New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-11
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.a-TslaL Trs~.-J1ns 10

COURT OF COMMON PBFhS-IRfAL 1IbN--jbhe ~
Before Jadse HILTON
ApoTHER VERDICT tGAfssr TIE SUNDAY LIQUOR
SELLERS.
The Peopi. &c, sgt. Bslpin.
This was suit ~ recover penalty Of so from the
Attendant for selling sp;uol liquors on SUNDAY lbe jury oHnd
~ wiooson for ~. people Jane, sulh for defendant.
similar g,nst another party Is no" on thai
BROOKLYN CITY CoURT-Before Judge CrLvsS
n. P.op on ID. eapan, Of The Rev N wsrrck arans:
lane Ricbardson Emma Robbins and Winnie War'ich
The Hon. Il. ID. Culver. City Judge, rendered the
sslo~ ing decision in This Court yesterday; 80 E,
The complainant IN his mater alleges ana .ns 'ul
sa The siDs, who is bishop in The COofed Episcopal
ChuTeb WismSUsh ia guilty Of bsamy IN mat ne has two
on ne following statement OF facts which have been proved De
this eiannatioI w; Ina. YAM ~ az i" i
by different Thy agreed al far back as ls4 to yc 20,
ssLs and eooIed meh2c. & ,sSo Or hid and s
Jumped the bOOmck II The Kitchen ans were
Nv Court required She laws Of thai STATE nor was the con
sent Of their respective owners obtained. . -. .t tI
The parties however cohsbod together as Dst ,ny coa
und.r he and after seventeen years we've
children had been born = su as . ' b .'i he onoed 10
live with Winnie till ol when IN consequence OF me laws oil
md JJ sT I'm years abscnce North Carolina
found his woman sl slave aud passed over hsh'
,ee dsys or be- again reduced Slavery He leit Winnie
eseutg and advising him 10 do So tie came To w lian-
WHINE s former ~om,n remained in Slavery i 1885, when
abe North and found her sn ne hososoe o. s1on
IL - due 20 the
sansnt say she Is shown TO be sincere PLAIN blunt,
belle wing both IN me lerlt ana
SAINT, of her claim Had sh. left North Carolina with Wark,
ar bsd abe obtained her freedom before be contracted MS last
nsuisse h. admits he should have feit morally bod 20 nave
msdc her his legal Bu he heard nothing from her and
had no expectations Of her ever being made ree he
ems 10 the second marriage 10 good falh
Ilder thee called to say whether
Wauek with the Ofense Of bigamy m Other
v.ds whether the made good tnei declarations
having wives From the facts disclosed Ii ev
dance hay. arrived at the following conclusions: ,
That civil contract, the parties mus: b. held
a.. =. xrfr0 I'm d.
Slaves cannot law, contract MARRIAGE nor does cohaba
ZION confer any rights the parties oT their children w
Ala Rep. 49, Maryland Rep Oh Nortn Carolina Equity
Reg. l77J .. -, . ,,. h. MAJ. ..
n bbey II moral allowed H. 20 contract e marriage
with pe sent wife and ins violated no law in 30 DOING
follows defendants IN tutoring the charges against
Wsriek have themselves violated the law and, repeated
after this from the Court, VIII become hspe Tor
damages a,oo...A N.
,lered accordingly,
COURT OF ApPEALS-JUsE 10.
Nos. IL. l0l-struck off, Nos. 81, 45-reseryed for
yone Is No Bank OF Atioa sg hanufactuTeTs bdps
argued L. Haddock, counsel for sppt b D Rogers counsel
a "a .pt No. So Robinson, Receiver &c a2i Howes and
auotb.; J. H. Reynolds, counsel for appf; o. HAVEN coll-
al a. r,spt No ~ Pollen Lekoy-arguodi j. T. bradS
H. w S.DughOn, counsel Ot rcspt CAendH