New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-15

Monday He dressed fashonahld carried IN
hand hat of the gosest description his boots fashioned
the leather and his delicate hands encssed
The trial of VIM Eurght ticket swndng then
menced The evidence in the was similar to that on the
for the prosecution The jury after short absence
65ss vsTSs' Of nshs @s deferred ne would
SUPERIOR coURT-sPFSI.h TsHs-Nov l4-B'foTe Justice
THE HERMITAGE HALL PROPERTY IN Controversy:
ThOn, Reilly ast Charles O. GO,ae Frederick Johnson and
The trial Of this action commenced yesterday. The
plaintiff by his complaint alleged that he was owner Of the
Gefitsge Hall that such property worth s25 that
March 1859 the premises sold under decree of oreeos
urr but upon prior it'll the attorney in that pro-
cedns which gave the plaintiff the right Of .edeIPtiOn h,
loan discharge the foreclosure decree that security
they took transfer Of the bid such sale and
deed from the referee which they agreed by
paro TO hold az mortgage only that the I'D of September
s59 the plaintiff paid Cornell Johnson $40 and took
cp from their attorney which expressed such payment be
He alleged that such payment covered sss the inter
for SIX months such loan and also $3.50 as share or
bonus That expiration three months thereafter he paid
sgg as an additional instsment OF interest The complaint
also alleges that Cornell Was one OF the Aldermen this city
and that without consideration whatever he had conveyed
and aerwsd procured resolution TO be passed the
Common Council directing the Controller to take
Hermitage Hall for the Of the Fourth District Court
per year That he had rendered to the defendants tho
whole Of such loan with interest. which they declined
to receive contrary claimed absolute title under the
Referees deed The plaintiff asks that the defendants deed be
declared to be mortgage and that they be compelled accept
the amount due, and cancel the same.
The defendants Cornell Johnson their answer deny that
thew advanced the loan They aver that they pur
chased premises absolutely But they alege when
they acquired title deed they promised the
Of an advance Of upon purchase interest with
in six months They also claim that the bonus of $3.50 paid
the expiration of six months for Johnsons
large the time for the performance Of this contract That the
plaintiff pay for the Of the premises the inter
upon the sum paid by the defendants and tare,
assessments and other charges against the property
Under the authority conferred by the amendment to the
Code the Court appointed senogapher the evidence
for the Court aud parties The trial will occupy several days
now being proceeded with.
For the plaintiff =. w Dodge for the defendants. L. B.
Pert and John Graham.
SUPREME CoURT-GEsrKAI TERN, Nov l4-Before
Justices SUTHERLAND, HoGEBoos and BoSSE.
TA1ATIos on Personal EsTATE-ARE RESIDENTS OF
THIS STATE LIABLE TO PAY TAXES UPON PROPERTY
OWNED BY THEM IN OTHER STATES
The People rel Jehiel K oyt agt The Commissioner Of
Ta1e- and Assessments OF the City and County of NewYok
This case comes before the Court by certiorari, on
appeal the plaintiff BY defendants
Mr.. Hoyt forth that he IS resident this city but his
principal place Of business in New Orleans that his
property within this State Is lees in value than the amount of his
debts and abies that he has property in stocks bonds
and he holds no property s executor administrator eIcep,
taxed in that State and farm aud household uu
ure in NewJersey which Is taxable in that State. The Tar
ssessed him a. having personal property the
value Of 5000 The plaintiff made statement Of his affairs
the Commisoners who examination denied his application
FOR remission on the grounds that by the act OF April Is 1881
be liable to be assessed for all personal estate owned by him
estate or personal property hs, sus" but follows per
O P. Lowrey for Mr. Hoyt; H. H. Anderson for the Tar
osnissioners
CHAsBERs-Noy. H.-Beiore Justice IssRaH.s
DECISIONS.
John I. Zimmerman agt Edward Robetes-Mo-
ton granted by default
In petition Of Addison Smith for receiver Of Mshsncs
Manufacturing Company -Motion granted with 10 5costs
. The Miami County Branch &c, agt Alex Dennoun ct al
Motion granted by default
John J. Hicks agt Oliver Charck ri al Henry Thompson
agt. Thomas Wilbur ct al.-Motions granted
gilbert Bedel ct al agt Alex. Reed II nlReiered 20 X C.
beam esq 60 appoint receiver sud take necessary security
Joseph souyeue ct al agt s p granted
cost 70 abide event.
Henry l.. Russell ct al agt George w Morgan ct Are
erred 10 NJ Ushocder esq TO pass accounts Sc
trasus III Munson ag Smith sCohnission may issue
without stay Of proceedings; costs 20 abide event
Geo. w Comstock al agt. John hely-Motion denied
Philip Ford agt John KnEMoton granted with 10 costs
The Managers OF the Society for the Reformation Of Juvenile
Deluquents ag Oustavus Lndenmuller. Motion granted
Peter r. Sohr agt Lewis Gregoy-Moton denied;
abide event.
AleI Morrison sgt Robert Lidde-Motion for reference
granted
Noah Wilson sgt. Daniel N. Tucker ct s-Moon granted
Marshall P Wilder ct al sg. Wm. g. Lane ct a.-Moton
granted with costs
Charles L. Holden ss Lemue M.cy-MoaOu denied; costs
TO abide event
Chsrs. s. Archer ct al ast. John COcks.-Refeuod to N
UlshoefeT, esq
John Cocks agt VIM Radford ct s-Moon granted direc
ing delendas TO furnish plaintiff with copies Of all
In the books mentioned in the petition relating accounts
therein stated within twenty days deposit the same with
the Cek oil this Court for twenty dsys for the purpose Of
animation BY plaintiff costs Of motion to abide event
GeoIse 0rosan ast John NoCunnAoton denied without
prejudice 10 renewal on other papers plaintiffs costs 10 abide
event.
Before Justice LsoEAap.
The Merchants Insurance Company ss Richard II. Hin
DAA-hotien granted on payment Of &lo eosts ~
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