New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-08
LAW INTELLIGENCE,

LAW INTELLIGENCE,
SUPREME coURT-GusRsL rSsx-Mu Is efo's
Juds-. D.yIss. hGsAE.s and SvrHkELHo
TINY cAsF OF JACOB ~. MOTT
The Un,nn B.tk sal Jsceb n Mot -.
Til. "a. An sppe | from order made At boefss
I'm dr. wing u o,oc 10 admit the defsedan' 70 ban
~ 10 reduc, the amour, Of bail. The Coat affirmed
tie decision OF the SPECIAL T-rm.
Theodore J. Alderman az john H-rros
Tbis wsr sn action on promissorj ,ote, ins ee-
cant set u.uy on the Ps,t OF pashf Verdict ioe
pl,i.,if for 81 6Sj o.. F'arsgan & Cummings Tor
rlsiptis; Clsrk & Cornwall for defendant.
0 BoswosrH-DscisicS
Smith spd GrshsD ssL Rrusrc Co =,
The dtfsncsrts are enj ,n.d IRON parting vHn tee
mad ard De-.., to b. made si fo hi Other js, ssm. %
The ood. viii the further order otthe Court u o<a"
the jposiou heretofore srss;sd 10 Dissolved
COURT or COMMON PLEAS-May 7.-Bssrs Jssss Dnu
FoIlcEntSs' PAT MUST CONTINUE DURING sickss"'
wib.D Chan lain ~. The Mayor. 40. Of New fort
Tbs vas an action brought b. recover &lo0 ~ coo-
Pensstion ~ policeman in the years 1894 sad ioS.:
1t eppe AIRED that on the Sd Of Msy, 1884 toe plsnua
was appointed pohceu an by TIE then Police Com
mssioners that on the 9Th Of May 1854 he Vas tsken
III, aDd Continued ssk uuti june 1854. During this
period be scsivsd DO psy the plsphh, N the All
oi 1856 sgsn became ILL., and renamed go ti the suo.
ssquebt June. From the lst Of March, lS1'. " tue u
OF April Re received no ray. The law OF lSo5 ieta
tive 10 the Police Depar neut slo Sed policemen WAC
SICK and whose sckoees was contracted 10 inc
public service, pay for the penod that they we're sc
sent from cir poet in Consequence If such sickness
1t wac proved that the plaintiffs frat lloess CON-
m.r csd while be wss duty, bu, no evidence wss
given es TO tie Uf his second Illness Toe de-
f'ndeh's Counsel moVec 10 dsmis- the eonsSin,, On
the grounc: | Ira. there vas no evitcoee that tss
Sickness Of the plant Il As ccctrsc-d IN the puono
service" That the Metropolitan Police act OF isN
transferred any liability which the defendants maghs
a.. he fnAa
crested oy IL a. set. That the Metropolitan Pc-
Ice act took fleet on the 18th Of April 1851 the plsis.
tiff could rot for any period subsequent to tnss
date T. Tbs therefore no cause OF action . "a o~oa
showp The Court ovsrruled the motion. and the de-
feudeuts exec pied TIE Jury found verdict Tor the
pai t,ff in the spouns claimed. with int: est.
EyJucge Beebe for plaintiff A. X. Lswrencs. j.,
Assist ant G. c.. for defendepts.
RECORDERS OPFICE-Mn before Recorder BAsnAaS.
DISCHARGE or rHE ALLEGED eAnsLERs.
Matthew D.ucy and Asbury McGsn were brought
before the Recorder toesy chAgcd on the oath Ct omcef T.
Bl.ek OF the Mayor. ofcs, with .amsios
Mr. B.h c.p.ed that be arrested the defendants o, TUESDAY
naht No $50 Broadway they were sitting o. table which A.a
csds witn-s. got IN rsihe abruptly toe si al the dos
d prevent him entsIins but De showed him bach aud ps..es
him money there clocks 90 tho
b> in one pile McGsn the end Of thu tb Dsncy oss
dr ofhe table be- bsd Mind in hi. and which witness
took bur fund cards ~ heard no prison csn 70 ntse
sd rot see men exercise suy control hear ,Ae
give any orders; they toos !, oil very cod
his own there any card. played in the house.
il there any property dcr~ndns upon the r,sn OF sny
BY The Recoder-Go, the order. visit this pscs from ses
gesnt Birrey; Their was no warrant LII. Ill.,, al
The Recorder said that these were clearly hefs ane
M was no evidence that any oense bad been committed BY
these Mr. Black was not to blame be having oav sSsys
the hight could not b. tolerated 10 ire- county
gent sh H., ~s, pisS s.s parties ar SU" wa. sssa
FL Record, Smith said thai there no prcection S 20
censn in this kind his LIE Was taken ~nns arrest
ilat hesein
Tbs coIder ,.ia that ,e. wa. wh. be wanted to s,.s
without wsant be'hns the law ys when
setting together IN loom aud poo ssmens .oe
charge Ss drndani. his Honor further remarked hi:
their duty further protect the citizen in his rshu IL
,f s S:f: IL. " ws" su.n.. was 90.
the purpose of blscsmains by per'n' who setus lived ~
The Recorder bl.,hm.s should while b
in Office
BuIIe ana Wnhsm, the testimony precisely asse-
| sous, the Recorder discharged them.
sIRROGATFs COURT MAY7-Before fDwARp c. Wxsf.
III the msiter Of the Of Samuel Duushes deceased
The tesator gave his widow the net income OF ooe
third of his estate withOu saying that was tea o.
dover. She ella ms two full thrcs OF the estate ana
the other which WIS given 10 her by the viii. Tho
parties opposng claim ha. 10 the first place she Z, 20
ske Der oower and then only TO receive one teird o.
tie residue The question was argued before inc
Surrogate TO day. Decision reserved. John T: Rope
| of Brooklyn for the widow; u. L. walton Tor tho
iegsttes.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-MAv 7.-seiors
Judge Belts
DECISIONS IN ADMIRALTY.
William H. Coils 1t. a. sgt. The Schooner Corwine.
This WE an action brought 10 recover for supplies
p,h.d 20 the vessel by the bsEts The 81 ss v-s
I Who resides In North Carolina interviewed BY cdm snd
,nper The Sheriff of the City aud County Of Now York sso
tervrDd end claimed possession Of the vessel ~ sas -
issued Of the Superior Court ard an trecutso
queuy Issued ob.aued under tho prooes
ns The tesn excepted the competency OF tns ohens
| 10 appear snd contest the libelan,s claim