The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-27

Win James spYeared % one q ne counsel iOr NE
Brisonr.
willis the deceased on the yArd-Arm Of the ves-
sell the prisoner becanir 5nraged - him on soule
aecount aud pushed Sad ,kei him o6 Into the
w..sr T.; sn',rsd in '' s ,.S,s 1900 so Ss
came " the knowledye Of the American O nsul Al
Hwrv y, who sent Tue prisoner home for trial
A. nso Stone and John Smith, seaman ON board
the Marathon on ,he vUyaSe, testified thai The rri;
sInsr xicked Brown two or three times In ,hs head
and face, when he fel OVERHEARD.
During the cross-eNauinatiJn VI these witnesses,
Mr.. Jsmts and tie Dis,rict Attorney had slme
slap words. A. TIE onnclusion OF the examin aiien
Of hese two witnesses, the Government rested, and
tie defence opened their case 70 the jury.
The STARE trade Cues The y. s. ~. Erds.
tus Booth.-In this sc the indictment was with
drawn, and mol pros: entsrcd in respect TO tho
prisoners being engaged in the slave tr lde.
Rail In $1,000 was then takerfn the casa In re-
sPect " the minor offence cf serving on board .
SLAYER.
The q. s. r.. Dinil HiR.-The prisoner was
the seS nd mate Of the "Erie," and was indicted
with Gotdon.
The same course was taken in this case but ~
Hal was confinsl 40 long, aSd was too poor W pay
fine, his sentence for having served On board a
tlAver, was nine months imprsonment.
Supreme CONT second District
Al about a Mdiien Lddys VIZ. euro
line 4. Floyd Jones and ~ others IS. samuel
J. Haiiett. Tnis was an Al ped fr'm order and
Ting 10 probate tAs will o. Cnari,y n Il, let, Toe
father ofthe tcstAtiix. Stephen HAustt was the
owner " that valuable properly known as "H ,let's
T. ye," In the village " AStofia, Long IL and. H.
died interstate, leaving .ldren, all Of whom dies
unmarried, and all intest,,e except the ,estAiriN,
who was sole survivor 81 the bruthers and sisters
~ the will in Court the testairiS leh N Samuel
J. Hille,, the defendant aud prup ,nent the entire
property. Ha lett ~ appeared before the 5urro-
gate, for years the Asent 81 Charity N. uactt,
Aud n relative residing IN the house
THa lw hal aN.la w1an
anese that the tes,atrix lacked capacity 70 invoke
10, and that undue influence WAS used " obtain
the devise.
In support Of these alles atom, they offered evl.
deuce " show that the family liv'd very secluded,
a. dom seeing any one bu, the servants, and ,hst
shen visited by Icuuemen, the tssstrtN and ali
~ sisters woul meet and hide themselves away.
E,id,u q was alsn offered 10 show the itAueucc
used ~ prrcuis the execution " the will. The
surr gate re- ever, admi'tsd the will ~ PROBATE,
and Il Is app. j 10 taS'n Un the ~ und that the
will uut prup rly eX iclted, q. that ia "xe
,utiop not Itov.d Lefore the Sur-ng ,te; also
ul ,n q other Io,st- ,tai,d above. DECISION was
! supreme Court.
Same Poor CT thing for ST. Louis People -
| N0iri. fricistn - 7ic american ErprCss Com
| ydHy This VAS sn scuCn g. make the dsfel dant'
| lie fr b. Legged damage q ter,Aiu ready uisds
| Glazing, WLio In tie course OF transportation by
| tA'u T. ST. Bpur.
TtcII,li.,ii cal rsd that the gods were delv.
| ,rti a. tie ENpr, ss mpany Ia gooi ooadit on
Va, tina, when th.y arri I'd Ia 81 Luis. they wer,
| - Il ,unagtd that L. Was sun rcd. Taey c'ain
| td asa. Toe iri, ndants dsnioi that -uy dam ~
vas suffered rs an nes lisenco 'ftheirs Tee jarl
io, lsiog able 60 ter ilhe - grave a mNuer, dis
tsnttd sud were discharged.
Court sf General s.-AIoAs
Bt,re the R,curdsr.
janice J wall, conve,e I'd OF niNussughisr Il
tie s,,otd deeree In aus'ng the death Of U Se
tcLged ~ tie State I ison e. years and 81
months