New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

aud ws,er rights no, owned By the COMMISSIONER q Enhsrsin
Of he CITY q York. on ~s So sn INIT a sq @Ss ss S
he owner New although there six acres Of Of whih
e,ss =, lV ,na By The ssedae Of the referred
to by the COMMITTEE tho Board Of aldermen and snnened to
report bnt BY the ngu.ss uOn tina. was not Nc
coei and which the resolution was intshoa % en-
he papers he did and had contract io those tx
yet they did not require as condition o. 'nelr se n
thGl ali the land the island not owned oy them or lne
nones Emigration should be inclnd-d In ,neapp ASA
ssy sbs1y ssS sPy Inc :" rs Ss properly on the
vben the papers before them showed the contrary hsa
intended that the sx should be included they certainly
oud have informed the piys a be must get contrast Tor
them also and not By yGs hun the Oafj c T, o. ,e ont
OF tle bsgaip cannot therefore ssres win ~" COUNSEL o.
the defendants that There messing q nrds no aceP
called IN he resoation The owner c The private property and
rights the island The resolution vas on IT, isSs e
s. esrd eEef to gel. the prGpey for or i there
:ScSt CT to bsss appraised 1d e onnc slpe Te the
ard appraisers appointed accordingly; ,.,u,,s
at and dSHs the time. involved in the case had with
all and singular the several owners of all and singular tue saa
formerly G1es, Barn. Island in the East River the CITY
and County Of NewYok whereby they the said owae io
ns 70 be might aad appoint
lots land lands laid out originally as streets and shd
high and owwateI marks; and while ne had
such contract title he the plaintiff made the agreement 70
water tight that the patent 1911 before sdyered TO- vested
y The four the title IN h Zee iR1 90 a @a
The parties vested with the puentees nights who are De
@ S have n sS besS GO "s and
leeds TO the defendants at plaintiffs request. vest the defend
described the schedule thereto annexed As to the mode Of
pa, provided for 10 the resolutions finally adopted the
al Of August 1883 he decided that the Corporation Of New
York power to issue such securities in pigment for land
bought for corporate Purpo,es The absence 81 sah power
1883 invalid would be the duty Of the defendants then to
pay |onsy The want Of statement the rate y
be payable with the legal rate of interest"
DO further find as conclusion law, that the plaintiff
piled with said contract entered under the resolution Of the
and rights before described and referred to SNIP
81 membranes TO be made and exceeded and saeh
pOson be rendered the defendants the 18Th day Of
october s and demanding the payment Thereof in the sec
NJ, giving said securities putting 'hsmfeves scondtion to
90 10 s & and are 70 s
plaintiff ho entitled to pechc performance 81 SAID con-
from the LIST day Of October lass damages mad that the
3 :a se snGi 70 s which
ghs with mt ,, to sg OF ny S9 BE- Entered
Owt That the defendants specifically perform their sid con
TO and received by the Comptroller ofthe City OF Newly
be by him pot record behalf Of and for the benefit Of the
defendants. sHd the ad % 'e @ nrasv or a
slsy f lie Piz 'es ssd1 sVpeH
fault Of payment aforesaid then that the
n and have ssn; 1e Ss 1 r
udsmrn sesn the city for l38 500 25OO which the
CHAxBERs-JuLY before Justice ISGRAHAx.
THE WEST wAsHIsGTOs MARBET CASE.
The papers having been read the argument CON-
Mr. McKecn who appeared for the Comptroller said that he
should IN this what he had done before He there
upon produced large pile manuscript and proceeded to real
his argument mainly statement and as he said was merely
however grouped fraud and cousonin obtaining
the 9dgment which Vas necessary IN order 20 gs' them
Judge Ingrahem adjourned the argument to Monday at
Mr ackeon viii be followed BY ExJudge Edmonds VIM
Curtis Noyes viii then speok VIM NJ EyaIts will follow and
Ex-Judge Bronson will close the argument
HAVE THE MANHATTAN GAS COMPANY A RIGHT TO
THE DEPOSIT FEE FOR METERS MASDAMUs
AGAINST THE COMPANY.
Geo Peckham sg.. The Manhattan Gas Light Co,
This was proceeding in which George Peekham,
lessee Of store in GibsOns building o. Broadway and
Thirteenth street required the Manhattan Gas Company
s fes o the meter %n.S Mr. Peckhs believing Illegal
pay end Ps e: s}ed aD T his o %
conpsSy on the 1 June 1860 who demanded Of the Vice
cub: feet Of gas for Mr. Rsiha a., to deS ~ red
ssI and said agent end Ss t. Thu as
The came before the edsvits setting
t for msndsmu to cOmpethe Company to funi.h Mr. Peck
ham with the TO show cause TO the contrary to the Court
After days Coz sdeon the Judsemade an order granting
In accordance with the order the writ served the
s e 6hSnsha ERPse w upon the s sS 0
deposit fec for meter being asked paid The has been fur
nikhed rdingy.
George PeckhSfn and Ethan Allen for the petitioner
The ALDERMAN BRADY BRIBERY CASE.
William H. McIDtire, indited for attempt at bribery
in Offering certen Alderman Brady for his official inan
appeared and peaded not guilty with the privilege OF with
drawing plea putting in demurrer at the next term Of
the Oyer and TermBeT.
THE WOOD AND EDDY LOTTERY CASES.
Ex-Recorder Smith appeared to argue the demurrer
Ia the Of BENJAMIN Wood indicted with Mr.. Eddy, for
violation lotteries. He desired that the argument
however should be further postponed as was at such late
hour . ,
BY consent Assistant Attorney Sedgwck the Court
hearing 18th the distinct understanding that the
srgumen should be had the m day Of. the next term Of the
Oyer and TeTminer.
The Court then adjourned for the term.
Before Justice LEONARD.
DECISIONS.
L. A. Battershall agt. Alexander Davis ct d.-Set.
tied :.
La re- Petition of William Holmes for the custody OF
his children.--Appicetion Of the petitioner denied
SUPERIOR COuRT-GksEKAL TERN-JuLY T.-Before al