The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-07
Law Intelligence.

Law Intelligence.
UNITED STATES CincuIT CoURr Hog f. Delaaatey
ads EmersonOn Saturday last after the writ of error
was allowed In this the defendants counsel asked
for stay Of proceedings but no order then made
which Is In substance as follows That unde,
the provisions Of the act Of Congress Of 1882 regard
wrs the statute required that the writ Of error
copy thereof with notice. served in addition to giving
bond but the court also considered they had contso
over executions as well as Judgments stay them o.
otherwise order, as justice might seem to rsouire In
this the court would order stay Of procsedipss
upon the terms of the whole amount Of the judgement
being brought into court and that the defendants
their written arguments prepared that the case could
be submitted to the Supreme Court Of United States
before the LIST Of February next otherwise the
money to be then paid over to the plaintiffs.
SUPREME CouRr, Dec Especial term (November) -
Before Judge Observation-Disclosures Burning vs.. VIM
s. BurliDg-Dscree for divorce. Noble G. Minor Va
Harriet j. Minor Exception allowed Albert T. Com
stock mpleaded, &c. Aaron Trueman--Tpjuncton dis
solved costs TO abide event. Nathaniel T. West
costs to abide the event. Samuel Arnold adsm.
Thomas Messenger-Inquest set aside on payment of
cost John Jacob Aston vs. Daniel II. Turner, and
othersMotion Tor receiver denied without COSTS with
leave to complainant to the further a-
davits Henrietta Hene vs. Solomon Heine--Motion for
sequestraton aud appointment Of receiver and
mment for non pay ment Of amony and COSTS granted
with $40 costs motion in ether respects denied
SUPREME CoUnr-specal term (Deoember) - Before
Judge Harris-The December term of this court COM
menced to-day. Some unimportant motions we're heard
and the Court adjourned
r-CoMMoN TLkAsJ Ice. o,-beI0ro Judge IngrAhAm-
EEmqnn.l Ber,t and John NJ Ktese u.s. srsmish Hofch-
kiss, Witham H. Mills and Charles ~ Nils, Sen-Ths
was an action Of trovr to the amount of two
promissory notes. for $9l9 ss the other for s9le
81 payable four months after date alleged to be con-
vsrted by defendants The notes we're made by James
Peck Co., and passed TO plaintiff for bill OF goods
The notes afterwards passed into the hands Of the
fendsnts who sold them the 18th Of April 10 Beck
CO.. for $50 The case is adjourned TILL to. morrow
this morning. For plaintiffs, Russell and Starr; for
defendants, Messrs Sloughton and Harrington.
Before Judge DAILY.
Edward Price and Elijah b Price Us Eisey s. Pom.
ell oL-This action the case, recover the
value Of marble tops shipped by plaintiffs in this
city In defendants vessel, to be- sent to Wilmington
NC The plaintiffs alege the marble tops were 60
much damaged by being badly slowed. that they were
rendered useless and seek to recover the value
them. The stands adjourned till TO morrow (hs
morning) For plaintiffs Messrs. Brooks and Tuft for
defendant, Mr.. Cutler.
Tucker Us Wssierpeh.-The jury rendered . verdict
In this cause for the plaintiff, for 500
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co. ", a. as 70, TO- 49, las 1871 las I47 49, Ill o. o.
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