New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13
LAW INIELLIGE'NCeE

Justices SUTHERLAND, AIIKs BoSSsf, aid LEONARD
e THE CASH OF MORTIMER SHAY.
This morning the Court affirmed the judgment in tho
case Of SHAW who was convicted at the last term u the Dye
aud Termner Of the murder Of John Leay NJ Clinton hs
counsel viii apply for another wt Of error 70 take the case 10
-" FRANZ FOWLER, THE TIcKET-swISDLER.
In the case of Frank Fowler, who was convicted OF
cts,wnding the CouIt affirmed the Judgment, ami do missed
CIRcUII-MARCH l2.-Before Justice JAsE&
DAMAGES FOR SHOOTING MAN.
VIM. Cuff ag. Robert Martin.
This action was brought 10 recover damages for IN
1. 70 ass P'n spVaTsd that on the sh Of July 1855
Snt,s was risndinF his residence in Ninth
70 his head causing wound on the side Of his nec and
verey Dung him The wouDd was pr0bed oy p Tho
yered tber belief that the weapon was loAdeo with Dali Je
bali found however as The physician, said u would
ssnssn set u that Il was an accident and that there
no intent 10 plaintiff the defendant could not be hed
sSJ Sesas foi pantia Charles spencer for defendant
CnAsBESsTMAEoH n-Before Justice LEONARD
DISCHARGED FRoM ARREST
Aaron Eatman ct al sst Charles A Seicke ct al
This was an action on contract, and the defendants
sr'e'ea or making e Sa bn s % sns5
obtain bail He has been under arrest since January lat ar
or his discharge. Rice Hin Tor Plaintiffs Cesg Sender for
Before Justice ALLEN.
DECISIONS.
Fpbert Denning agt. The New-York Marble 20. ct
-lnunction continued and reference to Joseph Nelson esq
John Jay, Receiver agt. VIM. II. De Groot, ct al
Motion denied, conditions. -.
Baker & Val agt. Horatio n. Curtis et al.-hotio
denied with 80 costG
SUPERIOR COURT-GYSERAL TKRN.-MiHcH pt-Befors
al the Justices
GREAT REAL-gsTATE DEcIsIoS-cHURcH RkPUDlA-
TIOS.
Some wears since stranger called on Henry Z.
Kowen fsun Of Bowen Mchamee Col OF this city, and IN
', ed him 20 purchase sh Presbyterian Church In Canal
street Of Green. The congregation he SAID desired 70
sell out uptown Mr. Bowen replied that no CID rot
Of M nger consented hear from hs lips tho particulars IN
rerard TO dmens location, etc. Tbs pce ~ when the
property held believed 70 be fair one, ou ee,s
nariies neghborhood desiring better bargain nea on
waiting for the Trustees down 70 their hsres As soon
fixed by the Trustees was name to mr bowen q,
decided 10 make the purchase. 4hs aa
en- psced matter IN The hands OF his sstoEney WA "a
Eya ESQ., to that the papers were properly a.sn eaa
that tho title good one Mr. bsats lnoIi9eo 'ne
tees hat eps In order 20 CONFORM 70 Tie TO
ouiremrnts OF the statute They were; .
ffrst, To cell meetl Of the society who must vote 70
make the sale az authorize ths Trustees 10 set.
then meet by authorize the President OF the bod 70
take the steps necessary TO complete the sale - .
Third The President then TO petition the cos' i's Pe
sion to sell the property. 80. 40, p..x.,
The President next 70 fsn cou1fsos WIN ~
both make the usual covenant a., ~. 10
Tifk. All the papers then 20 be given 70 MI EFaIs VINO
would amino tho title and found coneet the money 20 De
paid A., n 49,. u,e,i,.
ness Until an offer OF 90 heTabouts advance Wa aaae
the property be ,sid by Mr. Bowen in -
understood uas nom OF the members Of the society. an
nanc.9n was immsasey PT9eassa sap sait
compel tie performance OF contract being surprised my
church should the example OF Tepudiefion s'oI y
litigation and former decsons In hs 'avor ne s el
Ter THE third lime decided on Saturday IN AS0i VI MI
the bupEenle Court, General Term