New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

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n, Sprins ~ 1855 M INTO the ho,e, Ath r~siiei n
A. 81 weeks; that he ''w he e'Se- repeatedly
,teI recovery 10 BE- entirely removed AID tAs
both Mhard ME SCENTS nof.d o; It's dAntsoc' con
join Roe te.e.3 t1at h. saw p>ut's wb4 vssing ron
cbsrc5 the osrsse tall through the hole ana :F on
d Rt and thai vI. ss . "a The chain
loose a. ,yirs NJ :. ,he is~-. end ,,d rl.ints Will.
COZ ind 90 h beS-to 10. suA rims 10 which BE- found
hmto rood heath before the injury and u h' present ~
Henry W pss,s Edward Dsy;o. Tbo~ss &c W.So VIZ
Weaver, Henry Raymond asd aenras va Os 49, ~
kes ay 10 the severity and oeene q he "osDo'
RECEIVED i By ns 5es . S m.uue defendants
were fastened the Sumner OF 1850 aud that notice
oSe aSs ~i sn re ns %. es1d As to the result
suscs examination Of Ps'ntf He tstihrd 70 ;ne Ion mon
ton 10 ID. severity the injuries 20 the Dsna consequence
that they caused by external Injuries and 70 the hopeless
Dr. A. Smith corrobors.ed D.. ws.rbqry and testified
further tina. the muscles had bee. ao ooS nt.
and short ard eaed BY The petition Of ;-Eaihous tissue
hicb il destitute Of contracting power
Dr. Cooley testified having made surgical s-iun+;
Ct plaintiff that the muscles torn that they Will
r,vef reesn ther orig tone and ta: NJ psna vii never
recover r., N the iujaTies. ~
Much other eyidtl5s bearing upon the elected
Witnessed c. sm.dt closed for the defense He claimed
The, the eSsHiD D showed t9a the deisness: We an
81 the time OF ne ojay that be pad not r.'eo pvo
notice the condition If hole that Psotih was hnssf
20 hae exemplary damages should not be awarded
plaintiff had shown malicious intention on the part oil de-
,ro.s nes isence again defendant hs the
plaintiff could never recover from the injuries sce,sd Sno
il ury which only injured That defendant
stance him sbsen himself leaving the vsuopeninss in
condition that it material to maintain the econ
y,H lilo time and sselD that plau, waking with ordi
from the choI 70 The hearse thai from the sssavs
ing circumstances Of the Negligence was 70 De presumed ma
cou proof had offered by defendant ~ sDow
otherwise thar the pescnss aud history o. the sa snow hs
the defense had been for the OF delay as the netes
upon Judgment shonld rendered would more than
amount 10 q 90, claimed by plaintiff would be after eli but
pu remuneration for his hourly suffering through hfe and
onsy believes given had suit been tried before
Jury judgment reserved
sURRoGATE's COURT. DEC. I7.-BefOre the Hon. A w.
THE PARISH WILL CAsE-APPEAL TAKEN FROM THE
sURROGATES DECISION.
The following appeal from the Surfogates decision
decision having been rendered in the Parish win
dec ~ admitting the vii aud first od'c and rejecting the
law and kin Of said Henry Parbelhs themselves
sss BY t cou e 3 State 81 9ss1s
the said decision Of orders sdudg and DEGREES that the said
@: Of 3 HENRY % fs 5,a the 5 day S
ber 1872 and the said instrument In writing parporns TO be
1919 together make constitute and form he last viii and tests.
Of as. Of sn SaS ns estate as ''" De
And That G 'sdns proof and ptGc roc H5 b may Be
order may be made t6eLeugon as shall Be js.
MARTHA SHERMAN.
j.. w. EpwAKDs Protector
BROOKLYN CITY CoURr.-DEc. i0.-Befors Judge
CULVER.
Joseph Lehman VS.. The City of Brooklyn -The
jury in THE returned verdict yesterday morning for
plsntS, assessing the damages at 1850.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Dec. ls.-BefO.e Re-
coTder SMITH.
The business of this Court Of little special in
etest day. But two cases were tried and they were dis
The list Of these that of Enels Douglas,
alias Miller coloied indicted for burglary In the 50 degree in
Pne street on the ut Of the a.t November stealing
heIs ss worth Of clothing TIE oOGs' sso b w
Officer Mcdonald Prisoner had the CLOTHING consisting Of Tour
ps Sf me IN Under hs a On bns
sccosted then by he officer ne pretended he mad u
by for gentleman for winch he waste
s i've my Ss. had ou his store
the previous ust by breaking lock Of door Tue Jury
without citation the prisoner and the Court at once
senteE ed him prison for two and SIX months
The accused deposed that ne ~ years old was born In Della
ware al 10 q waiter by occupation.
Robert Leighton the next prisoner arraigned,
chsrsed 18th grand larceny in snatchug rcule CONTAINING
the Pschc Bank the 18th OF November,
from Eleanor Paulding, No. q Charlton street. Mrs
Psudng in the act of stepping into the store OF LORD
Taylor Grand street. between ii and u clock In the fore
of the aforesaid day having her retcqe fastened y
chain her waist when the accused boldly approached
her wrenche1 Der abruptly around and snatched the retce
her wrist breaking the chain The lady pursued the hei
distance losing sight Of b when he at once
officer hand The reticue with the $50 check,
picked close IN the gutter The accused born IN
street and errandboy by occupation Phe Jury after
brief conference convicted him and the Recorder after COM
sudScy Of the crime which ne
guilty. said he should visit the prisoner the t1 pen
atty of the law and theIeupon sent him 10 the sae fsa or
years and 10 months.
Adjourned to II O'Clock tomorrow morning.
...-.l4ea-e
THE GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL.-On the let OF The
present month the great Southern mail was transferred
to the river route between this city aud Richmond,
since which time not single failure to connect has
occurred either day night although the fcgs on the
river have been frequent and dense. The track OF the
railroad connection with this route has been read with
heavy rail from Richmond to within - miles OF
Fredercksburgh, at an expense OF $l5O,OO and
$50 900 more will be required to complete it to Aqua
Creek, or rather TO Brookss Station. AT this point
the road will dverge TO the norh and run up to Guam
ticO where wharf il now being built. The distance
by boat will be thus shortened 10 miles, and the diff.
Guilty in landing now caused by low tides will be
ax-oidod q few av TIM Of RON the