New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28
LAW NlELLIGENCE.
O. . COMMISSIONERS OYYrcY-N,v H.-Befose !ossvw
BsIoSEs~ Commissioner.

THs NAIL ROBBERY CAST.
Ice examination cf Eswir Jackson, charged W.
attempt. 10 rob Adam keck Of the mails The New
York and Ere Railroad the 18th inst was resunc4
tbs AFTERNOON. The prsoner ccunsel offered evs-
deuce Tor the defense but argued that the oeuse did
rot come ~hia the act under watch the prisoner hsd
been arrested.
The Commissioner decided to commit the accusea
but the oense having been committed after the traia
left Port Jervs and when Il WAS within the Prnn.yt-
yaaia State lne, Judge Bets issued warrant to re-
msrd the prisoner to that State where he vii be tired
SUPREME COuRr-CH.Nssss-MW c7-Beses. JaAs.
SUTHERLAND.
ENLISTMENT OF MINORS IN rBE UNITED STATS ARnv.
H. the natter Of John 9ibbona
This was an application FOR the discharge OF Joha
the II III, eostnen; he ine -
listed wi,hou, the Of his psreuts Mr. JsssgA
the grounds hs; pi the Of Of iSs cssn
s,';sd sy s SS,ss.S the age. q Is add 81 As
consent Of bis guardians bat Is claimed that sa,s ecusa'
as IL hi. case the act Of the minor binding upon hs
Upon this state Of facts the Judge d.Diea toe nioa zoe Or
OF Major Csdy The ~ri, Of hsbess eorPss dsmiAsS
TIN roLicE CASES.
The Police cases came up this morning on the mo-
ion ~ permpsoy msndsmus 20 compel the Police Ccarb
soDer restore the men bs Of the old force bah pay al
H. regular routine business. WAS o,-rcrowded the Mssi
ps who wished 20 become Metropolitan TIE couasei f
the Pcce Commissioners not being rsdy motion tbs
Sc, down til Tuesday
rHL LAY Oh TIM LAST (stGRo sissrREL.
Hsnr Wood az; GeOrse a. Harrington tsia. Geo Ch~y,.
The parties appeared by their counsel in Court thu
mSrins aud The counsel Tor tho plaintiff s,ei ,s.; Mr. Hss
,hoss .S%ewSs oaease to Mr. VISA was s,,os, to IN
sa his claim for damages conceu-dMr Harrprss
ss.a.. him preseas him s.kas h essr s Mr. Wa
did wish to prosecute the matter maoGsy aud ~iss
tempt, Judge Sutherland aid he prepares discharge
the 'tschrsn, but he would adj the matter ill Monday
Banks Huss and ex Judge Peabody fot Plaintiff exJslss
Before Justice DAVIES
Arf ~ Ms(. N..rfs lyme ~ IA 40 al
srkcAL TsssMsy g7.-Beiorc Justice AI,,s
IMPORTANT PARTNERSHIP cAsF.
Matthew ID Field sgt Alexander McConochie ct 81.
This springs out of the financial and real estate
h srs ant Of belt Of sa as
this land the Little RDuhcrn HARROW Plscen,is Ray
S Of Jun s1 s . to %1 fa .aa Se .s -
$4,000 payable in four n'tallmen,s To insure pAymsn
So per OF the money obtained BY sale the lead o
The mine. should be regularly Appropriated toward the dsb
undertaking. Me..rs McConochieS Co entered agree
sn 70 s' the mimi s ,SS r. .. condition then. -
That they should the Of WORKING out of the ns
S Trph Company SSt I i. e.u W.. .s,.da Thss
they should apply the remainder to satisfy their claims.
Under this agreement they claim have advanced
+eS COO Plaintiff claims that defendants have had rely
On April 1859 plaintiff being sai.6ed gave motto. -
MAJOR Ripley applied for injunction restrain dsis, 4
ants o di.P any OF the property aud tor a sccnn,ire
Defendant. objec,-i Th. they partners thu. vss.
only existing between Field and Ripley. That Ripley. not
being properly served brought into the Jurisdiction Ut IL
Court the action cannot effect It's purpose and should BE- d
en country and Therefore out d the ar.ciou Il the Court
That IN, innc,ion would work serious in,y 10 the property
For plaintiff ID. d. Field fo defendant r. H. Cutting sal O.
The follow the decision Of the Court denying the sppcs
The pl.ina think, upon his showing euied v
receiver ot he property In controyeuy
Fyst Ripley neeesssy party u the sctiop iuersssA
disposal psndeatee The Court viii not ordinarily tain
from party the custody Of bis property without notice -
sssn % s soerer s na be- appointed Spos =
ca par's application, betre the appearance Of the as-
cess, in cases Of emergency No necessity s saswI
% immediate action in TIL: e. The care and e
Per'habe and does not delay win b. s..saA
is restrained by injunction AID Il h. process Of the Csart Gin
protect it, secesershp would be but % little syAL The
the personality would to be- also Of this star
ct had ss nd q. u Ss.'Gs s.S me-
subject to the process OF the Court or within is ursdctcn sal
within the STATE voluntarily appear, The scou hi. pro-
vsons remedy ia 10 be Of any avail 10 the plaintiff This
spponted by this Court would hins be- able uts
under hi. appointment to property IN M,acAu.. Ia .As pe
in made sn'weab- to Of the Court Toe
property n has been conveyed MoConochis Co. ga
placed under their control and in their possession
tructivc BY the act Of the pIa and Ripley Of them.
Co could they would put Receiver la posss.os
But with the effect of the ,ncsrn. Il l.
cien upon this branch Of The motion that Ripley. who ~
order asked be d,po..e.sed property
titled to Io,lse 81 The application
except ucdenaly aud would interfere with III ir ability
enforce their lien BY the appointment Of Receiver they
therefore, b. called permit tho property
hand. Receiver, except Indeed coud De m,ds sppsv
;as VS. es T 'S"ds s az
present claim b the property OF 20 the possession or the right 70
dispose Of f H. creditors and By virtue Of the lien.
legal equitable cested by the themseyes
and field Ripley Is BY way OF security ooly that
en-. riskt TIA, !. sought 70 disturb By the .pp.ist.
msy or 81 NOT hereafter become o~nss. Ia Of sss
with the plaintiff and Ripley; but In anticipation u sudh
vested interest u eoey different Ths
debt of McConoe bic CO. dsputed the validity II their
troverted The plaintiff and Ripley have .gosd By wy q
receiving the money advancs Of McCouoehie, that they w
prepare market, convey their debtors dspA
II for the payment Of their debt IL would require very
h.ef undertake to act BY. it. agents. and reeriv.
dispose Of the for the benefit u whom ID might
de- % des pa : :ss 2 ~ % %
part Of rhe contact at lsas. he place hmsrf etoo 10
apparent p.orned tseir ps fths
contract largely out Of pocket aud would be wrong -
reason benefits which they entitled and the
for which they coLrsced The motion mus, be Denied vita
process Ripley after h appearance In "
action.
GEsss,L Tsss-M.y H-BefOre Justice. ROOssvrLr. PaArr
IsGRAHAs and LORI.
THE DECISIONS
The General Term rendered decisions this morning,
but the Clerk informed the reposn thst they could have
before this of the Refused the privilege
f copying the udmens from the opinions By order Of The
Court"
SUPERIOR COURT-TnAL Tssx-MAr H.-Befsrs Judge
SLosso>.
sEw-YORK A PIoUs CORPORATION.
Henry Caroius The Mayor, &c