New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13


.se wet 10 the residenoa OF her husband brot1a-
uear Dcbbe F-ry; and while che ~As s:ayiog the "a
soueshere about the lst o. November, her hash sni
A. zoe alleges, soie Gfsse NJ the litls girl fro The
parse vbo nhd Ter 10 chsge, and nA ever sioce ke2 ,,
The c.nse Of their separation il of course st.,ed d
Greatly BY husband ard wife Mr. Psulipg says tn st
bis site left for this cty ostsnsbly visit, sat h,s
yed from his bed and board fof no good cal-e and
c.utrsry 10 he xistee for IL kn ,wa 70 hin so
that he hAs frequently besgeo her to return ani is
row ready to receive Der back. Mr.. Psg'diog sveo
that tbe kbadOnsd her husband IN consel Of his
cr,4l and inbuman hsA ment Of h,r.
Mis- Padding explains her appsren: apsthy in r.
msinipg quiet 20 long BY saying that she imagined
;rom beI husbands wsat Of ioudDess for her chirsn
ths be would speedily tire Of Grace and restore her
ste make, god tns Piop'ecy oy afi5nng that oer-
tain busy bJdy told Mr.. Pa7lding TIA. his wife "a,
lyme by in this expectation, where lpoa he WITH ,Us
ttgGd TO her feelings as N th.r, KEEP. the child
Mira Pending ASKS the custody of the infant on the
round that che Wishes and needs the care OF am)hel
that the THrytosn "tsyern" is al uefs pi,,e FIR
child OF such tender years 10 live IN xitaou u )hecs
supervision add care. aud that the father is un6G
person to take charge OF the infant many accounts:
that he in the haoit of locking her with her
sloIe and leaving them for hours bota at TAR, En
ard in the New. York Hotel, where be hiss been stay
ing for tbe past fortnight and has prevented herself
frt m having sccees TO her child.
Mr. Psul6Dg afirms, 10 repy, that the hotel al Ar
ry'own is CO nmodious and hiled with Respectable
and that he went thse 10 the f. st instance a.
the relusst OF his wife, who hal urged hin for
a wear 10 take that step.
Tbs writ Wa re:urn.bs q, II o .l,ck this morning,
at which hour both parties appeared bd Mr. Pal ilns
not bringing tie child, the c>se E,s adj 'ur1ei Il
D. IN, when be Wa ordered - obey tbs eNg nry
Of the witt
On the hearing at p ~, at which ft.hsr, mother
ard child appeared a preliminary ques ion Of irsdo-
tim raised NJ P4ulding n.king hs aii i,vt thu
the child in the Secoad judicial District a. rarry-
A. a. fh..u Ia N
self In the city, temporarily upou business j idge
Roose welt, sitting al Special Term, hal mi1s the
writ retuInsbIe before lone of ths Justices OF the
Supreme Court for the City aud County OF NeF-
"Ycrk" ana the question was could he, under me
facts as they now appear, as June jurisdiction OF
the Gaze? The statute provides that application for
tie writ may be made to The Supreme Curt duung It's
sitting or TO a Justice thereof, beng or residing
within the county where the prisoner Is uea'ne1.
- Rev. Stats. SOL
Mr.. Cbas. o Conor with whom was Mr.. Fdlleronl,
on behalf of Mr. Paulding, contended tha' this cise
came within the operation OF the statute ana thai,
though On the facts they then Ape aret the Court
had updoubtei poser to grant the writ, 1t could not
entertain jurisdiction, the prissser having been
when the wrt issued in Another district, where 1t
shoud be made returnable. The Court OF Chan ery,
va. true exercised general equity powers adepsod
ent OF statutory lebacment; and the Sdpreme y 'urt
now stands to almost all ntents and purposes 10 pace
Of tbe Corr of Cbancery But those pJwers were e1'
ercised by tie Court Of Chsncery and not by the
Chat ceor, aud are now exercised by the Supreme
Cou,t, snd not BY i's justices. When Judge Rose
welt granted the writ he granted il as Judge st
Chambers and not az the Court; the phrase siulas
Of Special Term" simply showing where he was st the
time.
Mr.. VIM Curtis Noyts, on bshalf Of Mrs. Piulding,
cOuuoyerted thee ve~s and sa'ed tnst the paraseol
ogy sitting at Spec a Term " was carefully choseo
to cover the He was partly through Win his ar
eument when the wAs ad )umed to Eddy at
IL O'Clock.
au ,ton aIose az to the custody of the child, which
had al times cried to 90 to its mother But atets
good deal Of talk and various propositions to II
TO the charge of Judge Roosevelt or OF the several
counsel-Nr OCopor protesting that II Il WAS gVento
him he couldn't help giving up 70 u, mp.ner 10
de alton Of bis elem. rehts-t vas hosy lett wn
the father.
If Judge Roosevelt decides to entertain arsdction
the bearing will probably occupy matter OF ac)ups
of weeks a. half WeAchestef County will be called 10
give testimony with reereocs 10 the Paudings domes-
tic troubles pecuniary means, &C. aud 1t viii prove
eeding in the aw OF haoeas coepus 50 ar a. there
ian be such q tbiog.
Before Judge BIRDsEyr
Caroline Griswold, by &c. sgt Dsvi D. Grs~Oli e. a.
Defendant BI4nch ard t. % a lio-rty ~rln vo days
the service OF aud coup him. To pat
p,in 10 s regular the lien OF the udg n-nt aid exc
eutIon may sand security SD c~sts OF moon 10 ADJ
ca. d. Pc. ..t The Fo,t Edward wser.work Company
Motion TO change place OF ui, den Ell with sl0
KINGS COUNTY COURT or OYER AND rEaNINER-
MARcH &c Before Judge srsosc, justices ENHoss aud
scHOOShAkEk
TRIAL OF JOSEPH JACKSON FOR RAPE
The Court assembled at tho usu, hour thus m)r, z.
The room full a. urual
DR. Urck Psm~do the drst viiuess sworn He testified
10 mailing 81 eIsmipson OF Mi.s Csthsrns sullivan, and
proved that she had be-n sIes injured 10 m.de the r1.n
day the girls having been brought there In carriage s'
o'eloch the same morning ,o,... ,,,.. .,s..
that shsps and Jane Mudoon were brought TO the
station House in York .ne, a. ssn mi IS :. cs 90.
orsd they stated that they had net tue s on ths
and that they mad been used very e.i tAs MI
had good deal OF dit on her eAk noea ho'h"s ee
particularly -, Al, lillian a., mad.
hi. enus the defense stating thai no x9o Yea
TO prove sIs JviA wien they wee Win dei:aaa
end vi la sy .nd The; sheJ were Hsay uaa' 'ne NJ
Tho iolowira is the ."imsny Sr ,h. dsf.n,s s.,,.
head B., lived With M DesDe in Aasa las, 10 that place
have Jeph Jackson MI De.no sep. P1ns Nv
heard Csb.rDe Snvsn aud jane Muldoon eH'mned mere
item once dom 8, Mr. p..DG va. s.ia1St, dss
remember what part Of the month wa on oLlG'osy az
TIE aid not see th.u they drove nor see
get Of ihe wagon the two 81 anne mt sne
bOa were on the stoop there Jackson or Dixon
in.e the sitting room with them The sf .s nS pToa
were in the that when the girls len me sitting
room '.ey the, oecuped No the
the font (south side Of the house the house
only there 10 window IN each room no ga. IL
the girls vent Up with don't rensno-t "ae -
VIXEN they came tnerei toey .,,,;,.
,sd they goipE up siSrs SEEMED 70 oe 10 soG IA
erousb they SEEMED talk ard laugh 10 gong up
not notice whether they sobef or no'i
sbou; % in wh-n let tnsy Us ~
there wss . key in door ths ou.sliei PSs
The inside pd od the sis lock the door was tne e
Of the house. they made that remember tne nv.
sirl was IN bed when lef, and Jane was undressing
no down, thn are Il roo.ns %
had change Of the the rooms were pat. .' hs
ers; don't knov Whistler Jane N sny otnei von LA
nsit; slept between the two mems aud zoe sts Ia
nearly sdjolI the mems the mens room 80 h1t
.. the sIs there between Which r.@ re-, I'd
don't know By whom my room was opeosI1 sn' 90 80 hoar
mems rooms they their r~o m aeout Al no.t
and Ia b, mine the nrn were Ia mo ~
when ny did NOT seI tne1n ooaas ~;