The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-09

Before Judge Edwards.
Chaplin Us. Ceniska-Order granted stayiuy plaintiff
from any further proceedings under the execution, to
collect anything which occurred before August 26th
and pay the costs Of this motion, unless be files his
bill within 30 days for the purpose of correcting the
mistake in their agreement in which event Judgement
and Fl ia, with the lien to remain as security
Dry Dock Methods, Episcopal Church Us. John
Coun, ct al.-Order to chow cause dismissed
King Us Keesr.Iorder granting perpetual stay of
proceedings in all suits except the first.
EQUrrY SnE-Spscial Term-Befors Judge Edwards
Motion to dissolve injunction and discharge writ of
ne ereat-.fntonia Sanquirico and Satuator Patti u.s.
Sesto BenedetiThe plaintiffs managers Of the Italian
opera In this CITY engaged the defendant the summer
or fall OF 1915, In Italy, first tenor at salary of
Sslo month, to sing and play at such times In such
manner ana In such places they, the miabt
direct said engagement to commence on the Law of
October s4o On the third May last the parties en-
which was to commence on the day of October last
aud to continue until next June order to carry
part OF last summer to Italy engaged large froupe or
company Of performers, which they brought with them
sb ons Sans IN me month Of May
with defendant taken house and premises in Astor
place for five years at yearly rent OF to carry
the performances On the first Of October they call
ed defendant to attend the rehearas but ne
and thereupon they fled their bill stating the facts
above mentioned and that the defendant had entered
into engagements with Madam Bishop and others, to
sing at Boston, Philadephis and other places in conae
quence Of which their establishment would be broken
up and they themselves greatly injured &c. and pray
ing specific performances of said contract and an in
junction to restrain the defendant entering into
also writ Of Great to restrain him from leaving
city until he had performed his contract The inunc-
ton and writ OF treat granted, and the defen.
dant arrested under the and compelled to
give bail for bis appearance motion made this
morning to dissolve the injunction and discharge the
defendant from the ereatby MIR Robert Emmett Jun
IL appeared from affidavit made by the defendant
that he arrived in this country in September, 1886
as member Of an operatc company, of which
the complsinants were the managers that they
engaged him at the city Of Milan first tenor
for ak months at certain salary. In May last, the
compsinans pressed for money and defendant Of
Tered to assist them with Sl0O0that IT, to loan them
$780, and to allow them to retain $500 which due
him the foot Of his first contract they agreeing
give him 800 out Of each representon Of opera called
"semaramde" about to be performed in October last
part payment Of his loan and further security they
gave him the guaranty Of Mr.. Felix Argent. They
shortly after set out for Europe to engage company
perform In the winter Of s47 at which time defendant
gave them directions to pay his brother who resides In
italy, $500 out Of the debt OF $1,000 due to himself which
payment he alleges they neglected to make Finding
they had not paid his brother the 5000 and not having
paid any part Of the balance himself he wrote to them
on the 9th OF October for payment Of the whole sum- to
which they replied the 9TH that they willing to
pay MN the $1,000 upon his giving thom guaranty for
,ne faithful performance Of his last contract To this
letter ne roinsd that be willing to accept his debt
ana 70 ggs them such guaranty they required, pro.
Y'osa tnsy eave him guaranty thst bic sslery would