New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

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Agreement NJ; admitted b, re -;e'hei ~ s,e
of ,hc z. esss,r~ the q~.si. ~
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pLua, cs.. snd Ogden Co had b,u,hs tb- cotton We
S''vI;s Wrst 'sreeS 70 TAX th- interest ia !, osi-,
hr 'u' fa-cs Of tie two hru,, OF
wrstr tha particular alscuiurc. A.het~ecn s,as
.sr,.u.rt uasc'tat wrst, sbou h.ss .a.rs
or , ~s ofs, & Te 81. s,d ,, 'h RSt 70. isc Ss
'te .hPor ue, 4. ss,~rcu t.s ps,s frm whom osiea
Co h.d h'us ara osdcr Co. t- deliver, sod ~ s,p
was css,,y 20 oseen Co.. ard n,t 70 5000 wssss
To bed tIs, "sa ee'ry 70 Stew at WHse, ~ o.e'A
ion. - pssee =, sson OF tie statute. r.e iassncn.
st@cs T'rm 'houle b. Irveet and ,hese should be as~
Is SCRANBysS-Noy. 2a-ncf,rc Jude svrHssI No.
TIE srcKIss TLycrIoy-x,sD,xrs GRANTED.
Tie Peope ~ ri Dsnc sko. sgt tn. Bard Of C.n.
Of the County cf Sc~icrh
To-day Judge Sutherland decided that peremrtory
mandamls NUT i'sue to the Board Of Canvassers 70
compel them 10 make return of tho Ivth District no
turns. Tie Judge rendered oPaicn, oral or writ
ter aud consequently his reason for allowing the writ
. a matter of corjectur.
DECISIONS.
jonathan Trotier ct a. ag, I,emuel Bags ct al
Motion for ujua-,on deaicd. with 80 costs.
John 4. Russ. ir., ,agt. Wan. Il. Torrsv.-Moeca
deuod. without costs % l.her party -
"o u,' 90 ~, sch r pSS., wis I;h.,v
to plaintiff storue, for bod cop-. u su'h ssds
rose 20 rst to show 'nch motion tn'' the ps. OF ,A
saogd no BE- changed 20 s. Lssrence Coony of houd D"
Elizabeth Grafton sg'. Hnnry r. Remson ct al
4, port confirmed snd order granted
DIVORCE CASES.
Moses Sater ag.. Mary Sllter.-Sepor of refcrcs
Iauretta WiliNm.s agt. Arthur williams.-SsHe
Before Judge CLKRxs -Drolso.s.
The Franklin Building Association sgt. Michael la
con e. to b. ea & % "S y" r,.tss'
Ptier 5. March ct al ogt Allen Mclyile.-Casc
settled
NEErIsa OF rHE B,p.
The members OF the Bar are requested to assemble
in the new United States District Court room ON
Chambers street. on Wednesday afternoon, Do. ],
rro,imo at 3 O'Clock, to make some expression OF
their sense of the loss which te profession aud tho
public have SUSTAINED in the 'eath OF Ben jamia b.
Butler by order Of committee,
CHARLES TRACY.
SAMUEL riLDEN,
Noterbey - 1883. r. + MiRBURf.
IMroRTANr DECISION.
The Supreme Court General fcrD lVth District
rtu. st Relyea l6 Howard Practice Rep Sl hss decided
c,e Of service u b. pibsau urd't .ee,l
tie conn ilut been iilo Sc IL complain th ,e
hy thst the summon published must state the tns aud
+, ,,ce Of such filing.
Tho cont hold judgment recovered sord'e "
s, mons and by publication Il utterly void i'r want
teton.
Since the Coi- effect July ies there have ees
,a.t nun b. Foreclosure sa'es where aud lir
mont creditors ,l,d sbOad and wt-e the summon. aud
ruh.bed - stated i h" Jufxuent OF - co"d
h yoit for ariscctou ihs purchaser get, tt,e.
COURr OF COMMON PIEAS-SfRct.L TEsM-Nov. ~
Before JUDGE HILTON.
IIuEI SUIT.