New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-CnAMBEzs-FEB lG-Before
Before Iustics LEONARD.
CITY RAlIRoADs-THE COMMON COUNCIL or BROOM.
IYN EKJOINED

he set of 1874 which requires railroad franchise
es ss.s Ds hs u se' be obtained ne tie veto he
Coz of Brooklyn called special meeting or the purpose Of
lion as obtsed by NessTs Andrews Colby Thompson Of
his city .ttonr for the plaintiff from Juds Leonard Of
pared and upon the members of the Board at o'clock
he mig they were % me a ,s n,
papers but not until the injunction had been served
Tbe Board ssn % srs on no b p"neg s
down for the eb n, ct ca M before one OF the judges Of
''' Before Justice BossKY
Decisions.
Margaret Roberts agt. Thomas Carlton ct sl-ho-
The Same sgt The Same.--Moiion denied.
Before JusTIcz LEONARD.
Order ,Ss s"i Charles Kirand esq Timothy
Hbbs,d and Jobn C. Winsns, Commissioners under Com
mission Of LUDs George wv; WOOD Ssi s Caroline Wood
Plaintiff to pay defendant So per week; not, how
ever addition ordered by sno'ber Coz 70 De
10 Chcvn--Fxs is-Bsfors Justice A1IsS.
The beKEsZh CASE.
The is the ,econd tria Of this case The plaintiff
s f r sSd mad. SS 81 b S 1 who 81
ant Or TX r sn ss 'Sy ssrf Emerson for
COURT OF OYER AND TERMTNER-Fzs. ls.-Bsiore
p Justice isGRAHAH
. THE FULTON BANK FRAUD.
The People szt. VIM. J. Lane, IL.
Mr.. Buchanan, paying ,elier Of the Fulton Bank,
was again psced the stand this morning and examined
y Nj brill lie ideetisod check No dated st- February
5 N Se n s Il. s
teller tickets but objection being the notes should
lie had IN s y
the ns g. % oT % s
entered Register TO " j. Lane or w Lane
daring this time defendant bse charge Of the Register Of
rgsp noteS which made the tickets The remainder
Of this testimony Simply sdedto the various amounts
Of money paid 10 the prisoner checks shown BY the Regis
entries being IN his handwriting The foreign
Reger offered in evidence and admitted under Mr. James
The checks general pnrported be drawn by wn
Lane In favor Of VIM Lane j and cdGr.ed q tne lstte
cashier Of the bank and tho other individual
The checks produced the after The
stated had With the Fulton "a
years and there no such person that DC kns" Of - a b.
M Brady commenced to cro.sexAuns the witness at II
oocl lie Questioned him IN relsien 20 the receives
show they bsa been paid Mir Buchanan desired pro
presumpe testimony payment which the
as TO the receipt b the derndsa: q tie The
could refer to any entry u any oVSE SsSnn 70 the osns mich
Mr.. O'Conor reSxamined the witness, who produced
the Deaers ledger" and found credit given 10 the private
accent Of Lane 81 on the 7th Septemoe for two notes
Wa offered would have been funds psy It, Il the
credit Of ~ o5l 30 therei there was check book
was tsken from the bank With regard question By
Brady entry could be found showing receipt
% s s Of oSd on The entry and the witness
objection OF aT. Brady said that the ledger Oud
went through the books until Il flsy reached Mr.
Lare's account, where il remained an.il dawn out
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE-FEB. Ia
Before Commissioner KENNETH o. WHITE.
THE WILLIAMS PosT.OFFICE ROBBERY.
The examnatitn OF j Williams, on the charge of
erabezz its wa nnned to-day
Ira base, the assistant Of Mr. Hoibook the special Post
Oce ieed ne assisted In searching the prisoners
house.
Crossezarnned the complaint which defendant
snesied. .... ... ID. -.
Oliver CARL testified that took horses for the pris
hich bought about the lh Of January
tire hors. sbont about six weeks the proner paid
him nifty dollar bin did not know whs. bank Il
1pnes ". collins teshed that he became acquainted With
defendant In Sept mbcT last prisoner worked for him weeks
6a eek defendant offered to lend witness money during
'be time be worked FOR bin he said he expected TO two
three hundred dollars. H. ... ..I... .. ...
eiephen Boss te,tked be auconeer and had
sold OF horses to defendant for Sl5l knew defendant;
had bad transactionA vi him but not extensive
William Ccab Teller IN the Bowey Savings Bank deposed
tlst giving his Britop deposited 500 tho
30th Of December hut II drawn ont n J.nnsJy las
Taylor Teller IN the Cii-zens Bank teshsd that he know
defendant but not under the OF Whans the 4h OF
January be deposited Gle the Of James simpson and
the def udaa subs queny drew cheeks for the that
name o which he answered If lt :. L.
Andew Gsodwn testified that he the defendant he
formerly employed where witness emp Dyed at No "a
ian street defendant the deendsn left there
about six weeks witnesses had told him 10 take UP
checl 10 the ikens Bank f,r 100 signed james simpson
Daniel ~ Dugsn testified that he knew deieudGnt de-
PENDANTS landlord til September ayt defendant rot "
good circumstances; be was behind with bis reut.
1he case was then sejournedtni Friday at II q NJ i'