New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-19
Nep1lmk DAILY Gribn,te.
LAW INI,E'LLIGE,NCE.

SUPREME CoURT-Cn.xnEEs-HOv i1-BefOf' Jndio'
THE BATTERY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AGAINST
CON. vAEDERBILT.
The People Of the State Of ag Cornelius Vanderbilt
tnapl LEGATION was made IN tins action TINS morning.
by Mr. William Alien Butler IN behalf Of the people and repre-
.uug The Attorney General for injunction against the de
% ~ he foot Of battery rlae 1he complaint alleges that the
fay and srbor EeYork are held BY the people who aTe
re ae has BEEN aIcd and by law end That Il
legal to erect any structure In the waters o. me nar6cr Ge
ofw Is erecting Fer outside or and beyond sneh nns
thai ueh re being .T srs"B nav b. pro
bed by Injunction and the defendant adudsed to remove a.
and pay all costs Nc Also Gt ' o S5snfI Of Prof D.
Tacte Superintendent United States Coast Survey and oeose
drew Croft Agent Of the board substanang the allegations Of
the complaint. The last affidavit stated that the deendan on
being notified TO the pier avowed his intention to
Judge Inaham granted temporary Injunction, an order
to csnse the 22d inst why should not be made per
Before Justice MuLIis.
THE CUBAN CIGAR SUIT.
Jose Franchise David a. Hennques and James l. "lhet
Ills case comes before the Court upon the return OF
order obtained by The plaintiffs to show cause why an
Diminishing the complaint made the twelfth Of TINS month
houId not be set de The Gaze involves large sInont %
snd Tue se,Ca ar e sb Havana q the de-.
nda Keurques which the defendant "et had sod under
II sppears that the plaintiff stipulated try the on Tues
day a having been adjourned before under tie stipulation
The plaintiff himself necessary witness for the
trial Of the cause without whom the plaintiff attorney re-
fused go and his default was accordingly TAKEN me pam
tiff then being Havana Since The default the plaintiff ba,
arrived in this city, and retained eTJqdge PieePon az counsel
in his The was heard By justice Muffin VINO upo
hearing al adayits ordered the default to be opened and
ne ssS'e edS s % 70 e ' een On cey upon
Cs5an and Me io t.eIS4R HsaGaei n Br0 sTS p ma
hue attorneys for plaintiffs exJudge Peepont OF counsel
SPECIAL TERs-Before L. LlyISssros, Referee
GRAHAM's STEAMSHIPS AGAIN
Thomas Bell sgt. John Graham.
This WAS an action TO recover balance que inc
nsintd a. assignee Of Bell Croker Joiner work done upon
lie Ocean Bird St Lawrence and United States IN 1892
The eiendsnt in up that the joiner work done
by Ben Croker did exceed IN worth and value the sum o.
1880; that he Lad already paid Bell CrookeT the san OF
$1,000 aud upw eIds therefor ta the sum Of $500 snt inter
thereon therefore due TO him from them 80 uch over
paid said joiner work claiming judgment tleIeior 80,
1t appeared upon the trial that on the tra Of orsh sg
es shirs that Ben Crooker hd done joiner work on said
vessels to segu 5S5 e as ne w"
shps to Meyer Stacker give his note for $500 ~ being the
sa1rGs R 3 % HPRa e agsnt Meyer
pending plaintiff by the request OF Graham surrendered the
position 20 that might be claimed to be It'll lien upon sad
steamships end that the matter had remained Ia that CONDITION
ont any money he might get Of Meyer Stuckcu On TIE
men oftle judgments aganst Meyer stucsen u @ te
defendant omitted TO notice such payment aud heeupon the
The reree rerored Tie sum OF 5ll2 SO due the plaintiff
being a. amount of said note and interest thereon
J. r. Williams plaintiffs II. L. Joce iOE defendant
4ur ,cADryy OF MUSIC EoTEs-MorIoS FOR A NEW
TRIAL DENIED.
Duncan Sherman Co. 'Bt ., Jacob o0'lie and Henry D.
Tie trial Of this cause before Judge Woodruh ana
iury In June has been heretofore fully reported Ih was
motion by the pntis for trial nIon the ground ina,
the iy its verdict sgant them against the we
Of evidence Argument being heard upon this notion the
this its decision denying the motion Of me
plaintiffs trial with costs Larocqne end barlow ioi
motion Edmon Bankman and Kennedy furiong opposed
sPEcrALTERE-Before Justice BoswoRrH.
DECISIONS.
Washington NJ. PCstley, administrator, &c, agt.
Frederick Coe Standardization denied with ? 10 costs OF
motion 10 defendant to abide event and allowed II ne recover
costs. Pspers with Special Term clerk.
Before Justice hosCRIRP a..
Mary Marston agt. Louis ii. Nultee, ct al.-hotion
for new trial denied with ~ costs.
Owen Iqrkn Hannah Shaw, 81 al-Demuucr overuled
with costs with liberty to defendant to answer within twenty
days, uUou payment Of costs -, ,,t ,,,,e A.,
nv orilion well taken and must b" allow ed with costs IN.
defendant however may amend within ten days upon payment
Of costs. 4, -. -, MI.
ton for tTial denied, with - costs $3.50, A.. T.
Ae1 der Duncan ct all sgt Jacob 0osehe ct a-Moon ioi
new trial denied vfth 2 7 costs. - r-,-,
AIT samuel Mrttler ct ai-sotion denied with - costs
GENERAL TERs.-Before all the Justices n
Christian Hetzel agt Edward Hamanni OF al'-or-
reversed defendants costs % Special Term and ms os,s
the appeal 10 abide the OF bis recovery OF costa In e
$3.50. -. q, ,,,-,u. o-l.- xova-sad
deIdsrt costs at Special Term BIO and his costs OF appeal
10 to abide The event Of bis recovery Of costs in the acton
Charles Burial Robert JonesJudgne ana oruet oeuJ
inz new trial affirmed with costs