New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

nave Tie BODY OF eald Charles Devin, Win thc uno
and of bis imprisonment before your Honor. At
your chambers. in the City Hall Of the CITY Of New
York. forthwith Dated Ne~f hH IHly @ iS
Cify and County Of Eec York Richard guseed being
ag sworn saith Tia. the facts 'et a Il ,ss isGyS petition
swoiH Se;sre me ne hi. siS S day Of July 1884,
THOMAS BOISE. Commissioner Of Deeds.
Appended to the petition were tho papers IN the
preceding before Judge Peabody including the evil
dence of fernando Wood reported TIE TRrBUsE.
On the above petition Judge Ingraham allowed a
writ Of habeas corpus as follows:
The People Of the Stat Of Mo- YORK. James Waen
~ % We a: S s1a cSs ,Sa 1I the
body of Charles Devln, by you imprisoned and de-
tail ed it is said together with the term and cause
of such imprisonment and detention, by whatever
name he shall be called charged, before the Hon.
Daniel p IDgraham, first Judge Of the Court - Com
men Pleas for the City and County of NeS-York at
bis chamber in the City Hall OF said city on the Dist
day of July, 1851 at 10 o'clock IN The iTrenoon to do
and receive what shall then aud there be considered
concerning bin, and have you there this writ.
Witness the Honorable o.r,r,u
JUSTICE O' ''' sui RICHARD B. CONNOLLY. Clerk.
Aiow.d july 20, 49, D. +. INGRAHAM, First Judge.
The following notice of the allowance Of the writ
was served upon Mr.. Field
The People Of the State Of Neto York on ne appicafon
kiehayd busted agt lame. c. Wien, Sheriff % tie c"y
SIR: Take notice that writ Of habeos corpus ha,
been issued according TO law to the Sheriff OF the City
and County of NewYork, to inquire into the OF
the detention of Charles Deyln, by means of certain
process obtained by you from the Hon. Charles A.
Peabody, Justice OF the Supreme Court, on Satur-
day last which writ is returnabe on the 2st day OF
July 1851 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the City
Han of the City of New York, before his Hon Daniel
p. Ineraham, first Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas Tor the City and County of New.York.
p'"o view Yours 81" &C., RICHARD BUSTED.
Applicant, and Attorney for said Devlin.
To. DANIEL D. CoSovER, ESQ.
The writ was placed in the hands OF Deputy Sherln
Vultee to be served.
STILL ANOTHER INJUNCTION.
By further action on the part of Wood and Devln's
counsel, the Injunction which had previously issued
by Judge pgrah am, to restrain James c. Wilett and
Daniel d. Conover from removing the books from the
Street Commits :oness office is now made to apply to
David Dudley Field, as Dir. ConOvers counsel, John
r. Harrington and Harry Berolf, officer of the Sd
preme Court. go
few moments before the closing Of the business Of
the Court of Common Pleas yesterday, Daniel +.
Sickles appeared before Judge lngraham, and read
supplemental complaint to that upon which the for
er Injunction granted, and applied for an addl-
topa Injunction restraining the defendants in the fol-
lowing entitled action from removing or causing to DO
removed the books &C., belonging to the Street Com
missioAer's office. The following Is copy ofthe
INJUNCTION:
The Mayor Aldermen and Commonaty Of the City Of New
"
Wle, Sheriff of the City and County Of New York John
r. Harrington, Harry Berthof, and David d. Field.
Or reaoiDg the complaint in this action supplement
tai TO the original complaint of the same plaintiffs
against the first three defendants abOvenamed together
with the affidavit Of Richard Busteed duly verifying
the sane and on motion of Mr.. Busteed attorney for
the plaintiffs it is ordered thar the said plaintiffs have
leave to file and prosecute the said supplemental COM
plant against the abOveUamed defendants, and upon
the said complaint and affidavit it is further ordered
that the said defendants, John X. Harrington,
HeLry Bertholf, and David ID. Field. show
cause, at special term of this court, to be held
at the City Hail of the City of NewYork, on the 93d
dav of July instant, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of
that day. why they and each Of them their attorneys
aid agents and ali persons acting for under them,
should not be restrained by the injunction order Of
this Court from removing, or causing to be removed,
the books maps records, documents and other prop
erty and papers in the said supplemental complaint
mentioned, or any either Of them, and from inter.
feng with the same, or any Of them, in any manner
or way whatever and until the decision Of said Court
granting or refusing such injunction in the premises 1t
= ordered that said Harrington Betholf and Field be
and they are hereby restrained as aforesaid.
ID. p. INGRAHAM
First Judge of New York Common Pleas