New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERx-FEB. 10
refore Judge DAILY
COUNT JOHANNES ACT. JOkACE GRkELEY.

Before Judge DAILY
COUNT JOHANNES ACT. UORACg GREELEY.
On resumirg the trial at II q. IN the Count made
an inquiry othe JUN whether they had converted with any
peson in relation to s Being answered in the mega
wa. my frierd did no. Try the Underwood libel suit; The
Boston Adrerser my enemy, aud op)eet 70 ahythin.
charge because he e Court before the termination Of the
trial the Judge trying the case unfairly he fossve the
sin. which aay, caused the war !, Wendell Phillips; the
person who wrote editorials. he had written editori-
ak for T.: Ts a., and ,,sj 5 isi3s sors. 'iI o.
to Ii. Soii,ies SDeay NJ Rsymend he or K%Snon had
for yrsis he cssd on his eldest daughter Caroline No
Bond le' word with my daughter that 1t would DO &C
a. Shyock; thought probable that daughter would
ply for her fathers never pabished Avo' AZ appearing
On tie reading account from paper Of tie result
Mr. WlliSnIs~From IT,. Potion Tran'erpt--
The Count-Ah another oimy enemies
NJ Wisns moved for . non. suit which was denied.
Tie testimony Of Miss Avona Jones wa. reed denying any
agreement act for the benefit Of her iher MI fdwln
booth the stand and denied consent
Ms15rrr sp,r. wa, then called He testified that Mis-,
Jones had brought him letter denying the Pretended en-
nouncemcnt that had recommended her not TO write ct
.I' Dat lad her request given notice 70 We pptfs th
Miss Jones had the time engagement at hs thelter re
considered the In TIE DpGch ~ Calculated
mseid and thought had be pubshsda similar advertise
fnent tho court would have been fully Justified IN publishing
notice like that Of The TRIBuvE that lie bad been dramatic
critic papers and that tie editor in chei ives not as
rule acquainted with the matters mitied oy me uHha'e
stephen r. Fisks testified that h. dramatic critic Of The
Herald he the benefit q the Count the Count nade
speech e1cusng the sbsence ef the performers who hsi
been announced Mr. FisEs also testified that Ediio,s'n.
Chief seldom acquainted with tie matter inserted py
John SETON was called for tn. defense He hs, been &C
aganed with profession forty years he has bad very con
side rsoe experience IN drawing sybis TN. announce
would immediate rush TO secure seats though
d.
Of Mr. Booh and Miss Jouc, ill., however extremely irreiI
lar, and never before saw anything hks 4 N ny me-
ness knew the Count &c he only knew the WIZ
actor he had fair reputation IN prs requiring
energy he rather good a. Tom 'r for ons 'neh an an
o. ibis In question would rJufc he4ier AZ hen
OF the performers engaged; denial WINS the poir
and Straightforward course ana contradiction necessary he
considered 'he ton justified and Necessary.
Cross -lanned-l can't tell when ht saw ths eon'fahic
ton '.w 10 poster nor n,'s s beng made
,u az ,nbsbed e1.ey those words. should hsv. con,r
49,, ~ Il f"al, In, in ,aer.n, Language; had no
personal owiete Of Mr Jones whoa he acting, and did
no, hear any inpuisiions Oh bis character -,
Edwa-d + il5agioD-Ila, bocu Theatrical agent IA this
country. in England, and Australia should call nus
rnent; should ihns would Largely Increase tho demand
fos stalls don't hirk ever qlii. such one a. s
never one 20 bad th had been in Manarr stuars place
.ould have thou such contradiction this proper and
necessary my own house, kne" him BY reputation
in London ebout 1913 is-G author Of le
cumseh, and, think, Historian Of America; isnet made
great fun Of him ref TO the he Of Punch VII snow
lwhcn he there. remember benefit gwen II iiu ior
the DO, OF Shakespeair house, the Ch.vur Oeorse
Jones announced and lage house was collected ,hsI,
inquiry what had become OF ihe money and 81
the CnevslieT lu,ed to tnov Coun, sa5enn,, ,esdy
bang-on ont n elbows mani ao heard ofhs Count Jones
Ia Pari, giving Shakespeare r,sdins-
EdwsId H. iou-c e.lihed-l ain The dramatic critic for
Tux rKBusg w Grreicy bad snowleds. Of the in'er
ton Of the article comp aimed Of considered Tbs announce
be attempt At fraud aud smp0ion end"asof'd
to cohne. public ATTRACTION. the meme Of al eminent
rssedian with ,hstoi man who has no thoan standing
and who !, di.sgrcea5ly nooFiou, IN the community
Cro~ examined decline 70 'ay whs,hr n,'fed thi'
article; / dramatic critic for 1HK 1RiBuSE' am sni.
poyed by The TKiBUAK aud hDo~ tina seion " ssAia''
ABRAHAM s. Cohsn-I the editorial '.d Of TIE RI.
pye.i been M yeas, have been dfamsic erte
thought on til, notice thai the Count WA m Do-o-uon
with those person. AID would on complying with hor cond
TIE Count has, ,hns made h. sppcrne- every cour,
in this City, all occA.ons have given very iAiiMll
ccount Of occurred each q .aoh occson on each
tho Count sent letter 10 Ths rpe" psnins 81
the report sdins some fact which di o. ,pp,u iseI
which finally to mol thought bad better b. pubshed
show what the Count aud al my persorA rs9oet 1t
Mr sturI. I-c.-d-I did not show The ar,sr.ph TO Mr.
Booth asked him whether b. .-ncon'd &c nuAdciou-
the words Of this contra euon which were not
shown him; a.. .,.u, a..
he desired Prof L"b~rs presence on one Pcn'NA, .ns
countshPsnd OF two Other parties lie also requested
tie Count 10 produce his diploma Tomorrow ALs SouH'
stated thsi IL Wa 20, under biz control
! EAILRoAD NEGLIGENCE
/ Edward Aarons agt. Tie Second Avenus Rail
ro.d ColpsnyIh. sut =, brought by The plaintiff child
Of and tire, months bv his is'her guardian 1T
damages caused by being over by the cars OF ". defend
ants The plaintiff. rather pretty child has undoubtedly
BIZ. leg The conductor driver and one PASSENGER Of the
car bcb charged committed tho injury all posi-
lively they Of accident, until aitef~ ard they
| h.srd II at the station
Amer Of two ~itnesses. the jury
tired uader the charge II the shortly atcr~ ard
turned with . verdict ior plaintiff Tor H6,9Op
For plaintiff. John Graham; for defendAI s1'Juds-
Slosson
SUPERIOR COURT-TsiAL TERx-FEB l6.-Be'ors Justice
| MoScRigy.
| ACTION YOR FIVE COUPONS.
/ Sophia Smith agt. The Illinois Central Railroad
Company.
| Tlis vas q suit for hve coupons. valued d 800
The defense up that The bonds were stolen aid I'm
| properly issued ~ ,,,.