The New York Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1851, Page 1

= Ss =—s —— rn | WHOLE NO. 6814. MORNING EDITION~--FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1851. PRICE TWO CENTS. SALES BY AUOTION. WEBB A. WILLIS Of that article, this community. as if by one common | Inman’ Dia he ask Mr. Willa’ No) why then should | in which Mrs. Coddington was concert4, or to whom I D OUB L ES HE E T *_ } Qverion Norice—GRODERIES, CHERSE, PIS THE pi AN > be ba CASE. Consent, Gxed upon the plainti, Mary, an the person | be bare read {hem ? | Why shout his Gwn breast become | havo ever breathed « doubt of her hewer ok purity, And Av 9 Wises, Tea ke Os Pate Seen Memennns alluded to; because, in the first Pisco, it was very well | the receptacle of that seoret, witeh he said was buried | T cannot but regret that you and ‘her o¥fn hourebold AMUSEMENTS. se nose way. tee fp Tgn0 Superior Court—Geners) Term, known toher friends that she hind had thiscorrespoudence | in the father's grave? A gentleman asks hid-frlend to | have not been a: disereet.” Why yo' shoctd be willing “OMT Raisive, Pou Tos, Fire: ka, Flug Tobacco, Segars, Before Judges Sandford, Duer wn: Campbel!, never concealed if ira, Shorr: i ‘ MENTARY TESTIMONIAL AND GRAND MQOMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL AND GRAND THOMAS 8. MBL ‘The Great Master Spirit ‘Ameries, and th ay i with Willis, She © it he com- | receive a pack: igo and hold it forkim. IfUol, Webb's | to place on file such papers as have been’ served upom Gin, Bay Rum, it June 19.—Smith Coddington and wife. vs. James W. pastons of hee {7uth though she Kept it a secret from | own statement be true, there is no principle of law and’ | merely torcreen Willis, passes my comy Wehewkion} shor wines; Salmon, Mackerel,’ Herri Mao: | Webs.—Thero were three. motions in tis couse for argu: parents. A charge of this kind flew with the swift- | no principle ef honor, which would it him to read | to prevent it, I have freely offered to do voluntarily, al Me} betas TES les Lewce] ment to-day. First, a motion on behalf of the defendant | mes of rumor, and Mrs, Coddington became generally | them, The piainti claims that as the writer of these | you seemingly ask of the Court to order me to a6, and it ys to set aside the default. Second, a motion on behalf of | known ast! alluded to, for all knew that Colo- | letters the preg ix them is hers, though there is not thus enable you to withdraw from file th \¢ disgrucedull the plaintiffs for the defendant to show cause why an nel Webb had been tho intimate friend of her father ; it | perbaps enough set forth im the complaint te entitle her | and infumous suit. tachment should not tasue against him for contempt. | besame known in the village where she lived, and+he was | to ask them. THe AME ‘This Festival wil caASTLE take place.at, Gi ak BREN, iiterary prodnetions, Mr Ketcham continued to say that the defendant ‘on Wosapay fawn June seen We And third, if the default is set aside. a motion as to pointed at as the person by several newspaper para- Court—Is she the only child? The defendant re- | now offered the letters to be eles and gi Yer to'the ‘The: following eminent and popular artiove be Hendon Dek Wisse. whether a receiver should be appointed or not, graphs; and she therefore determined to yo to | ceived them to deliver thezh to her father, Court, or the Clerk of the Court, where they ma * be keps, wlasved hate raleatia cael Tisshing, fancy sstlalen, Be. The parties were in attendance at ten o'clock, before | Justice” the map who had- viclated. ier father's | Mr. Clark—Col. Webb says he received them by’ her | if neceseary, for bis use ‘Max Maretzck ir. J. fine Pictures peculiar the arrival of Judges Sandford and Duer, but’ Judge | confidence atid lier own. After the publication of that | authority. It is true that 24 mers papera, the witow of Couart—Whet use? Manager and Conductor of ui emall const Campbell said he had been speaking to the Chief Justice, | article by Col. Wi Mr. Willis published a card refer- | Mr, Inman is entitled to them; boomed the father Mr. K —For his own defence. He renewed 9m hie pers. Large sale of Furniture and they had come to the conclusion that there would | ring to Mrs. Coddington, und speaking of her avthe mo. | bad received them? If en innosent corre, former effers bere. Suppose the defendant had \ reed Biquors,A. Bo Signore T: Benedetti, a CV eponce nee, = be» manifest impropriety in his, (Judge Campbell.) in- | ther of several: chitdren residing in a neighboring vil- | would he not have delivered them tothe daughter. Ie, | thors letters wad ebtainey information that wite Signore © ¥ UMD BRS fy RENE ~000 aa hh ‘8 CHOICE | terfering in the case in the absence of Judge ewitod, », and this, too, fastened the iWentityon her, The | Mr. C., should like to be informed whew Col. Webb breke | is a seduee seducer under the most alls & Miss V. Whiting, B. Uiarke, o‘cloek, in their aaletroom 172 and Iii Fulton atrast, Brooks | "HO granted the injunction, subjeot became the subject of newspaper discussion, and | the seal and read these letters. , Were Shey read in 15%, | cumstances, he beirg a married man; suppose t sieves eee maak Mr. J. Brougham, lyn, in ‘pots ‘sad Heat bi from the celebrated conserva. It was then that the ies should wait until | Col. Webb propored to refer the matter to a third per- | or was it more revently, when Le designed to make the | from these letters we could make out the charge ; ha Sig, Marini, Sig, Lovini, rota ABA the Hecum Com- | tory of J. M. Thorburn & Cow Astoria, Le moss | Judge Sandford came to the General Term, at eleven | son, and she was thus to be tried in hor absence, and 40 | correspondence known tothe world 2° Tf he. broke. the not a right to use them? Suppose that N. P. Wilk a Bentign tte Colt | pany, tacluding ne, | of the rarer varieties found in the Crelock. At that hour Judges Sandford and Dueren- | have the charge promutgated against her ina newspaper | seal at the time he revived the package, Bo should have | waa a candilate forthe ntiee St Judge of this Court, ¥ ‘Moeers. Kreutzer — Jordam aud Leache Spier ater $28 race Posies tered the Court. Other enses having given way, this cage | report without a Heating’ being afforded her. It was | given the correspondence to hor father If he ree ived | would the defendant not be bound. n° a citizen, to dis Lictti. ‘Loder. \cudiiten weneee tal yoy aaiee berg ‘was proceeded with before the three Judges then she made the motion’ in this court. After the let- | the package as the friend of Mr. Inztan; ati# the author. | clore the fsets that he had thus aequired? Should he large “Auxiliary | Deriod for planting "Now teuly’ far Mr, Hiram Ketcham, counsel on behalf of the de- | ters had served every parpose of Col. Webb; after he | ized agent of Mica Iuman, he, Mr. C, weuld'nsk when the | wt that nan, as a cedurcr set the ae the fountain of few fendant, said there were two motions to be heard in this | made them the foundation of charges against his encmy, | wor!d had forgotten the indeseretion of the. girl why | Jastice, to pollute its sotrer’ Ie had a right to oppose = — sation nd, Probably there would be a third The first | and the means of calumny against the daughter of his | rhould he bave opened it and pubimbed’ it! Tt wae | the man whom he koew to be a rcoundeet, od chee ee ¥ } EGEMAN: AUCTIONFER.—SATURDAY, JUNE | motion is to set aside the default, and if that should be | deceased friend, ho consents to give them over toa third | opened that he might gratify his malice against another | knew bad violted some of the most sacred relations o& et, at 10 o'clock A. M., at th Room, No. 19 | set aside, they were willing to argue the question why a | party. editor. It is but fairness to say that he kept tlat pack- | life If He hed a right to oppose him as a candidate for ter, vata, wii? J: Gould, fe. ment upton farert, Brooklyn, ® large and roneral sesort- | receiver should not beappointed’ The other isa motion | tis Court ted that Mr. Ketcham should road | age scaledtor six years: and if he had rentembered the | cflice. would he wot have ® right to oppose. hin whem By thin vast array of Artiats will be presouted, thefollowing fi ‘oat Sofas, three Teteca. fr at ttachiment, and he submitted that all should be | the cther affidavit in the ease, before the argument pro | trust be would not have been reckless of the wernda he | he lies the meane of spenking te thouscrde through hes opto ol pa i heard together. ceeded any further, was intlicting—forgett ing that the daughter of bie friend | lv: “eed tog ree ie Mr HeP. Clark J for the plaintiffs claimed that pga a A rs - | + ‘4 rise a a lal a ge pete hae oI 2 q ine the goods on Fi . F. Clark, counsel for the plain' el at r Ketcham then proceeded to read on affidavit of | was the mother of three children—forgetti hit friend, | apd car @hughters. through his lncubratior wi are 5 ty bape Comedy, entitled the | day afternoon, when the en! itt be ready. the motion for attachment should bo heart first; asthe | cl. Webb, stating that he had not beon duly served | apd forgetting himself, he opened the package that was | wetode? = : = all of the above dramatic ©. KEMP, AUCTIONEER—FURNITURE, PIANO. | %fepdant has been guilty of a contempt, he is not ins | with the original cf the order. confided to his safe keeping, It was not his, Mr, | Pall particulars of th» R fortes, &e, this day (Friday), at 10 o’clook, ‘at 85 condition to be heard. Mr. Clark admitted that the original waa not served | C.s, duty to vindicate Mr. Willis; but be would | Mie Journals, and bills of | Nassau etecet, near Fultsncliourshold Puraituse Pinas, | _ ‘The Court decided, on hearing all three motions to- | on the duh Tune ete ate ‘was re-served on the 9th. fortes, &e., by catalogue, being & largo sssortm we your mulweription. (Laughter, } continue my subseription! FE not regret if the vindication of Mrs. Coddington Would still speak to thomsand: nd an editor has thy zi tof valua- | gether, and said it was very little consequence which waa Court—Have 5ou served any affidavit of the service of woukd be Willis’s vindication alao. What is the ground | power to do good as will ax ) and corrupt the pub- nedetti, Sienor Marini, Signor eed ane mane rniture, both new and seo argued frst. the 9th of June? of Col. Webb's motion, He says he docs not want ths lie mind. He Sad injured th dant in his paperan tano, BM'lie Nathalio Fitajames, is :— Beeasels © noe Foonnls pers French ir. Ketcham then, in hia motion to act aside the de- Mr Ketcham—Thore is none. letters; he does not care one jot what disposition She through him he had injured the eh: meter of the Acad will appear. The whole to conclude with cule top Cont ial fault, proceeded to read some affidavits of Col. Webb:— | Court—If there bad been, it would be no foundation | court may make of them. He brings them into cout, | can press, ahd’ ie was bound to expise him My. Ketolt- : . ext dining do. Chins and Cut Gl Sil . WATS en's . for an attachment for contempt for an act previously | and tenders them to the Judges for perusal; but the judi. | am closed by! renewing bis offer to deposit the letters pai CIA DI LAMMERMOGR. | Platedware, Ivory table Cutlery, mahogany Frensh Bed: | City and “county of New Fork ore vdesaee Watson | done. We will bearany other aMldevits of Cal Webb. | clary in not so degraded as toread them wiieuttuesee, | with the Cove: . stends, rosewood and mahogany Dressing Bucesun with ted | Oily a 1 gulcg Mr. Ketcham then read the following:— sent of Mrs, Coddington, ‘The defendant may hawk |" Mr Clark—Anc-we most peremptorellydeciine this offer; without marble tops and washstands, best curled hair Mat- | Webb, the above defendant, upon being duly sworn, de- them through the country, avd he will find the spirit of | pot Lecuuce the aterk ix not # man of howor, but because Ft tresses, walnut o Bedatends and Chairs painted Cham. | pores and rays that ho was never served with the original APYIDAVIT OF JAMES WATSON WEBB. hisilisan mapae shor ace, ell’ be Sane in a case of peculiar confidenee like thia, she Ieentitied be ath Furniture.in sets to match, mahogany Sofas, hair seat | Injunction in thia cause. if auy such were ever granted, | City and County of New York, ss.—James Watson ‘grid ab kis segues.” lee tite Cah poem | io than io wt cena ree padhictakieas rr ee ti in hair cloth and crimson pluck, walnut or a certifd copy thereof; nor has be any Knowlodse | Webb, the above defendant, upon being duly worn, de. | {yd tlm even at bls request. He (Mr. Clark) pressed | to then in hy possession cf vorna fiend wpe whee als For the parquet aad balcony... Two and ‘Three Dulles, ase, Clocks, Looking Glasacs, bronze iron that any such injunction was granted by this court ou we and says that he did publish on the Aftoenth day of | Sud nathiog short of the oniee ghee yee ents | can tafely rely. Shi will not permit that correspondence hing short of the order that Judge Saudtord has | to be in the According to locatie variety found in a large Promensds tickets. ra wi sof aetranger, She bas tried « friend, hich i 4 found hint wanting. If the order ie not allowed te resisted. Is it that litigation may be made the | stand. J will withdrew myapplivation for ® receiver, am@ mncans for the farther publication of Ais enlumny, | leave them inthe hands ot” Uol, Webo, to do with ness ‘The defendant dors not deny her tile to them. and he | what hedures. If Lupdesrtand the ancumentof the learn title of bis own. and all she claisna is those | ed counsel peorek bres ge the 2d day of June inst except from receiving what pur. | May last. un article set forth in the complaint filed in this oe worth jon of housekeepers. Pianof | ghd to be & copy thereof. ‘eponent further saith that | cause, headed “ The London Times. the Day Book, and the crclock, two superior rosewood 634 octave Pinnofortes, of | be hath been informed aud believes that letters of ad- | Some Journal.” That it was a reply to un articie in the five tone and finish, and well worthy of the attention of | ministration onthe personal estate of Henry Inman ha jon Times, containing a violent nal attack upon hasers. 2 lees ee second hand Pisnofortes. Catalogues | heen granted by the Surrogate of New York to Jane In- | th deponcnt. as ecitor of an Americ: eWspaper, an man, widow of Henry, And deponent further saith, that | +0, upon the American newspaper press That the an- | “ert ® y wade, will be sutiefuctory to her, Why ix her ™ out by Ly Lind concerts, wnder the direction seorge C. Thompson, who, with all the ashers, have kiadly volunteered theig seers ices for the occasion. en sige A by her to Willis iba Mr.W ‘001 q at the time of hi. ng bet » hono thority upon which this attack a taine oe lata bw of zd ittets for the parynct and baleouy are now for sate at | BROT Moy, Moonee will scl ot eet eae co ibe ®t day of Tung tics te kek the Sours Coacl | is themrempaper called tes hee tet ae eee rstiste oC Mist faa. The aatensett ot, | any mau tern masons ee Wilt pete Cov asg bsauy'? utetgneree tees Bint, at half past ton o'elo dk, ‘0 aside a default taken against’ him in this cause, hs had published in the newspaper called the Home | ats beth iy ester I eral assertment of furniture, o Le reecived certain tetter: n , P itn like he ew York Hotels; and st Delmonico’s, in Broadway and pot taken legal advice ; that, while he perfectly under. | Jouwvel, edited by Nathaniel P Willis, and signed with | jak was eure that Col, Webb would deliver to al queetion. Hey York Hot mahopany parlor furniture,—-wotk stood from the copy of the alleged injunction that he | his initinls. And one of the objects of saiddeponent was | 4, Waly ; : Miccoecasiate’ a Th iness arrangements under the direction of Mr, | French and Gothic bedstends, was prohibited froin publishing, cr showing, or making | to set forth the teve.churactes of eaid Wille, teaiene { (BC plaintiff no other letters but her own; butif he | in particular that of Tord Chestertiel4'« letters. to bi hi W. Corbye. aheee- Known the contents of letters written by Mary Inman to | that he was a man of bai character, and was entitled t0 3 . hn pi —- P. Willis, yet he could not know, and docs not believe, | no weight or consideration as authority, expecially in AMBLIN FESTIVAL. aetue, MEETING OF THE oe £ wey | thot it wasa'violation of the said alleged Injunction for | any statements he might make against deponent, towards proposed Festival, held at the Astor House ou Thursday, Y SUNDAY LAST WE HAD THE PLEASURE OF | him to read to this Court the affidavit containing a copy of | whom he entertained fer lings of bitter hostility. Accord- very streng objections to that. It would de diffleult to say | this cose from all these cited om the other side, and cha ‘the 19th ini ‘xecutive Committee, appointed at a for: articipating in@ truly delight(ul excursion to the | OpG entire letter and an extract from another letter, | ingly, in aaid article deponent did publish and m: where she would be safe. If Col. Webb, the friend ofthe | Tacterized it as one of untnittrated wrong. Le insisted Teport of the arrangem Mey of the Sane io gage duahing Bay. | which are not such letters as are described in the com | known (o the world that said Willis, being at the time a father ond the friend of the girk had not been true, why | thet the court was not porertess to prevent thewe fle + eytaac: | Flaint, end which therefore be bas no certain knowledge | married man, had seducela very young girl, the daugh- | {ther ond vepend upon «siranger? If his aseertions be | grant breaches of thé most srered conidence of life, ead are the letters which the prayer of the complaint filed | tor of Lighly re+pectable parents, and deponent now re- | corrot, why should she i & correspondence in the | that the failure to intorfere would bring. down repreaciy. in this cause asks to have delivered to tho plaintiffs in | iterates raid charge and professes his entire willingness | port y one which might eaurea blush upon the | Upon the administruticn of justice, said cuuee and that deponent received no intimation | to meet wny investigation into the truth of the same, | (he kwofherchildren, Sle eild tere wee | “Decision reserved from the Court until afwer be had read the whole of said | which seid Willis may see fit to institute in court of copy letter, and was about reading an extract from ano. | justice But deponent never bad any wish or intention in sbovid bend party, the f been propose over some other letters from some other | +0u, the publication of whieh waa enjoined om the ap t would be Known in ten minutes. It has | plication of the executom of Lord: Chestertold, be that thiscorreapondence should be sealed ad desired to deatray thea leet they: imi upard placed in the hands of «third party There are lings of the living. Mr, C. distinga y vixen of the city, n to be: nity to enjoy them i and three dollars, according to location in the hall; prome: | ore ofthe most agri the will never conse ant that wo fo to omy one having the custody of | informed that Mr. nade ticketa, ‘dollar. Phe ngemente f sting th for a long ti ry i mer, . s plicatio D | the corre de Dew EXCEPT a person & she shallseleet, The State Bank at: Merris Indictment, aeaear ee yy ey ly Pe rege gag ny pte | Be ene arena te Nae ccspctnnee ‘of thie miliges eee ot | th he ter ies the reading therecf was in violation of ne ny parry ood = a gonare | Fag 4 way ~> and che will (ike po order from the Court for any other. | MORRIS CIRCUL COURT. by P.T. Bi inq., and to be carried out by the gon recommend him to those who waut a lot there. We must ; ‘Mid injunction J. WAT3ON WEBB. male whom an: illis seduced, nor ¢ do a0, por did | abe defendant insy Beed th im case he sould ese 1 —Tte Stele vs, Harvey Dayton —=Indictment far Jenny Lind convert ave ally ly asei-tants of Mr. F., because | Sworn the 1th day of June 1851, before moe, Henry H. | be know or suppese that any facts were publicly knowa | },. by Mr. Willis; bus the Court woula not stop to | Py s vey Day! es. Tho entertainm n desired will be cheerfully af- Anderson, Commissioner of Deeds, vbich would induce suspicions that said Mary Cod. | ; e oment @ “ “id 5 5 . Scan enter Nae Sectend wilt be ba eno spel nc erced to | iBuvire of What moment they would be to him when the |“ Ccupsel fer the State—Ate'y Gencral Etmer and Thee- Welln Wore at etntiiness Caen Counrel then raid, that on this afidavit an order was | {.v6\g hunted crtinie, | Moe dees te oe etered tO | plaintstt’s clat idorsd. Tae defendantis not ia a — dere Little. Req. an, (proprietor of the Ly of the Othell i obtained from Judge Duer, for the plaintiff’ to show | 30 Feld publi-hed article. Nor does he now believe that | Condition before the to muke thie « . | Counrel for the Defonce—A. CG. M. Bennington, F. F talent at lis comm: Frelinghuysen, and Hou. J. Miller, clegree, to the end the Ton the exeursio cause why the default should not be set aside from arything contained in raid article the dentity = Vrow the egonizing position i mmittee lave in view, ty to the passenger F. Clirk—That the affidavit of Col, Webb did not | the { male referred to therein would have been has been plnced, he. himseifat | Court met this morning at 1 o'clock, andthe follow. ltceditat a. F command, but, upon the might of the pi be repeated, by requ show sufficient for his not having attended in court on pe jorge cd after bg = pep ed sa ; liberty to waive any ver technical, The ing jury was selected » nea diteulty -— atival choses hie a cetablishment), Mr. Jno. E. Q wens, = - | the Gth June. and that Col. Webb being in contempt is | © oe prog jareday ( at 16 - Potgeest gts ng | Court made in order appointing Judge Vanderpoel refe- | Gilbert Budd, Jos W. Hewdly, “Iseae DB. Corwin, Ba fs h y rig) FOR SALE AND TO LEt. | Bot in scondition tobe heard. Mr Clark then read the | $2 ba reply therete, was pubiisbed in the, f ppeared | ie fur the purpese of handing the eorrerpoudenco over | David M. Force, Win. Jaegera, "Silas: HI. Hopkitiay form vances, GREAT BARGAIN—A FARM FOR SALE, PLEA. | U0¥ing affidavit made by himself, in the cause -— the merning of Saturday. (17th May ) In this reply of | bit wild p that i Mal jon Bia, Ge Conse, Glltere Radine, santly situated in the viliaze of South d lie, Cona MR. CLARK'S APY IDAVIT. said Willis, be does not see fit to make a simple denial of | tie, jy court es ike bar Spened by the State, le beietly thie: Wie Fithin s quarter of e mile of the raileoad depot, on tlie 31 City and County of New York. ss.—Horace B. Olurk, of | the charye sgaipst him, bat states that some five or six - | nfo af ose) pond Mr Ke theman A 00 every the following omineat and popular Maretrek, manager snd. conductor: Siznors a. Bos mora Truth. Bene: Vietti, Miss V. Wilting, " Beneventano, Coletti and part of the village: ssid - r acres of firatrate land, with a new dwell wasiertes ecu, Gate bem aesen(ed to- Cok Warner's heing agen. | St Vank at Morris heving Deen many years ia exiate , in the Winter of 1648-9 obtwined aniact of the Le- nd what is gislature for their relief. reducing the pan-valte of their abe is mot clock; the act containud « provicion that it showd mot pis the dan- | resume banking operations until they had-s bona ie de of an honorable | pitel for banking purposes of at least $1009 On ther ae and way, that he | ycare betore, be had earresponded with a young school | Fun 0 nee Swell- Ms in this action, That ou the | girl. now » reepectable married lady, residing with her : rode laud edjatul | gleventh day of June instant. this deponent attented | husband and children in a neighboring State. She was | yp'\" cisertion® from $18 to $1.08 pe | before the Honorable Auton Vanderpoel, (why was ap | a child. be anys, of u great deal of irregular genius. she The to ibe coomeapendenss “half ean remain ont if roquired. | pointed referee in this action by the order of this Court | afterwards weut to Karope, and returned. With theelues | %it3 ion 34 ulaset te. tied msn srt Seth | ed be Ee ale Tele arn the summons duly is. | tbus furnished by.N, F. Willis, it would vot be strange | Eon, uncil this Court decides witcre proveriy the lentevs | Beate aeconting. Farnese of at least $4 that time wa OUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUDSON.—POR SaLt, a | Cord by the ald referwe Sod served om the defendant | that public curiosity should take ® rpecitic direction. | fre?” Sir. Clark then referred tO a decioion of Chaceetiog | corte suet 8H, the deferaant, thet the bankhad farm of about M0 acresin the villace of ilastings, al miles | bemotslly. That Andrew Warner. Esquire, who was up- | apd that euspicion should attach to the person supposed | Wriwiath, to clone that It mae woe necessary to serve | easheapital for banking purposes of at loast $49,000— Wiens etieh gee, nates, ls, new. built of stone ta the most | Pointed reeciver In and by said order, also atteoded be | to be the irmale ecdueed, and that the suid Willis | thegenudant wit the onahal ce ar eeeia copy of | and uprn thisaMidavit the perjury inaedgned betantin! manner, i fore raid referve, in obedience to the summons of the | should escape public odium, by intrcdueing a lady. | the «rder “i : The Etate ray that to mukethic sum, there was in te said referee, That Hiram Ketcham. Exjuice, attorney | wife, and motbrr.to claim public sympathy. Deponent | '"Cne—Tbat was where a notioe was given in open bank $70.00 in bills of the Susquebanneh County Banks farm contains Tiarattini; snd Messrs. Kr Have all moet liverally a committee with the m thae deen kindly ered, that of a large number of the wembers of tho dramas | frum sic and musical professions, besides thoes enumerated inthe | t0b* ‘ove cast accepted, and votes of | for the defendant. appeared before raid referee, waat- | has not expored the Indy. her identity has been. tndien- ; , ol 4 i 4 | court to the part: {6.000 in D. Sanderson's check onthe Semervilie 2B aeetvek. dohn Browz er, well supplicd wit a gent variety of froite The | tended by enid defendant, and exhibited to said referee | ted by Nathantel P. Wilis in manner aforecaid, aud de. |, Me. Clark eontonded that: Ho han deem. decided that | Serres teen, stuoh, for $o;eenonine, Merete part will Ye sold on application to che proprietor | the order made by his Honor Judge Duer, on the cleventh | ponent ir made her wnwAling and reluctant a lversary im ; and D. Sanderson's ctack on Blivabeth- for $3,104. That on the day the cadaier chix nffidavit all these scourities were standing om books orthe bank to che credit of Bgbert A. ny when a party knew of the exietonge of an injunctio vemises, at Hastings, ou the iludson, Now York. of June instant, staying the wedings under saidorder | s suit at law. Nor haa deponent ever alleged, insinuated | it to ersoi 2 te ALSXANDER BIRNIB._ | of the rluth inriant, and clalmed that the execution of | cr adualited that the sald Mary I. waa the feinate attded | Trese'n’ ite wetcrred to Kemnotte ise oe = : : Tors anp | Stidorder was thereby suspended. And this deponent | to. In her compinint filed im thie cause, Mrs, Coddington Pipe be Be be dhage Plats In the mont outeal sacl Oe eNe | further says, that the summons iamned by anid refores, | raya that within [two days after the publication inthe | 2Pkt and cuntivued to eubuait: that the defers d thor 4 this report bei dng adjourned until Sat 1» Anni u nin open court after he hed known — 5 ™ read the inj dence exposed the Aat Coven # requiring the attendance of said defendant before him to | city of New York’ of article, several of the friemds | Uf fe He aftormande poten nt fear beh ‘ommestng granny pp eden neclhye my oe vicinity | make delivery to the said reoviver of the notes, letters, / of the plaintiff came to thein at their sin the | theextracts, but he einten the contents of the letters (4 fa ahiaols, Ast Seat th wenanenne aaa, met, and the property offers ever, correspondence, and papers mentioned ia the complaint | village df Kahway and w of said publication ne re | and that iating the injunction. Mr. Clark here A. Thompson; taat. ina few days after the bank Peckle Rutidines, cor sisaiant in this action. was Ferved personally upon the said de- | ferring to the plaintiff, ry I. &e. Within two days “ . 4 ‘ort's Buildings, cor. Hanover # ferdant at bis office in the city of New York. on the | the pubi‘cation of cad Willis, purporting to be her cog sigh edema adr yw ol KA. Thompsouts check wee substituted in the “ , ts are taken fromit? For- | place of Daytcn's. Thea Sanctercon s checks were both “4 ls eg TLL RUG STORE FOR SALE—LOCATED UP TOWN, an | Binth day of June instant. as appears by the aldavit of | reply, oppeared im the New York Morning IMera@ld. | geitn of ull the Nel of his trnst—forgetful of | |aid out for the draft cathe Protectian Tosuranes Oot of BLCOND In Ghich Mersefe, Davilee fil, ke vid established stand, doing a good business. “Will be | Ruch service hereto annexed. And deponent furthe | Deponent further aith thes several years ago he aid te- | fSr'whe tnd rexekt protection irene the ts rt. he pub- evil at Aug 1540, the day the bank come Byrpe, and Mise Olivia will appear’ Grand Si iid cheap for ensh, a4 the proprietor wishes to leave the city. | aye that no copy of the order made by his Honor Judge | evive trom Nathaniel P. Willis, Ksq., im the presence of | jishen this atfdanit in bis own paper amt’ coueae it Cone thea Sanderson's che-kewese pelthes Sr Wills Worst: and. Yoo setectie spesenst | Apply to B.C. 8. POUGERA, ® North William strot. Duct onthe eleventh instant, was served ou deponent | George Buchman. fig, s sealed pareel addressed om the | patiished in another. Inthe expontion not ar nabsten. | Cf them goed, thet the Seats fhonk co ee ee Tuk vigevasful Crana, which until’ some hours after the meeting before said referee, | cuteide thereof, ~ Col Webb.” whieh parcel contained, as iy done by an avermentoftits contents a8 if tbe ect. | F1SCU of the Susquet eames bille cparter thats eee mu but the original of said ordcr was exhibited to thia de- nt understood from suid Willis, letters written t» respondence itself had beengubliched? Mr, Clark here ital) ip the bank. anc that the sawe passed. upon their ponent while deponent was attending before suid referee. y Mine Mary Inman, daughter of Menry Inman | P54 "ine conclusion of as, We b's statement, aleondy [ators inte the han of the reeivers, WN. Woody. And thir depovent further rays that it is not true that | key. a friend of deponent now deeeascd. but deponont | Tubinivd, = the parties cow Kine tha anemia suevady failure into the Vaitiamsan this netion was inetituted by collusion with, oF by the | has no evidence that these letters were written by maid | Ty may claim thet if they plea Keer tle’ (Aig, | 28: Whitehead and Benju esi - ee Procurement of Nathaniel P. Willis, nor for any purpose | Mary Inman. other than the faet that they weredell- | C1.) ) said the Court owes it not-alone to Alen Codding. | 4 come ] Of justification of enid Willis. And this dep vered to bim by sald Willis as letters written by suid 12: has. been engaged {Correspondence of the N Honnisiown, dune —8.—Th i 4 Bellet Troupe, wise on. but to its own dignity to-navort that a party violating — yy t Jen nthe popular Le Paede Fos du situated on the North Kiver, ie one of the mast de- mp ory ‘ fhe pe ’ pools Mig ot receiving th Prog . a pe NOE | all day ring tedimony in endiate Bankeass. it th in which the hizhly gifted and vet ip al quirer of the tenth day of June instant, of which news. | jviters conceiving be hud'a perfret legal and moral right | sttachment should i sue against-him for its violation, poyowy | to the cree $ of BA. Toxgapeon on, the, book» Bic Lawrence Maragos | Paper the defendant is editor or proprietor. or both And | todo ro. Deponent expresely declares that he never re- am raid the defmdunt lms nor yet answer | yy ye fw 3 Mr. George Jor er | this deponent rays that be is informed and believes that on | ceived said letters, or held the same under any trust, plaint ; Le purposes that if the deoiskeaof | Ir Dertowecheck Provghau. Mox be secured in | the ninth day of June instant (he defendant, James Wat- | express or implied, rendering it impros er for him to read oat 3 render it He hse merely | jygpegtgn's ches moe suas | ron Webb appeared in open Court before his Honor Judge | the aame; that peither of said piaiutills was present ed in his affidavit, what is neoraary for this motion en [iii * - —— ———— | Bandford. and read before said Judge an affidavit, of which | when raid letters were delivered to deponent, und it ia | the court.’ He. tsa: reluctant defendant; he Seal _ HOTELS. simeeaiiaos OR SALE. OR TO RENT FOR THE SUMMER—TIK |» copy is cnbodied in the extract from said me wspaoer | therefore impossible for them, or either of them, to know at the case; the-case bansoucht Lim. It is | qhatom tine any aur Wyeravan § UNION PLACE, OPPOSITE beautiful Cae 4 bog ye 3 adjoiniag ie Borne | hereto annexed marked schedule A; and in addition tosaid | of their own knowlodge, under what conditions, restrto- id he is anxious to eapose there lett but he hes a0 published affidavit. rend certain passages, alleged by anid | tions, or limitations, deponent received the same; thal | defendart to been taken from the letters delivered | paid letters have remained im the possession, or undertho by Willis to the said defendant in the presence of | conti ce Duckham, in or about the month of June, one | + thewand eight hundred and forty-five, That his Honor | penent Union Py Id announce to hie 4 Bion Mr | Neh to doen. He uifeed tohapAthem teuled toone of | Of Basten at ithe ecko ke. foe i Ue judges when he FPeareLhere, avd he fs willing . ‘a —ipeetine . of deponent. from the time of reesiving the | syiitode so. ‘The piaiatils ack thit certain, letter. , Total .. $48013 4 MH tinreeald. to the presen’ moment; and that de- | which are in the defvadant'« haads, shoul be givem to | nat for thera same be chs draed 14th and, ath never spoken oftham to any person asthe | tbra nnd that. inthe ies hinted | Ink hence tases dw hs the cottage ry 3. Leoni atrvet; or, Mr. Norton 12 Pal to bee the hi 1b Rockawa, meantime, they s! a 5 " ie : Bapk at Vuberis; that om - dge Sandford interrupted the reading of the extracts | letters of Mary Inman, nor hath he over spoken of them | {r'pmherpetcen wath trie deatel by cea 4 . ; FPAMIVT0N House, vont Ha OR SALE CHEAP, ON TERMS—A THRER stony | pidge Sandford interrup J ba in any woy to the prejugion of sald Maty."and longngo. | weancther person, wntih its desided by the cours, oobe | the Both of Ay ghat, 1840, tb” resident wedi gastiier made ta ane se Sal og es Jude on theron, 25 by hit | the aold defendant im reepe be exprcsred & desire to raid Buckham, that end lett Ob this court, ‘The feat yusclion ln have they, any vigee | fn sfiday teak on thet dug Abay had bona. de oma Bt ; Al North First st., Williamsburgs. | the injunction of thie Court. And further, this deponent | rhoukl be sent to sald Mary, but the raid Tuckbam op- | {hipeue They ditont crmec eens lenteey; the | oP nat , R is Inquire on the promlses, 81 North First » amisburgh. valh nt Sworn ne, ome: HP. OLakk. | Tord the pending of tein, for if a be anil ney pte ABI reg 0; that they ompital Was caonde up Cf the following, OR SAL¥, OR TO LEASE—TWO LARGE AND BEAU- j¢ then read the affidavit of Mrs, Coddington, | ebouid fall into the hands of the hus! sald: ptunde on sthe tatters | ‘ aiihabcel siicased Stenwer John Bare leavee Fotis scouted Laie on Latayccte piacermi tess beans | iene iad Deponent furthoe saith, that he understands the com- | Nt" Rand that thodemadens | See terecmin eBeck,. enalles.. «+. -20++ cope ke =, | well adapted for an lee Cream mire a7 ther public | nd Conty of New York, ste eMary 1 Coddington, | Pixint in this enuse to speak uf, and refer to such letters | }2iqrt) for whom? Ia, trust for | 11, Deyton'icheed eertif oh EPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK. | Purpore. Apply BE LAP, Wee | oe eS or aabnay, bo to uate of New Jersey be, | Oly * Were written. by Mary {oman to NathaaielP: | tienry ie-time. If tlay are pro | seeks. nn epihes siomow oped tee the sensons Por fecther’ pat ARE AND DESIRATLE CHANCE FOR A PROVIT. | 10K duly sworn, deth de nd ray. that she is one of | Ulin, Ago Me income Seem eees erty” he. cours ‘ss Snaid iste to knows why thi oe, Foreign bab; Thompson, Peck & Nixon, 34 Broadway, able Investmet ontemplat the plaintiffs in this act Ani this deponent further aan or his wife iy eutiued %. 1. Vhen in knowledge that the letters in his possession arerveh let- seabed sath sn treet, fnys, tbat #he is informed and believes that the defendant repicveutativ = inthis action, im violation of the order of injunction pone agree og on Nd oy mode herein. on the 2d day of June instant, did, on the | iim {ul ! po Beery ahd meni d {th day of June. 1861 in the court roow where this Court me 5 ‘a th | is beld, and in the presence of the lion, Lewis HL. Sand- cortents of the letters woitten by her te him, aadthat | iyat Col Web! rH his Widem He understood.thia bill to | 5p state, that Col Webb reasied these letters ie the pur. ee pose of delivertar ghem to Mr. Ininan Pots or Mr. Clark bese referre ite the complaint which states | pnet apnderson’e tale, on easy blishmen A for the reception of visitere. for the liberal patromace horetolure re; sweks, and n'a Dayton's ohnek fos wid that. ‘ve bad the wuthasity of Mise © 66640 wore lent to Ky A. Themprae,aod paged to hin a 1 ‘ itine pide the recent wean ae has be ford, John Duer, and William W. Campbell. three of the Sa ete Wee ines te ee eee j teams tint awl Cok Webb bas ant denied | crocit om the books of the bana. That Sn manent sitaa- | Justicrs of this Court. and of divers other persons there : . ope t be mace this statamen aster am 20th Angur 93849, Sandegsou's checks were ‘SSUl be more entiote Sirendy handsome and eradvaity ineroasion | ascmbled. publicly rend alotd n certainefilavit relative | Wbich anid letters composed a part, could in Cea og ham comtenhad that € this is tostand as Pro- out by the bank for the dtafte c. the Vroteation Insep- toceure Inany thousand dallaeetg sitee. | t0 this action, which aMdavit purported to contain a | sumugituateemnnedee pernet hd eumenenin waa | etul ome trast ix Menry Laren and Jane | oe Ranpany, diccgunted, and tbat thore slacks afua- tiling bt ® C077, OF, oe extencte from, ome oF snoe Of the letters writ | th. character of the interes actually writen bg sald 1 wards cane inte Sanderson's possersiow and 4 of engeting im | ten by this deponent to Nathaniel P. W mentioned Qd Story Fquity Jurtependence, | i : 2 of them opesented at he bank foa payment — yi worth of the | in the ecmpiaint in this action and in the raid order of | Mary to vail Willls bs doseribed, deponent verily boliow.s Jed that private letters mood 1 ‘Thetthe check of M. Dayton was paid to & A, Thamp- Applicati injupetion ; that herew mexed isa copy of eo | ‘bat no itpartial man, unless he posit fact footing ns literary prodvaad on4 +n. lor bie ebec's, om the Stave Bank, 9g Morris, and GREEN WOOP LAER, peron, © sirnatu much of the raid aMidavit ac has come to the knowledge | Wovld #ay Umt the iettwes in the ‘The Cort said. tage wes wo doubt they had the power |.) uever presented for pay'yent st the Morris Usman “4 at the Divan, jah ASTON, ete ss G. WHISTON of this deponent, and that this deponent is also informed — | Se restraia che padlieation of privais letters; but the | 305%. by whieh.is had beer rertilied, bab Kes rel and believes that the suid defendant hay enused the por- tion of the said affidavit, of which copy ix hereto an pexed, to be published im several of the daily newspapers apa + in the city of New York. And further, this deponent | $1 iRePection and perseal of the letters themastees held eaith not. Sworn, Ke MARY L. OODDINGTON pe 8 mee ol = te tae purpere now ‘astm to ta cttte, That Is the foundation for the motion for at- | TEe‘urt inthe same envelome, aod With the samme ad. k replied in the affirmative, and rend the in- | dP they wore detevored to him p tuay belong to the waiter ce the person @ | 4,4 “Dayton, ‘Bhat of the.2105 sharesof. the ainok of whim the7.nre adidrenced! judgment on Sbie port aa by { Mr. Ciark—To the writ, QTATEN ISLAND COTTAGE TO RENT, FURNISHED Ds ‘ or unfurnished A. Thompean ont {62 sheer x ; the pevon reeciving thera | hax but 1 inalitied posession, and capnet publish ty a withe ut the coveent of the writer | Mr ‘item continu: 4 to read from Col. Webb a am. ; hannah, Javit, otal referred to§ Paige 24 Drandtouth va. Ley, Ville then rea med in the bank ; thet tie president had 4 comple eon Hoyt ve. MK arie, ‘ul Darbour Stpeory reports, 32 fold about $2000 of Chom, and thad the reminder were - * J WAG90N WHER Cowtanlé the letters were delivered tothe apent ef cept s atgall pot tior ‘ypoth: caved fru and tasty build Tot Tn tue eobeneagen ich Fas alrendy been published, ‘This injunction | #¥ernto before me, Hewny H. Awoexsse, Ovmmlaionee | nyy,°Uiviiiegton. le that hot tysume at Hake weeivea oop tag apace te capa ing ftom 2™) to SW visitors, “ was served on the defendant on the fourth June. fs a, i thew herrelf, and dows not tha writer regain hye possuse ‘This whole fraud appears to have Seen managed and ‘ocean 3M feet. The ad- ‘curt —' 9 defen the har vor andoceaa. | would now read rome extracts ftom the Courier and Ein- Shad te the howse. It will be renter low ts | qirer. of which Col, Webb la the editor and proprietor, a reeponsitlc tenant, either for a boarding house ora private | ond fer which he (Me © ) concluded he was anawerable Cowneel then read the repeet of the proceedings in this Mr Ketcham nt doee not deny, that the extres¥s | sion «f them | carried oud by persons strangere to tie county; ana ad before Jnalge Semifurd, wes | Mr Ketcham would say, unless they contain some. bait odie m ‘reiting " citivens, the roma | thing In the shape of value x property, this @urt bes ne ¢ belenae ¢. Thad intended to send you a vost not. ‘The counsed ow the caver | Ccuurol veer them, eed tm Relea thet upon the | RUC beats eleemaere. hat int you hich he sttempte from these lett ner en viaenee, buy }xetain it at the enggestion 74.'w Dowving. Nov Baeclay street, New 1. court, ns published in the Courier and Enquirer, and also | Mae har road vmlrmcts from an asticie, bleh Be at Jt | rhewing of the plaintitie ‘dremscltery they Inve ao cf the Court untit the indietuets are diapered of, ax" of J. L. Cranston, Newport, I extracts from defendant's afdavit, This injunction not | PO'Pts to this indy; in anewer to that he (Mx vet | Tiatit. to those letters, 15 they are property, the action, the ysidence upen tho severni trials must be, In. greet : ethos ohi- would trad amextract from the same article Cow wel thould be brovght by Mra Inman, and if it bed been only prohibits the publiestion of the = Wert ngs to then read Ube concluding part of the wai vit | becugbt by ber, he wovab haves right to deny that they are, the sawe. ee lence ly Bow closed at hy MENT FOR 0 (he argument of counsel eommence to y AILORING Fey anet hits the ¢ xposition of their contents. r x re m” , SHOOLEY' s Mow Mr Clark. then, in commurcing to open the targu. | were aroperty if, uper dre chowtug of the pinuelite tne LEY SMOUNTAL i rt van te . cre property. If, apor Ure showing ot the piainsiils sou mcenin MON Tan ery entenere 4 opal, « Shen te ares Senconee ib chesefully acwont te the prop = | ment in eveb of the motizns, would ak how fer tha | jirateh ny prep then this court will mot inter. | "’* BOPP _ - . e@apadie cf accommodating between fer mron. The’ plsintibe’ applicetion far a acccives bes | statemand of facts made by the plaintiff bad brow ‘vatiod | fers There con or & creceteon itches Lene gros hie Shien 46 Gants. Gants B, Baik cotshtishs seosenegiond Pree made ood granted, atcd pot the defen abt refuse Og te Seat on the cthas, Fide, Sie Saved at Be | these cnn be Mo ew derity ie this canal Ope otal v “ | where dewien that he received thesa tetters in tru t, tabe bication. Ther, as tothe right of ot might fal ant eewantie see th tes ST FLOOR, | do #0. The concluding part of Col. Webb t : ” : a8 is . eee ee eeens taatnet With ton euetegs maaticlaah typ Lh Pe SS ae shows that he cares uething who quie peasant de Kivane He (Mr. CU.rk) dad.) iy attechment ng atust the defend ent berr, and distinguished for ite appreciat auslities of the winetal wetor, render ip cacot @he mort Ay oy ~- Wedd. now that their contents are knc ce of Ui a injitk gus , gitasic he Ughtful commer retreste ia the fee: ny Mrs. Hinshmaw Jenees of the perfurmance-—tistened to 1 . ten 1 he ». Ketchaim—We offered to pleee them in the ‘wands | rfcrred to Gow we. 10: od Johnson, Re ote ‘her particular attention to the ladies the whole of Cre eaentens tn the once Wuleoe tee nator tge Duer defure, ead we heee offer them to this | qos Counmle emierded. at some ength, that there was | in opera that ls equally charmn!ng for the, Lgapty of ita Serivetlouk Sead of nse Sin bs ia stseee 0 LET—AN OFFICE, OR PARLOR AND BEDROOM, | pont wre commenced ‘ust now (pevovuting we letters to the court.) vewiltul voir Aion of the injunction, and that reading | moral and the deliciousness of ft» mugs, which com- ‘A. WINCHMAN with of without board 0 Fam, a | eet en aid. as the original affidavits were not | MP Cinrk peesumed shut the.evurt mor a hemorable | jhe extracts | s court eculd wot be considered a such rs not tadtsty ofutie ond arta ® GME st, 1851, a few di on the ‘rst mow would rewrive thaw | Cowt—Tk » injunction prohibited him frous making ne See Spiga » . a SIRCATEO— ¥ ta | Manone ‘The Court-—Courts cometitacs receive such pogars. and. | extracts . | original character. Bettini sang with wonderful powex Ly A a tas a cna —— | “The Court. ntimated that they had sil read them, Te dtelieered, 10 er ee eee ave un Hpht tor ns | jg Mlf Ket’ them submitted that tt would be necmsarlly | nnd expression, and erated another triamgh for bim- vat it was the publication wae prohibited. | we further observations, counsel avid that the jant tu the case is foir 0 LET—FROM THR TH OF JUNK, A PARLOR | whervupon Me, Clark proceeded to give a brief outline of and twe bedrooms, handsomely furnished, with or with. | the ense. He ead that when Mary Inman was a mere girl te ; ‘ out Drevkfnet: the Forme are and very comfortable for | scarcely xixtee ve of oma, there ret tna pone? "a taining at Slew cove fF. No. W White street, west side, “” Pe elf, exelting the jence to an oxtraordinary pitch of edwiration, ‘TruM™ sang with more than her wonted, Jevite, to Amow thei contents Alter Br. Ctadh—CoL Webb denies that be roseired thee | letters uy®n any trust which prohibited hig from reml- to tha owner We have ne right, nor mo | inferred y ¢ P \* 9 edite ie atating owe (enlisted the farm applouse of the andienee Plaee on the that she was the wuthorese ef some book cara pyblickeak | NE Cone DOL AM ie pcint upen whieh, peabeps, ane iid. | Iu bertarce, We wore gratised, ae, with the ability, 6 tri Boate, 0 LET=IN THR VILLAGE OF FLUSHING, 1. 1. A | Uyon seeing this the mddresed a communication to tor, | She Mew migget differ. Ke done not deny shiet the gaok- | the thaeneraes eae ctters from | oo mys always be cen nt The Paviiton is under the menaze- very Henitable Store, well ontemlated for an fee orekm, | i ne tt tine note, and » correepoodence con. | Mie WAS Feld up in Ris presence tia ko | WiAis?” He finds in hia hands we entirely ¢ Te ners ntano; while the chorus, which wae not the lena if iT A ya WP a tinued between theta, which wae ut known tothe pareats | The Cow4— xd im so any that the paok- | 6; sption ct letters from thowe described by the pial | chastning portion of the perfyrmance, mete very effective. ©}. ha led himelt with as good servante ae could be Ws ef up Ismen, Soe was them. fo 16th bun 0 sores of 0 wash Aomg ht to ed wp ‘ 1 | {aid he comes into cours, ard tees them ie his def To-nipht “Don Glovansl” ia to be potsormed, with, Bpste, the Wassion Slruse’ Ror 97 Chambers street.” | age Her father subsequently breatae asquainges with | Col Webt—1 have sworn that it was brougist sealed Court-—She admits that letters were written by her ¢ te rerldonte | the fact, and as hie daughter was about to become the wife | “Pt dit seted Willie, apd delivered be him tocol Webb, Youdou't | Trtfi, Mies Whiting, Marini, Rorti, Beneventano, and y visiting the RAVELLERS @UIDR. N BOAT Fou SING SLNG, LANDING AT Yonkers, 6'¢ cepts; i of Mr Coddington, he felt a desire that the correspon. Mr. Clerk—Col. Webb dors not deny that this package (deny that fict, and yet you usk us to lufer that they are | nemerons aecessapica, ‘Thia announcement wilt hats quire of i cecomeela ie atiak Gm ain ke tana sly requested | *"*! dxded to him to deliver to Mr. Toman; be does not 4 ior the erme ‘ eoight with th eal clans of the tpetaonglle, ene ISAAC PECK & SON. | oi itritide, Mr George Buckhaw and Colanst Wobb, to | OM, thet be interfered as the friemd cf Mr. Laman. toge'y | ™lMe! ait with Cos mato ie 0 LET-THE UPPER PART OF A GENTREL TWO | call op Willie for it, An interview wna appointed, and | {i #eseion of the correspondence; hy does not deny th at |) iy ineons attract a Inege audlegee story house in Fowrth street, near Haromoi ham—There ix nothing enit or eeorn to which ’ i nt With the fact that these street: | the parties met. The package waa brought by Mr +t Willis brought it to him; Re does mot deny tant | pyre Aw to the contempt there ta a technical. « f fing. O44 conte Kitchen and other furniture for sale, Address box 153 1st | yyy t 4 Me W inquired | 6¢ stated be had Miss Tniman’s authority to te pive | overcome, Counsel t ‘a HE NN LNB, : isehen iitis, vpsealed and unaddreed Me inquired | : @ ear aes “ f Naval, Loelitgence. mn fe feov ot Chomberg B, cs | ah. ofes. of Mr. Buckbom and Colonel Webb to whom he was to ¢ ‘t) he doce not deny that the packaye was saled Jefendant had not violated a Unrino Stare Broce or Wan Crepe ne — The planing y vnd read the following extract frot a letter written Webb to Me, Buckingham >= * ‘ hing {s ¥ * not to rereen Willis, but shay casmgeets het ——— Freight thken on rourematte terms HOUSES, KOOMS, &o.. WANTED. eW YORK iphia direet.—United (States Mail 11 in his presence. but he does tong a a ree it | ape — ited from Fendi ant for the purpace of being deliverr 4 to | | og ord We theg’e malght be wi tee pan] 4m tg ent ginl; but if they contained evidenoeef ther shame | Wore letters) fe Toman dic, “gat hie | hd dishonor. it appears extra of her daugh'as withe | ciepit. “Give itt said Col-nel Webb *T am in icora of thle vessel, arriqed at San frow Henoluin:— Willie m 1, Gardner, Coaamamas L ot; Keed Werden. do; cance, Robs. HO! WANTED, BY A 6 aK in South Brooklyn. Addrovs RK. S., Lower to the defe . Post Office Mr Henry Inman, the father of — dees not deliver 1. Mr. Tom Was not delivered Tn Ie widow for the bette PB. Bankhead. Acting | a i dnmes Surgeon: Joba erable man, thes you have only to with. J Jemes ( mer, : inary tsa they should | draw your papers. nnd superande the necessity of mg | Walter 4 Gillies, Acting Master; Robes: bo willing, that ke should read them. If, for instance, and consider the Kee, Dr “ere the party ao | &Bt Surgeons Jacob Rend. Lins NFURNISHED ROOMS-WANTED, BY A PAMALY 1 three grown persons. two cedinaty sised rooms. ie wit r 46 V. M.. tro Jelphia at 6 and 9A | ech Lbether, f &p Goorge Hunter, Ste AAMDEN AND AWROY RAILROAD LINE FROM NRW ‘ Addreve bee 6, Horald offies, i t Thee. 0 = tg ha x gy a | thir Inference to be drawn from Cae defendant's paper of 4 Doon Out of my porece. | CDarles mean. Midabipman) 4 4 + York to Philadelphia—Leaye Pier No. | North River, by STABLE WANTED—CONVRSIENT TO PRERT Vinacmieh #8 0° palagneph of toe | the 16th May, ix that he was acding na the friend of Mr tence of them ha | hk. 1, Carpenter; John W steamboat JOHN POTTER, M at § o'ologk; street and Broadway, or wi hin tie blows, with two of 1 tbe pair ain'e he. connsot, | TERN, Fe kaye he did not erosive them on avy trust y other pore : tatul Lropeat, | Brandt, Gunner; Rebs Bl, tel, CarBerier cons We alernoon Tine, seit rare Vy cither Hing, 2% | mceestalis and room fortwo onrrivgen. Any pervon Raving | [beers the theors of tbe cod an entenst trom the | bee he (Mr. J: Rould seis who gave him parmiston 9 We deca not five t m Caeve over com. | Nerth. Bait sag: oy eo ¥ peal iste, '61 ae, ; : ae ae Bliss Aacane’’ | pret to lot, will find waved tonent, by Amplylng bo Uiltaspt Ag pS edt, DE be ak Or komen! 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