New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-04
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME C0URT-GESERAL TEsx-Before Jude,
EDWARDS, RoosEvsLr aud MoxRis
sECoNDAY. RAtLRoAD.

SUPREME CoURT-GEsERAL TEsx-Beforr Jude,
EDWARDS, RoosEvsLr aud Mozsls
sECoNO-Ay RAtLRoAD.
Application for injunction 20 restrain the
grantees from proceeding with the road and order 10 show
cause by the injunction should net be granted
Gerard Stuyyessnt sst Denton PeaTssll and Others.
Tie argument IN this proceeded IN Messrs w
c Noyes and schmidt appearing behalf Of the sppca
ton. and Mr. James T. Brady for defsnsa The points Of
plaintiff published four tive dsysaro They are with
s e3eeI9n 81 better terms ha.ns been offered enough
obtantd for the grant similar thoso Of the exceptions
a. "a The Broadway grant so that the OF the rsso-
hton making the grant have not been compiled with 4,
The resolution requires that before the resolution should
take eject the parties named grantees should enter into
GOOD and nihcient agreement with the Mayor &C. bind
INA themselves a. those only who shon act in making the
roud instead OF this they did bind their representa-
NV but their the ClrpOraton no ght 10
authof1e the railroad tnereres with the rule OF the
general aw OF the road the passing the right Sc
the grantees are persons Of little pecuaary respOn
bhty aud the heue1 intended them but for other
pstues' arioad must De mate, the privilege should b.
given 60 the Of the land the OF the street
and W have raid The expense Of grading 1e also there
wss fraud IN relation 10 the grant
In reply the nine gna grantees make affidavit that no
member Of the Common Council has been paid or prom
Used any reward tor the grant; that the grant was applied
for and obtained coed ish without the employment OF
improper meansi that the road IL nuisance bat VIII
BE- great public benefit that the grantees haze formed
regular Raruad Company, under the general law OF tho
state, entered INTO coutrcts for railroad iron aud cara aad
engaged Edmund Smth, enquirer for year At s50Oa
others tor railroad in the second av and sid to 90
nehnt Pearsa e. 20 the emit that there objection
nii,0d OF the Secondlv and Il snch change were made
he and those acting with him would assist all their
power not he would oxpend s0o eco defeat III Ieny
that the clam TIE rsht OF PeypstRY 10 h ssesl il i.
yG.ihiy r6ip6r;'hiy That SnfD Pfsssa! . worth more
lsn soNo,o over AID above PAYING bs debts; it IS denied
uat the toGd was obtained fax the benefit u Othera
- The erslss OF efsociation as railroad Company
gwen Ihe company 10 20 continue o,
BE- from HaEer River 10 Pecklp miles IN extent the
capital 20 be S80cc0 ard the stock divided into coo
shales al eco each with liberty the capital %
SO 0AO " ives also shown that the 80C0 shares Of
siock divided among the twenty-five c0rporitOs OF
which Denton Peaual aid William l.. Youie hsI aarh
shsreI; Abraham Allen 500 shares. Wa. l.. Hall 100
shares and The othfT twenty coIporat0rs go shares
each The affidavit says that 10 per cent ba been paid on
said s.oo0 shares.
Argument was prevented by NJ Noyes for plain.s in
support Of hs various points A. the conclusion Of his re-
marks The Court adjourned 10 hs forenoon, when Mr.
b sdy " y proceed
SPECIAL TFRN-Bsfore Judge Roosevelt
The SCRbUaId snd Roanoke Railroad COmptuy ast William
Ward.
Motion for attachment against Mr.. w, q
broker IA Exchange place, for contempt voianE a. a.
legged Injunction restraining hun from selling Aposnz
Of certain bouds OF the CITY OF Norfolk which were ia hs
hands Ia defense previous indebtedness and settlement
wee setup Argument prevented by Mesirs BO~sy
and Moves Tor Plaintiff and Mes.rs Woodbury. q Cnur-h
AID ks and to- detEse The Court granted the order for
hneut retumebie st May III " 20 b. hall TO ssl
m the SUN of sioeoe 10 abide any ui which plaintiff
may obtain against him
Ju.is 4. Bl,ss at Wm. $. Bis
Decies declaring the marriage void oa he ground
D; hsIi.