The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01
pretesder AS it is. we watch his career with in
Ieres. ana curiosity but without sympathy for the

terest and curiosity but without sympathy for the
| man or respect for his antecedents
supreme Coust-SpecIaI Term.
Before Hon Judge Davies.
DECISIONS
Jacob Massind ct al rs Belden al-Judemeot ror Main,
fs demurrer, with liberty defendants 10 ana .ya~ -
payment oil costs
Robert Bayard the Shoe and Leather Bank s.t,.
the plaintiff to in this Gaze he must aver ga
prove readiness his part at thu time place TO ~
form the contacts his part, aud the defenS.sG
bound TO part with his property paid fer
tender of payment should have been averred Il ~
time, &c
Henry H. Morun0e r Peter M@7is-The acts TO be psr-
formed by the Garss 10 this agreement were concura
and therefore the plaintiff TO ente himself 10 recover
must not only have been ready AMI willing 10 have per-
ormet his part but must aver tender OF performance
his part the time, &c Judgment for defendant O
demurrer, with liberty to plaintiff to amend on paymen 4
costs.
ment tor plaintiff demurrer, with liberty TO defeAda
TO answer
Ellen Doherty u.s. VIM. Spraa ct al-Judgment for Zero
closure and sale Of moreaeed premises Decree To de-
clare defendant Spra estate of Nicholson Seaiey
liable for deficiency: samuelIJones appointed referee:
plaintiff for specific performance of contract.
The american Exchange Bank Us. Geo. Webda al-Csu-
plant dismissed with costs
Henry Mehdn Charles B. Acknowledgement for dsfea.
dant on demurrer; plaintiff at liberty to amend on pay
y
e al the soe,-Complants in each to the de-
PENDANT; Frear dismissed with costs,
Somaet Leeds u.s. VIM Brown, ct dl-Judgment setting
Samuel Knapp and Henry d. Peck Us. S. Coopan.-Ms-
ton for perpetual Injunction denied and complaint d.
augustus Thomas, ct al, John Connolly for
specific performance Of contract.
Maria WinStop by, dc, Daniel 4 Musoao-JudS-
ment declaring marriage null and void, with costs.
John Sieser Jr Us Hirpo,e Mali and OTIS p. Je,oek.
Judgment for plaintiff on demurrer with liberty 10 de-
PENDANTS to answer in twenty days upon payment costs
Chos M Sanders w 0phelid f. Taylor, admir-, dc.-Juds-
The Mi,caukee and Mississippi Railroad Oompanv ps
John H. Wolcoh, ct d-Judgment for Ipaintif on demuT
rer; defendants leave to answer, &c.
Sloh Squi'cs, dc, u.s. Joseph Hayes, ct aI-Judgmeat
of foreclosure and sale.
Susan Summers Geo. Ja,vis, ct a-Motion for a new
Edward S. Sanford. President dc u.s. Board of Supey
rsors Of New Y~k-Judgment for defendant demurrer
Henry f. Turner Fan COLLEEN, ct al Philip Frank
enheim ct al u.s. The same, and Meyer IL Meyer the
Judgment for pantil on demurrers in each case with
liberty to the defendants to answer in twenty days,
payment of costs.
Aler. Duncan ct al Us Alexander BonneN ct ol.--Judg
ment for plaintiff on demurrer.
Edncis A. Polma, &c. Elisha Smedley: the same u.s.
Abel BI9ee; the Leos Griffin; the u.s. Need
ham Mdynaro: The sam. rs Ezra e-Judgment for ds
Pendants each cause With liberty 10 plaintiffs to amend
on payment OF costs.
Gershom A. Seras U.s. Henry L. He,c,etts ct at-Judg
ment for defendants on demurrer to their answer with
costs.
s. p Nash ct al trustees Us. Wetmore d Ctsder.-Judg
ment for PLAINTIFF with costs for the value OF the
ties deposited with the defendants by Coates Co, Nov
10, ls47, with advance made by Coates Co., Oct 3d.
| lS41 10 Mr.. Geo. Peabody.
Da,id johnson u.s. Henry Snyder.-Judgment for plain
! tiff, with costs.
Judgment that the 3@ees II the viii Of HANNAH Bowie
to Daniel B. Dash aud Van BUREN, did not lapse ~
reason Of the death Of the devsees The lifetime of tbs
teatrX, but The same vested IN the surviving children
of the said devsees respectively according the pre-
visions Of the statute decree to be entered according
! ~ with directions that the costs Of all the parties DO
| paid out % the estate.
jain j. Palmer, Receiver rs G,@oeM Robinson ct al -
Judgment Tor plaintiff with costs, in conformity with re-
John Walton u.s. Russell p. Prau ct al-Judsmest Il
| foreclosure and SAFE.
assignment by Brown Snow, dated March q, 1857 u
the partnership oPerty OF the firm Of Johnson, Brsws
Snow to the defendants Myset Lowery without the IS
sent and concurrence OF VIM H. Johnson the other part
ner absolutely void and presents obstacle re-
lief prayed for 10 the complaint. receiver must be
appointed OF all the property Of the partnership OF john
son, Brown Il CO. and the injunction existing mus
be continued until the final hearing reference
taken to john ". Ashmead Esq referee TO appoint
receiver ard determine the requisite amount Of security
AIdnson Robson EedeTIck NJ Kelley ct al; yars.s T.
Eeeyis The SAM. ene,er Kelley rs ne Same; Etenesr
Kelley, President, dc. The Same; Wells D. Wdllbid0e ~
TIE Judgment that the assignment by townsend
Stephens dated January g. 1857 OF the partnership pre-
perry OF the firm Of Kelley, Townsend Co. composed a
Fredk ~ Kelley and said xnseud and stephens, vita
void and presents obstacle for the relief prayed Tor 10
the complaint receiver must be appointed Of all tbs
property OF the partnership of Kelley, Townsend Co.
and The judgment existing be continued unit, the
final hearing reference may be taken, Waldo Hutoa-
ings Esq referee TO appoint receiver and deternme
the requisite amount Of security.
Etsneser KsIleyw. Frederick NJ Ksriey-Judgmeu, ros
plaintiff and order for appointment and like reference "
same referee.
7hos Coy The Excelsior Fire and Mutual rnsurano,
Compdny-Judgment for plaintiff demurrer with costs
with liberty TO defendants to apply make complains
more definite and certain.
Henry c. Bact e al NeO Fork and ve,o Hop-n Rad.
road Company for deondants complaint dig.
missed. with costs
Sah Stcinhord u.s. Franklin j. Bean et oi-Tns
original security In this is not tainted with usury by
reason OF the money paid for extending the OF pay
men Of the mortgage such payment Is 10 be deemed
account OF the principal interest secured by the mortgage
There must be the usual decree o. foreclosure aud sale
Lots 1884, las and 1886 Of the painn covenant may be-
sold " pay 81 800 OF principal and interest and
sum and lots on sixty sixth street. 10 pay c0 OF prin
cipal and interest owing on that sum.
Geo. q. Genet Charlotte G. Prince et al Motion 70
Dissolve Injunction granted, with costs.
" Wright II al Us. 7hos. w. Pedrsdu-Report OF refs-