New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

rlart in any form II void the collecting officer by t
al selling The plaintiff furniture in Nrwburgh, will b.
tr ster and hke sny other trsspsseT I'll by jury
~ The ordinary way yill he mulctef IN danises The
llfIifs original residence Il wold Pc u, p hpA- ,
DONG business Ia New.Iork wa, 10 Aewoafsn. IL phl
liz p'rous tax iL-e ia Januan, l. aud asp uiN "a
Ie estate situated there In MsV 1913 after an ab.ence
q abooi four months he ttarn5d Vih his family - "
hugh, taking yos.ssion Of bs former r-rde &C. a14 oL'
iLas tune down to tie ent b. aud ht la pave e,n
tnued 10 :cupy the house IN Ne"DuFsh puc"Assi y
him ~ pri,r 10 he srnng OF le5l
Tn. t,mrornry oeupaiIon of house in Nev-York for
few months TO escape TAXATION cannot De feStfuei on
fhs nation II NAV lie that Newfork having been his
p c.al place Of business he ought under the new law
10 have paid HE personal taxes here. But be did not
What hardship then usder me eircpnsisnecs y here IA
cont.ng lin 10 psy elseWLerel Had be fairly stl,si
li Cse 10 he officers in NeEYork AMI upon sach state
eut been atses Cd il EeSYOrk aDd had he ihen plead
90 hat assessment before the officers in Ne~bgrgh a.
grow nd ior being passed 10y them proper for
uf cton, aud inter- lesder might. peThaps have been
pfofeDitd But the case now sa1ds Fhatver my %
the strict law applicable TO it, there u obviously no eny
end Of course ground for the issuing equitable IN
junction Motion denied with costs.
GEgERAL TERN.
The Mutual Insurance Cof.uy, SvYork Va The bord Of 81
{sr'.o" Of, Of SsS S ,bs 1"iA Iegi.lature passed
Jure Qs 1889 it was provided that Life Insurance
nice noorpOa rated previous 10 the Senef ihsufance aN
should be subject 10 taxation IN be same manner as II
tb.v were ipcnrporated under said general law, with
cauita Of 800 900 az required by the sixth sccilon OF
said general aw. Now that sech0n mereY pr"VioeS As
essential attributes O their xlsence, tntt no
Nn,ul life Insurance Company formed under the act
hd con, ence business until il bad secured casn cap
a of slOO Tie reference therefore, IN the act O
1ss3 20 the OOO merely descriptive. IL wss not
Inserted for the purpose of creating limit, especially
limit so absurdly INADEQUATE TO the extent OF xtiDn
IIe old corporaons be taxed III the same manner
as tie new And how thal The general act having
doeatd in exprss terms that the Companies al )nd
be deemed and taken TO be bodies polite aud corpraie,
thew wtre held like other Corporations TO be subject " tax
alton on That he manner Of their taxation.
he oply qBoton being what fdnds for that purpose,
10 be d, en- ed their capital On that question this Court
les decided that all the funds however large which CDn
laues re0n security ard which they do ousl1ess
whether more or less constitute their capital IT, then
tie free Company taxed such capital 10 s fall
amount be il ever large, why should the chartered
Con pany be privileged to O00GOl Would such sys-
tenn be taxing the latter The same would 1t be IN
very different manner from the former
il appears 10 me that although somewhat biyu1usy
and pubaps adroy wOrded the meaning ~ the Le8sa-
ure in passing the Of 53 whatever have been the
intention Of the outside drafsman Is sufficiently clear %
enable the Court decide according TO the obvious right
the case and 10 prevent what woHf oherwse be an
exeIoe Of any undue paray in favor of the old to the
rtudice of the institutions. The Judgment az Special
Term oul ht to be affirmed.
sUPRFHE COURT-IE CHAnBERs-Bsore Judge ROOSEVELT
HABEAs CORPUS
Young man named Michael McDermot was brought
up on application Of his father and his discharge from
enrolment iu the US Army asked for the grVunf Of
minority. He discharged, the Judge, however re-
during that he pay S4 49, the expenses incurred for him
by Government for and since his enlistment.