New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

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sbep .,ysI CONTRA, IT, ,a. MIN ,sa h bq general
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~ ., guarantee ali purchases wh the essieT o' tne
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,gsnt for lac sro.o s e pera Jaw of England
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we ir0c historically thfc the common law DOS FIeVaI
e i ecnnnou in ssamius that the same as ons
although ,sould he great strs on ones rra.onns
inter hg the statute Law was the same Bn. 'hsn @ .
p that construction or tn" common sw - 'an
toncd by onT highest e.ihoTes !, c eG5Ise @ .n ia , nndtooa
m o. a s Of Englsnd other States where the common
Tbe son her, founded the facts Of the ease the acts
Of .he defendant. do not aoant 70 an mad with
FIanng Alden alone with these plaintiff aol ana r. h
y our law Tor made here aud contract
complete here A. J9e SOY s sI & III ar fbs
Cp"nsStym mad in n Krnt"eky to accept drafts Orleans
Al, ,ra a If sd at % aid made IN Kentucky to gov
rned by it. laws even aPPons at t 9sn y,s by tbe
lay of Louisiana where the contract was to be exrcu'ed
fn pTct acc ptsncc in th place a. draft
bought the faith of the ngem,nt although - to be Pmd
In FnRspd The demurrer must BE- overrued with costs with
leave to dendant.to elect payment Of costs
Martin Smiths and 5 Nash for plaintiffs Miller Deve'
In the matter Of the petition of Sarah V Allen ct al
| Petition denied on the ground that by an express,
stipulation shares of the infant defendants were TO BE- Pad
james NJ. Beebe ct al. agt Henry w. Drown ex-
| ecutor. &c-Moton granted, &c.
| Mary j. King, by, &C., agt. Andrew king.-Judg-
| ment fdivOrcc granted. ~
James S. AspinwaI ct nj. agt College OF Pharmacv
| e: sl-Moon granted in part
In the matter of the application of james Jones' sc.
Petition for appointment Of guardian granted
In the matter of the application of the Mayor &c,
by the Coton Aqueduct Board preference granted
In the matter of the application of Henry Chase an
infant for appointment OF general guardian granted
In the matter Of the application of the Mayor &C.
In the matter of the petition of James Chichester
| ct al--Let guardian be frsteppointed, &c
| Before Judge CLERKE.
| Ambrose " Perkins agt James L. Wlllett Sherli,
| kc.-New trial DENIED pro forma, &c.
John Ferguson ct a-Judgment foreclosure and sale &C.
SUPREME COURT 1Tscl clf8sUIT-A'Rr1 .yIT. h-Befo'e
| IMPORTANT BANKERS.
| John Purchase agt The New-Yofk Exchange Bank.
| This action is brought by an nforner to recover
10000 for penalties incurred under the statute OF
of 1899 as amended in 1853, by the Bank, in buying
| and selling foreign bank notes at a greater rate of
| discount than the law allows.
The defendants put in general denial.
The defendants moved for Il nOnsuit on the follow
| ing grounds:
| Frst: That the act of 1853 gave no right of
action to Il common nformer, and that the Attorney
General the only party entitled to sue for the pen
| alties. .
| Second That it was not shown that the bills sold
| byNthe Company bills of Incorporated banks.
| Third: That no authority was shown in tho clerk
receiving teller who bought the bills to make the
| purchase.
Fourth: That the evidence showed that this suit
the fruit of an attempt to cntrap the Bank INTO
| violation of the law
| FYfh: That the plaintiff had not shown that the
bills sold by the clerk not taken at par and IN
the ordinary Of business, as required by the
| statute. ~
| Nonsuit granted Plaintiff TO have 80 days to
| make up q case On appeal allowance 500.
Fullerton & Dunnng and ID. Fanslawe torplahtiif;
Cowes & Jones and ID. Lord for defendants
| Before Judge PEABODY.
| sTATUTE OF LIMITATIoNs-Is The MARINE COURT
| COURT OF RECORD }!
| Castree Postley.
| PEABODY, J.--Judgment was obtained against de-
fcndant Marine Court Nov. TO- 1876 which has been
Defendant the statute Of lnations-ihat suit was
brought within six after cause Of action accrued
Rev. Stat 2 l6 provides that all actions on Jnog
Of Record shall be brought within -ix years
| after accrued and not after that time.
Marine Court Record Tor the purposes
| Of this question (l.itte agt. Rodmsn Hill, 59l)
The of action accrued this judgment as soon o.
recovered.
The above q R. s 95 ls) in full force as 10
judgments of that Court The provisions Of the Cod-and
among others which provides generally to Courts OF
United the States Territories that suits
judgments in them be brought at any time within
yeaI-do not apply In which the of action
had accrued prior 20 the date OF that act, which is 1913
This action accrued III 1876 prior 10 the enactment
brought, and therefore 1t is barred by the statute
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIONs-APRrL A-Before the
RECORDER
The trial of George II. Rose and Justus kohlcr,
charged with the person of Hannah A. Camer
resumed a the opening Of Court and occupied the whole day
The circumstances the have bsen fully Published by
and o'clock the submitted to the who
| q late hour. unable verdict
Henry Beck German youth pleaded guilty attempt
poison Jas Gosgrad his wife, by putting arsenic III
their victuas and remsnded for sentence The crime
took place March, the residence Of MI G., in Second
| street.
| COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.
| SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-Nos. 2i7, 269,
2&h 2S7 28s, SOL. 3O2, Al S25 s9 5Ss SAL S5 $50 S57
$50 SCI 56 SO $50 3s So 3S4 Ss5 $50 3S7 SS 39l Sa Ss5
S94, 3g5 sec 39S 500, 400.
| SUPRENE CoURT-SPECIAL TERM.-NOs. 1J7, 60, 80,
| 63, 1T, l6l. l79 2C4 2la, 223, 22i, 229 2S7
| SUPREME COURT-TRCUIT.-Part Mos 60l, 213,
79oI7 795 7e5 76 7s7 79 800 SOL sos SO SIS SO Part