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

Esn would male tho r"of sss. AZ Vu, y 10 g "a o'aeI
ssrssrisrt The defendant s9oher yes"
No tine was specified within which tee rerAF' ~es b
fs4 ss.ree Eso sour6 :h,. Le d,ad7, wen: from
un vent away ThAs ;he coo,.e q :hs soG
y. paOtS employed ssnt .7d DID tha the roof
p. .y. wrst. '',soss nc e1 sst Sp'p ~ "a"
s ps1th de,,"D tsS so soe ss.a.S ~ a5
~. diseased asout psner vas told % iasts sny
~isps. ~ tss esfe dnt Also .l.s As .f4r doing some
wOrA " shifts direction he p'e'"me be told HIN the roof
Toe retained about The midd. Of sspenes, On
f day Of 0cober rAioed and lev day. sfr the de-
TIE Referee n6. ,hs; Do'le Of the in.ue1e Of he
fs. ,bd further that the defendant gave notice to the
Z. BE- ds tfSso ,s. 70 So na Gs sn
~ COZ aon a. 70 rsp.' 81 the rot on wiGo 5 ,hs S
He bsIere directed juesDen. 70 be entered osmsshs
Sssn srts- I'd and from tbs, ID, plaintiff has led H.
u.ss,s for appellant, an'Sa9 ,I The ..
nss. o, March a. iyuod By Referee. oOnstitsd scona
Co.. .p:n he q wS's .s' n .s%y.
:ssi ,eoa :a :: E-'s,% the e1s,.s%sP
psns 90 a. .h., We; ase..sry or should p required
made tight At any rate he sp7rsed that his fu
xssssob, been besscted imps.cy perDed or that
s s.s ss:i % NOV these feet. IS
=. justified IN abandoning the prem 'e' without any ncs 70
~ psnua Of the continued defects he hsd not 30 violated
s@s proceeding He could have pa. the By
pece Win reasonable time gwen him to remedy the LEAKING
s,t pAys qassr with knoSls Of The defects sod
smans least month aud half sAerwsrd Almost irnme
ti,tely on his return he sbsodons The Pren.ses
Under these circumstance. think the iodsmen. mus. be
Ssred~oosts 70 abide the event
srEcIAL TERx-De& Ill Before Judge sLossos.
Pred>rei and George r. TAYLOR ast. The Manhattan
Life Insurance Company and 0phels f. Taylor
In SEPTEMBER last az Injunction wa. gra d re-
to o.h. Taylor s Of 10. Ty the @ Ssst
SS r. Tye 's H9
se IN with others: wa, the P,0p.dy Mr. H;s Tsy
<eop md that the came to the plaintiff. BY AsnIsnt
n 1as' ss cSSp.us Of the
policy but informed that Ms Taylor bad P,oyed her
sne es' ws s os1ed The Mrs. a.
se' TIA, the policy in question va. her owl and ssp1se Prop
s.:oay husband than e BE- kept tin box With hi:
ssSer which the p. ntss claim lnen aud obtained
ySOGt oOn.id.rstGn from Joseph Taylor when on bis
came up for trial today but was not finished and wa.
S''p'"'' '''" ~'I Before Judge BoswoRrn.
The Accessory Transit Company ast Garrison:
sse III one sn 1 sy
ssd attend the de examination witness: such i'd
s1 the S s he the not i % Ss
% q sSs The Sno 81 the for % %s that nS
spe him and then the application or order vii be dismissed
Nj Eaton now is dismissed but may renewed Whenever
Ass shown to exist giving the right to have him examined
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Dec- il-Be'ors Record
COSTIsUArIos OF THE TRIAL or JAMES SHEPHERD
FOR ARSON.
Bernard McLawey, convicted of a simple assaut
brought 10 the bar and judgment suspended.
The csse of James Shepherd for begun yester
s.sosS Pss.S sSs.r He :aid 6s lived T. NV loaIth
CT % al % a"d ved between and
fy third streets in Ninth door from the corner Of
oo.i when b. GOT to the fire tie first person be
sepherd himself witness saw the accused coming out o. the
Dutch have burnt my wife; the Dutch have burnt Wife
:c:c:. b. he pant. and ss only he "a; dancing about
sd nothing hni witness went into the house and up stairs
" the 1So re 20 traces Of fire in eysF
be got Up d ies s o @
Pa no reply and saw nobody be saw ". nothing Dat
down stairs and breaking stuck he broke In
fse second story window aud looked in FIRE was falling
Isoled and nothing but this bed in the corner OF
be then met Shepherd ssan and ne again esd the
Duth have burnt wife et me go let me eo after the
had bedOhes he had known Mr. and Mrs
shepherd sesut year he had heard them qa'e,; ne nsa
CstSsrns Howty was then She said she cousin
~ MIs Shepherd last time she her the Thursday
before her death Mrs. Shepherd frat bought the pace snete
they had lived together that house ssnt they did
nh Ss a 1SS %&
come wanted there and she walked out Mrs Sbep
os Witness :sd M and M saepped
A.1 bou. before the FIRE to meeting aud
tbey seemed be friendly them witness has had difficulty
JsAn Mcclure was then .worn-He .sd he watch
sier spd lived in Hsrlem he identified wAt,h shown him
ef with him by the prisoner who then gave his name
Nelson Palmer being pastor of the Baptist
n March last, but spoke with hin ,i April following
s FIRE In question occurred on the sh OF June sccused ed
me-: .sw Shepherd about o'clock the day
and of he appeared to be in distress be said to Wines
ass, burnt sn my hD sp. h' Ss .T that the
ekop fepested the observation They have burnt rny
.nssS then said there wa. German in The lower par. hi.
house time before Shepherd said be hsd missed some ar
then said be would have mesnins Shep
-hed and he has been revensed Oh me accused said
window and he tried his wife out but could
~ Shepherd asked OF witness the Of trunk to put in
s ann e. Ss
sae trunk s.d he put the things IN he did not see the
house be said he had bad no refreshments that day the
!snk stu a. the house Of witness in three OF four well:
ser accused borrowed the trunk be called for H. BE took
aid brought back again empty the thing, were taken out
On eros examination witness sale b. had seen MS sbeP
herd Aep her husband to work the garden frequently o. their
Shepherd the Sh Of June; the trunk in questions twas
with white cisthins she discovered
Wn Lessenbee boy between 10 and Il yes' old was reIt
HT and Mr. sbehsrd :. Ia. ben At their ssas h. h.i
not heard them tah about the watch bat has heard them si
l. vi. s SS i0.. h' S
seossed then going to sit hi. w lap aud he pushed
plate ker took the watch and outs Shepherd
witness .sr him to wh., he did with the watch shsp
~; witness went and Mira Shepherd said she ba
that s p & @ %
che Ere sid biz whsses on one AIDE were burnt half th
Rshs,t Dclex ne NJ swornHs ,sd the showed