New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-10
La W LNI,ELLIGENCE
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-MAr 9-Be'ore Jod.


UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-MAY 9-Beiore Judge
sNsLLHY
rur SEQUEL TO THE STORM KING EscarE-rBE IN
DIcTED TIPsTAyEs.
The Grand Jury having presenedmdictment against
tayes Theodore RyndeIs and John Mum for aiding and
obens slave vessel to escape the dcnqueuts taken
into custody this morning by Tipsad Cullsan.
The Judge granted them time plead till next Tuesday and
held them TO bail In the Of 800 EACH to be given by SUI
Gcpt sureties 10 be approved of by the DstAorney.
In accordance with this direction the parties went before
Con missioner Richard f. swe and exJudge Rooeye the
District Attorney examined the prohered surety His name
David Paige lie h hotel keeper at Nos S9l and d' sps
street affirmed that he owned the property at Nos ol auu
asa String street which assessed $4,000 but which he
valued at $1,000 and for which he had refused $4,000 There
was mortgage the house for 1900 lie owed but tl
and had in bank and had held the property since 1857
The surety wa accepted and the ,ayes were permitted
depart.
THE ALLEGED SLAYER CHARLOTTE 4. TAf'
This morning the claimants of the suspected SLAYER
Charlotte T. Tay appeared before United States Commissioner
Morton for the purpose Of bonding the vessel The bondmen
offered are Meyers No 13 Leonard street. and j. A. Brad
dock No Monroe street The latter deoed ha ne owned
real estate worth $4,000 over and above all his DEBTS
and liabilities The surety being satisfactory he 'esse was
bonded and allowed to proceed on her voyage.
Judge Roosevelt the DistIicAtomey, attended In person
both Of these examinations and questioned the proposed
sureies.
Edward Riley colored seaman, was arrested Tor
revolt and nutny on board the ship Southampton He was
held for examination
SUPREME COURT-GKsERAL TERA-MAr e.-Before JUS
tees SUTHERLAND, MuILN and LEONARD
DOES BILL SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR AFTER THE
ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE BECOME Law!
The People by their Attorney General against james DOVE"
This was a suit brought by the Acknowledgement to
have the charter of the defendant forming the Metopotan Gas
Light Company revoked and the same declared null and VOID
The complaint alleged that the deiendats clam 70 t o ''ue
of an act creating the Company passed April H. 100
senate on he 18th but was not signed by the Governor till the
18th April while the Legislature bad adjourned on the h
Apr hereby the plaintiff claims the bill never became law
not having signed returned by the Governor during the
sesion ofthe Legislature.
Tie defendants demurTed The complaint not stating su
This deIm1er was argued Special Term before Justice sut
eand who gave Judgment the defendants the demurrer
with 97 costs From this Judgment tine plaintiffs appealed
e Ds main pot was that the b not having received
approval during session OF the Legislature became null and
The claim that the bills consttuiOnaly signed
aud that by the provisions of the Constitution Il was wholly I'M
Whether the Lesistnre wss in session the time they
The case was argued oday. Morel, Willard Howe for
plaintiffs ard appellants W W. Eyar Of council schel slOs
hgn for deTdaa5' and [,e4T S,jse o,voRru
DECISIONS.
Mortimer agt Bonner ct al.-Case and exceptions
settled TT. ,
Bsse agt. Hamlin--The appeal to be reargued
before General T a, for Sstce S on 1T
Goodman ct al. ag Taylor ct al.-Motion denied,
Boden agt Boden.-The papers are incomplete. The
report of he referee is wanting.
CHAsBERs-MlY 9--Before Justice MULLS.-DEcIsoNA
Woodruff agt. keeler.-Motion granted, with $40
costs ,,
shaw at Standardization TO confirm report granted
Gerton agt Covor-Befened 10 Augustus Ford esq to ey,
anime and report Motion discharge Great delayed until
the coming IN Of report John Buui and John Cook for
ton; C. r. Whitehead opposed.
' Before Justice BOsSBY
In re- The Opening of Seventy street from
Fifth avenue to the East RyeOrdr granted, appointing War
zen Bdy Louis j. Beon and Alfred Roe commissioners OF
estimate and assessment.
of piainti denied and proceedings discharged
Before Justice bEONAhD
NJ. L. Labrue agt Pierre Labrue-Memoranda for
Mott agt BsekuInuneOn dissolved with $40 costs OF
motion TO abide event
Bort act Kingsbury ct aL-MOon deaed Costs Of motion
Sl0, TO abide event.
Hseeerty agt. Jacobs 4 al.-Questions setted
Boyiton at nOuy deTed, without prejudice
future application should defendants circumstance warrant
il.
IN re- Application ofthe Mayor, &c. relative to opening Pub
lie Places.-Order OF reference granted.
Tarsnt Tarraut-A Allowance for counsel Of 300 Al
mony per week pending litigation, but shall In three
months unless defendant within days refer The
referee 10 be named by the Court
Hammond agt. HaIamond.-Motion granted.
Mary Ann Lark te ct Jean LaukotaDyorce granted and
custody Of child adjudgcd to plaintiff.
Mary Peutz AIT Daniel G. PentDyOrce granted and
custody Of child adudged to the plaintiff Amony 80 PR
week