New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15
,,,..s TIA. decisions would be rendered on Wedne'
day. 800, -. IA
Hereafter ,he General Term will be opspe at ~
ruEL.Sr RAILROAD WAR.

.,,,nr,,r corsr-s,,ci,L Tesx-srPr. lL-Befofe
'O'"'' Hon. Justice DAWES. ,,n
,r,uscrIoS AGAINST TIE STATE LINE NA'AN'AO
vo,. and Erie Railroad Company ast. Tbs hdhAl'
!" ->e" ard ate Line Railroad Company A.,
,s1I ,be narties TO this cause entered INTO "rNen
Agreement in reference to the running OF eE spec
tive roads The de:cndants are the owners OF ROAD
running frn Buff 40 TO the State line, connecting WIZ
rI.intfs road at Dunkitk and with that Of he New
York Central Railroad Company at Bufialo. ny tui9
agreement the defendants contracted 10 operate Ie''
road imparnaly as against the Interests 0, InG p'A
tYs and the Central Line Of Railroads apdto SHOW no
favor and grant facilities 10 either 70 the a OF
the ether That there should be uniform rate oil rare
aud freight per mile the Buffalo and state Line
Railroad. The agreement contains o1s' ,Sa,
no. necessary 10 mention. The plantn' auege tnat
the defendants have violated the agree ment IN the
particular quoted 10 that they allow the holders OF
tickets sold west Of said state Line; WIN coupons az
tached. for the New York Central Road, to 90 over
tk.r road by virtue Of said coup)n- without demanding tne
payment fare but at the same tune reiase 10. IKE iscny
pens which The plaintiff road as the one 10 be passed
ever and Of passengers desnd aud exact the pay
,nnt Of fare and refuse hcn passage over Its ROAD ue'' 'ne
and 81 d n.ss anne mncb hber rat Of fare
ass Il The 1s Sn ~ S,n d.
5ndan,s per mile of aud for PASSENGERS and freight
he par. Of rad whs iI SsSe come or are
have been guilty q yoston of the sseement in the par.
,hIosh S sSy PaTtisy RaIoa They
ni Iesu &c. os sseiI TS fare from DGS
j o. Putnam for deiendant.i D. B. E.ton, for plaintiff.
.s.smsnt quoted to the road Of
an S to a tho a GS % S c1 p G tn &c @
" not Itra The defendants by this have agreed
fen sss Ssvs TD
.sS s s e,s s..ea the Es;f & ~ ca
cared every Railroad Company whose railroad shall con
b ~ s1e eompenS lines for the bushes: Of such railroad
shall fairly and fmpatiay grant and afford the PToPIetor 81
facilities in the transportation Of passengers baggage and
connecting aud intersecng railroads shall also grant and
.sd to each Of said connecting roads equal fitie' In the
cars may be necessary And also, in furnishing ps'ssg1
70 20 over ssSeI such concns or interesting railroad
The defendants road being iner:eced by the PLAINTIFF and
the Central Line Road each competDs lines for the business to
and from their road in entering into this agreement bu, as
U Sy au av above quoted to the rad
and imPartily between the two competing lines Facilities
by tke other and discrimination be made which
should operate yOrsby y aud Preudcs the other
0ya r6e The law required them thus to s appdzed Of
70 zee that the mandate d the law and the Pasens Of the
defendant In conformity Herewith are fulfilled Judge sd
h opinion, Delivered by him in s Court q Appeals says.
do %Ss d. ss %heS or
The 29h section Of the Code authorizes injunction TO Is
S
mission continuance Of which during the litigation would
that iR are the relief Ss' 's which i
with the Of their agreement and that the continuance of
1 nS n @ to the
In this case peculiarly proper that the ioJuacon should be
eGed Of he.n by law they have soemny agreed to
DO aud the motion to dissolve is denied with 80 costs
Before Judge PEABODY.
The LOwBER CASE
John p Treadwel, &c agt. John NJ Lowbsr.
Motion to Get aside attachment denied, with $40
This order of the attachment granted against the
we. argued notion 10 '''' the
CLAIM PoR 800. 900 "HEAD MONEY"
The Commissioners Of Emigration ag the ship New Orleans
Of Emigration through their vicePresident Crabea
ws. directing the sheriff to seize t the P New
statute requiring the master to report to the Mayor Of N.w
.ae the or conee Of the b required
ss 20 the the si1ss a T T
ihe Commissioners Of Emigration &c. from any cost
500 It I. alleged that III the present requirement.:
81 the w5s not with ~ 1na a. ne Ss dSa
,hey creditors to the amount of 100000 The Judge
VIM. O'Bhen agt. Ebenezer Ssely.-Mohon denied,
with costs
johann s. Kocher agt. Nauette Kocher, Sc
Cornelius H. DE Lameter sgt Wan. II. Woodruff
st. as o9R Da SS IG s % .y o.
merits and within five days answer and they do, the
ZION 10 dtnled no costs 10 eiher party.
Calvin Ii. Dibble aud Jonathan Ii. Bruce agt.
Henry b. Rosep The attachment should be set aside
without costs defendants s,puatng not to bring action
toT damage sustained.
John La Fargo agt, Jas. w. Otis ct al.-Motion
granted subject the opinion OF the Judge at Circuit
length Of time likely 10 he required for trial
In the matter Of the petition Of Chrstians "a John
confirmed and order pursuant 10 report
Before Judge MITCHELL.
In the matter of the Empire City Bank The re-
port Of the referee will be confirmed except where other
wise denied in the opinion
SUPERIOR COURT-GEKERAL TERM-Sept h-Bei1Ie
Judges DUER, BoswoRTH and SLossoN.
THE CASE OF JOHN THOMPSON.
Morse Burtis and Edward :. Dow agt John Thomp-
eon-Th which the the attachment against MI
John Thompson argued length Decision reserved