The New York Herald Newspaper, November 22, 1850, Page 5

‘Meeting of the Com ©) ioners of Emigra- lictous, and excessively ua-| ral agent, Dr. Griscom, whom he wasfor | The Torpedo Afair—More tonThe Invertt si). into the Barbar. | funded. being the author of all the mischief, as ; ie) sue Gesetee ee Mr P. Coghlen, hospital olerk, examined:—Was| sympathy for, or care of, the emigr pon eval estate toe ENNETT, Esq, Hes en Wara’s isin. called upon by Mr’ Westerarid to taku oharge of bis | bring the orwuutor of the medical totem’ that has not Eprros or tux New Yorx Henatp— On Wednesday at three o'clock, a | Office for s few hours during bis own and bis clerk's ee bel aptem tat ‘sscalls on both | Srn—The wisdom of 4 7 . absenoe, the day proceding the death of Mrs, Malloy's| Worked so badly. sons] estate. is, ‘them in ane wisdom of antique justice permitted am meeting of the Com +i re of Emigration was | Child; went to Sir Wisterfeld's offee accordingiy; | ,, The motion was lost, only Mesers. Dillon,McAr- | the payment. of thom a celorable title | #ccused, ina trial according the wager of battle, the hheld at theofice ia th: ‘The following mem- | while there, Mra Malloy same to hia. and requested | dle and Devho voting for it. one-tbird of the estate, after payment to hold over our property; and, therefore, I apprehend | right of appowting some champi k Senel't \ «cous vente Gutiun G, | Bef tulasion to teinain tha: nigat with herebilds which | Mr. Dion moved that early measures be taken | debte, to the widow for life; and the Wvision ta not to | we havea right, and cught to be allowed tc proceed, ; ampion who, lacking e Cominiznicn were presents + | she expected would dir, tv gave ber pormisstoa, with | to reform the present organization of the medical | be made until all the debts, and the twosume of 610.000 | and hav matter inquired nto, unless we are | ‘2¢ Physical infirmities of the defendant, might be Verplanck, Robert # \\ycarn, Vilham McArdle, Terre spears: che vamaloed, sith the cha that | departineat on Ward's Island fone sites xecutor. have been stopped by, matter, of ‘multifariousness. Now, here is able uae ie Pormparatinely faunal combat ‘ a ; the o . she wen’ to! it - resol lost, aint ‘or andthe 6 ay eales e iB ACCUBEr. faced Captain of City Gu ye Joho B. Deviia, Abraham ed, bringing with her cuflia plate, wi ry the bem: cn Mn One nen Ne at voting 0g it but eote, or raised moneys, i were made to the comspenicn w Pets were ie self pod spas x74 of chivalric recthody a — R. Lawrence, Cyrus Ou ' =, i rezory Dillon, Adolph | insoribed on it, and which abe presented to hii the Mr Rongwaup said he thought Mr. Patrick i the testator's debts, to a | not wanted to pay debts; and, therefore, we havea | ed with favor in this century, [ venture beter he Rodewald, and Se:ur! “ith, Mayor of Brooklyn, | Bespital offce requesting st the same time, to arrester re iat large by the exscutor’s own showiag, wero | right to inquire into the truth of the matter. There | public to vindicate the character and ore , lowed to see her c 4 acoompany it to the grave; | Coublen, the clerk, ought to be dismissed for re- | uppaid; ton yours’ limitation (supposing | is another objection which defendant's ccuneel makes | kn innocent tye ee eee sevetation 08 ‘The only absent iene: “us the Mayor of New vo her permisston told by the sexton that the | fusing give any satisfaction to him when he y case to 16 retrospectively) cannot a) about this belng a fishing bill; but L ‘gent asdnatent ma enonens the fallacious misrepre- York city, who is to: nber in virtue of his office, | body bad been removed from tne wards to the dead | ueked whether he was the informant of the Herald | to that part of the bill which soeksa discovery ead | it to be @ bill of that ‘kind for there ia no want of | StHtations and predetermined calumnies of an in- oklyd ts + i was told by the sexton that, | Or not. . ‘The Mayor of Brook's \ member in virtue | on entering the dead house she dewsnded tohave the | Mr, Dition auid Mr. Rodewald appeared to be | states and alleges that the testator's estate fs yot_un- | allegations. are. too goueral; that I take to be the cht of his office, but very el iow ateods. Mr. Gregory | coffin opened to take # lust tarewoll of her child aad | more anxione to find out who gave the information, | settled and that defendant is still acting as executor, | racter of the objection Now there are certain case reliet in respeot to the personal estate, for the bill | allegations in it but it scems the objection is that the | cake oe Bin faly ith te hard aed quy. Up to this time has George Wilkes labored ‘ loted off'ha : <_ | that op bis (the sexton) declining to doo, through | ¢hun t wi “ ‘and, as he alleges. for the settlement of such estate; | where general allegations will be allowed, and the Gret | strenuously with his pen, in the Police Guzette and Dillon is a member in vir/uw of his office a Presi- | fear cf the gonecquences to the women, aew wg bth J engl af false; and | Sha that inregerd to the roal estate, neither the twenty | idea 1'wish, to prerent to the court i that thesereral | other journals, to overwhelm with shame Samuck dent of the Irish Eimigre ut Somety; and Mr. Rode- | the body bad been opened, she forced the coffla epen Coghien on thoes gronnde, for whe he (Mr. Di | Yeees; Bor the ten years limitation can epply, beoause | matters we charge are,from the very nature of the are, | Drury, to degrade his family, to inearcerate hig wald is @ member for (he sume reason, he being herself, and on di ul Lag anaes bad = Ion) proposed to rf out @ Commissioner ot Theeds Lender iB pe se eae rege ber | yithie Moet ondrn of the defendant, ly, by the dissemination of vile insiauations and pose vised fe ’ ; President of the Gerivun migrant Society. ek as in Gon? ek Gee to rdminister an oath to the witnesses, it was ob- | S437,sud therefore belther in respect to the third de. ertadan Win wanatonae thin | malicious libels. Neither has it been in this sole aA. Viietagiae Wi. Gésctd or of tha eamsmteaions patients ran from ths | jected to, on the ground that they had no power to | vised to her, nor in respect to the other two-thirds ie | fore, is where the facts are within the knowl | thet the. leader of the stool pigeons has tarried i twelith' shanty into the dead bouse to see what wan | compel them to swear, and now they turned round | there any ground, by abalogy, or otherwise, for the ap. | fendant and not within the knowledg oti is vindicuve machinations. He has striven to ers. iter. amd that be (the sexton) asked them for | and ussumed the night to compel a man to give in- | plication of the twenty years’ and, lastly, the | party, genersl allegations are allowed; but Independent | PoibOn the minds of the jurymeu empannelled in At the previous meeiive of the doard, a commit | ® woe in reet~ciug ber; the dey after the boy | formation that might, in their eyes, criminate iL i certain and precise in respect to ail | of the rule we have sp excuse on the tace of the bill; | the cause; he has personally identified himself with . be aa 2 Bennett died. he (Mr ©) gave the sexton @ certifioate | himself. matt to the discovery and sought, I will now call your Honor’s attention to folio | the prosecution; he has endeavored to render pad tee of three had en nppointed to iaquire into the Of burial for the body; was informed by the sexton Mr. Ropzwazp then abandoned this ground, and eeu requisite to enable defendant | twenty-six of the bill which alledges that Charles U. | lic officials subservient to his purposes; he hes account published in vive Hiera/d, of the dissections | ae ee rene ae none oars yt ttt | renewed the attack in another direction. He pro- see rua ted tea, He te | Carroll after he qualided as eavcutor. reosived largo | openly attempted the subordination of witnessess Fequired to answer. Mr Butler coutiaued to say thers | tums of money. &e Now there ls. 1 apprebend. ample | and now, when all these pitiable and illegal eflorts h cod and Randall's | the sexton the tatber should have his child, the father | Posed that Mr. Coghlem be dismissed for omitting | were euveral points in the demurrer which the de cause on the face of this bill fer there genoral allege- | have failed, he still continues to persecute aad and resurrections on \Verd's L Island. The commitice consoted of Messrs. Ver- ed was the ground | [© tel! the cosmmussioners what he knew; aud also | daot’s counsel did not think proper to state, and | tions. You will therefore find that wherever th Janck, Rodewald, aid Dillon abeut to bury his cbild consecrated! | proposed to dismiss Feely, the sexton. i therefore it might be fairly inferred that the points | general allvyations are made, that from the! ‘antese of har vod the unfortunate victim of his malevoleat = said that be did not Kaow that he could get a soparave | A vote Was then taken on the question, when it | omitted by him are unto He then wont on to | the case. the facts are within the knowledge of the dy- | Macbinetions To what a deplorable situation has not George i ” ms Mr. Verplanck presss «1 a report, of a brief and | grave; same evening the sexton told bim (Mr.0.) the | was carried, ull voting for it except Messrs. Dillon, jer the stpamant of the deiendant’s counsel, | fendant and not within the knowledge of the plainti! eS y had been exhumed. and that Mr. Webb allowed id the bill secks @ full recount of both | which evidently warrants the plaintiff in calling on | Wilkes and bis confederated associates driven general kind, in wi ne said the statemenis | ie rudemts to take ie, immediately to the dead si septs sch tanith deatilia the detndant fer a discovery; aad ia" the presont case | Samuel Drury? By the institution of criminal pre~ were exagyerated an named Jamns Doyle returning You have ‘duanis d one officer for omitting to tell that defendant is not only vlothed wi | it ie mepifeet from the bill tba stators properly was | ceedings, bused upon premises well known to them Mr. Rodewald preseute auother, in which there ) after hav! . the body | 14, Sh A g to sell, but with a power to mortgage | scattered all over the United States and, ot course ex- | to be entirely false, they enveloped him im lor 5 here; was told by the maton that Dr Ely and De | {he (ruth, and the other for telling it for wuswer- | the real estate—thot, in & word, the will gives | tremely diftowlt to givo precise Information in respeat | tedious, Vexatious, legal controversies, ted icing Were some partial details of evidence. Kirby applied to Mr. Webb tor the body, and that bs | iby the questions in fact that you asked him him the most plenary powers to deal in every way | to it; aud tuerefore the pluintifl ought to de excused | him from comparative wealth to a nroeseitons sue Mr. Dillon presented ‘h- followiag report, giving | (the sexton), was met avout Mr. Devin tock exception to this view of the y possible room to | from setting out with great particulacity, a description jstance. By the di i f cal ud libel all Gan AE a Cie erence de some ight, cage, as it reflected upon the motives of the com- doube ths 4 ou Property Therefore Capprehondthis tabing ob- they tee blasted ie sepetalion, telaee es ond Ne com: Inissioners. im to give ap acco: . iJ jection murt fall to the ground These are the ouly re- ' REPORT TO THE COMMISS:.) VAS OF KMIORATH thea went with Dr Eastwood Dr. Colbertom and Dr. | ‘Three other medical etudents were then ap- | this court a general jurisdiction to call exscut-rs to | marke I have to make to the court on this par. of the | Bess, destroyed the budding prospects of his youth- Bacccas Meta. oun of 400 co vee appointed at | Ply, to Potrerefeld. and that Dr, Ely dug ap the body, | pointed, in place of those disinissed, Mr. Dillon ; S°C°@Bt. avd the more especially as the de- | case The next objection taken by counsel on the other | ful family, aud overshadowed his home with « darks the last meeting of the t juire tato und re- | aod that they returned with it to the house oa protesting against the appo intents, and the whole | #2daut admits he ma ies, lenses and mort. | side, is multifarionsness, in making the companies par- | cloud of presumptive guilt. es. and has never tiled an inventor: In it | thes to the suit, Ie contends that this ought not to Despite the rendition of a verdict triumphantly a »' n osp! A . - ee ere Cte neste os ein ak Word's Island, that cm their return they were chal. | DoW ee Sten on Warts Lalo , in relation to fio os-ses of diseestions and | lenged by the watchman; was informed ofthis om 8 " " ot therefore the duty of this court to call such aa | done. Now. it is sometimes @ very disiloul: subject oan » * #8 alleged to be practied there, bas the | Gay moruing; went down und raw the bod; The commissioners then adjourned at an ad- | exccuter to zive an account of his dealin @eclde on the question of multiferrousners in '& sours pees ere en pi Me eodee mn thonor to report— Gead- house; was vanced hour of the evening. Upom thi of Equity, for if » plaimtaif does not bring all parties be- Witness stand. of an accomplice, sworn to be the ‘That, on Thursday le! © >» committer. consisting of | Temoved secretly on Tursday, the 12¢b inet, and thi Su . Court—Equit Side. both myself and my associate thought it scarcely | fore the court, the objection it immediately made that dedi z ref the & ‘oad Messrs. Verplanck, Rodeniv, sad myrelf, proceeded to | the dead-house was broken into Jor thi prem quity ° ceneary to refer to any authorities. He then bande1 | he has not the proper partivs to thu sui = ot aay h alll hh oat oe ets maton © ne nfe: machive; despite the defitiea- is it; declined givriug $ we Leybinscunaglpepyaiong up # list of authorities and continued his argument un | the other hand, be subjects bi Lot the body, was told by the sexton tha | PORTANT CASE—DAMIKE CARROLL VS. CHARLES MH. tf the court adjourned, The argument will be Fer | the objection for multiveriouss Now. how are the | Won of & witness, whose perjmry Was to convict the the trunk ef aman pamed Burke, was preserved in a CARKOLE. AND OTHERS. sumed this morning. | two objections to be reconcile Tt oftem happens | prisoner, Mr. George Wilkes, the soul of this heart 4 tub in the dead hoase by Or Carnochaa; saw it there; Before Chie: Justice Kamonds, Nov. 20.—-Mr. Dutler resumed the argument thi that the ciaims of parties aro sopurate and distivet, | iese persecution, continues on in hiv steadtast en ‘that we might make « ¢! : has seen to the desd-house dismembered bodies aud N 19.— This cause came betore his Honcr on a morning and ia doing so eatd, that In reteronce to | and yet there is ono general prineipie running | reer of wholesale libel and vindictive calumniation. enabled to report co tes tuwri th taste of the case, | Vessels, such as raucepaus, &e, containing parts of | demurrer, taken by the defendant Charles Hl Carroll, wultifariousness, it was impossible ae 458 ance naman through (he whole, and in that class of casee the diff. Mr. Drury is placed in # peculiar posiuon before founded upon legal tentimouy. | vecest to say that my | bodies; raw the sextou put hack into the abdomen of | $0 the plaintiff's bill The bill was filed in 1546,stating | rule to govern im all cases, In every case of this | CUlty arines In Blory's Kyuity Pleadiogs tt is laid | he community. ‘To regain his shaken social poe we were Dot concurred yn Upon arriving ut tha | ® child, some of ttn lutestiues loft out om the table by | ‘Bat Charles Uarroll, lave of the couaty of Livingstom, | Lina ‘he ald che sonct on ght aud would by governed | 10WR that whore there Is one general yeia by whieh | ., Xb dispel chowds Soeraring Wis Gu 5 wharf, opposite to the Tximnd. we ware azcosted by @ | the doctors; was told by the sexton that the dootory | it thin State the tather of complutoant avd of dofon- | 4y°\t, Pocullar clroumelanors. Now let us see whati. | We parties are united. aliboush their mterests may | O4—to dispel clouds obscuring bis character— i= tleman. Who represrnird hiwseit to bea reporter | bed directed his to place limbs along with awholo | Gat, in his lietime—to wit, om or about tho 14th | 7 tnal'ts multifarious la thie Dill, It was fied by ons | BY distinot, ax in the case of tenants ia cocimon, o | & Word, completely to vindicate his inuoceace be- m one of the daily payer- of che city, and desired | body im the suine coffin in order to thelr removalo | October, 1843- made aod published bis last will aad | jeacce aruinat another, and charges that defendant, | i the case of parties having ® ries c! common fore his fellow mee, it is iacumbent for him not jand. io Che duty assigned +! propsaed to the 1o to have the permission of rhs comuittee co attend the | Pettersield, was told by the sexton that Dr. Cox had | t*tament, to demise aud pass bis real and personal “ fy Ke . therethey must be joiaed, una che generat doe’ only to demonstrate hie gui'tlessncss, but to fase Investigation. Believing tha th attention of the entate, and thereby direoved that, im the tirst in- | {2 iscapacity of executor. has been guilty of various | pig by Ridgeway upon this polut ic, thatwhere tuere | the crimes, alleged to bave been committed by ‘public cannot be too fr ar too clovwly stance, all bis just debte be fully and speedily | twenty-one yeurs have elapsed, the ex weatorah!p stilt | #8 0De gemeral right, although the parties may have | him, upon the really guilty partes. The verdiet of ——— br me ones ‘meut of our public institu. gS wma = a hi — OS- | remains unsettled; thet no necouat has ever bees ren- | Separate rights, ademurrer will not bold Now, ta sais an honest jury, after merely hearing the tesumon, jons—particularly to « a ati Teal ¢ which m' remain ; “ care you hi eral right, in which, althou = parti 'y 0 proutiariy ‘Siew apenas ot bins Sate, Oo ee ce Of her | (ered, and that debts of the testator are still unpald; pei y ave One gene right, in wi oag! adduced by the prosecution —a greater part of whi Gistinet intevents, yet the Mability of boub | yw 7 Se dha "aneas “4 parties ie general. Tbe pt ican, om p Mendon was manufactured under the express supervision lendant is for one conneoted demand, and if his aver ls Deocssary to inform vs whas he did pay, it {a neceerary for us to go into the fejulry | SU! in regard to the other dotendants, to kaow | The community demanded a clear exposit hew much was paid out of both the pertoaal | the torpedo mystery, and Mr. Drary determined #pd real estate, and #ltheugn we might act haves | that such a decided request ehould be comphed right to any of the personel estete, we stilt would bare | with Wronged, injured, and harassed, he hae & tight to call for av account ot ic; for instance when | strenuously endeavored to break the darkuess ut the sale was made to one of thove companies, i is | suring that ufluir. He has, thus far, produced necessary Jor us to know how much of twstatcr’s | some clear testimony of the real mature of the deb me unpaid. aud 1¢ will be a ~ witness y i for us to know how wueh of the pr | oflenee, and of the working of the confederated alter payment of those debts, aud atior # goneral aie | bend Who, by means of Loci and perjury, strove to us to vot this ia. | obtain the conviction of an hooest man, and to ine ciroumstanced as taat (lsat —T was de und be further shows, that the exeeutor bi:self ad y by the visiting physi. | Datural iite, 4 Personal estate, to dispose | its that he hus been still acting in his expactty of | had taken aways part | Of wil she might think Gt and proper, and further be- | oy ecytor, in executing deeds and i orteager of part of Autely after our arrival « 7 of the chest of a mau wbout whom he had the dispute | aeeathed to her $10,000. to be paid to her as oom as | thet vetators estate, aud ia leatn, hans forte the investigation by wxumia ng. orally, three ot the | With Dr. Weber; Dr. Carnoshan attacked him (Me () | Bis executors could raise the money by the sale of | Doron of setiliog and wiadin thet visiting phssicians—Urs. Mao Nevin Cox, and Hosack— charging him with the aruiclosia | SPY part ot his estute, or that thet amount of real | Porpores of sutiiiog Aus winding uy the te the Horpital clerk, Mr P ‘oublan; tha sexton, 4nd swore at bim violently, Mr C. told De, | estate might be conveyed to her im fee, at her option, | ty) .0 \raneactione, and hook to oe ned Faly; Jemea Doyle, patient 1m the Tnth shanty; ead | Catmochan that swraring so was con‘rary to the new | by bisexcoutor Ile thea devised and bequeathed to | Coo yovanorson the ground that Lavy wer Maitew Gilmore, assistant s«xtoa'on Randall's island. | rules, to the framing of which, be (Or. Carnochaa) | Bis other children, pamely,Jane Maris Tabby, Ham. | tri) ud that defendant had Iecer cscarte in bi It would encumber this repo t, wad extend it to aa | Was @ party; was asked by Mr Kodawsld, was be the | #2 L Carroll. Aon Keboces Lane Bliza Barbara Gare | psi aa NM Gelondany had meses sus deh in ble unnecessary length. we.e Tt give im detall the author of the articles mm the Herald? Mr. U, retased to | Tl, Charles olkar Carroll. Daniel Joreph Carroll, | Yel unnercccary tor him to make ®och conccyaneee | aminations thus made hare accordingly answer and Wm. Thomes Carroll, and to thelr heirs, each one | [24 Yor this purpose it was ueadsaary that we should to this report. that the Hoard amay to | John Feely, sexton, examined —On Frida: —— his estate, both reel and personal; Save tokace Cp tease overs onium than ban Gun i for the purpo-w of deciding whether thay | ther of the boy Benoect came to Mr. Vogh! further, be devised to bis son, Uber. ti. Carroll, and his | tress in the real slate, Now, if we are tight in this justify the conclusions to «hicn ( have are It is | Scertideate of burial for the body, and h y | Belts, the sum of $10.00 to be paid ous of the sales | view, it ie abrelutely necessary thet the Farmer St Ward's Irland. to which tne act-n‘iou of the Board | iy called om him (eels) with & bottle ct brandy; emnity him tor the lors ho might sustain | Trust and Wonking Company, should be madv parties or to have his asswar, I hove me fa fellow being, whom the fel at War oa Board | Fly called om hie (reels pap cegn SH Rng Map Ren we man Ey i wellbore be Dheny, ohe to this bill Let us cee. thereiore, who it is that makes > te |e ee ee eee See ee eee s been drawn, sud whish tn eommitter was bound | went with Dr. Lily tothe nursery and got » pips aud Pp ol ator declar as 1¢ wae cljection—eertainly not either of those com- ndant ie charged with « constructive | cution were, at that very moment, aware to be to investigate, have not. in any degrees, been exagge- | brandy; went to the drad house, and accompanied | bis will foreeaid | penieg, for one of them bas anawered the biil, wad | “Ut And that he old, mortgaged, aud reniad. aad | wholly guiltless of the oflence charged upon him, of the man, Wilkes--discharged Drury frown every imputation of the offence, aud this, too, without Bering his counsel to ae even the di S rated, but are strictly teus The Board will recollect | Drs Ely, Bastwood and Vnlverison to Potcersti-t4, shoutd not be paid or ap- a received and paid and we wot to kaow how much & caileade eadia ° that I strenuously opporrd the new plan for the re | texting with thes en empty cofla, shovel, ebtuol, and | pOrtloord amongst them watil the two sams of $10,000 4 oy Peon ye Gig haem by any ome It | iy bes paid of those debis, aud how much remains pany ea eg ara Fog gg Oe een organization of the meui «| deparimeny at the island, | l#mp; Or. Bly went with bim to the grave; De Bly queathed to his wile. and his ron Uharles H Uarro:i, . ¥. cue. Lapprebend, therefore that the charge of mul- Jerk * y acd that I frequently ure: wa a radical objsotion, | soon Jug op the body; they brought tae body back to | Sf Caken out, nor until all nis just debts are fully pro: | 2% 64 ys , AL. pong od is con- | titerlousness bas no application. A court of equity ] that it would open thu smictaur ho-pital at @ eohool | thé dead house, leaving an empty coffin in the grave, | Tided for, nnd paid out of his estate; and he tarthor : ; way evtertain @ suit aguinet ai! parties who hare aa of experiment. Tee inere imvdionl soutente, who woed.| whieh, Dr. Rig pBrrerency hoanpe «0. hyn Friday aight o¢ Cxpreseed it to be his , | the objection; moreover, it is impossible tor dete Santous, 66 ugonie hee give oes. Tunwenie bate Operate upon the pa tauper- | Saturday morning, om reaching the dead house, they Te edocs tine eed ifce’ ithont having those PSF | tu make a few brief remarks ou the statute of limite vision of superior medi: hority whieh w: beo- | Were challenged by Saturday 0 debt canaal ba oat auae without givlog those tet up by & ant’s oounse I supposethe cre George Wilkes, trembliag for his persouad lutely necessary for the proteetion of the tween two and three o doe! partieaan opportunity of being heard. Your Honor 1 Will net contend that is any bar inthe | gajety, and quaking at dele iz the dewrnds + Ali my aaticipations, { regret to «ay. b will percetve that the objection takea to the bil i | Way: Mthough be endeavors to bring bimewif withl: blade of justice, isstes a card in many Sunday au than real Treated two told, First, that defendant is called on to account | (Re Teined statutes | aaa celetiag or ay teen daily papers, to'implore the public not to be gow. | ceppnghes heseteem make parties t the bill, let objection is. that the revised statutes apply altogeches Of Margere Connor's afhdavit, aad from wat testator clothed bim with tull party ecuiien of tae eee te poling 7 wud 23 of | 10 C&S subsequeDt to thelr being passed, aad Bot co is more to be dreaded, the graud toquest’s endorse Imortguge-any laude he, the testator ommedin any pure | tbe Lil, ndalso to folios 42 to 4s, 1m which the truste | Corr%¢ Guaueeifue Walworth ius hed dierent een Te icuenication } of the United Stotes. tor the purposes aboromentivacd Fe eee ae aa Me will aopoe: that the | Mr Wood then went into a lengchened ar atto | To rme Ponuc.—A statement having been made tae thes te - way sees porment ot ue na lege 4 eae cae ae - 9 ‘rom. | ‘HOW that the decision of Leaesaine Wal ae, ea certain morning pring of Jmerteg, Se she yoreere af cles. ard nove other. said bill farther stated that said . , om | Chat question, was untenable, and conclude o- | injuring the reputation of the undersigned detore parents, end in wanton vioition of theit rights avery body was dissected exoopt the etill oo Carroll departed this lite in the mouth ot Ue- not only to pay the defendant, | inti that, sustaining the Geaurrer would work | community, be tegs rave, in advance of Bia own although the paren’s had beea to the fslaad | dren; Mra. Mollay came with « cofllu plate © 1523 without altering or reveking said will, and 0 thet it ts obvious, fur the purp: irreparable injury and oppression. and that therefore | weekly qulitontion: to say © Word oF two upon the Goagateitons tar she decent’ busial Of tena | Oegniens wes presens os the Sime) ene GUbed s or that at the time of his death hewas seized, in fee sim- | ‘ to a general scoount nnd to 1mpwack | ty Gemurrer ought to be overruled ject. ‘The ttatement referred to conalete maluly tu @ ng. In one of there wavs. even alter the child | ple, of a large real of Livingston | ee reaped to Sine Geet aalonaue teake Cane Mr. Kirkland, om the part of the defendaat, briely | ieoriously writtem affidavit, made by & notorious fe- iol &nd Monroe. in this state ‘ @ tracts of | COUT Seed. ted datenanen eee tockhold | TePlied to the argumruts of platuttl ¢ count, con | male convict, et 0 Copaor, aud whien, pany, it 6" , endant becamesstockhold | ti dieg that the demurrer ell taken, aad that | fallingin ite t st of procurin, . } i b ‘Thompson, the would be assassin, Warner, Cicero Stanley, the vat departed, and the stool pigeon policeman, A ©. Santh. Searce has the matal hapter of the elations been issued to the world, death, should be app payment of the debts which he might owe at the time of his de- | cease, and for no other purpose whatsoever. And | ‘ faid ‘testator nominated nud appointed his son, ; they took the | Charles H Carroll. sole executor of his said will, with Prveenoe of the other doo. | [ull power tosell oF dixpose of any portion or the wh tore. that if auy wecideat bad bappened while eros of bi wevhons. Lf the dia- | be would have throwa him (Feely) o those patients who | eu the cargo; Dr Obamneyand Dr ‘were here without friends or reiacives, it would them | at the ond Bouse; saw itunes eat ¢ have involved simply @ violation of tha rights of the | Cut; almost every body at the dead house B drad; but two cases were proved to us in which chil. | dissected there unt Suaday, the Lorn taet ; dreu were dissected without the permission of their | day, Dr. Chamney dirsreted two ehildren; mortem exw vin and Dr. © liver out; Dr Bly nee her child betor nd in Che Blater of Kentucky and Mierouct, and the | hh torgot the rights of the father « ; x ot that company in bis twdtvidual capac in the dead of night. be. » ad taloted at Dintriet cf Columbia; and. qe estate tnt pes 3. ae ghee Bech rding to the rules pre ling 1: ] ment a *t Warner and Thompe n went to the gravayard at Potter's | ing the ebild had been ut from the throat to , erie ae Telia Oe Ol ene Wee ul contains | ought to be tusteined. Dvotston re quently ured by her covimderates an tor hepds dug np the remains of | lower part of its bo bis wi 4 % the deiamation of the undersigned. The reply of the execute, and did exeoute the mortgage in his in poararressemae at sborily after t he ee a be ay ny yusee ‘of the clause of the will, * R * District ames ich deviwe to him 1,000 acres of laud at his optio ¢ Hon Judge Judson prea 1 was duly proved aud probate thereef granted | * on of the bes LP ee orth tee Efe pe 7 A ee | fhe suid Charles U Carrvil, under, whieh he poesersed | Ei zenjehe 1 O00 ‘nonce of nnd nmsecsees Memes ae | St contone Slocrany vo wes wermtunt Bay Seatea 4 ‘woman by a band’ of tiurdsrere, aittec, thet in sows canes. after disssetion, the | Water to restore her; Laurence Hurke ly was out ud entered into porses- | a) od arze that looy. before he received $10,000 wul of the which had been urgued before the Court, the | aud counterfeiters, with whom her tateresta have been ried entire, bot were taken | Up; put part of his bouy ta # coffla ta the dead house; reosipt ot the rente of ‘s entate god applied It to his own use, b; bis deelsion wt vory great length, of wuioh | long asagpiated, aad who (oe undersigned Bus beew ae re die oe he nd aon; Nad | the coflis, with the parte in it. went over to Kendall's | arroll, testator’s widow, | Ait Tee be made bis’ eivction, wad, of course, | the following i an abstract’ [twas an actiou for | preesing to the g'*8 of justivn, during ths last twelve undersigned to that the child. and carried (hem to the dead house for dis- | came down to the dead house section, thus superadding to the other enormi- | at the door, thinking be was doing the women ties of this transaction, « vivlation of @ law | injury; she was lying on the Moor beside the oof Dutebaan ope: amy ty to varies, so 8 Wh 4 in the INST, without baving beom paid her th ot bodies thy int the sexton them ruspested, trom ity Ih, + hovel ing been 9 be ceenct afterwards turn round and take | Collision The libel «1 that the collision occurred | MONths, tor Che @ st UNexampied crimes Lt t+ nate. Selene hy estes together, I mast refer the Die Dedy was NOL there; wpened the ouffia, | LORACY Of $1000 ; that aiter prodate of enid will was | 1, Tina to ‘weve, Dis OD purpose. Mr. Bat. | Om the Kast river, on the Loch of Mey, 184 aud that the | ral that such adders should turn upoa the tavader of wat wy oy dis tn | grented. the defendemt collected all the debts ducto | 1° concluded by raying that be bad present. | demeges incurred were caused by thy carelessness aad | thelr ratety; bULIE is Hot patural for the pudlic t* be Board. however, | tbe estate of his farber, but how much he so received | I yotne court all that hus oocarred to him oa the | feult ot the Day Btate The place of colisiou was mot | Here. wheo tte attention is properly directed to the corapininant ; orth, iuasmuan as the | 62.00 the Gomiltitariournear, and would only trouble | far ftom the weal truck ofthe South Ferry cewam. | tot, that the mam holding the posit tes Carroll never Gied any inyeutory of the | {oC const with a tew cages op the subject a beats The amount ciaiined as damages is $10 000, | NKLEG, should condescend vo sountensac aevete. and that, et various times previous | *” Thi re was DO dinpute as to the Ownersnip of tha two | be Soman in talent Of March, 1805, he wade sales and convey. | Mr. Wood, who was on the same side with Mr. Bi hots nor was there any dispute es to the legal oxist. | Warner, whom be in wn to Dove despised w yeett; of different puts of sad laude, under the power | ler, te ee ee ence of the corporation in whore name this lioel waa | Dated, wod tn order te convict Drury, wi foliow- | Of Pris contained in said wil d received large | cate ah pane ate & cage Tally: that be would be | instituted. Meth bouts were moored at their ry. | kbew, and whom be had never som wntit tolio™- | fume ct money. bonds, wo:tgagus and other securiicn | Very brief on the subject. He would fest cali the at- | oUt . rth river, and were destined | Teet. ‘The object of these vile aMidavica Tuaed, | for the payment of the purchase money, and that | tention of the court to the bill. shich wass bil foran | Jo tng Kast tiver and through the Sound; the | mination in» b print eaunet. b d and demised large por- | #ecownt that involved both real and personal proper- | your of departure of each boat was 5 o'el Mj; | Umderstoot by the puolic, an received the awards of said | ty, Sud especially the proceeds of that part of th» Feal State from Pier No 2, aud the Worcester | #ppreciation of his moti estate which bad been sold and the remts aad profits 18. The grent questiu he Ad pever turn of Che real estate whieh the defendant has received in | ation of the Ocart f al days. lag | ton of Jemen Doyle went with Dre, Kirby and Bly, aud the body of the bey Bemnett. at the first digging t Kapdal’s Crlaod tant rexton at Ih hese proceedings; thry ar Firet—The pre eent organiretion ol toe medical department ts radi- cally detective. Teu visiting phystorns aud surgeons, | at $0008 ear ¢nob. reeictog in the city alternately | they foudowed it elamd, ator #t all | paying delly vieits tothe [xisud ta whion the mere go- | that came trom Ward's [rlaud to Randall's Isivod Ang Bud HtUrming COMFUMes Chiew hours of the day, lately, bad marks Of bleod on them, blood oF mm cue | MRMed tae in wh! ev cannot possibly give proper atventiove to the siok, oral. | we a to ooae out of them on the soo; = OmP bis alledged onpacity of executor and trustee; now, | inestion ot tact by whose fwult waa the eoiuaion? | be redeemed in the punish ford to us that guaranies for the faithful diashargs of | body of Wiliam Bowden, Sean focus the ore wed | Geren never rend. th forent ehjvots, TK mention thiy, snid Mr. | Ab etcy wtated, the libeileat alleges that the faute | the torpedo piot, wud himself fully viudioaiwd saw the following parte: Pare of his cheat. oue Ing hia | Complainant by Dix bill further allegor . way with the Bay State, and the answer rete forta baat | th® heperrions which gontederated Fame head aud his wrius, Has never neon wcofin Iately from | 4 Mared, ISIS the raid dotendant luaprope . ; the fault wan with the Worcester: or, im ether words, | SO¥Gh* Co heap upon bin GBuRUE W < ae Wa pened but shat the body wandiseectod | Ubbecessatily wxvoucrd the coureyanee of 4 large pesiariodian, the litel alleges that the Day Arate raa upou the v. aif, suller ne (o claim the privilege ao- - eo . 6 col . cation | poriien of the tertator's real estate to the Farmers’ p Worcester wiih great violence. strining Vorcoster | corded to the editor of the Police Gazette, ana in ad~ fy oes soe ye atin leprere om oe: bed = a the sonnel wren meee mee ee ate deh cag | Lown and Trust Company, tor which be only reonived p> ane yor hereas we bh: wh poy eS cas slaty or me venty. feet aft her stem # wer Vanee of my own Weekly publication, ow behalf of am 7 ie ed meg Cape Digg ng oo iy again examined Prevents hi book, Kept | obiisations In writing: or certifieates oulied trust o-r. | foun! tinaie Seerans bet ave no rig eh an 43- Fevszees the cburge, and ailes: ‘ ren | injured aud persecuted man, overwhelmed by pute oJ : now! the folie emt snrd deeds qe ~ ~ nto Ber etrinin, T or . c elera. | tu me | « » sorre “ See Ss ieee ee ene ft barins H. Carroll had, ae betors sta et, recited Kach of these statementa ie #ora to by ths reapes. | We,comtUy ven fe ag mae ene Ba A vient visable, a8 well for benefit of the tor tae ad- | ot Onsobes ona that if the laoguage of the | tine Darton: ago ge oe ae Ye DiOUs Mistepreeeutauons coutame din thee Pr — - “1 e o athe: 7 1 ve Joma theshy cnoald be sltewes + tuvited ts vine the | prerence, ¢ preparation, consisting of x | ; Ni oriecckas Clasaneitian Gites tae deemed a then kleae effur: tw Us const ts noo | Yennecen [roms Geel siaeen oy ~~ Poor tt eepore Be of Lawrence Bark, was taken out ofthe cub eicher last ” 1 “ . . | chow og testimony hed eull-ret any | kes feele bomew hat a eG af the serous tur Lm gp brent enaemnoes woes tele Suebtunes pight br to-day; it consisted of from the bip down to ogether H Laer bs abatement to the end of the trial This being the | the matter he® suddenly takea; he turns paie, oon be et tf oo ned to the mere purposes of pre | te Koes. Feely returned from before the o it. | tracts or parcels of 7 A re ben it is coupled with the other | Condition of care when it into my fs it | horror, at the first ramble of the comiag thuader, scription asd of « They wrust be made | tre. and again presented himself. anying thet the part | !u this Bate, part of said testator's estate, to recure e wil ot be made to. beat tt will be readily teen and admitted that tha disposition ) and seeks to threaten the impeadiag teuryest Oy & toteer that ond ta they have | of Burk in the tub was discovered. thrown on the lot | sum of $60 C00; and ‘bet sald mortgage was ive | Weed eald that the great prineip now to be made faa task of no common responstbil- | recourse to the pitiful arms he hae sv joag wielded of the deed-bouse for conorniment; hereupoa the lu. | *8id company in o ration of ee shares of : ty. | [The tearned Judge he owed im extreme the | in the prostrativa of innecence. The authority te tor « xhum on J oe cannot be adv of the ded the Iai « ' at ja Chertes Hf. Carroll, for his ee Dt ry co “ Jd bill prayed that raid Oharies if, | ly wills, Is to make all parte consistent wita exch | the anathema sou spellis broken tigating Committee, proewrded to the dead hous, words and euphomious epithets tail d this to be the case, and [ witmeese tthe bor. gant If medi share iu prodwoing the collision, womiuded out violating the ri : fuoorntly aed eetediy. The Hay State. b lard, or the eacted feelings of the living, I preter that an ok AS aaat ol! might set forth « fuli wed trae gecount of the | Other, and net to fr iy; there could, he | choosing the onteretscle ond net leaving a wider berth | from bas ipa; bis curser, hike the chickens of the it should stand still . 4 | Several rales made by him of the testator’s real ertate. be no mistake that the te gave | tor the Woreestor aud the Vauderd )t. coutributed hor | ltaltan proverb, are coming home to roost. He te fecondiy—The late reandatous vy Bg and the amountreerived by him on ecoount of «ams, and ildren, one seventh part of hisestate, Iter | share tothe ecilision At the South ferry the width of | troubled in mind, aud trembles at the first appan- ‘Ward's lelond may be ten mace, walsh | Siarust ond tndignetion. Of tooling, with | full end particular scovunt of the morigagns granted | Pays sotrection, castes seul o give the wilt | the river fy 1476 yarda, ‘The centze of the river 16737 | tion of his foreboded eulpabality H penetrates 4m 1 \ by Dim of raid real 4 of the avails t . | BBY co en Rope p oat trom U York shore. | The answer of Wi.kes to the statements advanced © opte ‘ . een the er jatended th. . § are pawpers, and are, theretore, entitied ouly to pacpar | 1860 and from the 24th of Ootober io the 10th of No- Now, aro wo calling on you to give sonsiruction to cae Son: Stueneteen: ae | tion on the score of perjury. Now. how tathes f ev perder at! * a reds co ees SS il that gives to ura benetit? No. We only | ©. thet tbe fore rouse | Laie With hie own proces dings in the Deary matter? - : . didn ia to kee; - A . - ‘ eiate W , both b 1 and L ‘ii seer hat the be oth a at aoe 2. grow “4 atover the com- fe change ve mai ord the change Seeks bea to. gevertatn the damagen etash end that thin we ua, whove ‘vey charea puma grnilemen associated with me on nee oh Den ot Geawaer ‘a chewy vo the personal estate of tue uid express the true moaning of the ty conrequential. andthe one half thorect be decteod | her & proper sabject of sabormation, was # moneeas . . reaut, todeed, that r ’ ten years prior to the time 4 the course te then clear. ly putting shi | seatnet the respondents without costs witness against Urury—so om Ma the 10th of Gat. ot ehanty 0, | Of Bilug bis ill, by teascn cf which defendant I : fon en the will, the (ihe widow) would ” z | she was imported iio this city, from Bostoa, sense of t they were a obarge wpe commission was ertebilebed; but t thet they never b thee Sbetever sophts seoreed be oom fatenet, tn tetailon te genet. Doqecots eed Ase anlng no forint teen nas | Books, &e., Keeelved at tty | the expr sceenes, of the goveroment autuer- The peal ectihe of Govien, wr oe a the beireatiaw | been gone tm @ thourand cases betore, by ding who. ithin the Past © ities of tus State, deriving all roformatiou of tae | nature of the testumony intended to be given, from pore now =F igrent that comes to oar iI ? erued to bt ore thea 20 ou make the it parte of this will Darmow!r > ; 4 fily cents to this commission, Dr. Kastwood. ove at shen AS eats cot Seine eae pny ts e ‘Tolrdly. Mint Ht bend, frown this plain view cf the cho. Pesininang i Wilkes, men who boasted they — 1 jpread over (he country, to in- isles Burke, dissec im relat it dove | Deve & right to oneseventh part of thir estate, ft convict Drury through her pov " 24 bow heme of the coated tot debte and legacies; aod. to that view. we the | ell human probability, the 4 fs narrow ¢ smd bpen English | Crates would have resulted ne they had desired, 4 f his being cast | Were it not for the returnios sense of couscirace ease OUT Went aDO pre py those who are sick | taken out. is Sit“itiiered by the fund to «hich all hoth well and | Thomas Gleason's heart taken away ‘ have coutribate! sad the fand is pudi cient. end Dr. Bly, one ow the 26th of October, at chanty 1 war by raid . if during b a right tothe account we call for, because it is eerentinl ia order to obtain the retiet © rd ~ mney af ote Dr. Masters, one on tae 26th of October, at shaoty 17, | her hooner: and also the p See cat noratore saree os it | DE Merters: one on the a8th of Qotover, at ebamty 11. | bave acerued,nor out of what lands they have sccrued. | ty the swey, and of hisreslding with the Tediansin Mosjaito, | actuating the unfortunate culprit, and evincwg H -- f their camber, t Jampbeil, one On the 28th of Yet , at shanty I Ror dove it apprer by the aid bill but those eatitied | Dav’ Os The barracive bears the stamp of authenticity. | iteelf in her point blank refusal to perjure hereet ribe Dr Campbell, one on the 9th of Oot.. at shanty 16, | to them may 4 them. The defend The Polyylot Pocket hook. by J Bt for sale at | upon the witnewsstand. Then did the irmuess of takes the same ground tp relation to th r ey. This book is intended for Boglieh, | the convict extibi’ itself triumphant over the x, one on the 30th of Cet., at rhanty 15. Dr Cempbelt ove on ne on the 7 was, and ts, substaucally elon at ibe (uarent hoited (eenmonial of legatees, The other grounds set up in the demur ms teh and P om : re . z ponder © nochan, one on the S0th of Uct., took away | og ol of propor partien to the Vote aanioas man. Fr hy talian. Bp: Sane among ry? om | inducements libereily extem pes two her, to par. 1 osky, jo ebich ve Ath of Nowembar nd uncertainty, in not pointiog out what real | ent prooeeds of the tr 4 with Pirate, and abould be in the | cheee berty at the expenee of ¢ thener aad pro- con telbuten » 4 whiek is tow Dr. astern one o8 ith of Nov. at shanty of the testator has been sold, leased, and mort. | We ere entit: d bow wach of it ought to be i an ohe hi ae uaanete to se thee ty, Which the fear of slong arceration to @ H pay Wpwarde oF $6.000 per aw woe applied to the payment of those debes and lecacion hp Pde y emote d ag S| fein prison wae unable to shake. That every ' of Rochester, appeatod for the | New, rit. I eaunot hoip saying that | am rurjrived the | |, ate, 186 Bieadway. word mm het teatime ot *. ith may propriety, ‘ating the various charges vd | defendaat would tase thie preliminary objection. is confirmed by Romanos, by Jas. Nash; | ue aed bis private ren 4— at lonst by thow who con. Toe bill fe t t of the entat be enlled @ pauper fond xt least by thor “ ands ot demurrer | The neeke for # geveral account of the estate, | . 7 " aes tee a the , Yat eo long a# this opinion "52 barges of @ most serioas character, | Stinger & Townend. | | the potit Jury of te ty ! rat Aqua PAZ CIR, | Oto ewes liver te New Tork 4 2 ey axe otther true or flee; I Body, by Was, Gregory, M. D.j Dewitt & Devem | grand ary of the county, who, 0,8 man eualgrants to | tor cham phey, one om the 10th of Nov., 7 diseativfaction at his naneg ns pene Ss eyed ti y Srrcmmesdation fer bee pardon by the Gerelaar en Dr. Champney, one on the 10th ot Nov. #6 On the Bid of December, 1840 y ; History of All Natio . Goodrioh-Now. 21 | Miseuchusetis, upon the expressed grounds of her This io to certify thet Loailed et ine office of thy | that the eanse could not be heard inthis dirteict Up ant bsues Ge he aseac . px i groun ; Kesiouers of Rmigration, on theevening of the | this point the statute wns clear—for it exp" - 4 py Bat emay Om. aod November | having rendered & signal setvice to the course o¢ November, with tho intention of eorrectin clared that causes of this kind #hould be tried where by srerthial wumbers); George tirtwe, We dona street. | criminal justice, by her open and unhesitatiog wi \ Herald two the landa are rituate, Iexil your Hovor's atteation . bi have ao right to an aeeou Church Cberala end Chere Beudies, by BB. Wills; | expoeure ot the villainous tread attempted to be i fand @mien fowate of Ward's to the provirions of the Judixciary act estate, Now. ot me call the Gun basehtai tbe "| ymimed off upos @ court of juste. thea fod that « goners! } tent thore only | deolares that caves like the prevemt should be tried in | ‘eatien of the Court to the ob the bi. tm rele | Oe emi eine in 1860, by A Do Lemartine; office of |” Wy cighed ngeiuet the tesumony of the grandend pee oe Aba ee Page y dying obild. the distitet where the canse of action aross. and | tion to this objectio fol? | the Courter 4 petit juries, the aeseriions of Mr. Wiikes are ike ‘Saleb 8) Sse eterte le Nip Benelli will Be truitia Tal agent then. wrote ont a statement, | where the lands are rivuste; and accordicg to | 75. it will be swem that we liere oharge defendant, | Up (otii) sl de | G feather ta the & Tt would pequite better ie miz Optnten Wheretore. and T reomaeed that early | | The general agent then, note om if Soe we epirit, of this act. aed of the revised | a» exeentor, with taking porsraston of thove lands.and, |). Por Ri } rte te Dalene tweets ee be bebem (> reform the present orgamis Ha ey eet eer tld, "tale statement I ites, this conse oarht to be tried In the soveath | n# ene exceutor, fvcrived the rents and protu un eeie 0b the beneil sree, | #hd puret evidence than that ot le Wiles’ utbes } ot ol Depertmeet d's Inlaw’, to te. | fer od Ccneclther Grula I-under ny comiderstion are situate. He then rete without giving any account of them Art's Reho, for Novembe tous, | 1 COnviner any sane de | Margaret O’Coaner, | Div del Ibmyon the pias to wided f have aliaded, and to | olyer v t to Any Ruch procerding. is by pon which the dem the objection taken om the other aide 198 liresdwey re | or any other woums Being a perjured wreteh-~ J Siem tee frome — be Gomerat Vent all others it wee the intention of De, Urk 4 to proveht. ana bat morely an exeeu fae 1. Lectures on Hygiene A iy by & ne who would volantertly wewr the legal peaaity ner the cniatenis tae emeniete ucime coumit myself ia some way, that he could | barred by the tatute of I to him in trust of the | a Tioughton, A. M. M. D., Fowler % Wells, Clutum | imposed upoo the bearing of (eatimon 4 atinen towards pant Mion aivantage of my siaplio(-y, sons to have | that matter, he said there were two jasmine, tm virens o¢ | BY Mh " 4 | "ic ie too ie for Mr. Wilkes to prate about hie ; er een vier thal did mot, obiect io such disseo- | tome to he regarded~ one as to the per thore rents, is he wot bound | NO wie sseording to, andwith the Word; tyJ. | possion and iadtence i this ely; both have i 2 wate oc tnat I wes never consulted on the eubject, | the other to the ral ena nim was ounded | 10 necgunt ase trastes: de fe, In Mine alleged oa: | creer Oe 3 ey oe eS r Deva oat leg 9 Cou! e' a ‘ pit 1 engaged fo dleeecting oF ¢ nasschadabegse TamoUld av STUY MOLLOY. cu (be Mie then ge stated the several bequests wader | charged Constenetively with a trae power, compel aia | The Dex aerria Mt sap te gong 8.0. Ham | fucgce of bis own headstrong and reculess career ‘ Jelawd, thet thle Bowed oe Witmese, Miers - the will, and enid he desired to mention in connection | to seecunt; and Ifthe devendant has received those . dina Almanac, for 1581; face & Broth. of vituperation. Recent developements hare ' Nov of, 180 capes Mire. ‘Molloy f er gays, that on the night of her | with thin part of the case that the bill © ot Med sents Be has mate bie « and t ot N.Y J " ent ee vane tn A rege Mh lov 2, " ~ " or inet defendent as in any representing Mra | cuget compeliedtonesount Nat there ie no other 4 ; | Chanaitons of the conspirate \ ‘or the Cone ' T.bog. th swbmit, In aA4\iton to rhe vestimogy taken | chiia's deait, In ward 1] of the hospital, tere Tom | eee Carrell, Vut ne representing the tertator: aut that | view of thie ease, and It ju ubie; wbare a party yerks to aati ee eer Ee hourst, wnmecent citteoas, tefuaiog (@ as Ward'e ino a. « ont made by Mre. Molloy, children o cee and 08 being #6. tbe plointift bad falied to mm enae | rot aside ® dood for fraud he has» rigut to go inva wn | Binnen veet Polka (music); Wm. Vanderbeok, | succumb beneath’ the impositions of self-created wi beer eign arare to tort batwern § and 9 | ag jane for t his | scoount. (8 Ridgoway's Parliamentary ensot oni). In | 44 Oe: ped sre aati police tribunals. Ag yer, he light has bat ors TRSPUHONY Tulty AT Wann’s 1 Lawn During the . byt rh Ty wee leunetené Description of the Irland of Cobs, with» Statisoal i. jjy ilkumiuated the datker vecaons of the come erin. physicion, x swlned:—& Bight several shitorem were calilng owe lot genie eaee, | th debts, be © Mop; for pale at all the book-etore plot, sult, ere long. a atrong and power!ul ray for Heownber: Dewkt & Davem | oy iice ine entire (rbre of the base tnachine. Deetor med Benrett Ded vn absoras, hi oo © j for « drtok, and others for s chamber, « Amora: be toh hic gasietant. tr Riv. be wtebed | Cur ot alt thesp efter oF wante mo notice wae a tremtvt 10 ee, ee moron oxemiostive of the body, ve- | the purr ur ammnante whe rere all avieep, Th t h we s ot MMostrtows Averteane Xo. 1; Appleton | '. Wills» ‘rernbieg at the forecast of the coming ood thet Che keeper of the deed house should mot | was rick fur two days previous, sul the assistant x b het his humber containe ® portrait of the Rev | tempest, biter ar | will be his subse- sation made om | partes ate the fowl ‘weas ordered for the cova ¢ howor shai thi og, exeouted In the 4 beutiful | juent lamentation, Te, aad his eou:ljutors, have t dren vad thet ¢, went bill net Wath 1540; | obyeetion to the detailer the bit. ix the cer pane yb. Hee ithe boy was ball otarvéd | teeters, the qusrtloe now ie, had he right to dle thts | tothe two companies, Couinaal 1aj4 t¥a! ws ey PK The three documents were aceepted and ordered | Wil, and ts the defendant bound to eit. Mr. | the bill, thet they ore voit om their face; that. thers | |’ Drury); he has endeavored. by the x bene | he treet “hoe te. | The latter led to great dicenssion and ex- Kirk ae eared erpanae oF po hag oe PAL.» - AS Sloe bat the i Tevemturee Aso the Younger; Mee | iano testimony to thrnet him into 4 tomb- at house: vor © ' - : the yeee pork of the | OT we moved tho dismissal of the three | concinded by Inelsting tbat the a-murrer oaget | 'hemer ves. which we m zine, Now tn Fe ee an the Rierrey, Dell avd Treat. | thd nom, when threatened with an exposition «< ropty to the question, ~ What namber of (Re Ce ee eee tienen the remeine | te allowed, ang iat the, Wil eRouid be dlsmiewa | thle case, @ power ts rorerved to the defendant nadie Birr, eatmotn gy ned rte | ins evil doings, w! ‘many weeks Wil 'e examined by poet mortem!” anys at least | Med beeen 4 : Benjamin F Botler, with whom wes Mr George | the will, to roll the tema, wed the oly) xia ‘with eploadia plates. by John Mur- | menfesird to an he prays Se of the boy Bewnett, end the resolution Was Qaame | wary om the part of the complainest stated thet |'0 Ube exereive of the power, and it depend: on the by oe on ; the couse of + _ iat ing ph examined: mor My erred. there several objections to th: dem arrer. extrinste facts whether he bed the ticat to sil, and bw. 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