New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-20
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Dsc. A.
Before Commissioner Mouell

THE SLAYER CORA.
TIE examination of Hans Olsen and John Wilson
The the slave bark Cora continued Mr. j. H.
Humphrey testified that he member of the firm OF T. d.
Of e h bin of 81 p e bark 6s IL ' Re
broker In South street applied 10 purchase the vessel half
fIds his P Iss@ ss5
moneySsi pad ON April u the vessel was delivered efe the
he Cora in the Of Mscuse Baser did know
TO D,trctAorney Rooseve--rhe checks were irdor,ed
John sham they certified and deposited in the bsuk
Morgan { Co. to destroy checks when paid
Examination adjourned to Friday. athoon.
SuRROGATE'S COURT-DEc. l9.-Befors Surrogate WHIST
THE CLEU WILL CASE.
In order TO understand the effect Of the Surrogate
decision in tits the following explanation is given by the
viii be observed that thu decides that will
presented for probate has been revoked far Affects prop
sIy which Mrs Cou sought to dispose OF by the will called tile
The property which Mr., Glen sought to dpos Of BY III.
Hall viii the Hyde Park. the Hudson River
containing 400 and about $4,000 in cash beside her
The Is n having been Destroyed the Surrogate de
cdes, by Mrs Cleu amino reronIad she died nteste
the properly affected thereby which, therefore under hi. do
sion, passes 10 her heirs st law.
sion will not sse5 one way or the oher but which viii be the
subject of future contest between the parties"
UNITED STATES CIRCUITCOURT.-DsC l9-Before Judge
The Goodyear Elastic Fabrics Company John A. Fischer and
AsChenberg.
motion for INDUCTION was made in this case 10 re.
strain the defendants from infringing the Goodyear patent by the
sale yulcanized inda rubber elastic goods manusctud in
Europe and imported the United by the defendants
Mes.s Fischer AsChenberg appeared by their counsel Me.,
Bliss and Barlow, and consented that the injunction
in the bill might issue, and stated to the Court that they
the rights OF the Company and had taken license
under them and accordingly Injunction ordered 10 issue
The defendants In the above have defended those
year, and have been prosecuted times sud
the principal opponents Of the rights claimed under the
Goodyear patent
COURT OF GENERAL sEssroNs-Dxc. ls-seforo Re-
cocder u IsNARp
VIM. b. Lilly, indicted for forgery in the second
degree was tried and The jury di,areens dischsred
Subsequently the prisoner put in plea OF forgery in the fourth
degree and JUDGMENT AS suspended
VIM H. Callahan sailor 20 years of indicted for larceny
from the person in stealing $50 in coin and bills
DAILY the I'd December pleaded guilty 20 the charge aud
sent 10 the state prison for two and six months
Michael Farrell lrshman for illegal voting the Third
Election District the Tweh Ward to the Penen
tiaTy for month. On former examination being
toned why he voted Illegally he replied that he had
rg TO having had his papers for upwards OF ten years
and having voted three times before Adjourned
BROOKLYN COURT OF SEsSlONS.-Before Judge oLRgi.
son and Associates
Frank Daley, implicated with Barney Victory on an
indictment for robbery tried yesterday The
victory met Thomas Stamford In liquor store Of Rap
syea street and Hamilton avenue the evening the 4h
november last and taking several drinks out Stamford
Wa Induced TO accompany his friends into yard where
alleged they robbed him Of 80 Daley convicted Of rob
perry IN the hrst degree. Sentence deferred Stamford
having been detained witness since the robbery allowed
H2O by the Court
Ann Fills heretofore convicted grand larceny Ia stealing
Aforom old lady named Mary Greeley sentenced TO
the State Prison for two years
COURT CALENDAR-Tnm DAY.
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