The New York Herald Newspaper, March 24, 1850, Page 1

SUNDAY NORNING, M NO. 5768. ARCH 24, 1850. Court of Geacrat Sessions. Before the Mayorand Aldermen Frantlin and Con! Pleads: ‘obbing her Mistre: ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN NEWS, WEBSTER, RECEIVED BY THE STEAMSHIP NIAGARA, AT HALIFAX. TELEGRAPHIC ‘House's Printing Line, and Bain's Merchants’ Line. &e., &e., &e. The French Republic, ‘The result of the elestions was not known at Paris on Thursday, the 7th inst, The government have established # censorship on all ‘foreign books brought into France. Switzerland. The menaces of Prussia on the Swise cantonments ‘have beem renewed, but as France and Austria have ‘Unterfered, nothing serious is apprehended. Denmark and the Duchies. The report gains ground that the armistice is to be prolonged. {tis currently reported that Denmark has concluded @ private treaty with Prussia, by which the etter is to have the Island of Bonholm for its support, should hostilities with Schleswig be renewed. CHARGED WITH THE MURDER OF DR. GEORGE PARKMAN, MEDICAL COLLEGE, BOSTON, November 23, 1849. THE CROSS-EXAMINATION OF LITTLEFIELD. The Testimony of Mrs. Caroline M. Littlefield. dc. dies, aco. BY BAIN'S MERCHANTS TELEGRAPH, (OFFICE NO 29 WALL STREBT,) AND BOUSB’'S PRINTING TELE- GRAPH (OFFICE NO. 8 WALL STREBT.) FIFTH DAY. Bosron, March 23—11 A. M. Dr. Webster was brought in promptly this morning, notwithstanding the breaking of an axle of the van in which he was conveyed, on the way from Leveret street | tothe court room. About tem minutes of nine, the court and jury came in. The prisoner looked very so- ber to-day. Om Thursday, he conversed very pleasant- ly with some of his friends and brother professors; but the examination of Littlefield yesterday, which was very straight forward and damnpatory, was enough to excite any man, even less excitable than the doctor— innocent or guilty. Yesterday he looked very hard put to it to preserve bis composure, jerking about some,aod | geting in different directions; ‘oSntly in one direction. His spectacles hide his eyes somewhat, but a good deal of motion observed in the lids, There is great interest in the court to hear the cross examination, as it is supposed that in this the Prisoner’s counsel will disclose its line of defence. The cross- examination is being conducted by Mr. Sohier,in arapid and confused style, calculated to annoy and perplex a witness exceedingly. Thus far it disco- vers no clue to the prisoner’s plan, amd has drawn forth nothing at all contradictory to the direct exami- nation. Littlefield will undoubtedly be sifted, and is athless, being exceedingly mer- curial in his temperament. The court will adjourn for the day at 2 o'clock, which is « wise decision ; for keep- 42g Up the trial day after day, eight hours and a half each day, since Tuesday morning. in » remarkably ill- ventilated room, is a hard disciplim court, jury and reporters might prove to be capitally punished, and the prisoner dic natural death. Cross-examination of Littlefield resumed :—At the interview between Dr. Parkman and Dr. Webster, on the 20th of November, it was not dark out of doors; inside; in the upper laboratory, Dr. Parkman said to Webster, “ Are you ready for me to-night?” he accused Dr. Webster of selling some- thing after mortgegivg; I came right down, November 28d, and I took the broom; cannot say whether { took it from behind the door or not; the sledge was ieft by | masons, who did some work for Dr. Webster; I don’t | know that sledge was sent from Cambridge; the £ eeaits aren to from Eliza Frost of December last. The a gold and obain Hemant ieeveny, spt weatenend the prisoner to the penitentiary (or yn 5 Petit Jury Discharged —On acoount of the continued tinea case beeen ng caeen weae tried to de: * et early hour the petit jury was Presentment of the Grend Ji Grand Jury came into court this the following presentment, which wa give verbatim :— To the Court of General Sessions of the Peace of the Vity ‘he Grand inquest for the March term of this Court, their duties, | © to present the following. the Graud Inquest, it ra t, upow inquiry, that the committing msgis- ts or they would ha house ith the tollman about the story thet Dr. Parkman had been seen goi: re ; did not then 7 ¥ maD money; of Mr, Green; ‘id mot know rsom by thet name then. reot examination resamed— Another handbill was Oxie, told your sprat you'd catch a tale, Thou never thought of faili GransMinwe ‘you'd catch a whaling’ Zack it scent your i his y Not wadefor Whitey ins hurry, But favor with old Zack to curry. Jo, should you ik my joke Peay Nation. as ) feed Though don't you thia! the farce. If poor olé Whitey had been foaled an ass? that the people taugh, Oxte proved himeelf a calf: the coroner's ji was on Tuesdsy ot t ou bave made s mistake; It I went to Foster's thet it was eo; | went to the ti mistake corrected; I went to the coroner once to correct the mistake and 4,1 first noticed the cuts or hacks in the sink when the hatohet was found on Saturday, after the arrest of Dr. Webster; cannot say when they were over to East Cambrid, ‘ebster on Sunday night ’ Did you ever know foe in the sink? the water runs out through the dow looks into the coal bin; there | was found Dr. Webster's Isboratory, upper front door, and of the lower fri Cross-examipation resumed.—I was I found the backs in the sink; Dr. Webster bi every winter, whioh | break up for him in the sink; I don't know but the hacks might have been made that the other protessors mi arm ; ik it would have helped Nor can won: ef Ralph Waldo Emerson, on jatural Aristocracy, B the above subject was delivered on Mon- unt the tl OP pleasure in saying that {t is ith the adwninte tion of the affaire ti so nate That ey are soudue with pat, advantage ¢ conan any sicend} inseode has becu m: Anete Oy rision of the Ten Governors. would express Se oot mane manper in whieh ever} ‘appeared MU the city Prison. texted Inquest have to call attention pitude, in their eatimation, thout special notiee aud demouncemen: ttr's Field, cn Rundall’s Islan there presented is truly of a most revol but our toies, are ft nity of wc Ve mature sooeld bs LC « dead, left exposed, to the i By @ Juryman—Did Defore or aiter you Witnese—it was The Suitan proposes that the refugees shall be de- ‘tained in Asis Minor for @ period not ceeding one Kossuth and others sre about to be removed d. The spectacie it bave had keys; Dr. ot, ordered me once to cet several keys wade for the laboratory; | don’t know whether the professors he now is looking va- fenk of our modern society 88 of badges and names; it is not They are cast in the the the adjustment of the ele- ments; when he burns with fire enough, and has earth per enough, thew no other it is fortune with him; he is like the mong the in demand, wherever be Fears are entertained at Naples thet Admiral Par- Aer will poy bis respects to the Neapolitans as soon as he leaves the Greek coast. Like fears are also enter- taimed at Madrid. There is no indication of a speedy movement of the Andrew A. Foster sworn—! am @ provision dealer in Court street; | remember # Littlefield, op Tuesday, Nov @ turkey to Mr. at the order of him for sweet potatoes, which is; be need not hi . It dge sane express; this iso tran-| never troubles @ Senator whether the benotes are crowded with people when ments of an improper :ature. WM. T. MACKRELL, Foreman. W. Hununvr, Beoreiary. rane tion hates made. the Mayor directed were sent to Cambri script of my book, made Cross examined. Mr. Littlefield came to mi ascertain from my beoks the date, aud | told hi do not remember that he there made ancther statement before the Voroner’s jury. Caroline M. Littlefeld—I am the wife of the ot the eollege; | knew Dr. Parkman by sight; | 1 am not sure thet it was not till beard of Dr. Parkman’s disappearance. Mr. Chifferad— Did you. on Sunday n: net stating bis suspicions Objected to, but objection overruled } ‘itness—Sunday afternoon he went out, and re- turned, saying that he had seen Dr. Webster, amd be- lieved, as much as that he was n'anding there, that Dr. murdered Dr. Parkman; | said, “for meroy’s hat makes you think #0’ mever mention that again, or think of it, for if the professor should id of it, it would make trouble tor you;” ¥ now that | woticed before, anything uousual in after be is eg There what is organic; are 8 fashion. Beauty is one " jelen, the cause of the age momen she lived in France 250 years ‘aul ‘igieres; magis # lew that she should come out twice a week, on gallery, to show herself to the crow tbat came irem all parts to see her. When sucha woman sits where she stends, she conters a favor. One | one thing. which another does not; means m the capabilities of making sees the result, but the work- see tools in the magazine, imp, &o , we can tell the dis- @ roads he will travel; be has | talent to carve out work for others; hi pd aie x] ae Sp riored. There are qualities ee ad er fortune; the generous, buoyant mind suc- ceeds, with much more coolness and decision India fs tranquil. From Calcutta commercial ac- ‘counts are favorable; but not so much 60 asto haveany effect on the English market. Freights have declined. At Bombey, February 24, the money market was in an unsettled state, and the import market was unsatis- It appears that the up country markets have ‘been all overstocked, se mnch se, that an additional im Port duty of three per cent is about to be imposed on cotton piece goods. There was a heavy stock on hand, with dull demand. Pieces of good design met ready sale, Stock limited. Freights limited. Austria and Hungary. The Vienne journals state that intelligence had been xeceived from Transylvania, to the effect that the Rus- tiane were assembling a considerable military force at ‘the defile of Gerto, with the intention of again ocoupy- ing Transylvania, 80 as to allow Austrian troops to pass ‘through to Italy end the German frontier. Haynau has called out the National Guards of such large towns as Presburg, to make up a new levee of twenty thousand ‘troops. Many of the people have left home in conse quence, knowing that they would be obliged to serve. A few political prisoners bave also escaped. All the National Guards who served in the insur- Tectionary forces in Hupgary, have been incorporated with the Austrian army. Large numbers of the Hun- garian refugees are collecting on the frentiers of Bosinia, where they are treated with great kindness by the Turkish Visier. Our last adviovs state that al, the sentences of death have been opmmuted to terms of imprisonment ip irons. Prussia and the German States. ‘The Prussian Monitor, of the 5th instant, published ‘the names of the members of the Chamber of the State named by the government. They are all of the aris- ‘tooratic class. The vonstitutionalists and democrats ‘will not interfere im the election for the first Cham- ber, because they consider that the nomination of so many members of the aristocracy is too significant a hint on the part of the government, to sdmit of a hope ‘that the internal liberties of Germany, are about to be developed. All who desire sincerely that Germany should attain to a definite constitutional State, are greatly discouraged at this act of the government. A formal protest has been entered by the Council of Administration against Hanover, for withdrawing from the alliance of the twenty States, of May 26th. ‘We learn from Aldenburgh that, ip consequence of the termination of the armistice with Denmark, the sol- diers im that department have been called in. A Danish war frigate and a bark have been descried cruising off Balk. It would appear that they were reconnoitering. ‘The committee of the Sexon Chamber on the Ger- man question have agreed toa series of recommenda- ‘tions to the Ministry, urging the policy of adhering to the Prussian bond, and uring its influence with Wur- temburg and Bavaria to induce them to join siso. It waseaid tbat the Erfurt Parliament would be post- poned, to admit of the consideration of this recommen- steted that he ei, and the Go’ Alms House, He also stated, that at t ‘Ten Governors, an ordinance waa pessed giving to them (the pervision of Potter's Fteld. not s man to come of overmors) the a The following ts a copy of jcoument, which is to be published with the pre- Sunday, thet T ight eaution your , in the Governors of the Alimshouse Department, the \d if kept up the y and control of Potter's Field ; the owner bimse! ing head does it all. If we the diving. bell, the air ition of the man, of the city of ‘New York, he th partment, subject. however, ordiranoes as may be parsed by the Common Council in rela- eo 2. All ordipances, and parts of ordinances, inconsistent lights were bur herewith, are beret E en, Deo. 17, 1849. nts, Jan 2, 1%, way De. Web- the lectures began, the first week . Webster asked me if | could not use water from his laboratory, for his water was not good, on account he did not like toleave it ranpivg, be- attered his floor; | used water from there after that; Friday afternoon, the litte girl, water, tan beck and said the door was luo! The Grand Jury were discharge | dapee, and the Court, after dixpatchiog seme cluding businese of the term, adjourned. Superi -T Court ge Pa ).— Edwin J. Thomas and Co ay op a potiemad a tommiener a iy ie re @ ver sintifr, with oovte, Smith and Patrick Smith vs. Peter Smith and several others.—The plaintitfs complain, that in Feb- | ruary. 1848. their brother, John N ied intestate. leaving the plaintiffs and the defeadant, ter Smith, his sole joint heirs at la’ are naturalized citizens of the United the,time of the death of John N. Smit coriain real estate in this city, nai Jot known as 23 Of yborn to command; they come into | from farther at! wople ethould all Y se Sopath were oma par, we &! or; we IRET Se ooet supertinn ana or oan = rastion of people who know the same tually equal. the waters of thought would not is the difference ot level which makes Niagara. Giflerence of intellectual level makes poetry. city of Perth, s chip of the house of the Perth wae givem me She was like Paul de Vigi of Toulouse, a great beule; but it is not always beauty which but it was on e handsome greund but there was an accident j Ta certain sciution im nature, which dors justice to | It lea Divioe deoree which made ing; amother another, one to bes negro Primitive aristo- eps Of expression, jell dressed may Ui her marks are dis bes equally in riors. The conve: things as we dete that cannot be, for that door is always open; it fastened on the morni get water, in the morning inquest, and the ot water from 4 Holmes’ lecture was detained Friday to take ined on that nettes till a few mi- ites before two o'clock; did mot stay there long to sleep ; on Friday night, er came down, at balf-past 5 o'cloox. She blew the light out; | tried ti I came home from the party, not that of the lecture room ; there are two dsors to the laboratory below ; I wae not in the Doctor’s room aiter’he lefc the room. we to get water from the laboratory, i thought | would; it war locked the most cf the time the next week; Dr Samuel Parkwan came. and mith.a clergyman, |, be was seized of ove atom to be ewe thi S+nator, another atom to be crecy consists in street; that in pursuance to the Mr Sohier—Have you ever gone {ato the Doctor's room, after he was out, to play cards ? Witness——I shall not answer that question; if you ask regard to this winter, | dove not make any mistak: thereom. bya hey ive. Ope seid toan Irishman.“ Is piaintifis deny any claim of ¢! ition of the real would suswer a0; I do the afternoon; | used to draw the water y night to keep it from freezing, j my family uss the bets ualitie, with power and faculty The faculty. aristocracy is every onder tion None ate to join them but with room; he tried the door, said be could not get in participate the plaintiffs are not entitled end that the peveral other defendants who mubject to the optoic ense to be made—recurity on the appeal being waived Ric cebsiton, in our clvilization, we put eny man ip any post. ad ouree vir L making any attem; to Be Tom previous ‘ee Weauesdest. (Set Court decided that the question must be to | some fact bearing on the care. Q-Did youpes Me. bout 4 o'cloek; i wes going of the Court, on a x- ben | met Dr. Web- in front of the college. suspect that Parkman; | had never susproted Know that Dr Parkman In the case of Enoch W. Bank, the defend: which being denied. 4 f if netses to support his case. Marcu 20. —This morning the jury rendered @ sealed | verdict for plaintiff of $9,308 53. j ood he feat” 18 was not a, California—it wee an old tri 2 = g: i Hi He Hd ine. G@. B. Elkins and E : z i Mancn 20.—Edward Toler vs 0. inquest. g I s i 5 plaintif, 1 $1840 81, the amount of CR. EE id va Pelatioh Perit r the difference in the [ i: 2 3 and Others.—This was i i f FE 2 5 $ f Ubjected to by Mr. Bobver. resumed ; 2s i 5 fi as plaintift, them to The care was tried before, when a verdict It wae taken to the who ordered « new trial. Verdict for 5 i if Fa Miscellaneous. ‘The steamer City of Glasgow will sail from Glasgow for New York on the 8th of April. ‘The Bishop of Exeter has been defeated in his con- ‘test with the Rev. Mr. Gorham. ‘The Halifax arrived from Boston this morning, the was rendered for the defei i 83 F 1 | thought it was he aud id came up | was talking came in, went thre went into the lecture room the laboratery, and unlocked the looked as he used to before Dr. did mot see Dr W, ttletield went down, think, net more then ten mi never saw bim look so before; he Frisoner's counsel objected Mr. Ciiflord said the appearance and exelamations | of Littlefield om this cocasion were facte; the govern- ment bad shown that the remains were Dr. F.'s. bey 4 'W. oF Littlefield, the appearance of Littlefield, and hie words, were material facts to judge whether he had known the rematus were there, jh the entry,and Church, at Rose Hill, va the New York Bowery Insurance z was an action = $1,660, the amount ema justained by tire, an pamed M that their original policy o question Chief Justice Shaw—You inquire whether it was be- Mr. Bobler—He has now stated that he made the exa- mination of Webster's room on Wednesda: heGlso now stated that Dr. Webster on j he now states that betore | by. tt losuramee bich was dated shippt tetitgence. Arrived. from New Yort— Per B47, ut Liverpool; March ust take place of ali distinc- = The poles of Seon are — fe electact Kuripides ie not sogrand as of (Quotation from the on Wedoesday; ) Why dothedram and 5 e i consequence of the increased di having been erected adjoining the church. continued he stated before the the order for the tarkey was given’? Shaw—You now think the turkey was j some vulgarity of sentiment. London twist, contempt te depreeating the faaa- ale aes Brady resisted on the part of Judge, at the adjournment of the Court, said be bie on the motion im the came up he was very much affected: much that be burst out away. he could not; he thei to Dr. Bigelow; M1 and statu abou manners, are pot the only req Manon 20 — Breach of Covenant— Edward Roche, Senr., vs, Edwerd Reche, Jr.—This was an action for a ‘The parties are cousins, and it leged, were fermer!: ald you not have done so? Witness--it would hare been necessary to have got ® mason end carpenter, and ai) the stadents would have known it; the bricks were iaid in mortar in ig i Jobn Maxwell. a boy. called. ince Kuew Mr. Littiegeld. ‘Took & note op to Dr P. from Mr. Littlefield, and left It was the forepart of the week thatthe Dr was missing. | delivered the note toto the Dr.’s own bands. Jobm Hathaway calivd —! am engaged at the Mansa- churetts’ Hospital. Keep the medicines. as the apoth- Me Littlefield spplied to me for rome blood bureday before ihavkegiving, for Ur Webster, fixed the day, beosuse there was but one lecture more ectures, ail of them. adjourned tilh Monday morning at i Witners--Yeo, | saw it done; after the bricks were laid, sand wae put over the bricks through the hole im the wail then we teen the koife with a sheath ; have ree: itim bie privete room ; it war not my business ; Ur. Webster showed me the other kuite on the Mon- Perkman's dise| t z £ it at hie (Dr F's) house to use it to prame grape before this course of eon: ; also, the sum of $098 69, for the pop y X= 5 T- the Fourth ward, till let Febr & deficiency to ‘ork & for Promotiog Cotored Childrea, from the School OMeers of the for additiovel accommodatcn, lieations for the ad- ‘ged to be refused, | referred to the committee; an application for a at Yorkville, was sleo reterred. ROTION OF SRCRETAAT. to scrutinize the ballot, 12 Mr. Griswell. . lan The ( curt here = tod’ sas Court of Common Pieus. Retore judge Mitebell. Mancn 28 —Dectsons—tetor Executor v9 Squtre bn The . Mary Cliford—Ta- « Conrut —J bie wer « suit of bi to com pel her to deliver ap the custody of bis chil- od eight yemrs aod ten months, and plaintiff will (eke the Josure and rale. and for the acoount ‘ i 333553 Jere ago after bavi 06 dae not rime lived with ber, Hf took to hive with him, hat they (Wil- iam and Thome) subdeeqaently left their father, on poeamen pene neti Berd them, thet they riper supported them by her own ‘up the dissecting room staireabout 40 clock, i | eaid it wae om Tavsday, ‘The Court ruled that it was wot reguiat for the coun. 1¢| to examine on the record of t i ' a i Testraint except sech ae i a——__— — | Theatrical and Euesteal, Boweny Tuxatnx —Crowds and success mark every Performance at the Rowery theatre, Since the re-em- eegement of Mr. Mrs. Wallack, jr., this unequalled resort of amusement bas been, night after might, diled to its utmost capacity. Last evening, in spite of the ‘unfavorable state of the weather, the house was over- and there was also s storm inside, but ome ied the hearts of the artists with pleasure and jement, for it was @ storm of plaudits. * Tne of Richerd Iil..” altered and adapted Cibber's condensation, was performed in nd gave to the audience an» lauding the talented company 's direction. The entertainments with the always successful aud mever-tirin dreams, entitled the “ Wreck Ashore,” which ettorded the greatest satisfaction to ‘n = of tois establish: of this kind. M: blin keep his word, and the new piece, we a: ‘8 prodigy. ld favorite, Blake, made bis last bow, fora while only, we hope, before his New York admirers. At the fail of the ourtain he wae | called for, and, i poke meariy'anfoliowass. 7? S498 comin La: AnD GextLewen,—Ua bo recently he dae feelings now; 4 in ‘sinful . ta our (Applause) As the manager of ‘his the years. I but renew the assurance | gave on st ai ever been to do well. the 8 high espeak for him a portion of that ion wud enocurage- whieh you have so Uperally es me Sere th wane was deafening.) And for the lersec, Mr. Mar— shall, who has embarked his ull im this euterpriss, allew me to ask that you will aid hisefforts by sustaining him, im this beantif nm aceordaace iw Mr. Blake then slowly withdrew, laying his hand upon his heart, and deeply ited by the loud and feeling applause that was showered upon him from alt parte of the house. Burton's Tueatae.—Last night this establishment was very well attended, notwithstanding the inclemen- ey ef the weather, “The Serious Family,” still conti- to give satisfaction, though it bas been played ut s hundred times. Mr, Jordan, who has left the Broadway Theatre, and is now attached to this estab” Heme,” “Pemay ated. Moa- dey night, The Serious Family” and “ Leap Year,” are to be performed. Cmanvnau’s Natiowar Treatee.—Mr. Chanfrau took a benefit at the National Theatre, last ev which occasion four pieces were presented. Mr. Chan- frau appeared in eight different characters. This was the five hundredth time that he had represented the character of Mose; #0 long before the public, it is as popular now as r As wight be expected, the house was crowded Ina ing; and, if the original Mose bad needed eon- firmation of bis ‘popularity, he would this cecasion ‘here was to ha ‘Three Times. tained a prominent character duced, asinteriudes, two songs such a bill dererved @ good clary & venefit. This wa Chaufrae’s last appearance. There is, however, a rio treat in store for the patrons of the National, after the great Mose tak deparcare, Aston Place Turaras. beautiful eetablishment opens for the spring mer seasons, with an excellent dramatic company, under the superintendence of Mr Bass the distinguish ed comedian, who, while at the Park Theatre, geined for himself amwuperichable name. The performanves mith the. Lyons,” a Shick Mise E sterte'D ea, a off. act Vand im which will be filled by Meners, Dyctt, Mra M\Cleau, ke. Thisis an attractive bill, and no doubt, will draws iarge assemblage, Worprarvt Crito—Sraastian E. Coo ONCRRT AT | THe Tarensacte —To morrow evening. very remake bie child, who Is confessed by the best judges of musio to be ene of the prodigies of this wonderful age, will make bis first appearance befor blic assembly; and we venture to say, that this child of nine years of age will utterly astonish ail who have not already heard in private circles his masterly and dazzling performances. Sebastian E. Cook is « native of this city, and has never beep out of it. The child has been only two years of the great masters. He bas even compored pretty | music already, such are the great natural gifte of this wonderful child. The concert in which he will shine an “the bright, partioular star,” will come off at the Tabernacle, as may be seen by reference to the an- Deuncement in our advertising columns, Miss Northall and otber artists will perform; but tho great attraction of the evening will be Sebastian K. Cook, Cunsery's Orena Hovse.—To-morrow evening, the band called ( y's Minstrels, offer for the Mee! «’ Hall, an ex. Christy's great success. Ameaican Moseom —The rth the of this estebligbment are indefatigatin Georeats's | See aie bat something new ie produced Last week the little Batemans drew great houses, aad next week the celebrated Hu: Minstrels will aj apd give their amusing entertainments of fongs, Fomiy wid apyenta ther peters ezenaates hes appear terous trioks abd lsughsble pantominea. tt Se Aroi.o Rooms —Madam Steffant will concert eof armas esas \ uw : | bave volunteered on the cocaron. ae ee Bm mm ay Havt.— The Panorama of the Gold Mines of © . good ts dra. straps ise Tha nen ee nate Py ay the pleasure of the audience. [A handbilt offerin be idemtified i dan: © Oling admitted that Mi J prevent whee the i o Sue rhe did not F Bisokman said be wae remain ordered the ebtidren to be giren to the father, with Permistion to the motber to visit them at ail tors = There ie another chitd- @ girt. years ‘The question of ‘whore custody rhe i» to be placed in will be decided in the courte of a de 2 on ting room was om the the furnace was hot. Telegraphic Injunction. Boston, Mareh 21, 1850. ©. © COROCUIT COURT— MeTRICT oF MateccHUsREr®, at i i i i i : nobody bat my BH Teanine Dows rae Treeon arn. —The telegraph wires ised the pene aa aie by were caught duing Mr. 1. Jovernor Haines, of New Jervey, was sertously hurt