New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-22
LAW LNTE'LLIGENCE.

p.hnqrseis in the City Of Ney fon As@ o''' n'' ''
This case came up to-day on motion OF piaintlns,
that The ds.ndsn De se of s ss osee Of amusement
IN Rs,sr aspv,ed the following opinion
q, hi .,on md adv served on the deendant Bsr
MANN r.nips and srnns the defendants. their agents
from oPens ths New ma bren HAL b. Obtained there
for TO the provision. Of the ast 70 ss's soasn s
o. .ss sss On A. attachment i.susd alleged o
stiOn Of said Injunction he dsiendsn, ns no
s .ns % On H. "a Of lime 1859 sad
VIII DIS b.,n that he was the manager
Of aid heser and ala on sunday 1862 20 be
tvsn no ;i dno n,sou or py That he as present
bushes Office q aid thssr on ' H .vsn.a Ss 1ns ss
senasa 20 zoe h s are iont esres Of sad thsaer
which viii snps il ls. s s 's s ssey sSs
sbs, ensom sIsons Germans in Europe attend thea
t.rs On sundsy svshns nas half week day and Il
compelled close the theser on Sundays wo noa Ds
ble Tor deiendsn. 70 eon.nae .ns d h mined that the
regular aid ths.isI had ended before .sa Sd day q
Is the Asss on that evening
wsIe PAID 20 snT 70 n hi. proceedns Il
:ppssr. that
n ws oSnneS by D. Below and indossd good
Nov l0o for which ESQ were paid that on the even
aid opened for
and play dramatic was On esen 81 so
which performances and each Of them by the provisions and
pess. and orde, The fret day Of the week commonly called
Sunday passed April ~ so Of . % a. s
May the psns sent .o,,s n writing sd 4;
:. Sd iss iD them BY nanco further
a. na n Of the posion Of the
act which notice was delivered te the deendnst Hsrmi Mno
handed 70 his coun;e siea present N ni oie
biz in s motion Ss Of s psps s
him the "a OF
but from IT, appearance judged was law paper that ne does
mot 5 Ss fS: no.
legal and that he laid said aside without
reading and did read until Monday morning when he
gave his counsel who then told him that was an nmc
or h u Gs Sf. don. iS that h a d.
e to violate said ana on se b nas ob"yss e
tents q the pspsr ' a hi. defendant George Bart.
e ss. ~ rn1 s..rsr the "a of june between
him injunction order 70 rs;tTn him from opening
showed him the signature thereto o II defendant =. as he
manner Of the service and the statements made by Bartlett
should have induced him to ss1s sf copy s e s1a
before proceeding do that Will he told the Injunction
Il eeay spsesr that this tsrmann guilty of the
alleged contempt His counsel il arguing the MISTER frankly
that these defendants and Their deny the CON
sti,utionslity Il said lazy o. I'm April ~ ana WI not OBEY
OF regard unu sh ornd 80 oh.rys n II a. nodon,
M ,h St Of spy one willing so 10 DO TO question the
sons'.o o nh.i tb ndsmen of the Courts brt until
Judgment had Il Is his duty 70 Sy h b c.s .D 81 me Lss
s1s sS s1s qp Sbe ine that 's ss ana Da
iona he assumes % fe o. ais01ey bS VIZ - me
S 81 upS sns hch he has acted shall be- By Courts
,asned IN . a been sred in hi. Dr. dns nor have
the grounds upon up, %h1n su t the scH Of the dndan
Ss been in part at least induced by his opinion belief
Una. e. observation-disclosures and validity In snch form
NV he nromptjy determined by the decision of this
Court and Of the Court of Appeals and desire to
ton Of that qnescn And with hst Intent a 20 sse ne d
iii. matter. determine and aajuaIss: . a.
fUd That the ssio ac. elstcS AZ NJ 70 Ps.t,e VIZ
public peace ana orae on sae MS so and yog
Second That by the violation Of said act by the exhibition
and performance Of play. in The stadt Tbeaer" called
Of aid NAV the license granted Bellows open said
was wa Tsested annnled and rendered void
Third: That the exhibition OF theatrical performance in
said Theete or tn opening Of for such eKhon
sne. so as nd ss. roneyx restraneS by tbe ,unc
% d,, ,sd md red on defendant ON the I'd dsy Of June
inst ~ =
Fourth by causing allowing and suffering theatrical
play to be eS rS saer On sSs.y the
junction order and was guilty of the contempt with which he Is
Fla That for such contempt the said defendant Harmann
pay r1 Of NewYorf until such fne be paid
coSJUGAL DISPUTES.
In re the petition of Jennys C; Battersby;
This was one OF those cases OF family dllhcuilIes
which unhsPpy Of frequent occurrence in our courts The
gay restrained o ms rls yu h WHO SI 1 n t, a.
Tow m ;;lr. =. their father Mr., Juia Bstterby the
nm 81 fJ 4; go, Nth ,be cbidren wLo ware Aft gs
Mle h s and The yon~e.t four YEAR Of ace
darsJ snx stemnt az re,frant towari ne children
and yd that The parties separated about yea ago
- - ~ an ,reatnsnt Of the nv the petioner
gushee o. nr -. ~ sat-, ~ "A ,; - ,,y,ps ~ 49,
turn which he aid Contained new matter to them and the Court
80, I'd a nostponement til "Wednesday next
sissir fdr netitoner: s B. Caryin for respondent
Before Justice LEONARD
THE WEST WASHINGTON MARKET CASE.
The People and Taylorand Brennan agt The Mayor
m 90 80. "a. ,bs d-roen,s IN 81. case came on
~ Ihe 10y IA arno- iSye Teonsrd taed tbat he had
Tor argument TINS ofhhs yu1ee Le9nau s ts nc au