New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11
LAW LNI'ELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-GExERAL TERa-Noy. 10.
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SUPREME CoURT-GExnRAL TERa-Nev TO-
All the Judges on hand.
The Supreme Court has again it's full complement o.
judges, Judge Peabody having made his appearance.
After disposDg of what chamber business came before
bin, he took his seat on the bench at General Term.
beside Judge Roosevelt, who hanked on the other
eide by Judge Davies thus forcibly bringing to mind
the toublous days Of the di-putcd Jadg'ship, an9
leading all concerned 10 congratulate themselves that
the struggle happily ended and both parties u
SPECIAL TEHM-NOv io-Beforo Judge DAVIES
DIyORCE-IssuE OF FAcT-PRAcricE.
Mary Parker by, sc, sgt. Isaiah Parker
In tbi, case issues of fact on the point OF aduitey
raised by the peadnt' and noticed Tor ,. at the oss
tried by jury who rendered verdict for the plaintiff Tss
p % desss r na s.S .Hs Ss
On Consideration the section. Of the Code. -.
Court held that the statute Ilus trial s d,y " sres ,.
divorce except in certain specified ease. Of wve,
refer his. already been Sc, aSs by the CS.r, IN tbs s,s;
framed % y q & Co. ta' e ss saS . R ss
,iat lie application Of the plaintiff hearing and d.
cree Of regular aud must be granted In defsas
Decree 81 divorce entered to Judgment Or
cult and al A'"' Before re g gadsS ROo;ssILr
JURIsDICTIoS-PRAcTICK IN FOREIGN SUITS.
Albert ayemeyer ct al .s Cunningham ana 20 , audi
the snd plant 10 this seton; and .s
therron T want Of no n. 0m "o se ss Ts Ss,
personally within the State nor residents OF IT, bat Of
r. esu. OF action whether valid otherwise in his
state That disputed end the syenen. Of the plain.
in. ttst s' ,hsy See'e the d''na'"' nave properly
A. % CODE ,nii, NAV be instituted in such They
IA the service may be m'ds on person who esnpct e.
te dUe diligence be found within The State" even be -
not resident th. State" provided be have propsry
itr the Court have Jurisdiction Of ,se subject SnoAa
such service Be made S E and b. %s
Ies,nal delivery o.t Of IN s sa in ts Po. oe
No attachment give Jurisdiction AID Of ooerss
IS. spou hay. % to dc gG'TGi IL
a s dl" %s I%s s' VIII 5:
BY S cSS. e %.y be ss,sS Without
Whether by default for non appearance m ssee
G.sf a, be n Levi, Of sn any Rp1 's'H
question; and that within the state unless ss.'ns~s
", Order 10 slow cause discharged without costa
Before Judge CLEnxE
Former order vacated aud order allowing answer q
| propose ed 20 stand. No costs
| SUPREME COURT GESERAL TEsN-Hov 10 BsfosA
Judges ROOSEVELT. DAWES aud PxasooY.
TIE JOHs-sTREET CHURCH AGAIN.
the matter Of the Fst Methodist Episcopal Church ia tho
City Of New York.
The difficulty between the up-towners and down.
the Johnstreet Church has reached the
Getel Term appeal from Judge Roosevlps udsmcnt Of
tie .sh Of April confirming the award Of Bishop Simpsos
hat Judge Roosevers order OF the 10Th Of May 1855
ho1Ds the Of the Johnireet Methodist Epeops Church
application OF proceeds 81 The other svxa
Bile fano the Est NJ T. Church Of Newiork stand In tuA
force end effect.
That the gAly Trustees Of said religious corpors-
ton Ben W Benson, William r. Martin, aud thsr assoc
se. WHO do now legally compose the Board oTruees thereof
That the injunction granted by Judge Cowles AGAINST Bes
his the
rg above forth. be yacaied
That the above Trustees majority Of them
coed the abovensnsd sale and apply its proceeds
snd The other available fund.- the Church towd
tie procuring church edice, de Ia the upper part o(
tlst - o the sad religious Coz
That psii each pay their own costs and fees In ts
quits mentioned 10 tue submission ana upon tbs nesii az
OF of the proceeds u the sale eke
In the and fees u their attorney ssA
eouns.l and . 80 n thOSc Of opposite parties. .
g. That the former AID be va afed and M ie VOID
to-day, setting torth the fscts
which have transped the above Judgment was ndesrd.
only sixteen menbfs AMI cofpofston er8
now In favor sale while sikfyone are opposed TO tie
measure Nine Of the present arting Iruhe'. VINO wefn
Ls. an The 18Th Of last September hye signed consent ~
bs ,eve. and SIR fsnehs who has heretofore acted
81 the upfow having ftdydvB frs
Ike church ths, service has been aud
there in conformity with the wsbe. Of she majority Of tbs
e. urcb members
The argument rty finished and stands adjourned -
Ilurscay nfTf.
sTit Incidental this has just been commenced In the
ereeial T. which the downtowDeIs for
en upon the sss the grounds connected the
event. the summer. wEeh familiar 10 the public weo
o. they not parties 10 the original award
SUPREME C0CRT-CiRcUIr-Nov l0.-Besore Jade
CLEEkE.
An OLD WILL cAsE-TTs HISTORY FROM 1916.
Doe Richard Roe in the Of the VIII Of Hoo
In December, 1876, the will OF Henrietta Hicks We
pounded before Charlie. Ncvssn the Surrogate Yor,
BY Samuel Wisfs executor The ~ifness~s sarah n