New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
U. S. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-MY before Com
missioner Belts
R0.GI

NITRo-GLYCBRISE.
Mr.. Joseph II. Prentice was recalled by the de-
Tense testified that he the which to
marked j. W. Mills; TINT first from Hamburg
II had not been opened came
condition had been received from Hamburg have
been familiar with the blasting oil since July last Is hxed
Oil Il ia not burning fluid; cannot be gned by friction;
was for several months the office where stored
ed il with TO Morsana m cans have held the measure
while Mr. Noble was filing it with oil took any pre-
cautions in regard TO with regard fire and smoking
did think at all dangerous article for transportation
bad intention OF sending any surrepttious way,
Cross.examined by Judge Dean-I have been with Col
Bnrsnbinde the county jail during the last ten days and
have had conversation with him during that relative to
this complaint frequent knew before was sent
that the oil was explosive under certain circumstances
thought knew under what circumstances and still think
do it II explosive with percussion cap made for
the purpose, and by Mobiles patent fuse and heat
cumstances Of bad not tried il under other
circumstances; not chemists we have had the gas
box OF for should think three months; beside the oil the
box contained sswdus was eaky the leak was dis
covered the Custom House and the oil poured into other
suppose this oil from Hamburg went first to
the Custom House, never saw the box opened never saw
1t till was brought to be shipped saw no marks at Gil on
did look for them the box did not go to the
overland Office suppose Z did not go overland because
supposed was In glass was told So should adse tnat
safe way send overland; knew Of the expo
sion in Greenwch.s did not inquire anything beyond
what read in the newspapers. -,
boys with vickewOrs aud that
EyJodge Dean and Mr.. Bell for the prosecution M An
drew Boardman for the defendant
COTEI OF COMMON pLEAS--SPECfAL IRRN=NAf
7.-Before Judge BRADY.
DECISIONS.
Dimmck agt. Miller.-Judgment for defendant
In re- the application OF John W. Cra-Applicaon to be
ByrdsAi agt. Holmes Issues settled.
Before Judge CARDozo.
Gibbons agt. kingsland Injunction refused.
The Central National Bank agt Woods.Tbe default may
opened the defendants who have leave TO answer in five
PENDANTS give bond dispose OF the property they
possess pay the Judgment $40 costs TO abide event;
Before Judge BRADY.
Wolfe agt. wolle-Report confirmed
SUPREME COURT-cH,sBkas-MAr 7.-Betors Justice
DECISIONS
Rooney b. Smith ct al agt stephen Fonda
Motion condition that the plaintiffs consent to re-
the affidavit evidence at the trial. and that be pay
the disbursements OF entering up Judgment and s0 costs OF
George Law sgt. The Mayor &c. OF New york-Motion
granted order contain provision that the cause be
tried e,ss D0s s, On No sS. OF III moC ices
Francis T. Walker agt lac security rs'f1eoin &C
motion. Granted without costs
Motion granted.
John q Jones sg Thomas BarrThe order is retained
condition that plaintiff furnishes affidavit stating the CIR
CURED property his last examination is founded No
costs. I, ,,.--.,
sttution granted. without costs.
Resale o. Ludlow agt fitzHugh Ludiow'-Dl'oree
Francis Liebsch sadors Acknowledgment Of Divorce
Geo w Markham agt Mortimer $. Brown Referees re-
port affirmed except 60 only counsel fee IN dsovng
Injunction go only counsel fee on reference shall be al
lowed The decision applies to Carpenters case NO
costa these notions go
MARY n TcwpsheDd agt Joseph c. Pinckney-Motion de-
MED without coats
Elizabeth Coyer sgt George b. Collyer.0rder settled
Adelaide ag Jacob Stranss-Judgment OF divorce
granted. go , c ,,.,,,
Fugena Mchon agt Peter MchonMo.ion for attachment
denied without costs
Before BARNARD T. J.
Sarah +. Spurge agt Robert 5. spurge. -Judgment
of divorce II snted.