New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-16

poeisy ccyrss. S.ss th4 sdsviss ~ Attorney sser1
Cuhrg 10 regard to lis being viiag 10 consent to
tie cor rssceneat Of an acton 10 the sssure Of -
~arvo,to i.hsvirg been sisted by Mr. Brady that he
AefiLey Gerersl vas tar from being wiling. Beside
this be bad other papers to read in reply.
Mr. Brady objected very strongly, and cited autsor-
res sustsirrg hts position. He said that the practice
vss VIII stlsd in The Superior Court. even 4 Il vss
not in h;s although out Of this county II vss the cu
tomsy rule not TO admit such afhdsvts.
"a, Noyes se,d that even the nctes to the Coes
elusrey hat the practice far from being sestIed
In short the matter res,ed wholly within the jsdgmeox
sao UssTr,ss Of the Court and be thought. from he
that those papers should be admitted.
The Judge decided that the papers could b. ID.
mitted.
Mr.: Noyss 'htn proceeded TO rad Attorney Ge..uI
Cusbipg's affidavit, which is as follow:
Comfy Of Abary s..Stephen b. Cushing. A.
,or-y General of the State Of NewYOrt being .so .itS
in the e.,ure Of gro reraas BY People and csI.: pss
lin ssail p.nie D con9vs for the PSrpo.e q ayiss =.
q he City e .cd "a
After presenting the affidavit, and remaIkng that be
suppo,ed it was necessary to read the other papers,
as the opposing counsel would, Of course, admit that
they in. even if they were not read, since hey
were SO well known to oil parties in the case, he con-
me- nced the argume nj for Mr.. Conover.
The following are the points preseuted BY him:
First The injunction upon the :Spplemen. complaint ~,
plain. and the injunction thereon injunction granted
in the fret instance and has been scsesses1 In ne
SeeaG The ground upon witch original sompsis. ..nas
g. the attempt Of the mmOn Council and DeyD 70 s,.es o.
s,1te for The delivery Of the boot. q the Street
COmm'sopers flee That ground must De res.rssd s ev
the a quietly yielded BY the detendants The subsequent
snChr II The ..me mod. Of y.
completing the object. II shoud be dealt with Ia the
rad s. the strength of the Original complaint and the
propey OF the original injunction the subject OF or
fully sseied They rest upon distinct and well established
for proceedings and before created court q
equity on 1S complain; S Of PsSo s ss . wSS ss s
tcre., required that the oc.s ana
recovery could awe compensation Tor the
FIN: The second Principe H. that Court Of Equity viii ct
that inadequate eject the execution Of s
Judgments ~hIe BY any combnaon OF cher mean, shs
h. OF night levy o. 70 obtain discovery or saio
[story Eq Jus. secs $40, i,4sol
At2s, Mr.. Noyes having finished, the Court sd-
journed until TO-DAY at 10.
Mr.. Sickles and Mr.. Brady will reply tomorrow.
Scott Smith agt. John Allen ct al-Motion to con-
tiure injunction granted on condition. !! those con-
dOns not complied WITH Injunction to continue and 70
Charles Dev,in agt. James b. Brady.-Motion ds-
John 7 Smith agt. GeorgeM. Grggs, ct al.-Motoa
TO discharge from arrest granted, with 10 costs.
William c. Young agt Alexander Miller.-Motioa
denied.
William X. Coleman agt. Dwight b. Fuller.-Csss
settled all the amendments allowed except TO- IL aud p
GENERAL TERM.-Before Judges MITCHELL, DAVIES end
CLERKE.
rHE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
The Lennon Slave case was called this morning.
and by al agreement the different council Cd
jourpd until the third Tuesday OF the term u week no"
The Cout adjourned few before H. there being
csses ready to be heard