New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03
La W LVI,ELLIGE ENCE.
JOBSON AGAINST BENNETT.

TIE proceeding gs in the case of 8 man named David
Wemyse Jobson sgsinst ore James GOrtoa Bennett
were resumed yesterday before Justice Fords-
At II clock the reporter of THE TRIBUNE was met
by Mr. Jobton at the threshold of tie Court and in.
formed by that injured gentleman lJobsenl that he
iJobsop was prepared to vindcate his Jobsons char
acter from the asperous o the counsel and witnesses
Of bis Jobsons late employer the Aforesaid Bennett,
who, by bis Benne.te peTverss course had compel ed
him Jobson) to resort to the Courts Of liw TO ge.
justice that he 'Jobsop had with him authentic let
Ie,s fiom persons high in the a,rs Of Stsse in Grc&
BIiain, which fully recognized his Ii. e. Jobsons not
Benre.tsl moral, intellectual and social excslecce.
But, mere than all else, he tJobson informed
our reporter that he Jobscn had last night
received letter from Prince Albert, which, owing to
the ant Of time our reporter was unable to psruse.
But what renders the resistance Of Mr. Bennett to the
just demands Of his late sssissrt editor Jobson mat
ter without tie pale Of human forgiveness, became
evident in the fact that Jobson has discovered that
Louis Napoleon is making use of Bennett to break the
prestige Of Mr. Jobsons achievements 10 politics and
dentistry that Jobsons irusncemsy not be fe against
present dynasty in France. And this conspiracy ia 30
violent in its intentions that Mr. Jobson nds himself
compelled to arm himself with colossal bowie knive
and gigantic revolver, that he may be prepared for
any attack which his late ssrguirsry employer aud
associate in the conduct Of The Ner- York Herald
tBeprettl msy make upon him (Jobsonl.
When the Court was opened, Mr.. Jobson aross to
address the Justice, who stopped him Jobson) with
the intimstion that as he obsop had nse present,
he Jobsop must only address the Court through his
(Jobson's 81 coursel.
Mr.. Jobson-lt is quite another matter.
Justice Fonda-Pioceed then.
Mr.. Jobson--It is this. have received information
that it was contemplated yesterday to renew the dis
graceful attack made upon me in comt of justice
which was perpetrated sometime since. The Hms
miscreant referring to Mr.. Counsellor Ssslyl who
sailed me then was here yesterdaythe with brass
knuckes, however, who was present then was not.
But was to be assaled if Mr. Bennett found the case
going sgapst him. know you would willingly afford
protection but you would be unable 10 the presence
OF 30 or 40 ruan' here yesterday including the tooth
drawers, who conspire against NE merely because
proposed to teach women the art Of dental surgery,
which would prevent these from robbing men and
ravshpg women when they hsd them under the intu
erce of chloroform.
Justice Fonda-I can't have any such remarks here.
Mr.. Jobson-I merely desired to -
Justice Fords-I must stop you. you wish to as
If you appear by COUNCIL, can OILY permit you to b,
ted you to say so much had the case been opened.
shall rs qurs the of the other SIDE
The crcss-exsmination of c. 8. Putnam was contin-
ued by MIR. Swift.
nr poo. ..:a 4l.. IL Jvvson nad treated him a. he
had DR.. Allen he would hire q negro to give him
thrashrg. He had converted with DR.. Root about
Johson attempting to extort 800 from him; was
three years since connected with DIR. Allen in our
branch Of busness in dentistry; DIR. Root said that
Jobson had posted bills that libeous sgsinst Dr.
Allen the placard was asking anybody to purchase
judgment against Allen; IL was a reward offered to
buy sjucgment he had obtained against Allen; don't
think have been called upon before TO testify as to
Jobeons veracity, but may have been; sm not GER
tain j Ieoollect Of testifyDg in the case Of Jobsou
sgt. Allen if was asked the question whether
would believe him under oath | said would
not / don't know that / Testified upon that
point testified that Jobsons claim in that case
rumped up that alleged TO be for services
dered to him in room where worked and 10 which
he was not present two hours my reputation for vera
city has never been impeached; | have never been
threatened with an indictment for perjury don't know
Mr. &. w. Paine Of Poughkeepse personally have
had business with him, but would rot know him by
eight no bad g judgment against me as an i1dorser
CT Dr. Aliens note was bail for DIR. Allen once
in the of 500; DR.. Hsws ssid the reputation Of
plaintiff was very bad; be thought he was loaier;
Dr. Bunas said he would net believe Jobson either
under oath or in any way these gentlemen of whom
spcsk are dentiss the Roberts interested in the Al
len patent Jobson has endeavored TO break down the
patent but his influence has been Of no Importance;
sh ould Judge that Jobson was not dentist; was
told BY Professor Robinson Of No. - Gowe street.
London, that bis claim TO be the DENTS. Of Queen Vic
terra was swndle, tha. he had never occupied any
such position; know Jcbson has claimed to be dem
tist; looked over work claimed to have been written
by him dentist, which seemed to have been an ap-
preparation Of the matter contained in other works on
that subject do not know that Jobson wa, dentist to
the late King Of England; heard from Professor Rob-
inson and Mr.. Underwood that he was not.
Mr. Jobson said he should produce bis appointment
to the position of dentist to the late King. At this mo-
men. Mr. Jobson observed the witness glancng a. a
copy Of The Red Flag. He rushed forward and at.
tempted to snatch from the hands OF the witness but
this proceeding was stopped by the Cout. The wit
nc sss retired.
SUPREME oOUR1-sPEcIAL TERM-Juy 2-BoiOee Judge
kGRAAAM.
TIE LOwBER JOB.
The People Azaah Fasa taxpayer &C., sst The Mayor
and Robt. W. LoDber.
Mr.. Whiting occupied the greater part OF this day
in arguing against Mr.. Noyess motion to dismiss tue
complaint. In the course of bis remarks he talked
pretty strongly about the Corporation Counsel, and,
when be concluded that iunctOnsry arose TO reply.
Mr Whitirg objected. 1t was Mr. Ncyes who made
the motion, and be appeared for Mr. iowber, and not
for the Corporation.
The Judge denied Mr. Busted the privilege OF re-
plying, ard Mr. Noyes then spoke TIL the closing OF
the Court
Before Judge DAVIES.
THE WEST WASHINGTON MARKET COSTR0VERsY.
The People, &C., and James g. Taylor and Owen Brennan ss
The Mayor and others