The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-25

ths b. ukp t refused to psy these sums aud shA al
IN consequence br ugh eostou ca rec ver
hem before the civil hiouaG of Ssrreguenaes, bae tbs
tribunal Declared undef tine circ OF the case
he deTnaud could not be an'ed. On Fri Jay, the sd-
nnAsrstion appealed 20 the I'm i Court OF Ne and
epgtA setting forth vast auruoor Of tssha
hat zach OF the three 81 ma must be aid a. snisd
Forw aiding or Emls.s ants 10 Texas cauiioa
20 Agents axd ship OWnsxs.
From the liverpool 9 nes, April %
IN rs O. Hi d Co., vs.. "a. Hrsciuaan G oo-Hit L
Of Liverpool eDrgr ant sgnss for Hirse Il
To-, OF Hamburg AND hsa contracted TO led conveyance
BIZ 154 emgIa ants from Lvsrpo, to Gslvs8t,n Via sw
hs So rom sr % wsn
Ia the 9th OF May the oefend wrote the psn ifs
bat they (pain.ifs had paid 25s. for svsry adult and
= Cd for every child under years to procure the
sary provisions and thai they (pla!nt) would send
ne VI uchcr to the HsDbug consul ut New York. The
MP ssac Wright ard were ordered to call upon Messrs
lex Co., for further conveyance to Calves ON, as
had chartered ship with them for this purpose
Provisions and also without the OF procuring any
therefore, their he craig ants immediate de larture
elds 60 Impossible and tney remsioed on board the
saac Wright without having any provisi ons ct all
he German Society Of New York now to ok the emil
rants unosr their protection, and caused ~ affidavit
be taken Of them, In which they unap@ously
lened having made arrangement with thrash
am Co. 70 procure their provisions themselves for
ss,gs om New View Y1Tk 70 and when tn.
onsuls PuIportiIg to be given at Liverpool they fur
asr 9entsd having any knowledge Of it, but stated that
Fey had been induced to sign their names blank
aeces OF paper in Hamburg, under seme preence The
omn issioners Of Emigration at New York then COM
sea Ms.srs rs, Marshall " Co., =. agents tor the Isaac
nred provsons but also to the costs for the delay
New York; and Mesars Hill & Co. had to rsinb urss
sssrs Marshall Co. for the sum Of fliis las Cd, be-
dos $40 for law expensss and which the plaintiff sought
vecover from the Defendants.
!rscAmann Co. produced the contract, according to
IhCh the entrants had to their DeCvfSiOn
for tne ps from New York to Calves on,
having received payment for it and given receipts
peiefore. there claim ct all airschmann Co.
of NO mgoranoe that the authod les at New York
eved that the emgrsnis had not 20 procure
them with food; but the question was whether the
phndants, - contractors had to pay the cosH. The
msn Society having taken care OF the emgrAn,s, aud
whom al claims hsd been transferred had to make their
aim cessionartO OF the eugrants. The American
adge ordered Marshall Co. to supply food to
emigrsnts Hll Co. pretend , to have repaid :hess
prefer Al claims defendants have bsen settled by
emigran.s receipts the prstext that ths contents Of
receipts should have been put over ths sigma at
later period neither true probable, emigranss
trusting strangers too easily and at tbs first hearing
the case the emigfants never mentioned anything
bout signing paper ard only spoke about it at later
iod besides all this the sfidavts of value 1T
the saths OF having been taken properly, as several
ish Jews mad swoNn by Jesus Christ and that defend
It's had nothing TO do with Hill Co. regarding the pro-
siors.
Plaintiffs then remarked that arc ,rding to the Aneri
laws NO vessel ought to be without provisions, and
eretore the American authorities had taken the matter
to their hands. The emgrants being without pro-
Q au horities ordered the ship is.ac Wright, which
ought tho emiglants to New York, to supply the
cessary fool and in due course the owners recovered
expenses from Hin h Co., as chartsrers, Who then
led to recover it from defendants, contractors, to
ich plaintiff are amply entitled The recei pa may be
od ores forgeries. Even if Hirschmsnn and
Pmpapy really paid the money to the emgrants,
d they had spent this money for other purposes,
rschmann 4 Co. would be obliged to reimburse the
(NvkI d.
ken that the passengers should provide thems ives
rshall Co., as owners Of the Isaac Wright, had TO
the money-not the German society-and the trans
Of the emigrants' claims to Them was vAueless
nscbmann Co. submit tn It the owners Of the Isaac
Rht had nc business TO pay for the emgants as they
only 70 convey them toNew York, and it incom-
hensSle that they had to provide provisions for
vessel to convey the enigrants to Galveston 1t
the emigrants themselves who eou1d jus y and law
prefer claim, out there were their receipts against
I'm, II they could not prove the forgery. The plain
should not have paid st once, but should have left
vDcxEs1-t Is proved that the defendants have con-
cted with plaintiffs to convey certain number Of
grants from Liverpool 10 Galveston, via New York,
Ter condition that these enisrants had to provide
msslves with provisions during the voyage from New
* to Galveston.
bat defsndants notwith, landing this have made con-
ictor, agreements with the emisraot', promising to
ply them With provisions for tne voyage from New
hat ths co%na,sns antiquities Of Nev York. in m
uencs q the Gaarter, have condemned Messrs. Cnas
Marshall Co., as owners Of the Isaac Wright, the
WQlcn DrOu&nv the eUjgr8uL8 over 70 Now YORK. 10
srm Of S70s OF for the delay of the emigrants st
York ard the necessary pro visions for the voyage
h New Yoak to Galveston, and
hat Marshall Il Co. have recovered this amount from
Int ffs ~ the charterers of the Isaac Wright.
VI these circumstances clearly prove that defendants
liable to reimburse plaintiffs for the expenses; it
pg Of no importance whether defendants really have
2ss. for every ADULT and la. Cd for every child,
equivalent to the provisions, or whether the
epts produced By HlrschmAnn Co. are forgeries
it being quite sufficient for the obligation Of Co.
iants, that the Con missiopers of Emigration At New
did not take any notice OF the receipts, but found
heir jsdgmentGn the agreements defendants having
ed with the eaigrants) and therefore held the Afore
tor ed receipts quite insufficient to release the
ntifs from their responsibility according to their
eemsLts.
o. therefore, order defendants to pay plaintiffs the
Of fl44 los. 3d., with $40 lawyers expenses, with
rest from the day Of preeiring this Law suit aud
costs and expenses within eight days subpoena erecu
fd.
Ger Pasha disappointed In Love.-Pat-
rioIisM or turkish Lady.
he following curious gossip ABOUT Omar oasha is
40 in letter dated Conssantinope, April IA, which
,srs in the Psrs Steele:
N know that Omsr Pasha left his command Of the
= Of Asia to marry daughte. Of Hshz Pasoa, ex-
,rnor Of rrebizond and commander in-chief Of the
ps that were beaten at Nezib, BY Mahomet ALI Of
p in the last year OF tbs reign of salsan MAhnoud.
o com pen satiou, Omer PAsaa married one of his
yhters to . Of Hsaz PsshA.
Il was arranged when H.fz Pasha refused his con-
and returned to 0ner Pssha the presents which
had cent to his foncee, according to the Jrienta
lion. This yourg lacy declaring : thst she would
" marry OF her osu Zee will Crotian renegade q
ner own words, 7adz Pasha, on his side. objected
be predecessors Of inner Pasha. The abuse that the
or made of polygamy, and the carelessness with
CHI he treated his wives appeared to hin sufficient
bon for his non acceptance without explanation.
Pasha, wounded in his tef love, referred directly
the Sultan. who, having nothing in view but the
WORD, ordered that the marriage should be accom-
he'd.
no order precise; Hafz Pashs yielded; but he
the ris hit to refuse the marriage OF HE with thu
hter Of Omsr Pasha, be broke eff all the contracted
amin kAfh alg Ia nf hutf ia
81 Constaninople. shr aid a6d tnat the Turks,
vithstar ding the Iisfortunes that signAlized the
tsry and political of Hafz Pasha, continue to
em him for MS great honesty.
Mormon ElOpemcnt In England.
TER FROM AN ExPEcrANT SAINT TO HER HUs
BAND.
From the Lor don News April 2o.]
e Worcester Chronicle decribss az length flight OF
bient Mormcns, which took place last week:-Oa the
ious SUNDAY morning mr.. Hodgetts h.d made ono of
usual veysges 10 the coal couatry, and on his return
be following Saturday was Distracted 6ndiIg tnst
wife bad left him, and Induced al her children to
mpAry her. Not only haa she ief. him, but she had