New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-14
CITY INTELLIG ENCE.

TUESDAY, December To-
V1cE CHANcELLoR's CoURr.--Before Vice
Chancellor McCoun
DECISIONS Cyrus " Feidys Jared ". Bel! and others
The complainant, time since, hed bill setting
forth that he sold to Mr. Beor the purpose printing the
newspaper called the New Era, quasty OF paper, TIE
value OF hich G5s for which Bell gave him note
drawn by John Gerread, Of which payable to Ger.
reads order and eadorsed by him. and in favor OF
Mr. Bell Mr.. B. assigned to Gerread for his security
claim he held against the corporation tor printing which
claim Gerread made complainant Bell subsequent
y sold the New Era and claims against the corporaton 10
Parker Goodwin Wni G. Bryant and Rm q. Boggs pay
ments for which be made in notes. These notes
TO $685. Bell promised to give the complainant
and take onr Of the notes OF Gerreaa but afterwards
refused do So and Injunction prayed for, anu
granted drainng Goodwin 4 Co. from giving the notes
70 Bell. Motion is made that the injunction be dis
solved. Motion granted, coststo abide the event
Ruth G,lGer,lespe vs. Samuel GildersieeUe APPLICATION
on the part OF the wife, for order compelling the nus
band 10 aew alnony, and also furnish funds to her soc
tor to against him bill OF divorce the grouso
Of nfdely. The husband owned house In Delancy-.'
is an industrious carman, and member OF the city watch
He presented evidence of excellent character, we
that OF his wife decidedly the reverse. Tue Court stated
that She was wrong in fling the bill, instead obeing the
complainant she could be proceeded against as defendant
tor gross misconduct. apple alton denied
Barbara j. Carroll Christian II. Sands and Others
Mr. Roosevelt Mr. Fabee, and others, loaned $4,000 On
sale under foreclosure He claimed the OF Mr. Brown
the tenant and suit of ejectmen The paini
6lsd bill stating the properly had belonged TO Tie
estate Of her father Matthew Carroll, which estate should
have been divided, agreeaby u the terms OF The WILL be-
tween herself, sister and brother IN 1857, when WA
worth $50 coo. Ii not divided, but this property
sold to her brother by e1ecuri1 in 1885, and morgaged
nv him She denied the validity eli the transaction, aud
asked and injunction distrainng defendant from
proceeding against Mr.. Brown.
Tile defendants still went and obtained judgement 10
an eeclment suit Motion made to dissolve inJ unc
lioa which denied Also on the part OF complainant Tor
attachment sanst defendant and their attorney in yoldt
ing the injunction by proceeding with the suit Grantedn
The sum OF $3.50 edch unless they Vacate judgement and
nav costs Motion Tor leave file supplementary bill de
Med
L6n Rankn VS. Francis Price and 9tteTs-OrderRd that
IN. subject be- referred to Master Wheeler examine the
parties and report whether Sl04 paid Geo. r Oakley
GU sale of premises belonged to Francis or 10
Robert NJ. Price, reIurn 10 be made within ~ Gays
Susan Ann De Rose VS. linn Fay and outers.-a claim
the solicitor moneys in his hands, received from
the sale of store and lot 100 Watersreet Ordered that
Mr. Sears the solicitor pay the money in his hands mo
Court &c.
Luke Iorbos, vs. ambrose Mercer Jr.-The Masters de.
cision reversed costs to abide the event
D,nni, Nc Groary VS.. Isaac II. Knoplton,-Ordetei J,
that tue in uac,ion be modified expressed IN the notice,
costs 10 abide the event
Joseph Hart u.s. Riinm Waner.-IGJunction dissolved.
and wri, Of discharged costs 10 abide Tie event
COMMON PLEAs-F w. Frant=kie as. James
Gen,me-Action to damages for injuries done to
building in Broadway excavating for cellar adjoining
The case has been days IL appears that Tue
damage was done by tenant Of plaintiff interfering and
stopping the work, and by heavy ran-storm washing
away the sand The defendant took all reasonable CATS
Verdict for defendant