New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

th the Rev Mr. Marvin No 81 bond sssst:
and wils wsnins tOu s,r, 70 the p,cn vs. The Day
weut 90 The prn % .re MT fes.i prss-ut e thr 'p
lasted possibly ousr ooar-s of .d
be very rooa ns.rns pos.ons As 10
Two other occasions when be did particularly notice hf
O. Dad be say that the living oppression s-ns soa. b. aid
not that he oUd have reysfni<sd him.
Dr. Burdei A. esBBo, kc worl. A- ,dss -
st d.ah ehAns,. the eosB,ensnce mssh sa ma b-lns
spsb. OF f-sdy rrcosnfiDs by sish WY
i;h could not po.stscy be- sspe-.ed ssspi
ou ,h.' r-.t,o hi ;hs g.I.Sn As "-Ir-s Dr
,i.t- a, d..~rbsd the he Blsfri"d
Did b, .sy tbc p,sn stopped nach ami .Ao~ 10
his voice ana 'psrsn y he ssd also that Il. WIS.
ter v,re long bacs and night b. escd ARE OF hsry ~
S h nan b. nsrrea think hi. conversation hspp.n"a on
ID. day o the funeral not positive heard AI Nnns
t :, y, B,yd.I wa. shown the Reverend Mr.. Marvin
durns ms ,aamnsiioni was very familiar WHO Jul
d,l. though wrn acquainted ~nh him Pr
,ouay ed consider him slow wslisr ! ws ssess
toned in Bond street almost dAA Aae ssSe
euu,y been walking when the Doctor ions 10 the sAe
direction opposite side and eoad 'sn sAS more
h.n ore house q him in sont Sset A0o:h ! S%a'a &
am though H. d.holde,d him almost daily n
.T Ssi h. wore oT ps time l.iT nj. chin, have s-n
,.n him when be had hair the sides Of his fses and no
tir i"mus before h. des.h. he wors more ss
pr death than he had eeen in the habit Of veArse
si door Il is within the ~idh q house directly svHss
Ne 81 Bond ;s sS .Ss ss Ss N the ss oy from. ,ssa,
Of No 81 Bond street dunps the roa 'Sos'sseh' 'ss "
M Clinton objected that testimony insdm.isls which
merely r.ird 10 the conduct Of the two p.s s-r The
Tba su,,o.ste sscidsa that the question proper
Witness. rrsuming the sah u DOWN can see uow
h, rocm hsvr frequently isy ad gentleman IN tho
rol Toon. .; h, third story with some children.
Wirss here stated tia; he had not az that uipr nsH
eion' aroused that iuPopr aons, Ss cong On
seen lazy aud and sSi', w s ,h man a~ hers
va. not DR. Burd thesc observstons made se-eaent
1r,ioa. 70 ,Is " have seem h. .sseasu
in the sc, Of DRESSING bat paid no s,.e"n & % W hs,s
prserd he so TO IS year; Of age Tsnt -srAs positively
Sat Mr.. Cunninshso the pJSn 5 .Spnns I'D ,ss ~. "a
the was IN town the 18th OF Oct rft
,.unl between aud o'clock the ees
third story Of No q Bond .irfe, M st ssc's = IN ,yps
ps M, steps Shortly se looked up 70 the window again
and hs, the spps.rsnes Of The H. ,Ss Sss., ia
tha, impression then In mind It Was the eh.nse IN mo
man, face and saa s. that h9s snes s. aou
ing
SUPREME COURr--ArRiL l6--Befors Judge pE.soor.
IMPORTANT DECISION on 4 REprpiArED INSURANCE
NOTE.
John b Murray sgt William {. AMMAN ct ais =,
This was an action upon an insurance note repuda'
ated b, the The defendants AMMAN rsnadse CO
made their pTonhssoiy h"'e W INC "'''' ''"'O"' '
"suBsoRIPr.oS NOTE.
=, oOo "NEw.YoRx Sept IS teS.
Ten months after date pemise 10 pay . tho 9ses Ma
tus Insurance Company. or order, one thonand dok not
''"' ''''''N' AMMAN TALMADGE L Co.
Indor.ed: The Globe Mutual Insurance Company ~
This note together with large number Of sths, cold,
s,ion suale CONFEDERATION snd paid maturity:
The Insurance Company called sues.saen, to The transfer and
Tb, d.t.ns. was three fold:
That the statute prohibits the assignment BY nonsysd
corporation any part of it, assets eseesdns ne sam Of
loco ithou resolution Of the Board Of rroces.
Ehs The Company were indebted to tho defendants for
LOSSES upon open policy which they claim ~ nahs an on
The nles Of u.ury on the ground the soh by
the Company At higher re OF discount than seven I CENT
and the drawers released on their othston
Ss plaintiff lc sai ownership Of IN question having
b.rn Gh.d his Honor excluded all other matter and ds
mn was op for the plaintiff for the full amoantof tho
The case occupied part of days and contested with
great ability and pernssy inch By inch By tho - ,e.Rss,s
hundreds Of thousands OF dollars in similar notes
Ben STEPHENS esq, or plaintiff o. w Stevens, %, for
SPECIAL TrRm-Bsiors Judge M.remtl-
In the matter of the First Free-Wll Bapts. So
Alexander w Bradford, &c, AIT. Thos. A. Quinn
ct al-ordtr appointing guardian ad htea. -.
John A. Hammond 1T al, agt. sylvester i. lie
Ward ct s-But Que order for the three infants .
In the matter of the application Of John Gamble 70
award TO unknown owners &c-Ihs A,ornsy General mos
Aaron Reid ct al, agt. Z. Eunis et al.-Motion
granted, with 10 costs.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-ApiI ~ -Bssos
Judge NrLsoS.
CoryRIGHT
Gu.tay Strive Frederick Sch~.eT and John r. r. pAe.
NEIsoS, C.J.-Thc bill in this case is>iIed by tho
plaintiff 10 the defendants from the publication Of
vorL called Gu,fap SbHres Wct GsschAte' "Go-tsv
Strives History Of the World" for which b. claims o have
obtained copyright
The DEFENDANTS their answer up ths, early tho
wear plaintiff made arrangement with William
Schlu.r, a printer ot German Newspaper 10 ths
rity to pint certain parts OF the work mentioned,
aud o said arrangement sis soimss Of tho
.ame printed aud published between the 8 andbo
first October 1884 That by the terms ot the asfeemsDt
the plaintiff from Schutrr aud did receive dur
bcaon dollars the
scrp, the said work and also 10 participate In de-
gree the profits Of the sales and further that the wof was