The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-25

SUPREME CoUnT, SPECIAL TrRm, July 2t-Before
Justice Uurlbut. Dtctsioas.-Jervis VS.. Palmor-Or-
dsred that the plaintiffs costs $0 be set off against
the defendants costs, and endorsed the execution
in this cause In the matter Of the application Of the
administrator of tiust-Order Of the Surrogate af-
filmed with costs. Wiileston VS.. Ward-Excepton 20
report of referee allowed Moore MooreSen back
10, further proof of adultery. Slmtn Kittetas -
Motion TO dissolve injunction denied, with costs to
abdesthe event.
Lougas ct al ads Cruser = Order enjoiuins II. d.
CIueer from proceeding in the ejectment suit nst
Lswr, Hart and from setting up and allie, in
suit SUITS b,tween John 8. Hall Lawrence II art,
Elizabeth Waters that the petitioners, George nd
William Douglass, not during the years 1916 md
1s47. seized Of and we'll entitled unto all thu lands
whereof the said Hall, Hart and Waters were respec.
lively pants, mentioned in the petitions and
denying in any suit between the said II. ID Cru
gerand said Hall that the sad petitioners had good right
and full power let to said Hall the live stock men
toned in the said petition until the further order Of
the court And in the suit thirdly mentioned in title
Of the petitioners, ordered that unless the plaintiffs
elect within ten days after notice of this order. to
ceive the plea of defendants, the oath Of
William Douglass aud without tho oath sig nature
OF George Douglass and Harriet d. Cruger, that the
defendants have SIX months further time to plead
answer; and II the plaintiffs elrct to receive tn.
swer or plea above mentioned, the defendants have
sixty days after such election to put in the same
Graham ads. La Bau-Aloti, n denied
G,ifen rs. Trustees of The laird Consregaiian Of
The Reformed Church Let il be referred to Geo w.
Morrel Esq to appoint receiver Of the rents men,
toned in the petition, with the usual powers and that
such referee report upon the claims of Elijah Haugh-
ton 10 such rents or any part thereof
Jane Dempsey Don,et r. Tylee. ct. oi-This was
n motion TO omen "a default. The bill in this
filed by ths complainant against Mr. Tyee aud others
praying TO be decreed entitled to property amounting
TO 100 00o claimed by Mr. Tylee, in right OF his de-
ceased wife. The complainant alleges that Mrs Ty
lee had but life interest in the property, and that
upon her death it reverted TO the compla MIR.
Tylee has answered the BILL and 1t was taken rs
confessed against him. he has, since the suit
his property to the petitioners for the
bene ct of his credorsthey were not made parties to
the suit and aege that they have meritorous Defence
and ought be let in to defend it After very sire
nuous opposition by compliments counsel the Court
held that they must he let in terms namely that
they should pay all costs and be restricted to certain
line Of defence.
MARINE CouRT.-Bcfore Judge Smith Joseph Sal
tcau rs. HIM Hoibayton This WAS an action of as
sault and battery The defe dant captain Of the
ship Naoma and the plaintiff was one of the crew.
On tho part of The Plaintiff II was alleged that whilst
the ship lay at Havre he with two others came
board after night fail, and the defendant struck
him violent blow with beayin pin and afterwards
gave him in charge to two gems d1rms, who TOOK MIN
o prison For the defence, 1T was shown, by three
witne, SEES that plaintiff with two of his companions,
come on boa late in The evening intoxca ted that
gave them in charge to the French police but did not
strike the plaintiff The Court rendered judgment
for the plaintif-six cents damages.
COMMON PLEAs-CHAmAERs-Before Judge Ulshoefer.
-D,scharged "A young lad nan ed John A. Scott,
age about 13 years, brought before the Judge,
from the amy 1t appeared he came on here from
Philadelphia in company with another boy. on the
1tt Of June last, and the 18th enlisted drum
in the United States service and has cont nued
since Governors Island. His father, who it
IL respectable citizen of Philadelphia, when he
ders,ood where he came here and caused writ of
habeas corpus 10 issue. and claimed his son. on the
ground of hiShavpg enlisted without his consent or
the consent Of guardian. The Judge discharged him
nn ds,ely directing the father to return the regi-
nj e.