New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08
LAW LNIE'LLIGENC.E.
SUPREME CoURT-sPEo1sL TERs-Dec- T.-BehOreJa'tice
DAyIRs


and tbs, defendants inerpead between
themselves Plaintiff not entitled 10 costs Tor reasons eu
Roberts agt. Dunn.-Complaint dismissed, with
Nicholas Cromer agt. Conrad BowerS-Ju1gment
for plaintiff demurrer, with costa
Jones agt. Sheppard.-Order settled.
In re- The proving Last VIII, &C., OF Thomas Dom
nelly decessedThe proofs adequate to establish the Will
proposed and judgment must be entered soe.sdinsy
600 and Interest from My Ss same to be paid out Of
Dubois agt. Machado.-Adjudged, that assignments
fraudulent and void Receiver appointed and a O.
ected to deliver Oves al ns sssnss estate % eoSr
in of the report Of referee on such accounting
Williams aQt Farmers & Mechanics Fire Insurance
CoThe claimants the fund entitled to be paid In the
Of their respective Judgment and when such JUDGMENTS
and service Of the attachment deemed the date of the
Judgment for the purpose Of deieInSns saea priority &c
Breasted agt Wood.-Judgment for plaintiff for
foreclosure and Of the moaged premises and ordering
Hydeyille Marble Co. agt. Henry Red6eld-Judg-
plaintiff declaring the sale void and restraining the
defendant from claiming anything under H. OF interfering WIN
'Ho in Justice CLxRKx-DEcsoSs
Henry Kopke agt. Clara KoPke.-RePort confirmed
| and Judgment Of divorce granted
Ulysses b. Brewster agt Elizabeth freeman ell al
In re application Of the Mayor and relative to the
widening Of Resde streeRePOrt Of referee confirmed
DIVORCE CASE.
| Josephine B. Kinney agt. Geo. w. Kinney
This was - suit for divorce on the ground oil blgamy
the part Of the husband The plaintiff h ,ssSnS % s ns
wife living and the former marriage m inl force ne case
tho Err. ssSss so s IN the fac: the
marriage dec srstions Of the hnsb,nd also
sbs second %asse ad refused g confirm
CIkRKK 1.-The proof of the alleged hrst marriage not
t 1 a oSs To II Consists the wife
the legged h marriage said and what the defendant sa
before the referee and taking their testimony in other way
third testified to what they said Ia ef lea . inS
ant under such is not sufficient for the purpose In
ssy pseced and the policy Of the regard divorce,
circuuivented The IeP"It must si, be seq, BACK
The People ex rel Thomas obarno the Governors Of the
! House Of Refuge.
This WAS q petition "a writ OF habeae c0rpns Tor
the production petitioners before the Court who
alleged been illegally detained BY the deendsnts The
August 1851 and in the house until the latter part Of
1889 which time the msn9ssT q h1 Uo and hene
he not under the custody or eontrol OF sne
argued the Board of Managers bad no power to appIn
those committed to their charge out OF is state ana
The Judge in learned opinion held the statute Of 1924
gave Board powers to dispose OF those 70
their chsrlei that there restriction compelling them to
hind the bows in this State and such would circum
scribe the measures taken TO benefit those committed to their
charge proof that the boy in question was MT
the custody Of defendants and the petition must be denied
Euds Stuart sRc sG 9sG t ssTnnssb 'f
| Helen NJ. Ryerson agt. Wm Galbraith ct al'-order
settled
! SUPERIOR CORNERSTONE TERN-Dec- T.-Before jus
tiee SL0ssoN.
DECISIONS.
DAYTON ACT Borst.-Case settled.
Before Justice PKRREPoNr; .
Martin agt. Merrils.-lnjuncton dissolved, win
c1is.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-DEc 7-BsfO-e Judse
Huron.
LAWYERS TEYs.
ErGsus C. Benedict sgt. VIM. Nelson et al -
paiDfih a we'll practitioner the Uni
He brought this suit TO recover fees alleged
suit in the district Cour; Of the United States He claimed
sO alleging that took him four DAYS 70 Try the case beside
other time in preparing trial The defendants resisted the
stolahton examined wines and be testified ss
Mr. Benedict opgopsat N the case IN ths Griied
D s a sscsd % r Ss
IA Augustus Sas si e s h''R for psa Mr. Seymour defendants.
COURT OF OYER AND TERsiINER-Dee BEFORE
Justice SUTHERLAND.
CRIMINAL BUSINESS.
This Court was opened to-day, but business being
ready It was adjourned 10Th iast the for the
tisl the murder esses viii be fixed
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's oFFIcE.-Dec. T.
ARREST FOR REVOLT AT sEA.
William White and Lesser King. seamen were ar
rested for revolt and mgsiuy board the snip Hungarian
her yoyse from New Orleans to this port They were com
HOMICIDE AT SPA.
Henry Russell arrested charged with the mur-
o a q
the The prisoner who the and deceased
cot qusrtri and blows enped Russell getting the
he drew pistol and fred; the shot
in rieh side the decesed INJECTING mortal wound from
Which ~ died The array ook place the high
Of Mcssn The prisoner viii be examined 1hurs
day, 81 ?. N.
MARINE CoURT-Dec. T.-Bs,cre Jua-r McClE4At
DAMAGES FOR BTTE oF A DOG.
Henry Bush 81. Richard Corson
Plaintiff sued 20 recover $500 for damages sustained by
his .on being dos belon the defendant
appeared the 2e: Of December year the
capped the defrn dant uuctoIy ia TS sixth street
and attacked Boy iIuIing him severely. The defendant
alleged that tie boy tcazed the dog Verdict for painf
T. H. Uuse for plaintiff; J. p DekersOn defendant.
COURT OF GENERAL sESsIoNS-Dec. 7-Bel,rs Re-
corder Bsrnsrd.
Only one case was disposed Of to-day. James
Brown A vounx Scolchnan z-ra-ned cr stt-rptus
shoot Barry the night o. tins ID November IN order
prisoner from him.
The Jary brought in verdict OF staple assault insuuch
the uteuson shoe, not clearly proved. Blown
fenced 10 one year IN the Peni;entizry.
The Count adjourned 20 II =. N to-day
COURT cAI.EsDAR-Tus DAr
L. =. DISTRICT COURT.-Aos. 69, 81, 81, 30, 81, So,
g. O.. - ID
SUPREME CONFERENCE.-The Same as
Wednesday and Nox lss3 I725, s0si. PART I-No slss
2s2s 3ls2 zsI 2ts, go, ZSe 81, INA z6 fs, 49,
ISL 1914 ESQ.
srFRkME CoURr.-SProIu TgRS.-Nos. :, 2l, J,
is, 50 to IS, e.. %. 81
SUPERIOR CoUKr.-Pat Nos. same as yesterday,
aad Hos 2es IA ~ rs ia 7ol /. PAar Isslle yess~
DAY, and N0s az Li ssS