The New York Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1850, Page 3

Court. this defendaat k to bts fered. Thi Third avenue and Righty Arth street, ot sum. apa an ar, rt | enn eo oma aig a | li pay en, Pan, as | i Marpac | ace eetceatee sat | Mex tnt memmat nh ur fh me a amas Ue of | Be: m or in| t | nemes wmount 8 to them Ocr. 16 —Sentenoe of Patrick Plunkett —' ay, the Orty and Cory of New Fork amacer of | the suid Thomos Wen ad, Tike leaving thie | rally mentioned in the echedule hereuato patepey who was tried last week. and convicted Sf eceriiea sii? nd fiat S2t00 be appropriated therefor” Adopted.’ | ©Fatle party in this State, is mow being made, which 5 pape —The above named defe | State, inform this defendant of his intention so to marked C, and to pay the same in the order in | {om Patrick Daley. an emigrant who boarded st hie Perens YOU TOS Sedan oF aLoEanEn. | will tm all probability, have the effect to give that reservi ight to insist that | do—That of such in- | which theirnames stand in said schedule, if the | boure in Washiugtom street, was this morning called | 45 pape ef coke Hell 20, kao Sf Bloc | party a large majorit in the mext Oongressional dele- tention before the day on which said money was | amount. received shall be sufficient for that pur- | UP fF sentence. The Court sentenced him te serve awd Hy Veer, Gietrlet fe Rloventh, wore | cain a laege m democratic candidates advanced, having, ashe informed this defendant, | pose: and if more than sufficient shall be received, | '¥° 7°#*# Im the Btate prison. Resolution that the poll of the first election district | for Congress, nse pigs way ‘creed, and the ooall- contemplated so for a0: vious to Ls 9 to apply the gee rhea on account of the Second warg be held at No. 131 Fulton street. | tion has been 50 eff aatyenenneal aad Sn dolag tinge pes perior Cour’ First — kuowledge or information | giving the information; but he did not state to this | of the amount of a it now about to be cou- Before Ji Concurred in re a ering paapiy ened erik gery ae td putas, coy mee aie dateadiind ta wadiemand, | teennd be sold hove bate to auiponabed vests teem |- cutee Catena aeeebe nn kee ee ni z<tterlutien appotating Joreph Southworth tnapes- | ons of the party hare combined for « strong effort te soreither of the facts stated in the complaint, ex. | that he intended to remain permanently out of this pe sum of money, to wit: the sum of ——-—— a] for | toro (we lone fos she third district of the Bleveut defeat the whig party. There is no doubt but the free such asare in this anawer hereafier speciti- | State, or the United States—That when he first in- | dollars, in the Supreme Court; and the said first ie de- | Petition of Engine Co. No. 14, for ten additional | °°! eeu! the prevailing one with both pertios im admitted, denied, or referred to formed defendant of such intention, which wae at | party doth hereby give to said second party full | Iepdant to amend ¢ of coats, withinten days | pembers, Coreuriedin. almort every section of the State, except im this elty. Second—That ulthough ths defend nt has been different times during the past year, end before | power and authority to collect, demand, receive, grew vale. hil, -Uelien teen titlon of Silas Wood, for permission to build « | The Albany Journal is still attacking the minority of svch advance of money, be stated to this defend- | sue for, axle, settle or compound, ull and every tbh , it . ant that his object in going to Europs was to at- | of the said claims, demands and sums of oie onn expenns from bie promines ln Chetry | the Syracuse Convention, whick 1s echoed by the Ro- ih Hi Roese streel eride wourult grant: ot, to connect with thy sewer im volt | Wiliam Jones va trial ordered, info! and believes that Eleanor Waraer was lent, $g of the Phenix m to said Thomas Warner in England, aed . ‘ 4 is ' i teud to some business there which required his | money, and things, by the employment of an | funk —J in chester Democrat, and Buielo Mapress, the interior ae ony sag Sy, Bred Lm Raa pie yr resence, and thie defendant fully aaa implicitly | attorney or attorneye, or otherwise, to do all which | yicint dimen) ht "P*CM! K7m reversed, aad com a, Thot the «tr cti organs of the free soll whig party. ‘The Watertowm member of children who were the issue of such lieved such statemeut—That shortly before he | may be necessary in the premises, as fully and ef- Join S. Ferguson vs. Samuel © Bowne et al.—Appea | yvrcar te pe follow 2 Journas, representiag the views and fevlings of the actually left, he informed this defendant of the | fectually as said urst party might or could do if hs | dismissed. and order at chambers afirmed. Sd heaton har Te Woe aateen a Foe ah Sg gee om of = Rasitive marrii nor of the alleged adulteries committed fi 7 ot te sat 9 b great injury to his business, which is in this au- | were personally present; and said second part John «2 Gambrel and others ads. James Lytle et at — OF ani ane oni Waruce and others whicn | Ser above mentoned, attributing it to the causes | doth, by the execution of this instrument, hereby | ABprat aiemined, aud crder wt chambers aMewed: ; * . " ‘itiam F. Schmidt e Antes, ia anteadant * Sellers, cad ba does be ty cemeies tiocaacried bette Yin arene foes snot eee Of the sald taste and a4) i —“Zppral diamiveed. and ordel at cheuabeca aflrmed, | 4tdaen Mrvets: Tun dhairie No O18 spring | and f tuctionist hange the strong! pod eat the eas hronr aie sormmenenen fay. sessed, and being reduced to poverty, he felt kim- | In witness whereof, the said parties to these pre- Beforo Chief Justice Oakley. Resolution that Wim. Howe be and hala heroby ap. | od preleding gf the peoploageiane the. Rorribie bed te- vteries, but es » pal self compelled to visit Ieuyppe on professional busi- | sents have hereunto set and subseribed their animes | | O\ton* a—Assauey anv Barreny.—i’hilip Ham. | pointed inspeotor of elections tumthe $4 district of human tustitution of slavery. Vory few of the cous circumstances, this defendant has rot sufficieat 1 in hi rf i novan vs, Andrew Dowd. —The plaintiff complains that | the Sixth a Om d 7 1 ness to be transacted there; which, in his opinion, | and hand writings, and have affixed their seals the | {he defendant, om the 1sth of November. 1440. violoatly |" 'Revelution that the vail ot the d election distrlot of | poy en iss’ Urtext’ Genmuniion. aaa Gln er eemees Xequulotge, or information to eauble him to form ®| offered him the chance of retrie hia fortunes | day and year first above mentioned. aseantind Ria, lak 180 Bpring strc fet, corner of Dominick and | mitted te by the people of that region, whi -corurr of Vomimick aed | brands the Hon. William Duor as « traltor to ¢! 7th disiriet, No 303 spring party Tbat party, it says, 1s toe true free roll partys id Knocked him dowa. in | the Firat ward be removed from No. lué Ureenwion | denounced Ly the almost unsoimous iT hit d enlarging his pecuniary means; but he did not Tnos Warneg, [1.5] | nh ji i = voioe of the whi, Third—That this defendant has no knowledge a pe y a t vighth street, city, ipjuriog him ia the | street, te No. 134 Greenwich street. Couourred in | press The Albany Kexisier and Buffalo Denmercial or information sufficient to enable him to forma pe FE Kei eee Sl ger W. b. Morrar, [\. 8] d severely biting.one of his tingers The as- | — Resolution authorizing the Farmers’ Lowu wad Trust | vidvertiser axe the ouly whig papers, of eonsequence. (a (said Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence of, by the plaintit to be unprovoked, | Company to extend the pirr belonging to them. be- | the western and intericr portions of this State, thet belief ae to what business said Thomas Waraer | Tiiinas ‘Warner’s) intention to remain in Europe Isaac Sarva. and was committed for the purpose of gratifying an | tween Thirty-fourth and Thirty-fifth streets. Coa- | leok upon the movement with favor. or enoourage it engaged in immediately after his arrival in the ‘or out of the United States permanently; and this old grudge. Damages were laid at $1,000, and Me. | ourred in * 5 ot 3 ; 5 4 . in the slightest de ' |. wtih ity of aie Sark m4 % ne in pe Year Ne defendant says, that be: solinformed ofaaid War. | _ Schedule A, referred to in the foregoing instru- | Shaffer, on the part of the plaintiff, produeed wit- | Resolution to light D apd North Moore atrvats, | canvars the taajor porto C5 the Beate before the nor as to prosperity er conditi vod 8% ‘st- | ners intention to leave the country, tobe absent mest Lael c D, k rubttontiatpiposhacee. j and Went street, from Reade to Canal streets, with gas. November elec nef, nor a8 to his capacity to contribute to the su, for vome time, this defendant paid aid Warner, at | 54 weme Court —David Russell Lee against Pay Beyee..on of the defendant, sabmitted | Coneurred in arise atthe north, the porto his wile, ail he dine whoa thie defead:| os requeat, what this defendant owed him for f= | gyt®t Cordon BanReN, anoulns $900 | SesMtae hat SonMsisit wot 'he Sot aera; | ophaciune’y note ine ke Goring meg ae Ee | ect eae a al ai ce oma wr rf e.--Nol lowell agai e fpectors cotion in the Kleveoth wi 2 in the State boto 2] fessional services and mone expended for this ee par? Viret district, ‘Joseph Abbot ; Seouad district, Peter pavtiee. om ‘art that the ve |, which was in or about the year 1845 defendant; and said Warner having requested thi ple, &c, about......... saddle stlebal s ae ~* y or 184%, and from that time watil the time when | Gerendant to advance him the Miiencla peek 18 | Same.—Moore against the same, about....... 200 gant on the previous eveniug, aud when metand asked | V, Husted ; Fourth district, John H Eliot, Benjamin | represent D Convention in its mea- ‘ . of » abou tor an explanation, he commenced the assault on the | B 4 y ¥ ij E . feet said Warner wus examined as a witness on the | sight thousand six hundred dollars, this defendant | Before the Surrogate.—In re, the Estate of det t, and that the assault complained of was Rs anetn Miiserioe, soe A Boeeliny boson Rivers, apogee ee en ee . rat trial of Samuel Drury in the Court of Oyer * Taylor, about... Be teen Py in detence. ” and Terminer, in the city of New York, on the fot tho lg tr A, Aid year, os Supreme Court —Lyons ageinst Costello and r ino absonce for some time, the jury came into Bteinselae, — Pi pena ae malay ke ew demay—ta tile Sate, ot gestern charge of having attempted to kill said Warner, Warner in this respect because ‘said Warner others, about........ +++ ces ceee caress 550 | coureand asked the Judge what amouut of dameges | ourred in. ; i r all the free Btates has been very little discussed of this defendant believed that said Warner was &| jn all his business relations towards this defendant,| S&Me:—Francis McNicol ads. Bennett, about 7 | "ould carry conte ? Resolution to light east side of Niath avenue, from | late, The contest for the approaching election is lawyer in good practice, deriving large eums of | hag alw: Superior Court.—Brown against The ‘Mayor, ‘The Judge explained, thatif the damages were under | Twenty-third to Twenty ninth atreet, with as. Con- | based almort entirely upon local questions, though It money from his professional pursuits, although | ledge, ‘ini pag Tar ha ile defen agg Bas Ber ee ve., ‘about... .... this defendant had not, vor hus he at the time of i ‘; ;. | Supreme Court.—Van signing and verifying thts answer, any knowledge pnts the stmnoet fdalicy and bre Jou Ai bh ple, &e.,@bout.......0.s.0 6 eras er information sufficient to enable him to forma be- | honest devotion to this defendant’s business and | 5¢me-—Leman against the same,’ about... lief as to the extent of such g and this defendant | interest ‘And this defendant, in view of said Cemmon Pleas.—Judson ads. Stanley, about $60 they would curry the same amount of coate Kcr i a instance. if they returned verdict tor $40 damages, | be lighted wun pent Ooesasead ia walios, thas Eetuley is very evident there is ne friendship for th 130 the plaintiff would also got $10 costs, suppooing they | Place be lighted with gus. Conourred in vention principle in the State. Thi 5) | amounted toro much; but if there wasa verdict tor | Resolution to reculute, regrade, and set ourband | jertiser, and Newark Mercury, both whig papers, huve 150 | $60. or upwards that would carry all the costa, no mat- | 50 | ter what the amount might be gattor stones te Sourh street, from Roosevelt to athe | noe hesitated to depouncs the Bugitive Slave bill im says that when said Tho Waftner was so exam- i “ Supreme Court —Dusenbury v. Onderdon! ‘The tor: said eleven of them had agreed, but t onitive jor spo! ined as a witness on suid of Drury, which was ) A Awe np a aph geor deer ee ee, about. . on 150 Finat there not the alightest ehanee of the twelth ® be rte ri Maethas ta tas Miuet votion B oo > { bern seodsen eal errant bate aoe ot onoraboutthe dayof A.D 18 , the charge quiring the attention of a lawyer, transferred to Same.— Dwyer ag aley nner, ‘about Juror comfbg te @ copeutrence with them Jobnson. Philip J. Mui and Charlee 8. | the late session of Congress touching the slavery qucs- or ineinuation was made by the counsel for Drury | another attorney, in stich a manner as to have the | Superior Court — Russell @ds. Bushe, about.. 6 Thipludge directed them to retire to their room, at for the first district; aod Walter @. MoKay, | tion, end it has not failed to denounce the measures bliely, that Warner had manufactured or sent to | S!'ne culject tothe man tof J T. Bra, | Common*Pleas.—Kendail ads. Roberts OP) the ame time remarking that it would be an injustice | Hiram A Maynard aud Severn D. Moulton, for the | and thelr originators as men unworthy to be consider- is own’ house a torpyde box or explosive machine, | eee ee ee ne ne tee ier about feat yeu, | Same.— Seme a eae ab’t 159 | 1Dotb parties concermed if there was no verdict ren- | second district. Also, that the polls for the first | +d asthe frieuds of the whig party | The spirit of the with the intent to kill the plainuff in this action, | 9¥: Whom this defendant mare for about four years, | Gane Same nab. same, dered, an it would put them,to the expense of another | election district of the Nineteenth ward. be held at | North is autagonistic to slavery, and It ooosiders itthe employed us his counsel to aid said Warner in-such $ . tial, which would entail on them additional aud un- | the house of Charles 8 Barbierri:. Kighthjavenue avar | duty of the whig press to oppose it in every possible Sinclair, about. 62 | necessary cost. Forty-vighth street; and for the second district as | way. Though neither of the great partios has which box or machine was the same which Drury , i ~. | Same.—Hanrahi Was tned for having made or sentto kill said | business and suits es the latter ‘had ander his | Sime —Honrahan ade. Bradshaw, about:.... 5) Thomas Warner; that during the examination of phe hat it is anal basa ung'y Faroe Supreme Court —Stewart ads. Stewart, about 25 said Warner as a witness, he made some state- said complaint, that the een A be pepe a Court of Sessions —Ross, impleaded, &c ,‘ads. ments as to his connection with women other than | fi, hondved. dollare was not loaned ‘and paid, or.| a, Tbe People, &¢., about......... a OW Sel i al jis relat Cr J A J and his family, which produced in the public mind | !oeed oF paid, by this defendant to said Warner; tli pp ryan I Bearson about cc, qo (Teabags of Craton pi At the rising of the court, the jury not being able to | the hours of L. T Odell, Third avenue and Sixty firat | free soll a question in th mpaign there re discharged Street, Coneurred in Also. that the poll of the fifth | twoother partis which bave cnndidates in the flel " i Kenne@y, vs. the Mayor. $c. ef New | election district of the Tenth ward. be held at 74 Lud native Amertcaus in notion tor damages done the goods | lowetreet, Also. that Samuel Atkinvon be appoiuted | bave their tickets. and will no doubt sacrifice dation of water, causod by a | inspector of election for firet district of Thirteenth | old party predilections to the new ideas they The jury returned a verdict | ward. Concurred in erpoused i j lo . ‘Thomas Warner; that as this defendant has been | tered up by this defendant, for the purpose of create | The People, &e., on comel’t of New York & by ap ager AR yet pert of the Alderman of the Kighteenth ward, in | lta very much in the fact that » meeting to express Befero Judges Duer, Mason and 100 | Ocest Linute Buit--Benjamin F. Wh favor of appointing Abel T. Anderson @ Trustee of | the opinions of the people of that city upon the odi- Lbons.—The argua@ent of this case, on do- | bdo Sehool No 2, to fill a vacancy urred ous Fugitive Slave low, was about to be held, and thi . Mr. O'Uo " €< munication from theC owmissloner of Repairs me on this dey, Mr. poo shed be de plies, asking for an additional cena ate, thinks it an evidence that the people are levers of law Woot $520. for making additions and alterations to house | and good order when they oppose ® law, the tendenoy | of Hore Company No. 35. Also, asking $i.900 for | of which {a to make slave of @ freeman, It calls building @ house for Ragine Company No. ¥. Con- | don the people to come out In their atrongth informed by the latter, and believes, his profes al business very materially diminished, his re- | ch business much lessened, and his | continued to grow unprosperous up | to the time when he left this country, as hereia- after mentioned, so that it hecame evident to Ma, Erie Railroad Co. v. Mallor Before the Surrogate.—In re tate, about. Supreme Cour allory again ay A 50 | fendent ‘Seme.—Henrahan, impld. ads. Schank in the allegations, wh! ‘Same —Sume, ad. same ab’t@100 | of the platatif, argued again about. ing a charge on _the lands, goods, or things, in tion of the said Warner, or upon the eats, ise or ptofite thereof, with the intent to hinder, delay, or defraud the plaintiff in her Jaw/al action afore- said, or to prevent her from obtaining security ior | the alimony to be awarded her in her said action Wikiam G 25) murrer. 01 od as he informed this defendant, who believed an: P reed . 1c Pleas.— Sai di the comstruction Libello: 4 - against the said Thomas Warner, or to hinder, | 5°" me, ada. same rE: atill believes the statement, thut the sad Thomas | Gejuy. or defraud her in her lawful demand for the | £2Me.—Elzas, ads.,'Welpsel, ebout ........ letter of | : epajourned tilt to-morrow evening. show to the country theie estimate of t rious Warner could not, with any hope of profit to him- j A Si Cc —F s itten by the defendant, sod concerning the self, continue the practice of the Rll ot engage in | Sms or ei ie said judgment is fraudulent or | Susetior Cour anrahan, ads. Smalley, 75 | tit Whe letter was addrersed to Curtis p Rom exe avd unprincipled law The whig party. generally 4 f igh bans bSaalgake bee Ree sigasets * i 7 D 0 isok wpe : any other business, in the city of New York, or in void ; and this defendant made the advance afore- | Supreme Court. and aid thet Mr. Gibbons was guerdian of City Intelligence. Ubi State begin t k up a the i ve salt ovens: 0 sakes of Eq said as an act of friendship towards said ‘Thomas Boblen, against Maguess go | Hannah Gibbons, daughter of his deceased brother, | Farm a1 Casvts Gasven —The mpeeoh of Ton. 1. W. | with suspicion, and as the United States of America. But this defendant | yw, i ‘ i | & Hall, abor . ‘arner, but in @ strictly business manner, accom- | « all, a tee te neeeeees Thomar H. Gibbons, end that he (Mr. Wheelwrigat) | Hilliard, M C. from Alabama, on Monday evening | 7amks. while the democrats will reap the ed: eays that he was not informed of the effect of the modativg him no fader than merely in. the ad- Supreme Court.— Warner, a parks,about $0 | wee her trustee, and he would thankfully suntive last, was brilliant, forcible. and full of ‘old an, | The Sprin, Republican. the prinetpal whig bayer and position of said Tromas Warner | vance, and taking every precaution abundantly to | S#me.—Wamer, va. Janeway, about. ...... 1,900 | any information from Mr. Curtis, tn relstion to the | quence, Ite apckw to the éffvet that the exhibition western M husetts, and thoroughly tmb in the I 4 Tuowas Warnerr property of Thomas Hf. Gibbons. The letter went oa | Was purely American, and full evidence that neri avery feelings, rays that the opporith et 4 case, upon his business and pro \e eecure himseif the reimbursement of such udvance ; they oughe, the | cts, until present month of September, A. D. i Isaac Sura. W.B. Me Mr. William Gibbons enjoys, either legally | ture and the useful arte esjoy at thie time the o ‘ " god thie Sotroaent saith Wreks. 99 far es he has} ‘schedule B., referred to in the pe ert . her rightful inheritance. Lbave no means | protection of Che government, and of its aupert io ib the law ts odious Fourth—This defendant has been informed, and | E20Wledge, information, or belief, the said War- ? BOG UBIO | oF certing informacion, except through Mr to those he had wituesied ia | and sheuld be repealed, jot now r y | trnot the whig party upon it The free soit aim- menti— buona or sone Of resl wort Mary Reed, about . his triende, end [do vot wish to trust to either, aa L lavor of dixp: sing wealth «i a before leaving, Veins: for the peyment of believes, that the plaiutifl commenced a suit for @ | gy¢| culty in the democratic party will divide the people of " r debts as he owe - c * « y on o eb om beh from said Thomas Warner, on the grount | that it is utterly untrue coarse necoeh anew ‘The mterest of Thomos pind trie do oot intense $0 cong te tte | babes fies Fy mee Bag | that faith, and a coalition cannot be formed The of his adultery with the person named Basby passed from chis defendant to said Warneras a | 12 the debts due to the late co-partaership ger tome and» triend ot Win Gidbo: This he | whige are ali om the free soil platform. and there will Aecuricy of oor | be agrenter probability of the free soil faction going of Warner & Sparks upon the liberalex. | withthe whig than with the democratic party The mentioned im the complaint; but this defend # described im the can industry nough tor me to decide not to trust mere fraudulent cover for any iliegal or unjust ia- has no inowledge or information sufficient intift, Copartnership Regi A, about 734 27 | The plaintiff contends that he is greatly in, | ; . ¥ 3 . TM r Jjured and | government de enable him to form a belief xs to the time when | {eur ct burrose towards the erry aed Wray, | George Lowden’s estate ...1 ses. sce seve s+ S19 87 | dambited in Ris goe ind by reason of | tensicu of wvery reasonable privilege Co those who ap. | mort positive feriing of resistance to the Fugitive such suit was commenced 4 ie le Galen dent ‘Sthe homas J. Sparks, @ baiunce of coparwer- his letter, and lays b t $20,000, | Beld it, That its trot object was to protect our citi- | Slave law a e. es gore fnale ie ceueenet. Fifth—That this defendant has been informed ship and several accounts . 88 For the defendant, it is ed that the first zene and ics second to protect their industry. He, Py L ghey Ryo be -9 — a0 rong cane abell Sixteenth—And this defendant says that itis trae c | e t tha ; \ count is not uflicient in law to matataio che action. | moreover, viewed It a# an important pelitical polut, and believes that there was a reference ia such | ior, immediately after the entry of said judgment, | Simon Peter Coleman «128 00 | There are no libellous words Im the first count Ths | that while bo and the South were heartily for our late. | i x aed te it divoree suit to Isaac V. Fowler, Esq., for the pur-| he Jesued an execution thereon to the Shentl of | —iogether with all ond every of the debts enu- | jnuendo following the words © en, | o to eneete | . ; , either legally | rest, so should we reciprocate the feeling. in deed a4 m pose steted in the complaint; and said Fowler ete the city and county of New York, and had the | Merated as due to T. W., from the persons and | or iilegally. ber rightful inheritance,” ‘vawarrantahly | well asin word: for he held this to bw the great secret ing of the 14th inst. wi a report which this defendant believes is correctly | same delivered to said Sherifl, who, through one | [OF the amounts mentioned in the book appro- | extends end « ving of these words ead | bond ot our union, He them touched warmly on the | strongert expressions of dei described in eaid compleint; but this defendant | OF his deputies, levied on the Horary and faraiture | Priated to Thomas Warner for balancing as the | slo undertakes tu state the Iegel imfereacy to be | Becersity of acting up to an the coustita. | Frederick Douglass war th never saw said a aap nor heard it read, and leaves | oF seid ‘Thomen Warner, at number eighteen City | seme appears in that book endorsed outside, Real | drawn trom raid © | ? ne hear ‘ ‘nod that the words were con- | tion, by the provisions ot which bo! bh aod bese y oon A we <thewde e such proof thereof as she may 4 i i i Estate Kegister, Jan. 1643," daring the last fi teleed 18 @ letter, whiok & pave ring papain nee —T Canny attempt to erres Hall Place aforesaid, and, by direction of this de- or twenty “ ea written on, aad which pb pe cation, free from malice, that the defendant hed «| & priviieged communi. | y attempt to arrest and be advised is material. du rhs of m perty Sixth—Thet this defendant hes also been in- fendunt, advertised the same for sale on the twen- | OT ' 4 Se right to write it, aud ix not accountable, The saae | Gen.) Tallmadge thew asked for some music, which at city or vicinity formed, sad Weer Coen ae dexeemad a | tyethitd’ day of September, A. D. 1850; and this | *#id balance for June $0, 1550. Gemurier was wade (0 the other count. wae accordingly strack up. fe then arose to addres | Miciioan.—The whig party of this State bave tak . eg P eee efendant admits thet he intended to have hud 7 Tnos. Wansrn, L. 8. Decision rererved the assembly Hevtated, «ith much profundity, that such report, claiming that the amouat of perma- | Suiq' propery sold on that day, and would have | J8aac Sarr. W. B. Morrar, L. Oe SUNN E i) Sta = taney te Ona thems ose er ofe ons ot the | the free soll platform, and have already spokem out —_ wr, = be paid aoe by re pg ‘War- | done eo but for the injunction issued in this suit; | Schedule C, referred to in the foregoing assiga- Court cf Common Pleas. | largest perbape th ngle roum ' the world! | against the exeoution of the Pugitive Slave law. De- aeshthe uid deponcnt was, avout a mosth ago, tar | ANA this defendant intended to do 0, und still in- | ment: Before Judge tugea baw sense | That be hehd'in Es hand some wheat, a specimen ots | troit has prevented « scene of riot for sovetal daye 7 i J io ohm Got «4 | wen — Thi oO] eon ul rom ~ Petded lar the est tna, nnd. bolleved, thestv'arse tends to do so, when permitted, to reimbure his | Jobn A. Unsdell..... -- #110 60 1s ein S. eaAW CS KPak | Skies ESP ates senceomagine’ bn tee eseppee sore | past. in consequence of the arrest of m fugitive ela vance ao made as aforesaid ; and, in the event of | Insane Hou 90 74) TYaane carelosly deriving his wagon agatnat that of | wards of two thourand years’! With these moat able | and the Tribune of that city, which professes to be demanded by, or in nenalt of, the plainiil, that | this defendant not realizing the whole of such ad- | Dr. Jumes Wood 36 00 ch ad- : hie platuttt y should be secured on | vances, he wilt hold said Warner liable for the | Messrs. George W. Warren & Co., of Bos- ton Shdh oomtig dampen tate wagon of the piaie. * in the Third avenne, on the 13th Decem- 4 epprepriate rete he sageciourly requested | whig, and support the wominution of that party, calls the real (atagee pe Thomes Warner; and this ae - pane Se > pga. aaa ec etn a he peopl ! togitt be tal A f d. und believed, tnat vaid | PMlanee, seeking the payment out of certain as- | tome... ---. ica. -- 0. 0: nocese, Ma od throwing bim out wpon the ground, whereby | gratification of everybeay. vpon the pecple not to allew @ fugitive to on defendant was informed, and believed, taut said | sioned tights in action, which said Warner as- | Miss Elizabeth H. Busby, with interest... 243 00 ed greut persoval injury. Verdict for the wat w lta ovlwk, PM. om Monday night | 70m that city under the unconstitutional tar, Ut oppowes the election of Hon. A.M. Bast to Congress, voted for the passage of that law Our but to the effect that che jail cout ig the itive is constantly guacced by the military. to pre- vent the mob trom reecuiog him from the off of Thomes Warmer had also excepted to said re; bat thie defendant had not, nor has he now, knowledge or information sufficient to enable hi to form a belief es to the mature of the objection » about . © broke owt ln the rear ot No 10 Ham signed to this defendant, in trust, partly for that | Ossorne, carpent x which was « — + ‘Ned without purpose, 2nd partly to provide for other'creditors ; | Althouse, about and if said real und personal estate should yield | ‘* Morning Star” newspaper... - more than enough to pay this defendant’s said | Mescrs Eunevers & Charlock, plumbers, beenuse bi = or exceptions to such report, further than he has! judgment and the expenses, then this defendant | _ «bout.... she bese 250 00 eed ° vidual who jato already stated in this anewer, iebae to hold the balance purt of the assigned | James Shaw, crockerymun :. 68 00 United States Clrealt Court. ‘oe! og pene bape y ey Fey Seveuth—That ae this defandsat has been in- fund, uncer, and for the purposes of the trust con- Boyd, cebinet maker. £6.00 | The October corm of tuis court wll open om Monday, ened with death. The Duiiy Advertiser, another whig formed and believes, the seil Thomas Warner tained-in oa assignment; and tais defendant Lowther, cowl merchant. 60 00 | the 2ist Inet.,end be then adjourned to M: a paper, has pot one word to say-upon tae subject; owned the real und lease-hold estate described in| sayy that a copy of said assigoment is hereunt ‘ mond & Co... 50 00 | stb Coy Of November, The jury wiit be w he | while the Free Press, the organ of democratic the complaint, but this defeadant says thatthe value | DeX'%d as @ purt of this answer, and marked “ James Buchen. 8 49.| Wednesday. the oth dey of Nove party, pursues & conservative course, asvorts that of the same, in the judgment of this deteadaat, | Ang this detendant that, to the best of his | Charles Stewurt, 45 ita eo 4 | en mugoomney of ih lew ed Ss Reteselene tbe loge re ters Fe De pay wgh vay ii knowledge, information, and belief, the said real | Parker & Whitney, tuilo: : Law arguments. 06 Bowery. aud after < ae neo he et Tighth,—Tba id Theenee Was 0 in | und personal estate, and the rights in action of the | Close & Co., tailors. .. ju Tt appears that he cut | the democratic party formed and believes said Thomus Warner was poss | oid Thomas Warner are not in value more than | George Neebuit, printer. Dimerlt with » razor and then deliberately jamped into it, to reacue a fi eveed of persons! property of the character stated in| .\ ficient to reimburse to this defendant the ad- | Wiliam W. Corhey... BOARD OF ALUKKRMRN, the river. at the foot of Leroy street. where he was dol- the complaint, worth, in all, about ove thousal Ocr. 4 Alderman Franklin presiding. | standing at the time = He was tak by “r © citizens and bronght to the etation house of vance aforesaid, and pay and satisfy the debts due | Same, if necessary, or note fo: there were due io nod debts, but tI je- ‘ lr ‘ si PaPets RP FRAKED fer bes os heen indge eclliciens.to emits from said Warner. And this defendant denies | Thurston & Townsend. ...... From A. G. Ransom, t: be appointed Commissioner | the Ninth district. [ls wounds were dressed by Dre of Deeds; of Jobr & Delaplaine. to purchase pier at | Covert and Johnson. aed ‘as then removed to the | saitation of the slavery question. cceupled # neutral 10 | each and every of the allegations of fraud, frauda- | New York Gas Company. to form a belief ag to. the amount of auch debts. | lent imtent, or fraudulent collusion, made in ssid | G. E. 1 Wyatt..... hue said Tho ‘Wamer costiaued to reside’| complaint against this defendant, either alone or | Serretl, Surveyor G namber ¢ on City Hull Place, until the | 12. comjunetion with the exid Thomas Warner, al- | Thomes, surveyor, abe Cleventh day of September, 1890. leging thatthe aforesaid advance was made, jade. | 1 J. V Wereryeli ube. : . ay ment confessed, and execution iseved and levi jouthack, furniture dealer. That as this defendant has been informed and under the circumstances end for the purposes here- | Uledeil & Pierson... ...... believes, said Warner on that day teft Jersey cit! cn heard ci the quemnr “Ammerioa” to he & Kage | inbefore stuted, nnd for no fraudutent parpose what- | WE. Dusenbury, tinen toot of Warren rtreet; of Alexander H. Sebults. for | Lovpital by cifivers Gurnett, Clak and Kent lease of pier at foot of Chambers street; petition to s akaie A tobell b oat t “ Nave © Street opendd. 11cm Mercer to Wooster ctcect, | git ee cee) nies ee sulceed bye eeloun, | cometerstenel Gietriet, whieh has Reem Spe seme th which war being driven througi: the street at the time, | 1 the bands cf the whigs, « very strong ahelition 1 OF | The animal was perfectly furious, and it ouly ea won. | ferling prevails and those who have shown the great- tlnan | der that rome ous was not Rilled ert hatred for the South and Southern inetitutio Axotwrn atrick Dougherty had his log broken by | have been fostered aod retatned ia office Ta the third frew sell feeling bas obtal position. as far a# action Is concerned, Inthe frat Hicee Company No. 81, to. be Whur, for leare of p ever, And thie defendent saith that, throughout | Gould & Banks, law bookeetlers ; a barrel of potash reiliog on him, He was conveyed | dirtrict, ‘and, and this defendant believes that he has gone, | Mi the proceedings mentioned in this anawer, this | ‘Thomas Curuley. ‘ to the City, Hospital at seven o'clock Monday ere- | 4 the whige hare trinmphed on o and this defendant has since his departure beew in | derendant weted honestly and in good faith. Robert W. Higgs, ni ning, by pollerwen tinge nfTaetion at ww s+ Apron Lhd Fa ee ero on |. Seventeenth—And this defendant eays that there Tnos, Wanner, (Lb. 8.) ion pt feiativo to the pur- | Deratex Carrceno.—Jom pb Jones was on Monday ia ape, See. oo Sastlog bas Bo sap Digerdytyer 3 ‘i compact, is bow Jty due and owiog to him, from the said Isaac Santa W. B. Morrart, (L. 8.) | ehare ot No be — — for a un Depa A ry Me J officer Hous one * desatten, from the | be bre pro} wa jor eh i ‘i * | vi U , ment, communication relative lo the pler at foot of | Unite (os Arwy, stationed wt Old Polat Comore , out whether the plaintiff is or is not utterly desti- Fi anne peat, Oe oe ete eens ae ” rs | Thirty-righth street, Rest river reccermandiog that | Virginia. - | 7 1 costs ppreg Me pO entry oe apt fern Court of General Sessions. | ft be butt to » proper heteht; report of the Committow exe to rue Huwson Rivne Ret.ncan.—The up | tute of Without means of support this defendant has The New Hanpehiee Mutria. t lgment aforesaid, which sums are 0 4 « p i i 7 | ° ; stheat «tron complaining of | - te ~ That as to the eaid Thomas Warner having ab- = a AA set S eee the a y nature police authoritins, wae this | line of wires, and to erect additional poles. tas naan aed. oupeeen tanp ene pat ‘oy the me ne | trom an at orpantores, iw be dissountenanerd sconded, as stated in the complaint, this defendaat | pr description, and the same are eo tue, in good Vieted of grand larceny. ios RLRCTION POLLS. of ompibuses on the route from the eastern part of . me b money actually advanced by this defen- Tt was resol¥ed tbat William Lowe be sppointed In- | the eity apd broadway end itis jotimated that » wrrt.—The people of this Btate continue to in this answer hereinafter sets forth the opts : a Telating 10 his leaving to the full extent of his | faut to, teid ) ieeet 20.8 business Cranssction | Anowledge, information and belief. docketted, and this defendant intends to have the Tenth—That it is true that this defendant has | or died for the purpees of realising, the for about four or five years been ‘on terme of inti- smacy, but not close intinney, with said Thomas | *mounts so actually due to bie so shove stated. rpector of Elvetion in th « thet Morectine third disteict of the SIxth | iarge portion of the beneie which the Lappet wards are etings to resit any further encroachment by likely te reecive from the recent convection of the | Congress wpon their rights. The) Viekeburg Sentinet sedation te atforded them. Provably ne new ace ut | **7® thet the indications from all parts of ‘the State are auspicious of w reeslute and determined spirit ot | resistance to aggressions upon Southern righs, The be bee poh ot oral tad ices Ixo. R. Brapy, Attorney for Wm. B. Moflat. tix months conviction Is deep settled, and spreading far ad wide, who, up to hie departure for Vurope, had consider- City end County of New York :—William B. for carrying @ Sly that while Congress exercises jurisdiction orwr ihe able legal business for this defendant. Moflat, of exid city, one of the defendants herein, was tried on tee for encloring and finishing lote wy) ft bas seteed uven. tn vi Eleventh—Tbat all that this defendant knew at | being duly sworn, saith that the foregoing answer athe i ens wnanves. pence or rafety in power they have Tt was resolved that the Committees on Ordinances be requested to report to this board en ordinance \o in & FUMMary maoner, against the any time of the adulteries ged against Waraer | is true of his own knowledge, except as to the mat- or his difficulties with the pluntiff, or beleved on | ters Which are therein stated to be on his informa- nformation from ny source, was what he has | tion or belief, and as to those matters he believes | it to be tra . Wa. B. Morrat nein ie true that as early as July | Swornto before me this 4th day of October, 1850. | The jury returned « verdict of not guilty, and the ‘ast this defendant had been informed that one of Wiatan Baruer, Com. of Deeds. prisoner was discharged from custody. a a) surrender of the pubile | be tamely and bavely any through the cefeetion of * te of feeling & ve ~ Males 17; females fed for the remission of | Inter mente in Green wood Com: grounds trom New York sad other places, 0 the points principslly in controversy, in the divorce | This indenture, made and executed this tenth | 4 Vowne, but Incorvigitle Thief —A youn: ~ tt h ith tyraonical threeta of th euit between the plaintif? end sid Thomas War- | day of Septemoet, A. D., 1800, between Thomas | named James Went, only Inbout eighters Joore of oe be epee bet og A . wer’ of the gorersment demanded a surrender of ner, Was the smou to be awarded to the paiae Warner, of the city of New York, counsellor at Sonn nek L oie up te ged to na fedletmment | firmed quatpeiing qsecmm: . ae ee os | the territorial rights of the South Mtocintppt . rmanent aliunony, but wae not aware, unt part i . ? el ng Bim wil nee wort! . “ | thke the lead aed the other Bttes of the Rowt about a month ‘egy of the demand to have her el aia euy, payractan, et coe soaged muwiee. ihe property of one George Kelly. This. youngster im | p Th0*UM Of $104 40 wae appropriated to pay Ariat | touk the buat to Hodok: Will follow. The Natohes Free Trader, speaking of t Ryder tor services as bell rings! res ay to be pertectly hardened fo crime Lt oem} - ort time #inoe be war sentenced te s term ot 7 nt tn the penitentiary. which term bas not | Tt was resolved that the Qom' ity Hai since the man rurering took plac jate Union meeting city. ways the oall wae Hgned by more persone than actusify attended the meeting, aud the names ot the signers vo the call were claim secured on ot out of said Thomas Warner's | seth; that whereas there is now due to the said te, or upon either—That when | party of the first part the various sums of money, or Iitee on Police report this t wae se informed that the plaintiff in- | about those amounts of money, be the eame more When placed such measures as they xpedient to arrest ry > rt rin ge ey sisted upon having the allowance for alimony se- | or lees, which are severally tesationed ia the ache= spon placedat the bar he pleaded | the driving of corti ep tee dees, Caer 1s The € ¥ Y ng Ws LA ra br cured a8 aforesaid, he was also informed and be | dule hereunto annexed, and marked A, (which G14 you get away from Bischwetl's | Damper, daring the hour of burine-s; that the mening | bers of balls took eflert, there being oaly three Reeth ane’ net techows Kieved that it was very doubiful whether auch se | sebednle is to be and form part ofthis assigomeat,) hey let you off sy pane lua” TryOM | rounds fired at sixty five yards distance: Twenry- curity could lega'ly be ppvereesi bet bay ne 4 which seid sums are se owiug to said party of the vant Ca tae inte pon oun. A soma unigaticn from the Chief Engineer, rel thebemter by ‘ya Nes be BA 5} pele = re: ent i " o elead’ ) or ‘“ " : . rom ant saith that the said Thomas Warner frequently | firat part as and for costs and counsel ‘a those to the ap: Nation of $1.04) to purehare one of F be«t Ireland's = ngek le - woe $0 peasants te Sask declared to thie detendant, who believed him, that | several suits, ox proceedings, im said schedule men- horizontal vibrating break fire eng! he was willis to pu fone menplig Hapeeneland Poy ny haingseron oo ee im like Tanner, en faa te Fire be mo vent, tivo. 8 com the support aint! according me june und owing to said party of the firet part, the orom i arene Feport oom und uniformly said to this defendant that he would reveral sums of mronry mentioned and “eet forth ia, ous West, Tee Gensesabte so ore ve oo Toe Saeelin poston bog bow Party Ligh uel | to the people. eenion ot rubmleston, | Gronore. —A greater ferling of opposition to the Uni Im this State existe than in generally supposed 4o 90; and this defendaat saith that until after the schedule marked B, which is hereto annexed, | porsersing the ability t a0 bemert live Ramey logrer? bat aasted ; to said, Thomas Warner | and which schedule alco forts part of ths assign: mith the Tmartocss, tse, thet you appear te possess, | "The Huard adjouined to 6 o'clock this (Tuesday) eo map cee, | acon wes thaoh oy ean a speci the sum of cight 1 and six huodrea jars a8 | ment, which said leet nemed debis or sums of mo- Ores wep to, Be oes ny Secst’ te poe gh | vi The company | immediate secession. Tho Oclambus Times, Colambus hereinafter mentioned, thie defendant was not in- | pey are severally due and owing and from the | 00d influences, and ft only remains for as now to pat oan and had no reason to believe, that it was | persons whove names are annexed to the amounws | F0nd iniuats es, amd It Oey toma the Proved vod ~y wee Deeded lonal Bras Bend of Paterson. | sentinel, Milledgeville Poierel Union, reiterate with Jt five ovetoct. | Sn the halted " ind A iss anse tale te tn rine. {very lave the appeal te the peopls to sesede at om than doubtful whether the allowance to | of the said debts, respectively: and whereas there | 2 nd a quorum of | ater piny *he plaintiff would be ordered to be secured on the | is also due ard belonging to seid party of the firer | paA%,ve teileved from tare aeie that you be ion, | Members in thelr places Tae W Paras Light Oaard praction wes alee god. | ¢F they will bs compelled to submit toe deeper dis. estate of said Thomas Warner, nor was this de- | part the sum ef ene thourund dollars, end the inte- | prisoned in the Btate prison, at hard labor, for three rerrrions Lodepenae ut Governor's Guards, accompanied by | £F8¢@. The objsct of the North is the abolition of - fendaat, antil afier euch advance, informed, of | rest cherecu, hich eum was deposited in the hands J Beveral petitions for relief {rom nasoements were | ihe New York Uirase Band. pasted our oor 98 Monies, | ona de Southern States, aud wy aware, nordid he believe dr suspect, that the said | of Dr. Jacob Janeway, ou an 6) wo hab od appre peated or bad any = yor ped boy —_ No. yd i Place = os — (+ {---- the allowance mony le eal rty of second part, Who aaagnea the store a of Mr Fowler would be increased in oid cguremmean to said party of the firet part, and at ssciced ek aie yy ade We a Rg amount by the Court. the wana roctives the said sum of one thousand dol- | ™*!n* (who ‘ehout te be raaoves be ‘Warren street years. ated, and appropriately referred ou thelr way from @ target exoursion. The target was ment to | | There te another young man impleaded with Went | Piottiion of Henry Kuggice and others, tor the prt. | eri Nddwd. This Anecompany. Dele if rf. vilege of laying down pes im the atreote of he | gente yy below rend rest, ol er 1863. Keferred. The sition of JF, Delaplaine, for pier at the foot of | nahow, tumtering 85 muskets Reterred on Monday, on thelr reture frot th of cannot exist long tov Of rerintance or submission i+ Thirteenth—That on the ——day of September, | lars : therefore, in consideration of the pre- behall ted by Dod 6 O A. 1). 1850, this defendant canard 0 be dock ett: mires, Of the eum of one dollar in hand by = sald, bad Ran vdyhy ‘do AY favor of con: | Yon as Tollows:- The “ores prefer the former, and neve ve et, the tealla, the judgment mentioned in the complaint, and it | said pany of the recond part to said first party, at | the transaction. an acquaintance | currence to pay physician rhoee pire. | pieber: Japtain Donohoe. of Northers Bee Oe, ee porlea at Ine pe: A shop wet to the ry eee aga ret the bente, abd. however it may be @ivided, » was docketted at the time of doy therein apecified; | or before the execution ot these presenta, the receipt and thie defendent eaith, that the amount of whereof is hereby acknowledged; and in further | store; thathe alone wae guilty, The District Attorney tight thousand mx hundred dollars, fot whieh eatd | coneideration of the trusts, iuterests ond purposes | *14 he would take care of the caso, and the prisoners udement was confessed by said Thomas Warner | hereinafter mentioned, the sail party of the first | *eMt back. twas before such confession, viz:— | part doth herein and sonign, ransfer, sell, 4 Steamboat Thicf —James Smith pleaded guilty to t of Wor tee ut to sa worth of athowing Regine Com: ot t on the 10th day ef September, AD. 1850,advaneed | convey, confirm and rty of the | rend lsreen stealing clothi , the No. 29 tem additional , na by thie, defogdent— | cccved'part all bie, the’ anid fires up Haht, tithe, | property of pA yy By I ed po doubt the Union in more imusment than ever before olitem Hore Company No 99. ta Third | Serr «= Tho people of South Carctinn ere wenty sixth street, on their thi quietly among themevives im preparation, They are & geltant set of fi to deciaté the Unioe st ea end bys 6 fewers, in favor of conone- | Bhd eet, from Lafayette Piace | yp, 4 in Fire Depertment, in favor | 2° o the @ (A Rooster Gaarde of the Borenternth shat augh advance was made by this defendant | inierest and claim inand t) enc! every of the while that vessel was lying at her wharf, | Repert of the Finance Committer, in favor of con- ‘were on Monday reviewed hy the Mager, «cut of this defendant's own monies ia good taith, | eaid debta, cleime, ewms of money, costs and coun- rt ube Berth iver. tanetaton's Ota to make a donation of $180 vo. ¥ note 0. Be- ; “and procesard to reecive the Lod | Sinte, thong littte -or the benefit of one Thomas Warner, without isoever, together with all and every | sentenced to the Btate prison for five years. Gono tag Polteema® Gis him, while 1s the discharge | Pur” po ards, who wore on a terest Ox | onieet Their a any enprem Of Weert agreement of understanding of account, papers or vouchers rela | sigiing « Pag of Silver —Jobn Ridden was com. | of his duty. Coneurred in Heese Tiers gaat de, Michsel J. Naddy, com. tom to the 7 sweat ohousd be sepeid or torarned by. val oy, coats 5 aed one her, sisted bmg pe ananene. “hasdent, proces a) oe. thelr third aunanl torget F i wa te thts Sefer f, eaeept counsel the eS: to hare the corridere of the City Mell yn ge o with gas Adopted. reinafter mentioned, | rtreet. ‘that it be referred to the Committer ov, yay fe en eee evening of the 17th of July, Oareoi was about shat- | Ordimances to report an ordinsnee to this board, tae . the tof this defeodant’s not bei ble to . ay whole of pach ‘advance tye faly and Sroaest enforcement of py jacgment aforeanid, and u | A biAng there, an: vin the Nee of driving onttle wireae’, the y . was cataite iJ below asone Marg iret ( 4 Carrol on Nr rae the ily “ I ander & chats, on which be ns epprene' ATrétehes ons ot lee Sompany Ra's % Rae a