New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-29
Law LVT,ELLIGEVCE
TILE BURDELL ESTATE.

THE BURDELL ESTATE. M RAN.
aSRRooATE's CoURr-ArSlL A.-ss'O''
In the matter Of an Application for Le''"'"
xu,..a. o,,;,o =, I The onening of the Court, M
s1n,o. staed that from understanding on sns n,oad
Abe examination This was TO BE- He was now sbe %
az would 70 on a. prosecution and s,,H oo ,b ,
,sdy and the District Attorney bad f Uadr such cir
Dnssno~s the Mrs CunnushA go a., .as @
,, @ and thew could not posby devote any t"e to 'ee
no. N. oppo.i,e counsel said they had received r"
.iee ~ fully prepared 70 90 on then
80 81 Us,simcI County and their erpcnses would be-
.onSerab,e be hoped hthe Surrogate concluded 20
oase would not be before 'he'e ''u
remarked that he was informed BY the District
AGENCY that the criminal tal would begin on haasy "
dpoed 10 allow the.c wi:nsse. 70 BE- ~, d on sa.ur
Ia. lat that the trs would go Monday and
xould hardly BE- the thing that testimony on "a NJ
rcunty afforded them 10 answer ~ ne rev b no, a.
~ Ponshkeepsie before the murder '''"' III"
SSa 70 ,n his belief tina. Mr. Clinton and his
,..Oa; ,, wss s ,Ss 5 pPG
fbe Surrogate took the same we" Ia reverence % ' a"
NJ Clinton said would have 70 go on then without
counsel 70 srs;sn. al FELT bound devote every
81 hi. preparing for the criminal t,lsl o. ,b,
,sd been the understanding although would prefer take
The testimony Of witnesses from distance the counsel ioI
MIS- Cunningham could find time 20 attend TO IT. lie hsd
promised not 10 force these PARTIES into disposition OF the
,sse lust before the trial for murder. $3.50 >,
Mr. thought that the should Ue ADJOURNED 70 az
least two weeks from next Monday
The Surrogate ,aid he would grant indefinite postpone
ept and the criminal trs should be determined
be would notify counsel H. uo.. .. Goo
~ 20 DR. Burdes absence from city the time of the
alleged marriage The Burde estate pays their expenses
SUPREME CoURT-srrcrAL TERM-AFRIL 2a-BefOre
Judge CLERKE
NEW INJUNCTION ~ PROSPECT.
The Central Park Commissioners were sworn into
sf6ee this morning Judge Clerke administering the
cath Another injunction is looked Tor, without deiay
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Aprl H-BefOrs
Judge BELTS
DECISIONS IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
William H. Sears the Bark Arcadian.
This was libel filed by the owner OF the schooner
champion 70 recover the damages occasoned to her by COLI
~" ab asy Of August 1855 some six eight miles Little
Ess Harbof The weather mild but both vessels Were In
sPp d% board Both parties substantially agree
the condition and course of the two vessels. A.
Arcsdan IN Keeping with full sail without watch
On ds1 IS mo I S S .eTe. gwen 10 the
That the Champion was correctly navgated on the state OF
Decree for beant with reference ascertain the damages
For Bbelsnt Mr. Cutting for claimant Messr Beeb Dean
CoLLIsIoS-JoIST NEGLIGENCE OF SHIP AND STEAM
TUG.
Herman Boyer ss The ship Wisconsin and the steamtug
Hector
This was libel fled by the owner of the lighter
Republic TO recover the damages occaoned by collision On
of -four making for the dock at the foot OF Dover
The tide nearly just at the turn OF the Hood
little wind the hbeant canedi and ne
that the lighter had the East River on the Hood
with her out working IN 10 the dock
when the ship lowed alongside of the steamer coming IN 10 the
same pier her the bowspr of the ship striking the
lighters and eareening her that her
rolled and she filed and The claimants alleged
ing breeze against the ship and tipped
BY her motion go
d 5y the CouyTha upon the whole evidence the belant
supported the action his pleading and out
weighed the facts alleged by the claimants
The vessels guilty of violation of the rules inn
posed them by the law The oense was common one
being dashed together and moved by the engine
and the blow being given by the ship Her master
ere accordingly jointly responsible for the loss sustained by the
kbeant. o.,
srenee o ascertain the damages. =.
Messr Williams Barnard and Mr. Owen for the tug Mcsss
Martin L. Smiths and Mr.. Donohue. ,,,
The Hudson Canal Co sgt The steamboat Ahda
This was suit brought to recover the value Of coal
supplied 10 the steamer at Rondout. r
Held BY the Court That delivery OF the coal on the wharf
by order OF her olces was tan
mount delivery board So to create the hen not
that coal should be ultimately consumed on
board nor fact be placed within upon the vessel "a.
II the whole purchased by the vessel and put
in her be used she requredt in her NAVIGATION
indicates different rule In respect to the men,
whether supply after has to and been received ny
Of her furnshmen remains permanently VII"
her not hOisted Into the vessel
decree was rendered this for the belsnts but
decision of the United States Supreme Court at the last tern
Vandewater Mills seeming 10 hold that sue
and delivery fuel domestic vessel does not create
lien upon her having aerward brought 10 the notice OF
enable the claimant for Teargutnent OF H.
For lib.ant, Mr. McMahon for claimant, b. w B0nney