New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17
Ia w INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-CH.nstss-sEPr. lb.-Sefore Jasdcs
TIE CUSTODY or "LITTLr ELLA" BURss-HABEAs
CORPUS.
This morning the Courtroom was dersely crowded,
The occasion heinz writ Of abes corpus issued yesterday
requiring m Bu, the Ipted mother Of Ella Burns TO pro
Itee some abby Is a. eocu os: aud a.; Attracted large audi
enoe IN his city claimant has APPEARED and sch: 70 os,.n
years ago the cbis years MI Whltien
ind. injured her 70 Miss MATHIS Pollcct now Mrs Burns
Mis- Bars sppesreo In Coui, this morning. and in return 20
TIE writ, counsel Mr. LaIoque certificate from d.
AtXaneT Whiting stating that the child was suffering from
the Group and that would be 10 her health to leave
her home; A.. u,,... H..
for TIE production OF The child when called for -,
The Judge proposed appoint would be response.
Buns for The preset lie named Ocer Harry Berth Of tae
sqPIgTe CONT a 2. proper 81 peso, S,.
Nj Larque spPo"d this woad be disposed Of according
to the ua method H. would pu, in return and the other
AslmCsd said be would face of the for
arfrcuctip under which ,h ldy held the child power
lees Of legal eject This child had been ndenred in
jurisdiction Of the Courts Of STATE snd the indetue Of ap
premiership still held The sre bouad service"
years Of sa cssr ooce Of the common law tina.
iqdentue Of 'cs and 60 much 90 that the
e1cep, special clause introduced to that effect
The o remarked ths he did no. nteId 70 hear the case on
Mr Lsroqde, in view of the indi.po.On of the child s
ges.ed the matter stand sd jouTned fer week.
Mi Cook fer Nj nien asked the father could see the
Mr. Lsroque thought It would be preudca the well being
OF the child knowing that there coming TO her
who were striving to Obtain possession Of her.
There oder this point and the proceedings
adjourned to Saturday morning. iof the purpose receiving
Mis- Burns boarding the Hamilton House, Of
Twenty street and Broadway She was accompanied to
The re-. name If little EnA is Eva Bel Written.
Alexander Mckenzie ss jane Mckenzie, VIM Rhodes, and
sarsn Miller.
The parties were married sixteen years ago. and az
ts time s%S S SoTsm h' s Ai snsd nHS s
lease TIE pre No 765 Broadwy 70 The defendant ih1ae
Mr. MeKeI1 suit I 6yESe sss 5: h her S
vas addicted 70 utmpeIancs She applied io enoLy
COUNSEL fee Penain the s0n Tn TS' HpPG.d Oy e
IL February reported f.yoI Of the wife and that
had probable Of scou, ard entitled TO aimony al
: t WetE to commence June, 1883; $50 for cOun.
fees sud 100 in advance the prosecution of the suit Th.
report confirmed, ana the application Tor divorce Is sil
M Mckenzie obtared order requiring bis wife to show
why injunction should Lot Issue e'isnns hef rom
SUI for ch She had snced against the tenants OF
to ss charge Of tie properly h. que.tion plaintiff
for perpetual Injunction alleging that TIE premises were leased
expired tenn q p years Of $1,000 TIE plaintiff
ADDED Improvements to tbs property costing abou, 5000 ne
e-ther and sudenty and without consideration prevailed on
plaintiff AXE the asssnmen Of tie lease OF the premises
The plaintiff 'orh that the time ofhe execution Of this
o. he wa. incspab. Of trsnsacns auy buae,s which
parties implicated well knew On the next day Rhodes be
alleged auoeu,y without any consideration conveyed
the assignment Of the lease plaintiffs wife. and that ~
virtue of such frsueuient sssmnt Jane MskeDze no.
claimed fom his control lie alleged INA,
b. wife supplied him vita liquor for the purpose Of supplying
him and inducing him male the s'sumen She denies
these allegations and seses that the property "" acquired V
their ut abo that husband cruelty tcsieo mel ana LAO
i expr, If losing his property leaving MS
family uupro,oed Soc that the property IL question
was her at MekeLzs owA Suggestion After hesi
il the argument; te Judge appoints receiver Temporarily to
.e chsr.e property Uut decision II toe case John
McKeon Matthias Bsria fer psn.f s. Classy fT de-
icndeL1.
THE TYRONE RAILROAD CASE.
Tie Tyrone and LOckbsyen Railroad Company ast Allen
Schenck.
Tie defendant in this case (recently decided by
Juose Daves sppesd from the cider denying his sppica
tu be discharged from One II the groCni o appeal
IL PLAINTIFF. railroad corpneuJn could no. legally
erssse any banking c,op and having done they
have ding in Cont for relief sgs. result growng
out Of such banking transaction.
ALLEGED ShOPI1FTERs ~ TROUBLE.
IL 10 Msrssre; Morgan and May Graham
These women were brought before the Court on
h.bcs. copus application made for their discharge,
piucpsy The groai tha they arrested without war
rsut :neir apprehension INST having been Issued
ExJaoee Dean sud Henry Davies, j' appeared for the
prsor,i. Nj Sedg~ick the Asaa: District Attorney ior
IT, people q fac State.
TIE srgnrleu. Is still pending