New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

procured his eIrulsion fem re lcd.e 20 ~hch hey
beth belonged, 81 web as With ipjunng NJ ba:hes',
which Is that Of shoemaker, by speaking ne n.al
cious words The following Is the
rovrf tfyaVT's AFFIDAVIT.
C.fD and CoaEiJ o. Np-l0rf, ss.-Emle Pierre
the above.nsIned plaintiff, beng duty sworn ss!s
Tha, at the sald cry 10 the presence aud h"ano2 u
divers persons wbO understood and nov upleTstsl1
the FrBoh language the above named defendant
did on the lslb 18th aud Doth days NJ August lo1'
speak utter publish and declare. OF ard coocernlhs
me SAID plaintiff, the fJlowing fal-e malicious ono
scandalous words in the French language, 70 VIZ
One " Emile Pierre eat IN plan e ~ rofIc, q
"0a'a avof, ezigt DE- tal IN far moytg4g> whiGH,
beiI < translated in the English language, IS I .ro
following import, TO wit; THAT NJ Emile PiefIe
" (rneaniDg plaintiff was pckPocket ana ' me-,
and that be plaintiff meaning had exacIea Ho"'
him defendant meaning q sham mortgage. 80
Depopent says that the parties TO th's sur ~. ~
Frencbmen, that the defendant has cTcuJsted w
| aforementioned ISLANDERS among q great portion =,
the French community Of said city, and mss
| Fixed purpose and determination oil running oef0
| nept who is a man of family , a
Deponent SAYS that he is shoemaker by tade' auu
that lis trade heretofore among the frenca resi-
MS Of the said CITY, but that since The speaking o.
the ,aid ISLANDERS by defendant deponent mas Deen al
| mot wholly without work and patronage. e.
Deponent further rays that the parties 10 TINS sur
| were members and the defendant Is row member,
NJ the Masonic fraternity aud affiliated 10 the French
doo of ,ad city and that the said defendant III the
abseIce Of the said plaintiff, at sitting or communI.
cation Of ssd Lodge did speak and publish the saId
false and malicious slsnders and did support the sane
| by liz Masonic oath whereupon the sad Lodge lld
expe this d9pOnent therefrom, although heretofore
this deponent bad always been and continued MEM
| her in good standing therein and thereof. o.,
Deponent further says that by the rules oil the saI1
Masonic fraternity the expulsion Aforesaid WI pre-
vent deponent from entering any other Ma'1 on,
Lodge upon the face Of the globe, or to bee ome ami
lated herewith.
Depont Mt SAYS tbet Le has been greatly figured by
the tpeakIue o. the Aforesaid malicious words and
ISLANDERS and nv the unhappy consequences thereof
aod pyays that the defendant may be arrested and
held to bail. T.. PIERRE.
W. II. sTAN.BVRY, Commissioner Of DEEDS
ORDER OF ARREST
SVutyoy Court Of the City Of NeD. YO,k De Peirre ,g
Antoine BonnsrdTo me Sheriff Of the City aud County OF
New York: .
You are ,auired foryth the defendant this actin
and hold bail In the Of thousand doars aud 70
return this order Henry Morsnee plaintiffs attorney At his
Office No Nassau street New York city, the rst DAY Of
Sepiember thousand eight hundred and ht .y'1 Dated
August 20, 1851 JNO DUH
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-sprcIAL TERM.-Aus. D.
Before Judge DAILY.
william H. Phelps and others, agt william > Irvine and
others.
The motion to vacate the order OF arrest il denied,
but bail reduced that il shall not embrace
an purchases before the 18th Of April 1851 the day when
the fraudulent repre- sentaton made 10 the Plaintiff
Solomon NJ. Baker agt. Philip Nausbauin.
Judgment for plaintiff s3,2OO with interest from