New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-22
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-AUs H.
Before Commissioner MoRELL.

LII w IXf lELLLO O-G.
rc.tq-rD STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-Aus. H.
Before Commissioner MORRILL,
THE LAST ALLEGED SLAYER.
The examina ion in the Gaze of the alleged SLAYER
III omas Achorn," resumed Yesterday.
Lieut. Green who testified fo the @ on on NJ
ponosue he prisoners counsel
The wine,s under examination testified follows
when boat towards her; the steamer Mystic was
propeller Of sbou 800 ens II might have formerly belonged TO
contained d.inetg quor the scsntg was not pot down on
h m:1e, what was p eGs on 9aed TO a did
Ind the revolyers on tie mattress taken ou oy
M Krr who took the from the mattress the
weight Of which created he suspicious Capt Leroy boarded
Capt Leroy said to Capt Parker Pm going to send you
to the authorities Of NewYS,. where Xoq cane me h0m
ore Of found in the pant said 70 be seySn did
Ahon had any other bss beside her cargo did not think the
found board TIE Achon could be trading purposes
never op va. With merchant vessel bos
character found board The Achon would not be
able on she rather lightly buiti saw vessel
the Orion with slaves board never sailed IN vessel With
bead the Achon spoke little Ebgh-eb9uta much would
ske him erOod can't say toe other spaLaIds spoke
sovrigus was found the Achon; did not know
d. party owning belt ked him for receipt for the
aphic dispatch Mr. Green which stopped fora few minutes
money found scattered
the trunks board $50 found IN runE, and $3.50
/ In
ore Of the spanaIds named Senior Juan all the found
Res,sHipeS BY Mr. wilcoxson-Heard the Doctor Of the
Mystic saw that the bottles found the Achoru contained dn
ctng hquor Of the board the hehorn was Portu
thinks that Capt Leroy told Capt Parker what the ofense
gs Tor hich he would be New YORK dent recosc
wOr then used BY Capt Leroy saw Psmo eas on tas
from the shore but did not witness the loading operations
thought the found the Achorn built 70
rasengers II h for msrhAndise it could not be
slowed evspl The passengers c,ud De readily scst
vessels on the Congo River chiefly from Boston and salem did
mot notice that they carried the Kind of boat found the
Irho thinks the revoyer left the vessel the
onion outside she then had slaves board
Al not hoard her al that time boarded legitimate trad
E3sr there were tire: Or four African villages near he Congo
benda Bsy when the Mystic there the whaer
supply the Mystic with OIL at Kabends Bay i've or six
Ree,snined BY Mr. WilcOxsOn-Kabenda Bay was about
thirty miles from tie mouth Of the Congo River 4 mig
have been for the Acho to have anchored the
! place where she was found.
TIE inquiry here postponed 70 wednesday at noon when
Isaac King in behalf of the prosecution
| SUPREME CoURT-CHAxBERs-Aus 2I.-Before Justice
| SUTHERLAND.
| DECISIONS.
! FJias Fadsett act. Samuel w. Tamadge-Motion
for preeept denied No precedent authority to be found fo
! euforcine . final decree as sought by motion:
James B. Wells sgt. Lawrence d. Wells.-OrdeI
james Cangale agt. Patrick Gray, &c.-Motion de-
| VIM. CdrrOll dGl. Js NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OptSlcu VI
| payment of : TO- costs Of motion.
| DESERTED WIFE.
| In re petition Of Joseph Rosenthal.
Petitioner claimed his release from commitment on
charge sbando His counsel argued that the can
ent invalid 4 no testimony T TS s SS I'M Ss
that could behind the return to the magist aes ueg
ors 10 the General Term where the whole matter could Oe
reviewed The prisoner was remanded IL suegel In TINS
Sos.eed OF some means that the petitioner obtained some
$500 or 800 ard ard abandoned his wife Justice Bren
nan Ssn, oT ,ss Gp Si@ no R
Nj Stem iar petitioner; J. NJ Harrington for the opposed
| FAMILY QUARREL.
In re Geo. w. Melville.
The mother of the petitioner alleged that she
the one in suit Shortly aer its th. the paris. disagreed
and lived apart Pending negoto for separ TIE hus
forth that the sbsndoned the child and that she
ioI gs.Sn take e6ss & it The ~ ts Of r., %,
down for Saturday next In the course Of the a51men
| and ne widow each Of them having seven children.
For petitioner, Judge Stuart opposed M Carpenter
| DON'T WANT TO BE A SOLDIER.
| In re Petition OF H. r. Thompson.
Petitioner sets nth that IN OCtoo9r 1888 he went
. ecuns Office in Hudson street being It4T SS ae
lection Of what soGk place hSrs hs e Ga q ns had no,
th usual On Friday last hewa arrested by corporal on
charge Of deseon taken to Governors Island be tried
listed in the Und States Army, and deserser. The
counsel for the petitioner desired time to traverse the return and
| the sdiou med to Saturday next a. noon .
TX Recorder 1on and Ne Monogb for the prisoners Mr.
| McGregor opposed
YAGRAET CASE.
| In Cathaiine Forbes
The petitioner In this committed vagrant.
She applied release nasmuc record Of her
yicon fled IL also shown that she married
lived with her husband The Court said there
questions in regard TO the law Of the which
| he would examine into and decide on Saturday.
Theodore snyyeant for petitioners Mr. Sedgwick opposed
QUINN POINT
Valentine Defenthater agt VIM. @. Charetel.
This an action in foreclosure, in which there was
surplus Referee appointed to ascertain priority Of claims to
surplus The reference going Ii seems that there
hes judgment put evidence before the Referee
which Judgment 70 10 have been paid by defendant
Joint liability IL cancelled Of record and the alleged
oiputed The question now Is a. TO skng the Judg
eut lea the surplus and the motion Is for stay OF pro
the Of suit Of the party alleged 10
paid the judgment against the codeendant who has
alleged u have paid T. The hearing postponed until Friday
Alfred Roe the notion d. j. Lyon opposed, together with
| Weeks Il DE Forest.
! COMMON PLEAS-CHANBERs.-AuG. n.-Before Judge
| BRADY.
| MALICIOUS PROsEcUTION-HEAyY DAMAGES.
James Cassin, in November, 1855, accused, be-
fore Justice BIennsn Of enbezng sl5 from Mira Delany,
keeper grocery No Ia Houston street The charge
dismissed Grand Jury Accused sued complaint
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