New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-14


did spry such Bu, the Jury b
e,ed the defendants cent per bead a
lowed plaintiff FOR the use OF the moey upon aoa tnen w
the tranfLcon usurous such rate Of compensation en-
The Jury Gerw ard returned into with verdict 70
The plaintiff for the sum Of - COS 49,
w DodFe for the plaintiff A. r. Dye't for The ietend
HOGKBOox, and B0sSEy.
| The VALLEY BANK ASD STEPHEN d. DILLAYE's PAPER
Robbins and III Robbins Stephen d. and Henry
| Diisye. 49,,
Tie case grew out Of transactions connected with
ibc ceehlst, Valley Bank owned By the ier Leland The
M proery NOT, for the 81 Of $50 payable TO the order O
B,y A. Dre b. WHOM wac Indeed to si'ason Leane
tie plaintiffs Subsequently second note for the sam.
sInoupi va. ISde ndor,ed BY the same parties Tor the amount
! oftoth Of which the plaintiffs asked Judgment. =
Stephen = bisye and adar.ed BY Henry Diye for the p
smourt note paid The Valley Bank bills and re-
iii. %ss i below pnq that %a. between the parties
that the made for the purpose Of the
enabling Simeon Leland Co to obten more than per cen,
upon cir orey which made II usurous contract and
fto was s.o alleged for second dese th a. the time
noe were discounted the Valley Bank Wa nsoyen, and
Sin leland Co. but not generally known IN NewYok
end hsndpeny concealed from the deiedsts That about
Known that the Bank wac insOvent and The bills worthless
the plaintiffs received the notes with knowledge Of the
eqss e1ng favor Of the defendants and not until aer
Iron the tr Of the sciion Circuit the Supreme Court
tits city In 1853 the Justice charged the Jury that the defen
Of uury & good against bone hde holder thst II the IL
given un1 arrangement that they were for the
i Of Valley Bank a,par when they known 70 be at
di.coun then hey the defendant, To 'h, prop
TIE jury returned verdict for the defendant The Is
before the General Term Of The Supreme Court upon an
| made by the plaintiff for new trisl
| for respondents.
CONTEST TO OBTAIN LEGACY.
Thomas Re WRIT President the American and foreign Chris
isn non AIT John Chandler ct al executors Of Peter
to bis executors trust to pay the same over to
Of the American Protestant Society TO be applied
s Tss te.so Gied Nov sis On sEs i0I May iS
Society formed union with two others under the
Of The American and Foreign Christian Union for the
Til, aco 4 bfdush name Of the President Of ths
1Ee dedan, object. to the title or The party plaintiff to this
i nd bic ghto the amon Of i- legacy and also
The reeed and the referee reported against the
plaintiff end ndgnsat VS. entered dsmsps the Complaint
plaintiff and II. Sheldon for defendants.
SUI AGAINST 4 PRIMA DOSSA.
JoseTh Wells It, Felicita yostys and Henry ve@tyaL
The Plaintiff sued to for services rendered to
Ihs s verdict for psu for 500 The defendant ap
peaed but ne Co9 nov sustained me ye1di 81 SnS az
''''''D'' CEAxspas-Befors Justice MUM.
A PRINCIPAL BoUSD By THE FALSE RKPBEsESTATIoV
OF his AGENT.
Augustus II. Braba ct a. sg. 1homa; II. Penny ct al
In ILLS care TIE OF tue dtlculdnlh puf-
sented that his nm was worth In cash beside large
@ bt to o S re4 9"S S.Psd de the 1s
months Subsequently it tsnsrred that at the time Of the
eu order then obtained against the defendants which
they 70 set aside On the ground ths they eoad not be
that the bookkeepr made the statements in consequence Of what
Tie jude he'd that the defendants principal. liable
for he Of their agent and refused 10 discharge the order OF
r. Stafford FOR plaintiffs s. T. Freeman for defendants
DIyoTcE -ALINoHY.
Roylance art. RoyiaDco.
This Wa q motion made to compel the plaintiff to
make the allegations the Complaint charging adultery the
Tie complaint contained segstions the effect that ser the
% had ben married Tg s 9tt~o s here r b & on
nued TO reside and continued absent business until The
18Th day Nay 1850 Ths, tine in the year 1883 the
defendant in the City Of Ee~York committed adultery with
rersou this plaintiff unknown AID further alleged that as
resu Of such misconduct the 9Th day Of August 1889 she
The motion was rsds ibsi the painas be ordered
he sdusry therein syered wa committed the particular
month day rhh committed aud the person with
10 every amendment made and held that the
rlsia, va N x svs., EGsah T. bees;r defendant
Before Justice SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS,
In re. Habeas Corpns Of Peter Boyle.-lt appearing
that the pIi;onsr e legally committed TIE aoioe 1917 ms dis
In re- A. ~ s,ewsMOiiou to discharge denied and writ Of
Before Justice IsGRAHAN
Mathew Mcdonald al ast. James }. Cossaart.-Moton
rrau.ed on payment Of : 10 costs Of motion.
MARY Stew Andrew snih.Rcbsd llshoefer Edgar
Reehum and Charles ". Van Bruni, appointed Com
Iaissionerr
Jane r. BAne AIT. The n. Y Marble Coupany-Noton
granted proceedings Of Green receiver until motion
4 yncats the appointment Of jenkins receiver OF de
PENDANTS and until the order Of the Court thereon.
ThoTnss Sadler Francis Lsrkn ct sMoon granted on
pavnn q cost Of end motion Cause 10 be set down for
t1ial n part two for Nov. 20.
Ralph Oge agt James Crosby tc-Moton granted, on pay
rut and motion. Cause Get down for trial on
Nov. 70 10 part
St-PERIOh COUPT-GEsYRAL TKRs-Eov. i3.-Be.ore
Justioes BOswoYTH, Woodbury. and WHITE.
RIGHT OF COEGRHss TO RELEASE PRISONERS N
CUSTODY or THE SHERIFF.
Jacob Wictelhausen eEt. James G. Wlet'. Sheriff etc
This wac a suit to render the eXSherih liable for the