitions and send up long
Leu. OF signatures 20 ouI County Conventions
SUSAN b. ANTHONY,
General AGENT, Rochester, a. 7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-19

LAYING A CORNER STONE New MARKET. There was
quite large gathering of the citizens Of the Eastern dis
trct about six O'Clock Monday evening at the
osIouth and South seventh streets to witness the laying
Of The corner stone Of commodious market The ne
silly for public market to accommodate this section OF
the city has long been talked Of and private enterprise
has finally undertaken what the city has neglected TO
The stone laid by Mr.. Thomas Moore the propris-
Various articles deposited in the box, among
which charter Of the late city q iiamsburg and
q the consolidated city Remarks appropriate to
The occasion made by Mr. John Breach The affair
Terminated by indoor entertainment, where cham
be so feet and 90 feet high two stories basement
and sub cellar the first story and basement will be
pied for market and the second story will he fitted up
into bali room with ceiling "a feet high. The building
will be erected in the most substantial manner of Phn.
dehia brick and brown stone and is to be completed the
1st Of ectmber.
SERIOUS ActIDESI-On Monday afternoon, German
girl residing in Even street Mcserole e. d. while
eneags at work in rope walk in Bushwick accidentally
got her hand caught in the steam jenny and her
drawn in up to the shoulder The flesh and muscle
torn off FRI the shoulder to the bend of the laying
bare the principal blood vessels and and render
ing necessary for the main artery to be taken up Ds
Holmes and Iorette called in and dressed the wounds
ana Of the impression that amputaon at the Shout
der will be necessary
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. Yesterday forenoon a ship car
penter named Robert Giord residing street Green
point attempted TO commit suicide by cutting his throat
from to ear with razor while laboring under the
effects OF strong drink. He attended by DR.. Peer
and Is expected to recover.
ARsNpoSMENI,-A named Jose oh Dixon, residing
in North Fourth street. arrested yesterday afternoon
charge Of abandoning his wife. Gave bonds to ap-
pear fog examination.
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Kings county Court OF Oyer aud Ter,nlner

Before Judge Dean and Justices stryker and Emmans.
The September Of the Court of Oyer and Terminer
opened yesterday, md grand jury was empanneed
Juage Desn in charging the jury said in effect that
another grand jury in session. there would not be
much If any, business for them to transact He would
charge Them however upon those subjects required by
law which reeve to the purity of elections and
in regard to lotteries usury and the illegal obtaining OF
money BY officers. Relative to the law for the suppress
sion OF ntenperance pauperism and crime, he advised
the Grand Jury not to entertain any complaints as by
the decision Of the Supreme Court of the Second district
in general lei m, the law pronounced unconstitu
tional in lite main features and must be viewed there
fore, il had been passed until the final deci
sion Of the Court Of Appeals. He apprehended inu
fious result by letting the law rest until the decision
the above court which would be given in about three
months from this time.
The Grand Jury retired. and after absence Of few
minutes returned and stated that there business
for them 70 transact They accordingly discharged
for the term.
Michael German who was indicted for the murder of
Charlea Johnson and Robert johnson (brothe-s the
night Of the 30th Of June last arraigned and pleaded
not guilty to each Indictment The trial set down
for Thursday next until which time the Court stands al
journed The calendar Of the Circuit Court was then
4otp,
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News hY the Mails.

Tho Mobile Tribune has letter from Mississippi which
says that wet weather and the destroying the
cotton crop in that State.
Potatoes selling at Saratoga at twenty-five cents
buslel.
On saturday night last the pilot line from Ne. York
did not reach Philadelphia until o'clock The dcicn-
ton caused by the breaking OF tho locomotive
when The train was about two miles this tide Of New
BrunsNick Although no one was hurt, great conster-
nation prevailed among the passengers
Alfred Fyler who killed his wife In onondara county
months since, and Who the recommendation OF
council Of pr ycians sent 10 the Insane Asyium
hat escaped om institution Wednesday. It is but
siO.t time since, Tucker who Killed his child at Brook
lyn, similarly escaped.
railroad Is being constructed around the lower Ra
pids Of the Mississippi The northern terminus of the
read il at Montrese.
Scotia who had been staying with hi. daughter at Hyan
mis- by the the railroad track nj the
entrance II the village Of Hayannis tho l,h instant
and Immediately Killed
hrc in Albany on the 9th inst DESTROYED the store
Of y C. Jones merchant tailor the boot and shoe store
OF W. r. Crafts the variety store Of Mr. sand and T. T.
Van tosps tobacco and segar mandatory.
The convention Of the Veterans of 1872 for the couu.
Ties II Ontario Seneca and Wayne is announced to be
held nj Waterloo the Goth of September instant The
COMMANDER. in chief Cen John s. Van Rensselaer, of Al
iany, has sigpihed his intention TO be present.
Tho Canadian seat Of government will be removed to
Toronto this tall On the 21s Instant the government
Offices will be closed at Quebec and on the 10th OF octo
Der they viii be re.of enea At Toronto.
William X. Preston, highly respectable druggist of
FOR smouth y. H. ha- been arrested and brought be-
FIRE the police eour, in that city, chargsd with selling
clint Of alcohol to Mr. Pickering 10 be used far bathing
bs his wic who quite sick. Mr. Preston was bound
ever eId gave surete Rev nr Burroughs rector q
he Episcopal church. ana Rev Dr. Peabody pastor Of
the bi,arisn church.
Willard Clark for the murder q Richard " Wight Is
having his trial in New Haven.
Jp 70 the l7th inst, ga2 rs busheis Of Tennessce
vh,it bad passed The Cssttanoss depo. on ia way to
'he Nien'c cifs,
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there can he absolute safety in travelling at the pre-
sent speed with which railroad trains driven. We
would suggest that the best to obtain the
desired safety would he alter the whole system
of hostile legislation in regard TO railroads to
consider them as useful public convenience,
entitled TO the liberal support ard just consde
Iaton Of the people and 10 that protection feom the
courts and dries which every American freemen has
right 10 claim not nusances to be revled without
measure and TO be Hbelled and persecuted all occa
eons right wrong to make them exclusive to fence
them ia from end to the other to take the public
roads under them to reduce the speed Of the
Trains twenty Ave miles per hour and to hold all per-
sons tesI aseers, who without authority from the
psny 20 on the road suffer their cattle to go it.
Robert J.. Stevens, James Nelson,
Robert 4. Stockton Benjamin Fish,
Edan A. stevens, Richard stockton.
JIM. Il. Thomson. James :. Green.