New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20
LAW INTELLIGENCE
SUPREME COURT-Cincrfr. : JrsE le Before Juyis
ALLEGED FRAUDULENT PURCHASE.


ALLEGED FRAUDULENT PURCHASE.
John Warren sg- Wm. c. Smith.
The plan tiff in this csims 10 have sold To the
defendant ew, eUte5 &c. . the snoSnt o.
he s e wa. SG sS' and II BIZ
debts liabilities which fact was untrue Plaintiff nsd DC.
TIL came on before jury Defendant denied having made any
ke representations he claimed tht the goods were purchased
Of this suit Defendant alleged that the plsndf
agreed and did receive n for s claim certain note;
sgnd u Jacobs and which not due and payable
when hi. soit ~1s me sn,a ss ed tns 2;
and the note d1e instanser. Case still on, ~
John h. Bs ssrsJ justice sotsss
r. SUIT TO SET ASIDE WILL. I'D.
Wal: Wells CT al ag- Solomon ct al.
Tn this eas. brought 10 At aside will in favor of
Jared Wells under whom the defendant tenant the Jury
rendered verdict for the dsieSs:n. NJ,
D0Is '0' cTaSsHss-Jrxx ls-scfore Justice BosxEr
t n THE coSTEmPT CASE.
D. Townshsnd sgt Gray.
81 II will be remembered that Mr.. Townshend obtained
IN, 0Ssf 10 the charged that Isd
pistol on him TSdy mr. Gray spG aSs and Mr.
the same the oee had not taken place within his hearing
or sight .- -. ..... -. .-. ... uH
In petition of Mary Kernes-
The petitioner in this case claimed the custody of two
children shieh had been in The NSsry and Ghds ho
he case TO w s. Yard ESQ., to take tssmonythe mother to
have the privilege OF seeing the cnidren
THE GERMAN THEATER CASE. a.
The Managers Of Juvenile Asylum, kc. sgt Eustsche
This was the motion to punish the defendant for
Ion Of he Court The defendant up agent
only Of the lessee by whose orders the heater kept
Thslesses was Mrs ving0n who was out q the city " the
Before Justice IsGRAHAx.
rup wysT WASHINGTON MARKET cAsH-MoTIoN TO
SET ASIDE THE JUDGMENT.
The People and Taylor and Brennan agt the Mayor &c
This was the motion on the part of the Controller
and ATTIC oGSe e s; sas M I
Judge Edmonds part the defendant 70 have the
the s. Circuit and Mr. EysI his associate who had
been in the ssn .e nt he Gon
Eudss in eR e s, tia, this x S1s, h' seeS
sVs1y Courtesy to NE Eva but he seud not agree post
ponenen Of this while the plaintiffs receiving the
r. H. lad been served six weeks ago and the cause should
now be heard The Attorney General had no interest in the
E JUDGE Pdmonds remarked that case by agreement
with Mr. McKeon and Mr. Noye was to have been postponed
and Mr. Eyarts had made their With respect to
the Attorney having no ntee: in the case that
General and of the Commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund in the city last wse. looking after land: under water
Would be ssstsd by this case The defendants had thrown
Msye and the Controller had refused certain gues
tons unless upon conditions which they could not eccede to-
These conditions that the parties should have Asr counsel
Alter some further remarks by NOyes and Judge Bronson
IL viii be heard without doubt rtf -
There .ddsyits which the motion based
the counsel who retained In behalf Of the
CITY, were dismissed by the late Counsel TO the Corporation
other Counsel Were retained within days Of the trial Of the
aston with whom dsPOnent never had any consultation as 70
tanned by collision. and founded in fraud $500 D
The affidavit Of Greene C. Bronson the Counsel 10 the Copo
ration belief Of that officer that the action not
tried in the best for securing 10 the either
verdict In it, q trial bill OF exceptions
SIN he believes that trial might have been obtsined
the auea which his In Office had
not withdrawn by him. and the for appealing had not
expired before deponent into Office Ex Judge Deans
affidavit that be believed the judgment should have been
where large amounts important questions involved
that the party might present the questions raised to
the Appellate Court d.
In re. petition of John Pyne, Wade agt Reynolds;
Wolf sg Ankete Bean eg Van Yeghten schw sgt
bemaId Rosenbaum ct al sg De Humid e al sseket ct al
bert agt. Ehott-Motons granted.
Ougheliree sgt. lockwood ct a.-Hoton granted
for third Friday in September:
Brown agt. Brown.-Referrtd back to Referee for
Van Ishazck agt. Speeding ct al.-Alowsnce of 500
In one seton, and denied "a to others r-.... 2.
Herrick agt Herrick.-Motion denied
Hormer against Dittenberg.-Motion denied wit s.
Motion granted Referred TO H. a. Morange, esq Muklem
against Duty Motion granted with 50 costs to DC set o
gSS m ssss oc % re-
John Pyne Motion granted Wade against ReynOlds Motion
Van Vsshen ct al Motion granted schwarznann against
Bernard Motion granted Oagheree against Lockwood ct o.
Motion granted for third Friday IN September.
SUPERIOR COURT-SPECIAL TERx.--JUNe l9-Beiore jus
tce b0swoRTE.
DECIsIoss OWL
George, Bliss ct al. agt. William N. Biss ct. al