New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-11

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SUPRrxE peel al rm.ttcis,0Hs BY Judge
Ednonds--Atrdtam Lsat, Jr. VS.. Nara Lent-Tbs was
an application for divorce, which was tried on iegned
issue and verdict given for plaintiff Melton Is made for
decree Application for a divorce denied because II Is
not accompanied by certificate Of the Jusge who ueh
the iegned issue. that he satisfied with the verdict
Mari J. Luddiagton VS. John r. LuddiagtOE-Ap plea-
ton for divorce the ground OF undsty. The Cont
said there two why divorce cannot Dc grant,
ed in this There Is evidence Of personal service
Of subpoena, and testimony proving the nadelliy
As 10 the first point the Court said u Is necessary that
the parties must be personally known 70 the Individual
serving the notice, and proof shown to that eject AS 10
The charge itself, admissions Of defendant that ne Is
guilty, Will not answer-the guilt must be proved The
only evidence Is rst, admission Of Defendant MADE 10
one the solicitors Ofpanh that he had lodged every
night spoken Of since his wife e This and tes
tnony of witness having the servant girl leave
his room the morning while the defendant himself was
putting on his vest sufficient 20 prove The inndety
The Court said there is nothing beside the admission 10
warrant divorce which would not divorce any married
man in the city who kept sfemae servant
Mr. L. kept house In Grandsi and, from some cause,
Mrs. L left, and finally brought the action Tor divorce
the person relative to whom the charge OF irhdety Is
founded was young woman, servant In the house Dr.
yOrce denied
Hargaret l.. Walser VS.. Richard Walker.-APplcston
for divorce on the groundThe parties were mar
ried AZ New York, in 1892, by Rev. Mr. Musy. The
charge that the defendant resided with another wo-
man. and that friend OF plaintiffs obtained access 70 MS
room The Court said that although the bill had been
taken as confessed by defendant there not sssac-
tory evidence that the defendant notified OF the pro-
ceedngs against him. and in such cases 10 guard az
imposition. there must be evidence OF absolute persona
service. Divorce denied.
WaIiaa Palmer vs. AbJy D. Pslmer-Diyoree granted,
the father to have the and custody Of the children
Henry Jacobs Mary Jaco6s.-Divorce on The ground
Of inhdeity, granted.
H. ne posr Of ne application 4 Darid PedrsaH Tor an
attachment a2aiaa solomon K Noble, attorney and go
iolior 6e.-Mr p complains that having employed MT
" 70 enter proceedings In equity against Howard rear
sa-( which suit complainant subs quenty discontinued
and paid defendants costs beside S5 for costs AID coun
SIR. ~ the suit being relative TO premises under
Fulton Market)that before commencing the proeeeo-
ings Mr. Noble told com lanan that 10 would be neces-
ssry deposit SIPS Court which complainant gave 10
him and took receipt Aer the suit was dseonhueS'
he requested 20 have this Sl25 paid back, wnch M ~
has promised do, but has performed. The COM
plSinant informed that II necessary TO de-
pos s25 and be asks for an attachment 10 compel Mr.
Y. 70 naturalization for attachment granted
Francs " Palmer. ads Darsd s. Jrris.Moiion FOR re-
TAX ion denied. with costs.
Cor q Durtsh vs. Joel RaydeH, e al-Motion by one
pasn 10 stay the other from prosecuting salt in their
olnt names denied II appearing that they had been part
MRS In the ms.ter out OF which the suit arose.
Tsomas BeaJ w. BEN. Il. S,rdHg, and otleTs.-Moton
for leave 70 amend the bill without pre1iee 10 the nj
ton, granted en- payment o. costs o. nSn0n 's
ment 70 be verinea "lthih -"~N's' ~ -
6rr,el y. Birdsag ard olsrs ads. Jesse L. Rsder-
verdict Of the plaintiff IN Iespsss, Ls sSs
taxed without notice and ca sa issued on "eu s &c
fenaant was arrested Held 20 be Irregular Inc rue a.
lowing such only applies ~ "a Ca 50 SET Asoe N Ue
feacant stipulAilng not for false Imprisonment
RVLEs--Jaauary aid F1brsGrg Terms hi par NO
ions every morning at opening OF the Court speeA
motions every Monday In their srder on the CslencAt
II tho moving party omits TO put his case on tns S-Ie
dsr ster days notice 20 DO the oppos nc parry &
on the following Monday 70 dismiss the NOTION wiz
costs On the Calendar 10 only will be called.
Parties BY agreement. set down causes for psiuea
lar dsy they be entered In the Clerks DiAry
No cause will te heard TIL reached on the Calendar.
CtRcrtr CorxT-Before Judge Morse.-Chatean vs.
yri,c.urs a alTo recover Of defendants. IS common
carriers the value Of damage 20 fgrs sent nom Buffalo,
md injured By the sinking Of barge in which they were
No aeeencs wa. offered. Verdict for plaintiff sl3SsS
For pa Mr.. L. Paine.
r-s,rrp STATES DISTRICT Cousr-se'ore Judge Belts
aIgrd yar5a q a. Steamboat coH1b'a hsr iaetse
&c Action TO recover damages io1 h.u'. uons !" s'e
49,. ysrns IA collision With the steAno'st o.
iunsla opposite Kingston on the North River wnns n
low Of the steamboat s.ndusky TIC ssIse' sna'
wa, injury 10 the amount Of $500. Testimony Wa .sAsn
ror iib.ll.nt Nessrs George ". Stevens sni JOIN .
Brady; for an, Mr.. c. Van ssosvoord'