New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30
Mr.. Cepover ,pu.s IN demurrer to the compliant a

Mr.. Copover ,pu.s in a demurrer to the compliant a
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psnel D Cobover, deferdnt dsm--: 20 ne comp 'ia'
PIT Tia, here deiest o. part e chsrle, D,yn sp
oc,,rs MN he r. tho complaint % be nece''ay p'
ssipa toseLer with the people not having been msae '1oh
I'D Thai the upialn Doe. not ~ f,.t saa lent to
,or,,f,te eause q action sasnst the deen 5au .,
Tb1 That the compsnt does not show rRht or we
IN he aid Deyiu the Office Of Street Comma neI u ''
'"3 " Dsf-n6srt. Attorneys
IxoTyER ISJrscTIoS AGAINST The STREET coNHl'-
sIOSER.
Ar INJUNCTION wss Saturday served on MI Con9-
yer Restraining him from opening The bids ana aw.Ti'
icg any OF the copsos wEichhe ha3laiey sdVetlsed'
The iLjuncliln is as follows:
sEw.YoRR COMMON PLEAS.
P..t Tracy agt The Mayor Aldermen and commonly u
toe City q New OK q, ~. .,,o...,u.,
Upon he complain: IL De acton and .s an bsor m
Judge Of this Court At soec Term t9efs 81 70 ms Of
December next O'clock Why 81 ~ lne.9 .n2ca
be granted pursuant 70 The p;.y.; OF tse az ca ~,
bs -rspt grounds therefor exist do hereby order that in
the mean aud uu decision nad up "a sac noon tae
defendant. And "a h aud every OF tue oer' And agents
eYeoT aud every person cs ming . be slch Off
10 as such DO sbtogte d AID refrain rom opsniat say
pG-portng 70 have been gptd ~ Dss Co. az Street
con,ou,, ~ sid city 10 DO any work in toe advertisement
refued rm opert any BIDS or proposals oI any A.
Of .uch work from attending I'll opening thereof or
from awarding OF executing On c3nrnnL soy b;i
70 any nsds or IN 6. q . sns @I n U
,r1S strset Gommssoper D. P. INGRAHAM,
Nov. 10, 1871. fit 'uase &C.
SUPERIOR coURT-GEy,RlL Tf'"-Sov 2a-B'''e
all the Judges.
DECISIONS.
Seth C Keys agt William MOultrie e.. el.-All OF
the order app ed from to that psr Of which d.
rse tbs, he sid amended judgment be stricken
| tuvah
GU. lanes l.. Porter agt VIM Loback et. sl.-Judg.
rpet plaintiff for +e2 CO. with interest from the l't Of
"i Septerias Higgins agt The yew.York aud Harlem
Railroad Con paDy -Jupgnent ahrned, ~,
John SctermerhoIn agt. Nm' Nlbio e. ai'-Jd1g-
George Sherwood sgt James V. Seanan.-Judg-
Edward Cotk aet Elisha c. observation-disclosures
Peter Cromia sgt. Henry H. Lyon.-J'ds ren. sf-
frmsd. ,.
Horore Goulet agt. Casper j. Asseler.-Judsment
| for plaintiff Oh The verdict -, ?, c,,u Ia,
The Eagle Works sgt. Wm. III. Churchll.-Jd1g
meut sffrmed with costs.
srrcrAL TrkM-Noy 2s-Befre Judge Drrs:
John Donovan agt VIM. Dupnng, ac.-Judgment
for plaintiff with costs relief demanded in COMPLAINT
| George Allen sgt. James d. Ray and wfe.-Com-
plsiut dismissed, with costs ,..
Judgment for defendant demurrer 70 complaint. unless an
tiff, within ten days amend complaint AMI pay costs OF de-
JOB L. Black ct al. sgt. John Mid nan Motion for
judgment ground Of yoousness OF answer 70 msse
Ctbbse Az" WIS ~
Pacific Mutual Insurance Company sgt Joseph
Howard ct al Commission granted without stay, with %
costs 10 plaintiff.
COURT OF SPECIAL sEsSIONs-Nov. a.-Before Justices
OSBORN and BRENNAN.
Martin Kelly was a,rsgned for stealing the 28h
Of November three copies Of The Nee f9yk EIp't worth
cents from Henry Williamson Of The E2re'' office Ac
cu.ed caught with the papers in his possession Convicted
John Maxwell pleaded guilty to stealing on the 26th
Of November bank and silver coin, TO the amount OF
s %, ON Hiram S. Watts. No. Franklin Market Sent to
Justice Smith was charged with stealing dresses and
other art de worth e On h 21 Of Sc6ne from Al
John Anderson, cOlOred, seen to take away teo'
nOuy tub butter wOlth si2 80 on the s6th Soyem6eI
the Of Frederick T. Morrison No SIS Greenwich
street. Sent to the Penitentiaty for six months.
William Sohl and Peter SPHINX stole five coal scuttss,
lain No Il Robinson street Sent to the Penelsy foI three
James Forsyth was caught in the act OF stealing
four common ss1coIs worth rs cn on November
from John Byne chip Plnsrch lying at No. % East River
John Lawery stoe bag Of black pepper p 6 %orta
s2 the 2lst Of November on the conpaf o. sfory
s SGst To iSa S1 ri1H'
HE csse Of Cornelius Wood, charged with assa1lt
and battery VIM A. Mcspedon Of seyeHy:hd street WA
Msry French stole quantity of cotton worth 80
Hcowsn II the Seventh Police District Sent to sho Pentea-
George Thomson stole, on the 25th of Move nber,
pair Of pants u.s. from Andrew Thompson, Third a'e
James Kelly was convicted Of assault and battery,
on the 18th November Charles ss No. 500 Second
street. demanded TO Tnursdsy
james Brown was found guilty Of assault and bat
ery on the 26th Of November, Dederok Muller, No. Z"
Cherry street Fined SO $1,000
No % " ne d SD 81 na .r.e i ss tie
Pehitentisry for two months.
Vim Garland stole on the Goth Of Move mbar, a
coat from James Brown No. So4! BoweJ Sent to
| the Peritentisry for six Ii onihs
Ellen Degnan was found gailty Of stealing bank
ard coin in al amounting 10 81 80 On the goth Of Nov
from Patrick Kelley aud sent 70 the City Prison Tor 81
| days. -,
John Myers errsgned for stealing pump on the
18th from Chas BTsndes No III Roosevelt street. ws'
\ acquitted. ,
| Patrick Cavep, charged with stealing p.r Of
sster, worth the Path Of Nov. from John Nc Kee
| No 2l8 Bowery, was acquitted
| Francis Candy ana John Roosevelt, arragued for
assault ard bsttey Louis King, discharged al the re
| quest Of complainant.
Charles Blank was convicted Of assault and battery,
the 10Th of Nov. WG sP0heEd, NJ. James sAP and
| wss flied $40.
| Nicholas Deede Dernis Sweeny and James Brady,
argued for au and battery and David Berry Chas Rey'
rods aud John Hoyt sragued larceny with Frederick
Frederick August Kaufman Arfsgned for keepag
dsoTety houses discharged, no witnesses appealing
Tire case Of James Turner charged with assault and
lE.tery put 10 Dee and that Of CaihsrLe Hsys
| charged with stealing. was put over 20 Dec. j.
Lsuresce Dalton, Patrick Sullivan, fhos. Byron,
In lpst L. charged with assault ard battery and Thot
Boser Wn Sweeny john SparklebeTg and Patrick Freeman,
with larceny convicted and her sentences s'
Adjourned TO O'Clock Thursday morning
MARRIED.