New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-28
Law LNTELLI9ENOE-
CASE or rlCHAEL CaNGRNL
SSIrGEtsY COUKf-CssSTFrs-JoLr s.-S<fsSs Jaiss
syTssCIaNn.
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TT. P-os4s asI ni'ssS Cs,osri
Ttls NOR irg Ju-g. Sa.sst'a-e tea .Srot the 6iov
re t,csorc c.fel lstt smoaoo 70 soneS sserssoI
oil TIE ntt,sss sppsrtsiaiog 70 toe ssGse;
sU-HLALAhD. J.-JGoge Nr.o, n1voS mss 81
accIt.en nsl cerufcae, b sh.ca i aspess tna. stsr
tie July Ls1 t.ec rInl s.setet al S@ofc, sa- US
u si a tie pSisooer c nssced, oy tie cosseci asd
tsIs' n MT tae psis osr tl oJussei' $50 ne e'aa-
eel to- tie people, 81 ,ae Jurors Fss THlara-a g.
the fts- fecutet - Re lusoEtf sra .e0rI ae1 "a
part o' stpR.sor annexed t. sGcu ss-tlO-s 81
certificate Of Jucgr Wright The Geosr-' Tefm OF
ce!co ioet toe fact so certified by Judge Wngh;
e. oa lie stated tee reason sJE TIE etoa IN as-s
Of % 3u ept r,sce ~ Tee prisoner.
t.s gIOlpd or reason for ucton IN arrest OF J1tg-
ueLt shouo therefore b. aoced o the folio siog torn
fV'h; That 1t appes,s by ths certificate OF Juese
NT2l. Sad t.e pspers annexed tsefeto, tes' oae OF
tie uiois sSoir IL the cause was pern't Eel 10 wn
draw hou the jury and the verdict 81 reaae ea
ey eleyen jurors OILY.
Tie Ho ion TO add to the record in the case, the
ressoIs Ia arrest oi Jucgnen: as aus aSneEdecj aod
eso tie ressots fr reS tIlAl std also t,e proceed
ngs or tie GraeIrsr. tf tire prisoner Tor Senleeoe,
aLd eso tne preoueTs exception 10 tue amendment TO
tie postes by Jucse Wright, ststing expressly tne
pii-ohers Ples. nee cuon wbCie tris and a. tue
istc'ion ot tie Neroct, grated aai tie sse lnast
be Art xed TO he 'eccic this su1 Dc ccrt,he
by Ire cstik 1t Is further of5eted that osit'oed
copy OF ths 0der be xed With the said rapers %
to record.
Before Iudg- IScR,H,S
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p,rie WCodhouts sst Maria Ssa woodhouse.
Al 6p plca,iOn wee this usorulug msco before JGcgs
Inerahsn to cscoctin tie proceedings about % De
tnken by the defendant to set aside divorce waca
ere ALLEGES trauausnty procured by the plAn;lt.
From sfidsyts presented s: the hearing, n appears
that the plaintiff applied tor dvotee from tbs wife
on the ground of her adultery with one Hsthswsy.
Tie summons when served upon the defeGC ant vas,
however al the plaintiff request. no. opened ey her.
ana wa subs< Ueuty burreG BY him In her presence.
Not having read the eunmODs, size failed TO appear AZ
tie refereucs beitre Judge Pesbocy wbo N tue So
ct sly defense, reported 10 tavor ot the Plsn'
th ard Gecree wts entered py the Court ciVoicns
tee plsiltih from his wife.
The facts connected with the application for the d.
ard the granting of toe decree coming to the
kr of the ard her relatives who D
oi 20 tie wealthy Van Rensselaer, fsmi!y of Abany
they Immediately took measures to have the civorce
s.t aside, On the ground Of fraud employed by tae
plaintiff obtaining it. Ths plaintiff nesng OF this
pIoIesded to Albany ard procured the defendant,
While LGer tie influence Of Fear and excitemen, to
sign psp.r which she supposed to BE- one 10 sng to
her euI port but which Woe In fact written cousen
to ds,oLtnue the proc edinSs Instituted TO SO. aside
| the divorce.
| Hathawsys affidavit distinctly deried any sdultsr-
ous uteIcourse with the defendant. IL also appeared
that TIE pls ut, December lsst applied Tor dt-
IN the courts OF New-Jersey; bet bis sppuca-
tor denied by the Chsncelor, on the ground OF
co,usop. - -
IL view CT tbese facts the application Of the plaintiff
was oenied by Judge lngrsharn.
wi eIein ,hs plaintiff n this is cited to show csa:e
why lho uo gInent Of divorce should not DO vacated
and te defendant allowed to sDsw6r p Natif CON-
plsini.
TIVE HARDENBRooS DIVORCE CASE.
Ross.ie Hsrden6rook ss- Wm A. Hafdenbrook
In this case a refererc. was ordered to James Mon.
cre'f who subu ittsd report, 10 which be made no
allowance FOR slimOny. Before the confirmation OF
that ,eport plaintiff pisde new application, snd the
Court ordeled secoLd reference to Pnilo L. Ruggies
uhox rod fhtt dat !,
slut ny 70 plaLtif, from the conlnencemslt oil the
suit ar $7J cop nse fee.
Today Mr.. Dyet:, tor plaintiff, moved to confirm
tee second report.
Mr.. Cram, for fepdsnt, objected, on the ground
that the ,eooLd reference Irregular and that the
amouLt reported was too mucn
The Judge took tho papers and reserved his CO.
cision.
APPLICATION FOR INJUNCTION AGAINST rHE GERMAN
THEarERS.
T. M.pa,r OF the Society FOX the Reformation syeae De-
EIausn ast- Chas. ;. Eus,chi and others
Several deys ago upon the application Of Mr..
Cram IN behalf OF the Society for tho RetJrmation Of
Juveuile Deli gIents Judge Davies granted pellm-
mary Junction s2arst the pioprictors oil the 0Ks
CaIten ard tho Odeon in the Bowery, and stac II 8
Theater in Fourth street, enjoning them from giving
any theatrical performances without hrst obtain
ing license to DO 80. The order t. chow cause why
the junction should not be made permanent beng re-
turna pie this morning. the COUNSEL appeared IN Court
TIE affidavit upon which tue Injunction was ordered
was made by Mr.. T. SchneIttacher, who sweas hst
on the 18th Of June lsoS ne saw exhibited at Eq-
t,chs Theser in Fourth street, plsy perfor ned by
actors and ac.resses called rGe Megc Cap" on tue
18th a crana called The Menort of the Devil or,
The Secrets Of X Rngnerolers;" on the 10th, plsy
csllea " People without Money; or, Tne U-cle from
America" Deponent puIc1ased at the door ticket
Of admission, for which se paid 10 cents, whcl ticke.
entitled BIN to witness the performances and to 10
ceive glass of lager beer, worth tour cent?. AT the
Odeon, No. ~ bowery, owned by WIN. enr, tue ad-
mission was free deponsnt there witnessed pay
IN frark
Deutscher tolks Garten, In tue Boxery, Owned by
AGolpb RenheIt, John ReImer and E1~ard E. Har'
DaIn, cepoLent saw the plays OF Goidteuiel; or,
An Aaventurer IN America, AID Richafds ander-
ne Lite.'
The con- plant alleges that the places above men-
tored are furnished with scerery and ell the appur,
nancss of theeter and that the popretors thereof
iye representations Of plays without hsvlng licences
nereor to the great injury and oss to the fund OF t1e
Society fer the Reformation of Juvenile Delnqusns
The case coming to-day, Mr.. Cram, for tue plain
iii. stated to the court thai was an application for
a permanent HJuncticn sganst German tnester.
Judge Ir graham a1ked hin II the junction was ap
piled for on the the ground that it w1s German
thea.eK
Nj. Cram replied in the negative, and stated the
substance Ct Mr.. Schneittschers Aiiidsvits.
Mr.. James McGay for the defendants, read their
tepsrate answers 10 the complaints. The swer
Of Chss s. Eustacb Of the Fourth street Tneater ad-
mted that he wesmsneger Of the business condu eted
ard carried cut In that building; he stated ths. the
place was not erected originally nor opened for
regular thear neither s i. ada pied for one, nor co.,
sIuctee Is SUCH, having neither pit nor gallery, nor
boxes in fact, nothing bat three bare wsls; ths hoof
beng wholly occupied with chairs aud tables Tor the
convenience Of the visitors who come 10 to take re-
freshIents. At the eLd of the bnilirg there is
tald and two fddle,s, and rsise platform across
tie eLd Of the room, and the building ie erected and
adapted for refreehnert saloon, for the sale ana
ccrrampton Of lager beer and other beverages,
with or without Dot or cold visnds, st all
iessorsbie houis," which Is the main OBJ.
jet Of keeping the house open to the public.
thereof Is supplied in lager bser sis only for the
purpose Of keeping tie vsitors more select than
they otherwise would belt ,ndscrininste entrsrce
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