New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-23
Total, 50 insolvents. 7a5 e205,

Total 50 insoyents. ...b 100, 100 bAB,bbo
Those In the above list whose names are marked
with atersks have been discharged from their debts.
OF al tbose 50 insolyents about dozen have been
tried charges of defaudng their creditors, and but
Ole I'd. n. EderD was convicted.
Our laws are extremely favorable TO oeotofss
There ia 10 imprisonment for debt, unless fraudulent;
every family entitled 10 homestead worth =, Do,
and the deed Of sale by the husband is not yoldabie,
but absolutely void; and every debtor VINO apples or
relief in insolvency with affidavit that ne is unable
TO pay biz debts is absolutely released from those
debts on giving mp his property
The folio wing st OF the divorce suits commence
Feci,S r. Glsta .st Charles H. GIa1; Ann Wilson sst Ed
ward Wilson; Maggie Cornell ag Jscob L. Cornell julia p.
Ar5strons Eliza Jsns Eunn ast Amasa Dunn @ A. War
ren ag Anns L. w Warren; Hannah Ann hale Wg Hem
fraser Clsrk agt George Washington Clark Mary Orsby a-
Jotn orm'by Lney Laid sg John Lsdd aonors sarah
May sbefGn 1s Jes. A. ss1dST May Sf'G9 a g
Phebe kend j. sst Thomas Kesdsi Louisa 81 whsss AZ.
Edward Whaes Nancy Ann Neville agt Joseph Seyiei
VIM Henry Johhson Patrick SoOnsn as Mary Mary
Msis s George RS ss A5s S5sy KIN w .1 ss
kIE NIX Ann Pfr,;a a. Joseph JOB. F. =. y's
i. safngj Maria Uirch sss Chse: H. Ulrichj samuel
dsa se Mary A caind@s Anna Davis est Richard b DAVIS
wm. L. dole; ApOlere Msunier act Psn f. Meuner Aa-
Isb s Moa . st
:tene Ellen walsh as VIM Wash Marcus Hssioe Sss
Toni @ sofa b
Dchenberg; May S. Fisher ag +. W. Fisher; May N4sor
AIT David Nelson John y. Hovey agt Hannah G. Hotey
Sarah Kar Elias Kaup Theresa NewbeI John
bert sophia Fantz sgt Redch Prsntz Mian da NJ Ord
at John NJ. Croveli VIM. ByrDe agt slzsh Bp pc; !.
Martha r. soue Edwin X. Soulet CethsEas BrodR
Sanford as Mary Sanford Sarah H. Blasdel agt HhhsXs j.
Blasdell Jane Nuen Horace NueD. Ellen SsssAirt
james Sncar' Jane E Low agt. TALBOT H. Low; Emma We
eg Solomon We Frederiks The1erksan
George TEeueTksuf Emily Smith sgt James W. Smith Eliza
beth fruet Andrew j. Fruet Bridget Rourke Janes
Rourke George Theuerkauf kredeks TheseTzAaf sarah
Ann Baldwin agt. Elias j. Baldwin; Albert r. Hekenxe
Emily J. Mckenzie: Conrad Wieland Louisa Wiesnd;
CaihaIine Yontz sgt John Yontz Mary e. Sullivan s VIM
II. Sullivan.
In the cases marked with an asterisk divorces have
been granted the other are still pending; not
divorce suit commenced this year has yet been
decided adversely TO the applicant
The lis includes II divorce SUITS of which % have
been decided in favor of the plaintiff, and AZ
yet undecided. In 81 cases the wives the plain
lifts, and in IA the husband; that is the dissatisfied
wives are to the dissatisfied husbands four 70
Our divorce law permits divorce for habitua ntemper
ance, extreme cruelty, deeerton, and adultery; the
same grounds recognized in of the States.
The greater number of divorces il caused rot by
popularity in law, but by the abundance of money
which enables everybody TO pay for the expenses OF
divorce sut and the ia ility with which wemen can
maksa living after divorce ana perhaps looser state
of society where the matrimonial bonds are not OBJ
served 70 strictly elsewhere.