The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-15


TIE AZTEC CHILDREN AGAIN-Y es.srcay the
case of ,Lese children was brought before the Court
81 Common Pleas again, upoa application Of
RaJ monde Seiva for their possession. The peti-
tiuDer sets forth that jose Maxine and Blrtoa,
tkLown as the Ate: cbildrcn.) tho one aged eight
years and TIE otcer six, ara the child,en of luo-
cepte Buigcs. native Of St Salvador, and i'm
properly ard illegally held and detained from their
parents. The ausger of the respondent, bIr Jos
Morris il is that Burgos is not the father Of tho
chidrep. and That Sesa is in no aay the agent or
repes.rtative Of the parents. The case
lusd by G Fallon, Esq for the petitioner, and
Gutiou and Page for the respondent
Sclva swears thgt the facts forth In the petit
tiCn are true, and that ne is the duly constituted
agent 10 present or TO bc presented the said
letition; AID be believes the amount derived from
heir exhibition viii exceed 100000 per annum,
God that Joseph Morris mas now tho custody Of tho
children. without legal authority.
The atsucr recitcs that Joseph Morris, Jr, acts
IS the agent d - Raymond ani ., Starr %.
Knox. VIC are not thin the limits of this State,
hut il New York aud that the p aver oftbc po-
titior il Wholly unnecessary AVID Inoxpedent, and
sorid he vexatous and unlawful interference
with the rights a respondents and minors
IL Genie, that the said lnocente Burgos IL tho
atLer Of tho children, and aiso denies tbat Ray
monde StIsa 10 IN any manner the agent the rep.
rCstDta've OF The parents OF SAID minors, aud nj
tgts that The children are not Row, have they
been nj aty time. resident within this county, that
hey only Temporary visit wi,bu its lin
~: aEd before the petition for tho appoint of
guar dan was piesonte1, arrangements had been
made ard it vas s. advertised in QUO of the daiy
np,rs, for a removal the refrom at time anterior
70 chat fxod for this hearing.
lie answer further al cges that the said minors
ue in The care and custody, and under the psren.
nj puai dansbip. Of he respondent, aud that they
bgve been treated by them their NURSE and OF her
agents. With all the kindness and regard which tue
ordest and most judcious parents could extend to
children situated these children are; all their
waits ollie emily attended to, their indrmitcs
scrupulously cared for, and becoming or pro-
per opportunity to dcveope their limited i0teisc
lua posCrs is or has been, suffered 10 pas unim-
proved. The ssid minors have no estate.
The resIondeDt alleges that the said Seva once
before PRETENDED 70 be the agent Of the children
parents IN an application TO this Court, and upon q
hearing OF the ho6eas corpus granted by Judge
TlonIson, the custody Of the children refused
20 The sad Sclva, ard they rcmapacd to the
custody Of the respondent After the answer was
,r, sontcd, tho counsel for the petitioner withdrew
he application, and the matter rests for the
aeeent, Pennsylvania Inquirer, Jutyil.
RE BUILDING or THE BRoCK MONUMENT The
urds ia aid Of the monument to General Brock, In
Canada, have reached the rum Of co, 1914. A com
mtUe have been APP ointed to realize the required
nmouDts Twenty five pounds are to be paid Tor the
lest Plan for new monument, 10 DO presented by
he I'd Of August