New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13
LAW INIELLIGEN

DAVIS.
TIE wILIIAasDUECH FERRY DIFFIcCLTIEs-ISJUNo-
lion AGAINST I'VE CoRPoRATIOS.
TIE w.lsH,suEsh Feny Company sg' The Mayor &C. Of
On TIE 3otA Of Juy, Ex.Jadge Dean, counsel Tor the
plaintiffs in this csse ob.sined injunction restrain
np the MsyOr and Common Council Of this City from
pacing al ordnance TO grant ease Of the Williams
ku-gh Ferry franchise from Peck slip 10 any other
Company, without providing that the grantee should
purchase the boats, buildings and other property be-
longing 70 the Company, in accordance with the pro-
:ons Of the Cry Charter Inc . S0% era snssss
the Cooperation. by changing the terminus OF the ferry
On the Brooklyn side, ere seeking 70 evade that pro-
vson Of tie Charter requiring the grantee to pur-
chase the property st far valuation from the proper
The complaint Il verified and the injunction is sbso
Hts. Ex-Judge Dean caused the osder to be served
on the defendants to-day.
This is the injunction which announced in the
Board q Aldermen tive weeks * ago, bat the subject
Before Jldss CLERSE-
THE WAY or LIFE.
join G Hal and George b. Mssos az Geo. r Lds>I sae W"
Etm HeInes.
To-day Mr.. Edgar's counsel applied for az order re-
.r-upg plaintiffs to show cause why the defendant
E;ea, should rot he discharged from arrest. Judge
CHrke granted the order, making 1t returpabe on
Monday re1. at II o'clock a. m.
DlvoscE.-rRAUDuLExT AUTHORIZATIONS.
Ann Couch Ggt. George Couch
q
tho grosnd OF crre! aud inhunan treatment. The de-
Sendsnts answer sets up fraud ard misrepresentation
the part Of the plaintiff in procuring the msrisge
motion TO be made today 70 strike out thai por
top Of the answer relating 10 the fraud, etc. The
0s.:e- objected TO is that deender. learned subse-
auent MS marriage that mia VII had had intercourse
with some person, 10 him unknown, before he wa
married TO plaintiff. In consequence OF another case
beng or tie matter was postp 1ned II. ). Smith for
plaintiff.
p,yoRcr-ALlNoNY-CoUN FEE.
Frances Lucas o. Joseph Lucas.
This suit Tor divorce rIHcUIo, on the ground o.
adultery alleged to have been committed 10y defendant
within the present year Inc parties tue wers f n IL
1850. The suit was commenced or the 2ith OF July
last, but the answer has ret yet been put H. Ii is
understood, however, that defendant denies having
committed the crime. Ii was te come up to-day on
motion for amony and counsel fee but Tor the same
reason at in the above case it was postponed.
surENoR CoURT-sProi.L TrkM-Aug I.-Beiore Judge
PIERREroNr.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY on FEMALE.
Lima WirswGd sgt. Levi AErons ct a.
damages for assault and battery. Judge Bosworth
yrsrted an order of arrest holding the defendants to
bail IN the sum OF 4, 800, Damages are CLAIMED 10
few days ago defendants counsel moved 70 DIS
charge the order of arrest. The adsvts IN the csse
show that tie psintf is a Germsn embroiderer al
orphan, and without friends III TINS country. she was
employed IN the msntila trade, and occupied up TO
Jcly az apartment at No 20 Oliver street. which she
rented IRON, Aaropt who is Weatny landlord IN that
part OF the town.
On the 9Th of July he called upon her in company
with Cab5sls and, as the plaintiff alleges, demsuded OF
he. seventy five cents rent thsu sctusy due.
She enonst-sted and refused 70 pay when the two
beat her In savage manner and inflicted such severe
rjures or her that surgical aid was Necessary and 8.
time the resat was doubtful as she had sustained
bruises on the hesd Of which was fracture OF q
hone near the orbit OF the ef eye, njurng The vision,
aId leaving scsr which will dsfyure her for life.
After having treated her thus, the landlord carried
away her trunk containing her eiotaes and trnkets
and tnen caused her TO De Illegally arrested and i'm
yrisoned in the Tsmbs Hpon g charge OF assault and
battery, from which she was released because the
complainant, Aarons, refused 70 submit - be cross
examined
After Judge Pierrepont hsd perused the afidsyits
be caused eli the parties IL DO brought before him aud
exsr med under oath, aud also examined the marks
AID the plaintiff head and face, which fally
subs.sntia.ed the allegations made 10y her counsel
The Judge having given the case several days consid-
erstCI, this morning denied tne DloNop 10 dischage
tae order OF arrest.
rgITrD STATES CoMMIssIoNERs oFsicE-Acs a.
Before Gro. W. MoRELi.
ISYoVSpED CHARGE OF ENBEzzLIN6 LETTER.
Toe United Sx.es AZ; Ssmuel shs.,ock.
TIE elminsry examination OF the defendant on q
charge Of embezzlpg & letter and appropr sting lis
oortents for his OWE benefit, was concudco ID lay:
The Comm issioner discharged him on the ground
TIA. :kert wac 70 evidence 10 warrant ms commit
neI..
sorsr OF srEolAL sESsloNs-AEe. l.-Bs''Ee justices
RSowNLIL, OsRoSN AL WELSH.
Cathsyire Eaup.msn plesded guilty TO keeping 8
6sorderly house st No. ia Centre street Peneptisry
three months.
John jackson pleaded guilty TO steslng two SILK
ALts and basque. Judgment suspended.
Jsmes Cahill was convicted Of stealing silver SID
coppe. CONS and gold ring Pententisry SIX months
william Hunter was convicted Of stealing wearing
Gpps-e snd bedding. Psni.entisry SIX months
Cs.hArre Burke was convicted of stealing a crsps
shsvl. Ptpitertisry six months
JOAN Scott sss convicted OF pickirss .dy pocket,
AID steaLpg ~. Peniterh.ry six months
kGy 0'b-ien was convicted o: stealing 9 cos..
ysli:srtisy one month.
-isaAs cs.1s sId X ;lss! yslsy were c7ryilted