New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23

'sr.st ian esta,e 10 FEC, Jthoaga sqh. 70 ress ssa
coooitioA Wa IN ia nature, yell q from tbs o.
the tern ssigss- \ the grant, Q vendibls tts
Ard TIE law VII intend until 81 over. yet 10 ire con
tery jone thst the purchaser of tf, title cyu,e-
plate efber oeltinus1 devotion Of the premise d. the
purposes OF pablo Worship" a. presc,fhei in he
grant regular disp.nssioa from the palate OBJ
sefvaoce to be obtsls- in proper m amer Er,n the
Common Council Of The City and ueou such terms a.
that body the exercise Of The DISCRETION re;--f ia
them by the charter may Deem ssi alike to their SON
s,ituents and 10 tbs parrhseers-
Tlrs' Or should the Psrchssers tscstng such DIS
pepsatou "a unnecessary. convert the prsmses inus-
oiately Ia secular uses, sud feby il such BE- tho true
Law OF the case incur the forfeiture provided far in the
sIsDi The coose?psenes o. sasi ss.u% So. being
payers viii afford ground their behalf for con-
plant and of course nore for an in ancioa 70 sntic
pate its occurrence.
Fosrtk The Commissioners OF hs Sinking Fund
il vould seem under their general authority to dis
poee Of all real e.tate of the city not 10 e foe oubc
purpose have power to ree Sc or 70 bind the Cor
porsiou to release the condition Of a. aece, graat
requiring the grantees oo pain Of forfeiture to devote
forever the premises granted to rsgous and not secu.
lar uses Such eives'ion Of the property from the
purposes originally contemplated can alone be author.
lied ratified BY resolution Of the Common Coun-
ell, duly passed BY the Boards in one snd the sane
year, according to the present charter.
Fifth. No corporator or taxpayer Individually or on
behalf of him.elf and al Others can sac for an injury
to missppcation OF the corporate property or fran
chises except In cases Of fraud corruption or violation
of law on the part Of the unoonaes intrustsd With
the corporate powers and duties
The Judge stated BY way Of apology for the want Of
consecutyeness and condensation i, the conioo tina,
he was subees to constant interruption, not only in
court but even at his house; 90 that il was next
to impossible TO devote his time for hours together to
the preparations Of A opinion.
Before Judge CIsiKg.
DECISIONS.
Ehier Osterholt sst. Frederick Osterhol,.
On the application for iudgns in action for di.
TO the judge 80 b made III the i.i,cs 1 .ap
pied C, ,B hS johnson BY Ae .s John H. Johnson
Judgment Of divorce granted.
C.rfS Reeipssel a. i,,. Globe Mutual Insurance Co.
A'NNo" p.nisI NJ Hodges .gt. Edicott Evans.
Gaze settled. ALI the amendments but the thirteenth
'u'"e' Henri, rseia.r AT. c..Aerin. Pfsiser By &C.
Judgment of divorce granted.
Reuben W. Hsv.s President kc. ass. Robert Davis. L.
Receivers charge settled.
Settled. More Of the disputed amendments allowed.
Cyprial L. srllsnt sgt Mortimer De Motto o. a.
Referred to Vim. Mc4anus TO ascertain reports * ..
In the ms,ter Of the petition OF Hannah s. Carter
Report confirmed.
In tLs matter Of the application Of wyutye Gilbert eta.
Referred to s. Cnbreleng
Ordered, tbs. tn. Clerk Civ. notice of the following
new Calendar Of noticed for rs will be made up Of
tn, January Term for which Of issue must be filed
on or before SATURDAY the 9Th day Of December mat
All notes Of issue for that and every subsequent Term must
state distinctly the nature Of the issue.
Such issue for January Term shall sso state whether
the Calendar at the close of the December
Term 1856 and shall the number Of the
Calendars and notes Of issue for other TerI. shall state
then the Calendar aud the number
thereof II the has been marked down the Cal
endsr in 1856 be stated onhs Of issae and the
dste thereof
The Clerk directed not 10 enter upon ,hs Csep
dar unless issue therein contor to the foregoing
directions -,
And when cause placed the Calendar will not be
necessary 10 OF issue for the subsequent Terms
of the year Such Calendar will be continued for the succeed
ing Terms until the therein are disposed Of
RICHARD D. Connolly, Clerk.