New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19
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sble O. The 9th Of March.

THE CVrSTT ESTATE.
IN tire matter u the E.'se Of Geo Guynet
TIE ibqpiry into The crtsr IN which me Guynss
persb'd OF The Arctic wss resumed TO dsy.
Geo leo Of Il. Novelty lros Works, who y"
rae o the -uryvrs f,n he shiprreck IT The Arcsc
he OILY wi'oes- GATED He kew Mr. Guypet b 7
right, and hsf bic fs-nly v,ih him he say VIZ
Guj net ater The aocid OF occCTrs5 wheo b. appeared
cam and sel p-seseed ritJe.s attention 1a- ~ ~
| Ia him by his kind end rs'isns ms5aer D~ad h..
family am thase passengers With shom he spoke after
the yessel vent down witness nothing CT sny o.
he GuyDeis: on The same piece o. Tue wreck With
hrseif YER five passengers, Of Ehon only enc b.
si0e hmself survived on separs'e plscs we're gee
titran md lady and On collection Of so.ys several
other passengers tao Of ebom we're aii-- tnoss ~h,
elt 60 with TIE wreck we're sTrpr-iog diitaues
sp-rt vhec they up and soon lot eli ht OF each
other; the air thick and foSgv, aud ~ine,s hal
DO doubt tbst other whom be did no, see ro,e aud
we're cIIDeipg 10 fragments Of the wreck Mr.. Gaynst
appeared in good health and strength. Adjourned.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRAt TrsN-Feb. li-Before Judse
Woodruff.
An EDITOR DABBLIsG IL sTocKs-THE P0TosI aIsISG
COMPANY.
John Bonner AT. Warren Leland W Hudson. John Desne
and cir Others
This ia an action to recover Of the defsnisnts as
stockholders OF toe Missouri Lead COMPANY s3 O3 -,
judgment for that amount having been heretofore re
covered AZ arst the company, and execution thereon
returned unss.isfed. Tns complaint alleges that what
pprpor.ed to be certificate of incorp,f, OF the
Missouri Lesd Company. for the purpose Of carrying
The business Of mining lead 10 POtosi Bio s1d OF
eueI'lDg II and manufacturing 80 10 NeW
GUY filed October 1853 its term Of exstepos 10
be fifty sears is cspits stock $780, 600 consisting of
lC0 shares Of s. each the d7esosr's to be its tus
tee io he bst Year aod is operi'sus TO be carried
on IN this city. The cmsalnt further sets ,'th hist
the psihiis and .te deieuc ans sever4ly subscribed
'or tenth part Ct the caoiis viz so 900 bat that
the d-ttJcnnts never paid in their quOas or ok any
iu'ther siePs towsrd a legal existence The plao-
tn claim. witch Is ros 10 the shape OF Jidgme
bgsn-t The Company. is derived rom al alleged co
gs.tmcpt leroIeno of tue nn.s at 81 900 Fer
snUun in the Spring Of 1854 sending 6isbuss nen's
Dsce in hst capacity ard damages by IeasJn OF the
uspeJsion o. bis employment.
David C.. Morebesd deoiss all the allegations 81 the
plant, iDcuCrg the fling Of the cer ate and the
engagement OF the oeendaat aud AYERS that as ne had
notice Of the previous action II Possesses no bud
ing force As against BIN. He however admits tina
the plaintiff proceeded ct IIudsous request, to Potosi
10 supern'ead certain mineral operations wherein tue
defendants were engaged TO whom be had represented
himself well qualified for the business but asserts
that be incompetent and in pOiut of fact msrred
rstber than menoed the Potosl speculation, by Is.
charging the workman, leaving the State &c. The
SDswers OF the other deeudapfs similar 10 that OF
MIR. Morebead. Mr.. Hudson la, put in answer.
Two OF the three defendants we're examined and
among toe re-t, Mr. Hudson who 10 commercial editor
OF The Herald Nothing which does not appeac 10 the
foregoing statement of the questi at issue VS. ec
ned for plaintiff j. & X. H. Sher wood For defendant
Morton, O~en Vose for defendant Simeon Leland,
William Allen; G. g. Sckes for defendant, Moe.
head and Charles and Warren Leland; Van Buren, s.
Robinson for Desne
SPECIAL TfRM-Before Judge BoswoarH.
THF FRENCH FUGITIvEs CP AGAGN-HABEAs CORPUS
second writ of habea5 corpus 10 bring up tue par
.iG charged with embezzng the funds of the G ceat
Noithern Railroad If France, grated day or tgo
sipce BY Judge Bos ~oth fell through tbs morang,
like The first, the papers defective in
important respect. The service ,t complse. in
asmuch the petitioners had not complied with tle
statute z Rev Stat, 500, 4th ed sec 93l which
reQuires bond 10 be endrred in penalty do Ible the
in .b 81. kad .ts A
al the prisoners but David held in $500 900 il is
not probable that the requisite bonds will be forth
coming.
certiorari waS, however, gran ed to day directed
TO Sbeoif WiIlett, and l. d. de Angels "M,rsl.l Of
the United State. directing them t. produce Carpen
tier and the Others in Court the Goth inst at 10
The examination before )mmssiOner Bets com.
meDced TO dey, bnt nothing was oone-.be whole of
tie sitting being devoted to the argument Of preiini
nary obi. cdors to the jurisdiction. after inef eta
motion 10 adjourn the in consequence of Dir. Bus
teeds illness. AL the points passed upon were over.
ruled. The matter will come up again tomorrow at
II II.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TsaL TEsm-FEs H.
Before Judge DAILY.
THE QUARREL BETwKEs THE cHURcHNAs AND
THE CHURCH JOWRsAL-
John IIrckeT agt John II Hopkins.
This libel suit, OF which gave report this morn
ing went on to day the parties having fouod in
possible to settle the matter. After long dis MISSION
between she counsel az 10 which was the proper pa
TO open the case the plaintiff was permitted TO dos
hi. Wilson then having opened and the llsel hsvio.
been resd he proce eded TO call John Henry Hopkins
IT, the deiendsnt who that he wrjt, the src,s
ID The Church .Iournnl and that the cr,ul.too OF
ut paper was at that time 500 and ID more than
that
Mr.. John Anthem then opened the case for the de-
Sendsnt quite at length giving the history OF tn.
CkurchmGn and The Church Journal. and comparing
their merit He ID. n. after objection, which over
rul. d, read the article from The ChurchmGn, headed
"City Missions which is set up IN the answer by way
of Justification.
lie proceeded to call John Miller the warden of All
Ssnts who testified that ne signed pamphlet, pre-
pared by the yestIy IN reference to the parish, and
ccmmendipg the Rector. Two other witnesses were
cslled one Of whom wa, the plaintiff bookkeeper
who was subpenaed TO produce tho books but failed
to do. The Court held that there obligation
upon him 10 comply with the subpoena, inasmuch Is he
cid 10. have the books in his special custody. The
testimony of the other witness was un'nportant-
The csse is brought with great energy by both par
ties and bids lair TO DO protracted for some days TO
10 come.
SPECIAL TrRx-Bef,re Judge BRADY
Thorats Powell Az. VIM. W0rfdlmaE.
Motion for attachment cenied without costs
Daniel Torrance syt Johs Lehnaier
Motion granted without costs.
The People &c, sg. Joseph j. Del Vecc.io.
Application denied with liberty to the defendant 70
rene"', and stay Of 50 day. oI TIA; pu'Po.e granted
Motion granted as TO Lsvy; stay OF proceedings
Jame.A PHILIPS at. Edward J. Power.
Judgment Tor plain.n demurrer.
TRIAL OF DR.. NJ. PRICE MOORE FOR con-
SPIRACY TO MURDER.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS-FEB H.-Before the
RECORDER.
The trial of Or. NJ Price Moore of Warren street,
charged with Conspiracy murder Mr. Alfred 5. Liv
lpgs.or of Trenton, y. j., continued from yester-
day
Mary Worien, young woman residing al Williams
baIsb, wa placed upon TIE stand
70 the testimony it hsd Already been Ignored before :he