New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-24
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

LAW yVTRLLIGENCE
sr,epny ~ -s,sern TsRM-srrr. 2-Sefors
Judge DAVIES ..,
1pF sEw-ye. SD sEw-HAvES RAILROAD 0o"rA
I'D IT'S SPURIOUS STOCK.
Maya .ystard .gt The New York York, and New Ha'ea
The ~ ..at IL fhis cause Sled by the plaintiff;
alleges III. s ssOckhoide n u. Iosa a 5
i ss ss' s.ss % nj alleged Tia:
Sss. ss' s' h Ssy Company e%
s:,s % s: M .y the esS. Of tie Company
.ts ny tina. the pA9tla not stoc taoiae o.
81 s.as . ~ ::s ssseas hey h:Te
motion made 70 dissolve the temporary injunction
G. Hoyss Tor descendants. Lsrocqae and C. oConor for
DAVIES III the p.n.ia /, moi. a,ckhOlaor In the Cor
ns,sa ss action sud hsys The rce claimed The plaintiff.
S 6 e the her, By h%ys
then the rsS.sl Asen, to n. Corp ration and issued on
II. sepd.nts aeso certificates. forged fa.e
d.. i Ss tine they were 20 Issued the full smount stock
sutsoz.d BY the Of the Company had been issued
; sssI.:ssa 20 ..eei .ad .h.s
i on y the other '.solhoasr. S-ISc r BY the
rotor q tie COMPANY tgs the is'S osssTs me- hsppy
othe Mschsncs Bsni sssa.t al: 0orporsaen g Herman,
s bold that the Plaintiff 10 not stocihoder ofths
vs. snoS stocthoidcr she entitled to the relief sought
whsever may be her claim the corporation BY reason Of
The srts Of their agent unless she Il sockhder abe has
.sdss + css wh Ss , sssS ;ny settled principle would
!. tAi the facts set up 10 hs answer may be yssd
e and and tho latter denying III the equ
complaint i. Is the Vel settled practice Of this Court
hist the Injunction cannot b. sustained
The motion to yacste it must therefore he granted
TvpM
Judge PEABODY.
James Pe.ch sgt. VIM. Thompson ct al.-Ths
ety offered does not show sufficient responsibility to entte
Before Judge CLgsKE.
Edward Wills agt. John V. Onderdonk ct al.-M0-
ton arend ana e set aside payment TO purchaser Of de-
post with interest ana expenses actually incurred by him. and
the costs Of this motion.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Iy CxAMrEss-s.p.. zs.-Before Judge
DuER.
John Hecker ct al. agt. George Mitchell Motion
70 dschzrse attachment denied With o. costs
COURT OF GENERAL sEssloNs-sGrr. 2a-Befose
Judge RUSSELL.
After the transaction Of considerable business
@ s1 relative to Sp ,2 ind ,ss HI wS9
u The second degree was called ap Mr. I'LL recently from
Philadelphia having lately become resident Of NewYork
he offered two IS bills on toe Zee BGni Of Massachusetts
knowing them to be coupte passing one on MT Frazier
ssnisy grocer and liquor dealer q No O71 Broadway
sptnrsi who with hi: partner Mr. Sanford, wa, 9Oaa
trial the possession Of the bills in question and that the accused
sa ocnsSa Ii. en SS g % BILE in and
off red them 1nocently .
I ..s s ss e: S
b. :sSr AN : sns he :. the ss A he
soOi four shilling Gravel offered N payment = b on
the prisoner 81 So in change, witness Identified the bill
which the prisoner indicted the he passed at their
M Stapksy was called and testified that At 81
he used A l.l
ahusts al bic ors for glaze Of wo'Ay t was counterfeit
pooens an had the prisoner arrested after
he tried get the bill from to witness. aud did snatch
from him. but competed - Ts.aFn 1t by the officer IN
'Asss MA, ,...e.s q ,.,r, ,,,...ss the .c,a,es in
ry fret street between SoveEth shi EsGth svenues on
the night the 18th Of August; he L;cussd said he DID no.
money for but the witness declined saying he had nothin;
DO with that prisoner tiled 10 sei tho suspected bill wit
o. him Ii" secused hSd no other bel money the bills
oareey ~sdded together in his pockets in seven or
then RocsSds4 e .Ay how the sGSH,sd cam; M
Vim Clayton taken by consent Of both parties who estl
s.d to hi. being present when the 1sced .od weigh for
both the IS bulls The Lee Bana Of Massachusetts and
made Of pare, i'rEe'PS9dns with the s
70 S.s pSin, p SSi .0'''' = GUN '' ' ~
Several other witnesses were called by the dseuse living
both Philadelphia and In and aoa: tbs city, who testified
the previous good character Of the accused BY sc
him ~hsn sne.ttd the feet wa. csi hat on leaving Ph.
dps be bad sod his housshd furniture che result Of which
fps 20 os w born in pos
Sullivan steeet in this city, and btsyer by occupation
HE wife. Of in.sre1s appearance was III
court watching the proe Of the 'ra With an obviously in
MI Sanford then addressed the JsIy In very credhsbc
speech behalf Of the prisoner aud VT Sdgw'ck xpessiug
the Court proceeded to deliver br cnsrsn which. among
other things declared that they satisfied tho
5. s a ont @ 70
s fourth esIee The prisoner indicted for forgery IN
sseI o. about an hour returned with verdict Of guilty of
mercy Of the Court Judse Russe
or,hTitn and sent Hin 70 tie Peai.sniA-y for year
In stealing f2f0 from Richard Leo seaman Tse Court
deferred sentence till Saturday wh the sd,onion T. tue
prisoner that he refunded the stolen money 10y that day
eomplspsn, allowed Is BY The Cont r day. bad
been detained In prison as o witness.
George Davidson and Bernard MCGUIRE, bows were
1doed 10, burglary in the third aee Davidson. inuea
burglary the third degree and the pie. accepted
Mcguire decided stand hls trial TIE charge for
Ing into the premises II Mr. James Llmpr. tho 18th Of
August last Nc East Thirty fyur.h street and stealing
heefom carpet bas with sk d.e~s and other wearing
s In a. OF the value Of SO Shortly asr the burglary the
bag He by ocor ard pretended TO the officer
have found it, This evidence sone Unexplained enough
convict the accused ncsrens.cs Of the voluntary plea OF
guilty BY federate and the Ju without leaving their
es returned verdict ofs1.y BosA Davidson and Mcclure
aRsfGge
susr In the third degree .heu PIT upon trial lie was
with another for ~ emptDs burglary the night Of
ne lSfh oi august upon the ebshgert Of Mr. Richardson
sNe ~ pusne street oseer field :es.Gsd 20 seens Til
s the cn'Ds OF tao 18th ne near Rohsrdsons
Nnea they sspsIsssd Hilton down into the
nes heard sose sound 10 dr,. I've thS .ound Of
Hnt s~9 siteI We s,ers.d csne whea the oficsr