New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT TRIAL TRRx-JuSs 72-Before
Justice McCrsS.
THE TESTIMONY OF THE Defense IN THR DICKSON

| Justice McCrsx
THE TESTIMONY OF THE DEFENSE IN THR DICKSON
| CASE.
| Dickson agt Hussey.-The cross-examination Of
the defendant continued and elected further contrsdic
tions Of the plaintiff, t-st inony , ,
Escort in e6 ard cousin Of the Captain made the state
OF the Of the passengers for the Castle Garden
thorie sscrsined or that purpose the plaintiffs age from
her own statement st is Is now in Rip with the
fepdan tie plaintiff have connection with two men at diff
feeu times he saw her so as to recognize her those
he was on bad terms with the Captain time and should
have told tie Captain had he known her to be twice
bad she The exsminaton oil tits witness was
short 40
The defendant then read the deposition Of the plaintiff
taken commission contradict and dscIedii her evidence
given on this trial There discrepancies in the
count but In the main the as her testimony on
the stand though some what fuller.
George IT, White a coored man, steward OF the Escort,
attends at gambling house, rfmenoerr the pninn she
topt shipping house; her talking with
board ships anything improper with any men there
plaintiff cabin both night and mornings her come
out the plaintiff was pretty familiar With the sailors round
CrossexaminedThe light, shpboard in the Liverpool
DOCKS are put out at o'clock by law the lights on the d9c
be coming down the street. recognized the Eanla and
Williams the docks and called the notice Of MI Ladd and
the them; there wachman board the ship
he told the Captain of whs, he had did not see
the beating Of the mate was then on the fsey next morn
ing the mate his eyes rather bsck and he was in
irons Mr. Lsdd who after at the gambling
house went twice to Mr. Hussey the hT' time was th.Ie
,econd time los. whole day; has the plaintiff In New
York since abe came to NewYork in Broone-s; eat
ing house with another girl; also in Greent between
ana and Grand obected to- and ruled ou was told to
tell the Who'll. truth about the girl by Capt hussey law
Mr. Tucker tstifed to having plaintiff at house In
Beecke employed to herr abe told him she was
the sailor who living and in the English
navy she ssd she the isy Of the taking OF ST.
dAcre 18th July 1872 abe asked him he mar
ried man but she ought have been
lied had borne children he acknowledge that she had
had child but had been arrested ia Edinburgh and had
child tab ton from he the father Of her child named
had had the choice Of eavn. Edinburgh or going
| to prison
Crosesamined P Erhar. employedhin there were two
persons Ia the bar who had opportunity the plaintiff
he rs his trouble in hunting up this gr has
received the money.
Mrs. slewitts evidence taken commission read.
She the mother Of the defendant; the plaintiff TO her
house January 1868 and stayed housenad servant
TIL the end Of March; during that time her at her
hou. only about week after he plaintiff came there
the plaintiff wa. untrn,hu telling l.ehoods abou, her in
the town IN reference TO letters from MIR Ladd and other
things; also ighttnsered; took wallet with some
money and called God TO witness she had not taken III after
wari actnowcdgcd the returned what money
left and the wallet sh- also much In the evenings
going neishborins place with of her
Guainsnee ale cook and dirty and servant
being reprosched with he; conduct, she went to MIRA
Brsdeys but in fortnight returned saying the work thcre
IVES very hard and begging to b. taken back the plaintiff
behaved well for about fortnight when she became unsettled
did not return Il evening when said had begging
money from he reighbofs 10 take her to Newly they
decided get I'D her and Ar stuart he money
enough Ees New.York and little over she said
when she the captain had told her she should have
eek than hi. paid her in money aud clothes
arwbrd letter received purpor'ng 70 be ron her and
throw into the Ere.
Adjourned TN. morning at II o'clock
Before JUSTICE GARyIS.
SHERIFF SUIT.
David Jackson ag'. James Lynch Sheriff &c
THIS this ordinary rep-vn su. against the sheriff
John Jackson. judgment debtor had In his possession two
hores which Kept at stables In Erootlyn In
hs name, and which every though; ha J1esc were
seized by the sheriff execution for tie debt and repevn
by the Plaintiff the brother o John Jackson his The
plaintiff .sed that be had kept them irom November IN
RAILWAY bat seemed somewhat doubtful 80 to the places at
which they had been how their keep paid tot The
jury verde, Tor the defendant for the whole claim
amounting to $40 81
LArned 4 Warren for Plaintiffs. Brown. Hall Wander
poe ior defendant
SUPREME COURT-CHhsBEHs-Jusr 22-Before Justice
EsESAAD.
DECISIONS.
William Magee agt. AIN Magee.-Rep.rt OF ref
confirmed JUDGMENT Of divorce graut.d to plaintiff
Beior- Justice lSoRsHAx.
Warren Ellis ngt. Emil Lcrsner.-l understand
the o. Appeals lately decided adversely the de-
cision the action be anAnd when the defend
has parted with the property before suit think. how
ever tn. ball may be reduced 10 S3on North River banh
John Thonpson-Moon a. 70 secoud default granted
The residue denied without costa
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT rOrRT-Jusn z1-Esfore
JudT~ sHiPxAS
MURDER on THE HIGH SEAS.
The case Of the United States AIT. George Burns,
ltrba call. Ia