New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13

plaintiff that the defendants the owners.
he proved by letter Of the defendant Johnson that ho
ofteoi ds before September % 1886 having pun
chased share from SIysy The Paiaa thes 70 show tss
bin Of sale dated Noveberg 1885 Of oneiLd Of the vessel
ee,sS oeSea on te sSuha %s 'e AZ a. no
provide TIA. such record should be evidence
b. n seeT Of me ve si s n i the sin ii the a.
owners, made On the oath of Carey.
sustained the objection thus nonsuns The PLAINTIFF Az
pea was now taken 70 set this judgment aside.
The Court affirmed the Judgment Of the Court below with
r. c. Benedc. for appellant Judge Dean opposed
CIRcuIT.-Before Justice MrLLEs.
THE METROPOLITAg POLICE AcT-PoLIcE-coChI
CLERKS
John c. Dewey sgt. The Mayor, &c, Of New York
This was an action brought By the plaintiff re
assignee Of Edwin Bouton salary clerk Of one Of h.
ce CO GS1 3: s Of f sIaiGn G g
Mayor and Aldermen, under an act Of the r
1884, the Legislature passed the MetroRolan Police act saa
section 90 upou the Board Police s
sd.rmen eened that the Metropolitan Police scs
utona ard that the power Of appo9tEent wa, not 1Ssn
a. others. to Gil the various cerssP. said Courts, The
which ~ claimed 10 recover The defendant.s counsel moved
dmi the conplsin o. that the Court direct ye. icr
on The ground that the Metropolitan Police having been do
cred by Che Court Of Appeal the PSTs sss va.
Felix Hart for plaintiff R Z AndTews loI defendants
DTvoRcE-ALIMoSY.
MARY C. Agnew set. John @. Agnew.
The plaintiff In this case applied for united az
vorce ground cruel The eestion was that
the parties married IN S and that the s1 s conn
spced SIsRe Of SsS ~, se she no" 'PPA'' '0f
The husband denis' each allegation specifically and syered
statements trumpd by domescs who lived II
the house some time ago trouble originated through
family Interference The Court took the papers aud
Mr. Waterman and D D Field for plaintiff sFer and NaAh
Before Justic ISosAHAx.
DECISIONS.
Samuel Enoch agt. Herman Ernst.-MotiOn denied,
with leave to renew on 30 days notice.
Before Justice SUTHERLAND.
In re- petition Of Norah Gardner.-Writ OF habeas
corpus denied
sURRoGATES CoURT-Noy. H. Before Surrogate WAsr.
WILLS ADMITTED.
The win of Jim Crow Rice, alias Thomas d. Rice,
the original Rice and earliest delineator Of negro
character was now admitted TO probate The devices
of tie will are wholly limited to the family Of the tes
,ator, and dispose of but little property.
The will of George w. Miller was also admitted,
after long contest-the widow contesting on the
ground Of ncompetency in the testa;or The partcn-
lars of the case have been several times published.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-Eov 12--Befgre JUS
tice GOULD
THE SUNDAY LAW CASES.
This Court opened this morning by JGdee
Gould The trial OF prisoners viii commence tuesday morn
Gustav Iindenmdller who, it win be remembered
indictments against lin for yoiaiion Of the Sunday
surrendered BY bic bail Mr. Charles Wegsnd entered
then adjourned til Tuesday morning
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Nov l2-Beiorc
Justice NELsoS
DISCHARGE OF THE GRAND JURY.
The Grand Jury came into Court this morning and
before them they discharged with the thanks Of the Court
THE sLAvFR ERIE. ..-
Judpe Roosevelt stated to the Court that be had
dispatch rom WashnstOE sakg him at what time
the Of the captain and mses OF tbs SLAYER Erie would take
son of the snd Of cubs a. soon as possible the Court ssd
the should be proceeded with tomorrow morning and the
District Attorney should notify the prisoners and ther counsel
to be in readiness.
STRAW BAIL.
Rudolph BlumenbeTg was indicted upon charge OF
perjury The accused offered himself bail TO bond the Saver
Orion IN the part 1889 His as 70 prop
ery being sufficient be accepted and the Sese
conssSs and peic.. and t ssssd tbs. al @ repre-
:sed . he had ne es Of what sSss The
Judge set down the trial for Friday next
Henry Lorey was indicted on a charge Of attempting
to create Isyot on the es o. D. VILLAIN de pleaded not
INDICTMENTS.
Enrique Sauri, alias Hayes, indicted for endeavor-
ing to revolt board the brig Geo. F. Williams pleaded
Win 0Merle D'Aubigne and Benz. w Pycock indicted
for passing false invoices at the Custom-House.
WILL TITLE VEST IN THE BosA-fIDE PURCHASER OF
STOLEN PROPERTY FROM A THEFT
Richard L.rdner sst John B. Murray and John w Brown
This is an action brought TO recover three bonds OF
The Delaware and Rai..n Canal and Camden and Amboy Rail
road and Transportation Company stolen from the safe OF ts
Company in February lss Inc bonds N suit are Snee
Of 1000 -. ,,... ,o,,. :, go, 60, :,
they aver defend the ground that purchasing for
value in good they obtained title Of which they cannot be
seon 70 be determined by the action which the parties
hattie superior and perVsdins TILE. =