New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30

claimed Nv tie Hbslants that ser ts ay1 ID ne ket Of
sbe pIireiTa question sFisins cut of tho sssve fact.
~bsihsE or the sale BY the Eaer rader -
II dd not hen the title remains II he n~l owners subject
to .n @ I'I psgssr y y r sag, % the
The late judge Ju5son, here whor heard n
District Court held iha sae to b valid and deeeed IN favor
The power oftbc rnter So, the cargo under tho cica
of the npen4Dg peril = be doubted The ship
was Liable spon ssrnins Of the pieces
the rocks and the 20 the bottom Of The But n =
be ne market il which the articles may be SID;
sos lsee VIZ mere tsnc fT f srna re
purchasers. upon desoaic coast where there
Et and no demand eIcept that Of the a7o present would
in effect lot fixing between HIN and the the amount Of
ssvsyc II weud be sale altogether a. the mercy OF the par
chaser
usy be aid that he small obtained upon the
sale this by the q better for the crest the
hen Desperate csnition But his srg1in q; won 20 % M
fy sale 70 the sevof every instance q property IN i'm
PENDING PeTcu, con1iion 1he law wisely ifos these con-
tracts ming The gifts a Ne owner and he general ntere1
Of commerce better promoted by requiring TAG saving vessel 20
tust Tor comp nson 70 salvage service % b lod ~ tae
Courts This mode Ct copesaton hes been found % furnish
.xeroAs tne aenhces 70 save lie properly VINE a. ' N
time guards the against aIy undue advantage beng
We inclined think present advised that sale by
the Of cargo in distress aud confess ty in case Of
place where there market demand for the article,
or AZ least where here was soIne esnee or eo!p IL s
ter leave it to be saved II AZ all b. the ckeon Of The
ssterr and crew vessel by the for salvage
perfson. se without market and without bidders 10 me
sense OF auction e IL could be nsds G would Of
eessty be Ia mos cases % matter Of ornhe puce depend
ire upon tie III q the puhaseI-and pr cieay very little
anything different from sale TO the salyor himseit
But evidently Of his general new Of the question are
saisfed that This sale upon h Circumstance cannot b. up
held II was matter IA which the Capts;n Richmond
entirely passive the Whole ag having boon dictated and
euaDged By the Of the other vessels who became the
between them Trvious SALE and the article struck OF oacl
.esordrnsy II they hsd found me properly as ase. upon
auction with view to purchase before taking it mt, their
possession there would have been much reality IN the sale
circumstances.
Captain Of the Richmond ia feeble health sud broken
sSnGwieh Islands He despaire Of saving sayb ng from the
wreck regnrdrs the whole a. totally lost, and chiefly sole
hos in proyng passage bone or 70 ihese lland fo himself
and crew. Hence tie Pooa 70 che hrst vessels thii cane
oil and whaebone on board and Start Immediately their
e,,Ir. ,,o..s.-. III, 49,. 60. IL. 80.
sale valid and passed the property in questoa the
Then as to the allowance Of salvage. The principal difficulty
II on fixing seaetey to ,e mad tho prorer snonnt 40
rrorery he weather vgas comparavey favorable aud nc.
The wreck dcut delay getting the
oil and tone deviation Of the saving yesses s Of
The property however dcret and in tie mos. desperate
up the rocks She lay blTbarous
thousand miles ON the Sandwich Islands tie oiy ed
settlement.
abounded snd might possibly have caught sufficient Dubsrto
And although great meritoou excrtons required,
LII a. rixe tccs,s connected 9TH naxigffion "a 49,
dictates liberal c0mpense that wiz hold
coast and Ia tie copdi'ion Of thar Of Richmond Hunan..y
also requires ihs every possible announcement in the wsy Of
liberal alton houd ie gwen ~ order induce prompt
what general sense regarded the highest OF sal
wage and 'Sw neey Of the net RIosssd' II is
less The parties agree to ee upoa che Preepe
make the Necessary estimates and report TO the Court.
Decree below re-TeveIsed
PATENT As TO PLASISG AND OTHER MACHINES.
In the suit brought by Messrs. Wilson & Van Hook,
already reieed to- against parties using the Noross machines
ebDs r s1ns board or nns and ba was 1ot an infringe
Of tie lights Of the plaintiff under the reisaed patent 70
VIM w Woodwork, administrator OF W. Woodwork Of 9Th
The SoIeoss machine for ,opsuins and GROWING the Jury
the Exhibited and fled concerned but in the
eular saws any other way
MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL AS To CUTOFF Is STEAM
Engine.
VIM D. siciles and Others Sg Barstow Same ae Young
This was case for alleged infringement of patent
for improved mode Of cutting off the steam steam engines
IL was ed some months since ana verdict rendered me
sen Pa iss" ~ az ss% i1 Argument was presented
CoURT-sPEerAL TrRM-MAY 29-Befors Judge
HOFFMAN
AGAINST TAKING CASTLE GARDENS
DEPOT FOR EMIGRAST PAssESGEPS
The argument in this ease was Continued. Mr.
Cutting addressed the Court TOR some futherance of his
Castle Garden aud also thal would be nuisance and that
tn, IN Uretisn to prevent laid use proper.
Mr Anderson the Court short time in opposition
20 me injunction and followed at much length by Mr.
Osan Hffnsn AiIomey General in his unofficial Capacity
side. They contcDded that the City hada night so
20 let the piemlses thar the landing Of emsrans at Castle
different from that Of landing them per in the
Fiji Wsd that the landing of emgrsnts Is not peI ~ OF IA
itsef nuissnoe and that 1t will not By the contemplated
gemens Of the Commissioners Of Emigration be nu
sanee but On the contrary eeneht TO the emgsn ana 10 me
City and that the Court before granting injunction Is bound 20
wait If it should prove TO be nuisance or not To be
FRAUDS uPoS mNIGRASTs.
Among the afdaviis in opposition to the injunction
from Cart Cnbe who states thai he has been for
thirty i've cars ana IoI tLs NY e 81 ; I'm
well acquainted with eyehing IN relation to the immigrant
business He considers Castle Garden e be the most desirable
and that arise theeom He that by
the all iungans who desire % 70 the interior
or the removed directly from Castle Garden by
their several points Of desinaiion and not enter tue
City all; and that not five cent Tor In 1851 OF the whole
Of the inm by the will ever enter the Iy az
all Capt C. considers undeTsiand that the sboYe rao
100 here for the purpose OF going 20 the Interior
emong unigrants who arc now found IN the CITY tna they
permitted 10 land without other examination than ha a.
Quarantine and they immediately into the han Is OF
~ho defaud tho Of their little means and leave them
destitute helpless in the streets Of the City and that they
h, left 70 Ed Their and the besi they have
refuse vegetables and other crude substances which
they may obtain nom the charity Of fellow grants
That having been deprived BY fraudulent practices Of the
they had and which they expected would cry them 70
the place Of destination they brought such condition
from want ana circumstance that they become Ee.iy prey 70
disease which y ever lurking in the camp cellars md crowded
lods where their and peuuy have carried them, AMI
that the diseases found arnone who have been niei
~ this Port mostly, IN Dis uogueut deNeopel vi" ne cry
by the euianee above stated and net brought h them
Fr the besf information he has been enabled % obtain be
snd which he believes fall OF tie real fact, nsaTa
nloa Of collars annually obtained from immigrants b.
in who and 90 this portardt thai the city viii De much
the gre ateT part 81 sald NOR y spent IN supporting the gan
bling houses an houes OF uae aud other pests Of the cry;
that the contemplated Of occupying Castle Garden
landing place viii BY enabling the Commissioners 20 throw
the shield charity and the protection Of the laws around the
IN migrant prevent ncaculabe amount Of misery suffering
Other similar sfidavits are siyen