New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-24

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.qswer the phsse Of the presented \, ts,. "a
Of i.couir The Court directed IA n. e,. $500 a.
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and prSu's oher testimony By .ye q 'A- cogr. v,Si
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CONrHoIrER FIAGG TO HAyy HiS ALLOWANCE.
Tie Pcoplc tx rel JoiE :. Giles Agsrsh c. F,ss
This was motion 10 open an extra allowance Il
si75 raee 10 defendant, and for relaxation Of sssts
in the csu>e which i. the famous controversy With re-
gGrd 70 the Cop'snller,hp.
The Court decided this morning that the items uodcr
the bead Of disbursements marked suudry eypenses,
sbould he struck out sl79, the rest Of the cosu Vii
The sddi,i' nal allowance, to stand
DECISIONS.
Brooklyn White Lead conpsn, at N.sssrv
Motion 10 amend sns~er granted on Payssu, u ~
II. snshlot Bsai at. As..is
Motion granted.
Motion granted without costs
Holden AT .pI.yesa
Order Of disoontnGspce vsca'ed.
Order discharged without costs
BossdmAs at G.riser.
Motion granted.
sURRoGATBs CoURT-J.n. SG-Beiots A. w Bsisssss
THr rIrcUToRsUIP or TrT Will or aS>oS ~ rHtLrs.
H. the n after Of the WI q Au'os a PhsP' de",a.ed
The wijoS of the late Arson q. Phelps haviss at
first alone qualified exscutriX OF his viii. wism
Dodge, who WA named jointly with her, nov ap-
plies fox letters ttstameptaTy. The sppes'on 10 cp
posed The ground that there is suit pcodiog ia the
Suprcme Couit for injunction foYbidding Mrs.
Phelps - proceed 10 81, 10 eNeeusx ~ being quite
sged sDd disqualified Ct sCtive business. and for the
appointment CT receiver 70 take chsrye ofthe estste,
sud ON TIE hu'ler grouud that Mr.. Dodge. being
member CT tho firm Of Phelps Dodge & Co., has 80
much interest in the disposition OF the assets that ha
ought rot To be sppontci 10 take care Of them.
The mstior was argued by Mesrs. Thayer AM Ar
roux for and MeSsIs. Owen and Cuttiag against issa
ing the letters.
The Surrogate decided that there was neither sahor-
ity under the statutes sufficient IN the fse
presented. 10 us,ify hi, interference. lie therefore
granted the letters testamentuy to Mr.. Dodge.
THE WILL or jANES BACH.
In the meter Of the VIII Of Jane. Bach
This investigation wss continued to-day Mr.. Ma-
Til counsel for Tie proponents crcss examined jams
II. Hsys5r who was examined in chief day before yes
tcidsy by thc contestants. Mr.. Mouills questioos
we're mainly directed to prove that sch did not rss
to the witness aud acted he did in order 10 keep
him at at Chtsnce. Witness, however, stated ono
fact which went against his theory. At one Of their
interviews the dccs nsed he said took bis hsad cordial
" between both Of his the tears ststiag from his eyes
with joy st seeipg him. After tho usus Interchange 81
Ciyilcs, however, Bach b oke on from what he We
saying all at OrCc ard talked rratOnaly for a tina.
Nothing tending materially 10 shake the witness tesh
mOry on the direct was elected.