New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-14

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Ss%'s -. 49,
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT oogkr-"'
Judge heEhsoLh- rvvpo
x onx- MAJ, STEAMSHIP CONTRAcT-A 'A""
v.py tyJuScTIoS GRANTED
ss1t o s:s ct Hhiss IS i s: sufficiently familiar to
assa ; III %sTans spon motion for tenn
sssA Bonus ". .nS ~ S w:
re spsn, ~ss bin peCeDs restraining Robert
:s ". Es e. ssa ie spps. .ssns.
hCs.Dd md . ,is ohss . Or c%
sspoiSs ssywh.e except TO The 'sSoan, e, tss
snans any Of theii the wharf peJ Of the
us,ses, or employing them in their business
s n ssa RcSs from ~itSbOdns sad Of the
astsss from this and that Of ei1n Of them dur
iss .ass.s1ssi POSITIONS BY the pronounoins
sus;saes s.sie@enf .hh win be perceived be mainly in
~ o. plsipSss request for an Injunction upon majority
., the trustees taxing action In the premises: The Court
s,sr sSSertns dnet,o. 'otween public aud private
frs, that fair 10 presume taat in great commercial
tspso This character sa parties intended that the juds
.pS Of Q: .S % SUs eG tie %
BY what name VIZ, Il constituted an association Of ind
% Il. 10 S. ss' 70 sSias the poh AFTER paying expenses
the dhere.s member who mad advanced Of ssrsed TO-
he brsh.s ~ 20 be conducted thus having the
Ss. Ds. q IN s
neIshp having in view objects for which commercial
e,. BY Of the created, made ndiss0ube
bJ Tie gsI during ten yes,, . s.,,v 10 oo..s.,sd
s nisnsa the parties cary on the eq:ns.. without the
10 hs in relation to the United States and the
North Star and considering the .cs at length the
made this question in controversy between the
hne proper %s 70 oos %sde an
prevent abuses in the future Of the bust
sss: II the nust and settle rights which dependent
upon the 'dutmsnt Of charge: on the book Of the
n, ..,,... uDon which the contract for
The employment Of the United States Attempted a:i
1 %ss: and Re IN 6
United state: Ma. Steamship COMPANY in Which they were
ssy profit S.jadies sIeo tSs :ss!
s % % a Equity
temptation fraud and violation of trust duties are too great 10
interest Conflicts too much with duty.
With these general view; an order mus: pass 70 Iesr.n 20
@ ss:@he Company On which he T.SHty Of ths - p.
,: Iy p % s which h.y or
either Of them have an insIe: sresptus the ships Of =:
Trustee: Without he eoneuusncs ..en Of The three T.;
N % IN @ sS aSs. lot Re' : %
Ne enpio, D.nt ships should be obtained
~. ss ss s ::
"a credit ed OF sH
ne said Trustees may dsssnste A.,
{. By
sSs md Se United Yss,
Withholding books and paper, of the Trustees from the in
pseon and examination Of Fisher or any Trustee at any
Ssssonable time during the hour. Of business ,.
No further order deemed be on this motion
Before Judge Belts
TIE LAST fILLIBusTER CAsE-MOTIoS TO DISCHARGE
CAPT. LISTER AND OTHERS.
Judge Phillips renewed bis motion for the discharge
.s .sf s % Sa the %sas
tAs . Term on the sround that wa: time for the Govern
s;ssion gwen for i: renewal hi. month, u. wss
q. ss s
TSs Court ordered that parties be discharged unless
brought TO TRIAL BY Tuesday next
SUPERIOR CouRT-Ts,.L TEnm-MAr is-B'f0r' Judge
Clsudius Ducrew agt Jehiel Post =,
In this case, reported in Tuesdays TRIBUNE, the
J. rendered ;s.sa verdict for the p.ns for e % Sst
e .sd .5 sssn Sou I'll night
mach worried could not eonscenousJ agree to the YER
xnsr having been again. they finally verdict
,ss before Judge bOswohssve that only Juror there
SPECIAL TERM-Before Judge HOFFMAN.
Hsrshome agt. Union Mutual Insurance Company
Compliant dismissed, with costs
SUPREME COURT-srEcIAL TERM-MAy 1S-Before Judge
ROOSEVELT.
Mary Ann Williamson agt. Robert H. Williamson -
and Of the i.snt children given to the mother
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURTNEY IS
Before CommisoLsr bRpSHAm
The case Of the United States agt Charles G: Dun
can (of the arm Of Charles G. Danesn c. No. ~ al
Achilles Tor the ship A6sus to sea when In custody OF
on 81 our v,snt United States District Attorney on Mon
Day TIE Government falling to make out probable case the
ssSsnts discharged Dexter A. Hswkin' for tho do
tsnss.
COURT CALENDAR-TMs DAY.
sURIrHp STATES DISTRICT 'CoURT.-Nos D, 8, y,
SUpRrnE CoURr-CIRcUIr.-Nos. 800, s24. 4oi,
49, sss}, <ss, 4l, +56, 5s6 4ss 80 .o
SuPERIoR CoURT.-Nos. 252, 353, 12l, $780, 1913,
sac 27s 49, Sa5 5as 5I2 SIS "a 66, is4, $40, us s. rs
- see ~. s.! s1s SO $751; 5 49, 47s Aos SOL so' 3d. &c.,
CouRT OF COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. 53s,
ga ess Sl, es5 $50 6S $50, $40, GAL etlt sts StS 81
e Rs IiNos og, 49, SIS, GA, SIG, ST. 60 ST. S93'
s7S, s6, ca, $50, ESQ, e5i.
MARRIED.
YARRAM9osEwYoUk9Eoa sunday ;,sni.s, Nay H. By
mac, to Mis Nellie W. Young daughter Of John Youns,
ArwATER-DAILEY-On Saturday, May $, In Hin.asls,
Daley u Hinsdss; NJ Y.
KNAPP-sNYDER-OnM Monday, May s. In Granger Alessny
County, N Y, by the Row 1. TrowbrdSe, MI Julius b.
Knapp Hin,dsle csarausu' County N T. to Miss Kate
yREeTON-RowLEY--Ins Sun Prairie, Via, on Monday
Xpr a b. the Rev Philip Eveletb Mr. Harrison Preston Of
Besver 70 ,Miss asisn NJ Rowisy Of Sun Pfsrie
WEIR-MACAULEY-In BROOKLYN, on Saturday May 10, At
Grace Chnrcb by the Rev. Dr. Flag M James e. Wer o.
this city 70 Mss Ellen Mscsuley Of Brooklyn.
DIED.
CRowELL-On Thursday, May Hester M Crowci, ct No.
south Foarh street, Brooklyn, r. D., aged 81 yena
NE remains were In the Cemetery Of the Evsreen