New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
La " INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-IS CHAMBEss-June l5-Before Judge
MORaIs


SUPREME CoURT-k CHAMBEss-June l5-Before Judge
MoRaIs.
HABEAs CORPUS.
A writ was granted, sued out at the instance of
Mary Willis directing the commander of the United States ship
enlisted IN the United states service but said Mary
this wfe alleges tina, he did while under the naus Of
counsel in the case went on board the North Carolina Thurs,
wt the counsel the got City let him co.
The Naval officers sent yesterday to ascertain what bad been
the result when the for who stated that he
supposed the officers had voluntarily discharged the and
he he cOuDse did not know where the The wife
informed her that her husband be forthcoming he
would be treated desere and also expected that the
counsel will produce him. The parties left with view
HABEAs CORPUS.
In the case of Eli Wainwright Butler who had been
arrested by poe-oer committed by Justice Connolly
charge Of being dcrdery while engaged in selling the DE
Judge Morn. on Thursday granted writ Of sbes Cor
pus application of counsel for Butler reiurnabe yesterday
Judge a.Buter had dc'ssl on Thursday evening"
and the matter dropped
james T. Foster was brought up on application of
his counsel Clinton and Wheadon, an his discharge
reced 10 the Sheriff at Troy to produce him Mr. Foster had
that city been ordered to appear and answer on judgment
Ss1 mod an issued on which he wa.
and the present application for his discharge on me s1nna Of
of irreguary in the attachment. Objection taken by Mr.
Benedict Boardman b. to the jurisdiction Of the G9ur II
being that Supreme Court Judge or other ocer OF
e distant county The Judge thought Supreme Court
such power bu reserved his decision on the points
meantime Mr. Foster admitted TO Dali on the
Of Mr.. Wheaton, his counsel
GENERAL TERm-Before Judges MITCHELL, ROOSEVELT and
CLERKE.
DECISIONS.
The following s abstract of some OF the opinions
of late General Term decisions of which have already been
given ...o, oo,,,.x,rs
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New1o k against INC
This is a claim of one OF two particular Lie Insu-
rance Companies who alege under law obtained IA az
having capital of nearly three millions OF aonstsJ ia'
be taxed as If heir ssPla wss 0"I snnss how
law was passed 1853 which they hal overlooked ana
is operative in respect to them applying 20 ,he;I cana
or other sources which includes their surplus funn ~,
The Asses looking at the law OF 1912 Lax rn
many as having capital of 100 0W but the Tax ~
Iy ~ 90 ~ o0 90 which confirmed by the SUPERVISOR
The Conpapy demued The Judge al SPECIAL 40
/, in favor of The Supervisors and appeal MADE IL %
M have no power increase the vsuaion ol
the Assessors However this may Apply tne oIu ha sy
Commissioners have power i 9, ,n or.. '""
at Special Term affirmed win COSTS ~
CONSTRUCTION or WILL.
Hogans sst De Peyster s oianannS VII"
The tcstator left part OF his estate loov an in
s,ock Of the States Bank while II was y he uSst
the executors 10 conunut W.
erts of mis- and other ock should they deem ios M IN
nteest Of his family The trustees continued ine nv
,b n;,ed States bank after the Bank had petn
e and became State Bank, and the heirs feceNea
sivdend previous the reverses OF we oaA no mare
bd them liable The Court considers that there We 20 re
no 80 loss from the State charter than from TUG
National. Bills dismissed with costs -
LOST BOND AND MoRTGAGE.
Smart Executor net. Perrine. Jr. and Wiie' e.
Tho question tx whether a Bond and nortg ~.
% sea civ en- by defendants his uncle gentleman 6 nnee
age had been os or was g., services compep.
ar bns been promised by the uncle The Cou ecu
dsrs II was so destroyed by the uncle Jpdsmen. VI 'P
Term affirmed with costs, TO DC paio ou' VI ' ~