New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-18

some d. we.i. ago II. .s..nl Issss,
E red M si sssS s:ssa 81
s sSs.s rs f., Is e e s ssns q I
s5a1sd he re.s and sgSs 20 niei s.s. .s o.
smined tSe books srd Soand Of bile discounted
By mean. Of tehss had no: been ssais "a: us sc
here. fo II the sc,s introduced vere those Of r.ss %
those Of NJ Lane they i,resvsn on sos as sas
given In evidence Counsel for the prosscuon wtsdfsw We
Another paper shown ,ness shs: por,
lion 81 We wIs and nssIs. ss IN ms own ana
Mr. Holmes examined the witness said tia. Mr. Grant,
hr Adams M FIELD ard other director. present we'd
Ors' Room Two Bsnl detectives named Hayes and Kias.
Esle snown s @ ,ns ssr ne Bsns asass sos
o.Se sa.on B.ni ssa., him before isss o.
By sss 70 n %ss sa ssn s.ss % s
Meier The sl. & a. sH: s:s.:, .I e
there questions put g s o. witness and s.Asr seusx
then in custody M King bO, hs sbssqasDsy q oe.o
placed U arrest. Ssns ps,io o.. Under sninisr ssT,,
rectors that thy bad officer IN wsns 70 tsAe him 4.
Prison uns BE- SI s.dt a Ss s sss matter.
pisd suppose sioud msks these dscosures" ssd Mr.
Grant repd ",ben the disgrace may be avoided or language
heard no such eo,ysr',;iCn n. ,0,rr,, =, A.
2sh has only chance Of the prisoner saving himself osn
the State Prison was 70 mske fol- eopte;.ol ,s,
excited and .sid You rascal should 90 20 nc stsss
Prison thought Mr. Wills sPeatsd .ss tss vs ar
BY Mr VIII. in any form or ,sPe there were no prsnssS
Inn sS read of he oresn several entries reoasas
be aid that they all ac'itioes snies Or That
july tracking ~ since that tinsi such
was the he held sS ; H. v ss ssr OF induce
here tsok place ss % hs Of such
evidence syd testimony and whether the confession was VOL
Court supposed the law wen .ssd a., tbs .sas-
ay confession OF prisoner under arrest might oe received,
and here did not that Inducements were rsd ot
.sa G that he
prisoner not entirely voluntary be brooaht into The
we're not allowed uns.. msde % snrsr or 70 ocss Il
who,e charge the prisoners He would therefore exclsde
Al the eqns,t Mr. oCono wrs was here sss ado
in srder to examine some NewJersey witnesses vhe whe]
AdophS ". wsdron lw.ldron- Daley, 4 csl wa. thea
on Thursday relative fr SOS a. made By ni
nc. sr .nsg any s such Ps:sI a. b. ~ p s
his books and recognized the He eoobesseS
hs .,%Sn{ Of bis s1a S. lf sse was r'
Charles lockwood Cashier the Newark Banking Com
rom The Bn Of + of
sf sn Sn x hs no: Sos lf
After hearing some further testimony the Court aSced
SUPREME CoURT-GnsrnaI Trnx-FxB. r.-Besors
Justices SUTHERLAND, BoSSEr ana LsoSAxD.
IMPORTANT TO BANKS AND TAXPAfERs.
The People The Bank Of sg The Com
missioneIs Of Taxes and Assessments.
This ia a case Of peculiar interest, involving the
question Of the right defendant on h per-
ton Of =. capital :'ss q the S.n: cry which :
ssni csp 's Seen "ss
tax instituted proceeding 70 compel the o
sbse the same The Gaze originally argued before Judge
the Tie am III so
and the case up to-day on the appeal.
ground ih. United held By them s1s%. rom
Fl .ss 81 Z he s.
for raising money :ha be exempt from tasson b the several
s O. he bank & Without Is 70 ss
s ' drawn upon 81 In ss Ss. T. I these rss
Of capital stock are taxed the same Is though h.y were
sasss. the provisions Of che ccs;t.u.Sn
sion II regarded the test and effects al The banks
ce nee Il. sss The cass IoSsS Be- taken 70 The
supreme the United States nsi sdudcaon The
s a Bsss susa ad I ri Sses 'Pa
with whom was associated the as'sn
the papers, aud reserved the decision.
THE LEWIS CASE.
Lewis and otbers ast Andrew " and Beni r. Camp
Thu wae an appeal by the defendants from ad-
judgment this directing them convey the i've houses
rents profits for several years ps. si hearing
d. D. Yield and PiLe Gslpin for the psrtifs; Richard
Maria 4. Deyin est. Deyn McKewsy.
This il another Of the many interesting czses arising
under the married vsmans The plaintiff recovered jods-
by default against the desndsnts Of whom was Der
r money osnsd 70 the desndsnts Under this ea-
s S s s sS.dsl The he % es without
The creditors deenns this rather harsh justice the
Mrs. Dsvn sss secured They hss re sdssn
the vile that pIocess was served on the dessndan and for
that that the judgment void and lastly hs. By the law
husband or Of recovering any Judgment against him
p Y Cutler OF counsel for the credO ~ B. Lsssa for
Mrs. Deyn.
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEerkI TERx-FEB IT,