New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

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| t.TisI the plaintiffs u.estr recover
ss'Igs . @ f . ss de .1 ~. . .s =. e.
ieS rev S s s as 20 S sSs ban &c.
from represented Ia ayoasnes Of the policy. Nsv
ssys az lo Of ssowas the Of such fss tl-v
rsy They msse out ihos. fact. .aA usis sAs
out 70 your satisfaction Our inquiry "a Ars the wSsks n
sood SonttOn Tbs question put BY the iosur.r. s.A
hr TownseDl aid they were NS- s'asis@s. yos ss 70
1851 and tie hs is2 and thsrs wa. the wear ssd ter
he mesntse, ana thai oil ,sis into eonsfasfss'en
II y soniended that there s asreps o. scses
nsni - TO certain matters which materially saeeted tas "a
y Nov understand BY eoDee.men, that m.s must hssw
something Idout shdeT.tsns that ehsx bs
cont know IL those the -
;6n,s sss, we're true 'asn the P to- ss s,ss.s :,ss
inquiry 10 dirty waste. and the PLAINTIFF sad
g G qu s rieSe As. s.a Oy
with ana tie defendants must show that has not bsss ee
The EOiey also that If the H't Is nors.s.S b. ..y
hall bs vOa Nov Company choose. put that in end
IT, sepose be must be bound BY Bat Tiers sss
spulsons proys ard oondoz put into thses
Insurance ro and they are 20 Humorous and various ~
hardly snows When be has sOt an Insurance hAs vss
sous all confidence IN insurance. Companies Fsr
an hsI. here are TOO many Of these .uson. eos
tons in ssurssSe policy al be hS ss 20 90 no, s.
| uhi.
q
dueion If the steam engine and boiler second tho 10
terrUpon supply the tsnk In the tower frs
frs Now "a open question whether there
water IN The isnt pr,,ou. 70 the hIe Ihsrs some
sn qua H. @ I rs.s.y that m. eas Ss%piss~d
that the are~iy the factory for ksstrs
old and thus VIII say between the two vbssA
used before tie boiler put for h".ns the fseosy
ana MAX starch and then viii consider whether TIE
putting Of esne Ia place an od 'Ie increased sns
Ss M Vs. mug. s e.. s. wS. ID snssis
". .sy very well ThsS,I there euss, to
atty ss'. hi, house insured ,ake be % 30 -
in the ordinary w.y Aud sets out Of repair hs h.' The
9 90 H. a.s s a.Sns o 5 q. policy :
because the repairs when ses out OF oIis. hsny
ine prevail that they rot at liberty to maize
reras without AVOIDING The policy would DO folly 70 sssss
came before mo before sHd do believe IL ha.
then they t. right make these ,ear' II the, made TIE.
IN reasonable time aud IN reasonable manner i've 49,
fos the purpose to which wao be spilled In ordss V
qsirs VIA, risk assumed The Building used oI q.
purro.s OF masking cloths tn. ordinary and the
"Yos anow perfectly well that the nuodueaOs Of .~pss
into building increases the r,h and nai more has.Id
although they interrupt the works don't suspend tbs
5l. il tie water was asnsess.sIy wihiI.vo Che. hs
policy sns 2elt4 bat Il was nsesssay ,Sr ~
| vented from recovering" a,
Defendants council asked the Judge TO charge the
| Jury, among other points, a. follows;
That they found that the plaintiffs could at moderate
Wills tearing down tie old 'uiSs.d and badss the
n The. a'hey found in the l.nsu.ss Of The pesy, Il:
G been pdsy vs.. ea., made , %' ~
H. That they s and the plaintiffs had pat up ss~ bulk
tens. a. az i~prorsmenti ais, steam soIc ..d
engine for the purpose Of warning the NIL and driving u
Tor the mill only, then was not Of ordisss
The Judge refused so TO charge the Jury, and de-
fendsnts counsel excepted
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-MARcs i-Bsfoto Re-
coretr SMITH.
The Court met yesterday as II o'clock, agTeeably
70 adjournment. The first business in order was thu
impannelpg of the Grand jury. The Clerk called tae
roll and the following gentlemen responded and were
| sworn
| CLARKsos CRoLIUs Foreman.
Why. CLARK GrsndsL Rich,
| Thos H. Oihocly Henry Spsaord
| Russell T. Glover John wsdsworth,
Ira HuichiueOn Martin Waters,
Joseph O Hamilton. Thos h. Adrianoe.
sLoI herd Knapp, Sylvester Cshil.
VIM H. Knapp Benz Ellie,
James kely,jL HenD w. Hunt,
Jcremh b Lambert, John III. Lym
Thos H. Messenger, Thos
Tie Court then proceeded 10 deliver extempor-
Charge TO the Grand jury After stating THAI
| il was almost needless for the Court to charge tbs
Gland jury 80 well defined, aud 80 generally undes-
stood the duties of that body but the statutes
prrscrbing that the Court should do could do no
es than 20 point out to them briefly the points which
would cone under their consideration. The usury Law
was practically dead letter upon the statute book.
| But violations Of il frequent and should be
sorted to, and persODs guilty OF uruy should be In
dctod. The laws upon the subject OF bribery, the
election. ard lottenes also adverted 10. Tss
Court said that ii had already passed upon the subject
Of the prohbtoiy law and the law points involved In
| that act were now before the Court Ut Appeals aud
two Of the judges had already given opposite opin-
ions upon the questiOn Of the CoDsttuouaty of that
act The Court charged that violations VI the law
could only be proceeded against in the Court Speciai
Sessions, which court, by law, bad cogDizance Of al
msde meanors The Court should feel it his duty 70
| come further remarks the Grand Jury retired
The ca Of Joseph EbliDg, ON an indictment cbsrg-
ing him with bribery. then came up for second tria,
before the following jury: DaDel w. Koruse, fore
| man. Fourteenth Ward; Robert n. White Eighteenth
| Ward; Henry B. Eells, Fifth Ward; Thomas Wood,
Seventeenth " ard; John ID. jackson, Jeremiah Leo
ME, Eighteenth Ward; William Cotbeal, Sevests
| Ward; Peter Dufiey, Fifteenth WaId; Samuel G.
Evans, Eighteenth Ward; Lazarus MIndzeshe,msf:
Thirteenth Ward; John G. McCOlom, William Peter
son, Eleventh Ward.
After the opening for the State by Mr. Hall, the
animation Of witnesses was proceeded with
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-GsxEs.L TEsS
OPINIONS delivered on Monday, Aarch5
CoNnos-CARRIEB CASES.
KreudeI sgt WOco,t
1t il unnecessary to 20 over all the facts set forth IN
the elaborate opinion Of Judge DAILY but the general priSoe
upon wbeh he Sfmed the decision Of the Coar below ys
usrked particular d. s'Eson Unchanged By sbpyne
goods By the usual mos. direct conveyance 70 tho
dee snsfed but agreement 10 forward them from New
York the place Of desuson the charge for freight for ~
whole dstace beng ecihec IN the ssreeme yefy dit
feTent II carry them tot ths distance
TO be re'Ionsibe Tor their safe carriage and deliver. :. As
place dessns o. Ia the sereemsnt' CDs WheoI sst ra
nscisdy r. r. Co. 10 wend S Hort The Rsnssssss sl
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