, 1864-03-17
LAW lNTELLIGENcE.
Important Admiralty Deeislons

LAW iNTELLiGEMCE,
-, Important Admiralty Desis'on'
accord OF G,aees in the Different Law
Comts-Dolngs Mt the AstnofF~
uE7rFp gTArEs DISTRICT couRT.-~Judge Drum
1nond yesterday gave decision IN tae aomnan5
case Of the Northwestern Iron Company w. oona
". Hopkins ct al. The particulars Of tho smt nte
IA fo1,cys In the fall Of 1859 Hopkins. one Of the
defendants. libeIled the propeller B. @. bish for
supn,ies furnished on the credit Of the vessel Yhe
caee proceeded In the usual way to decree Tor the
eale Of the vcsseI and accordingly In the spring OF
1,fn she rFas sold to A. II. Covert for S160 and
costs. Ont OF this sum tho claim o. Aopsans YVES
na1d. and the owner, Grosvenor heeo, VINO WIS
also master of the vessel at the tmo
Of her seizure, received sne a pa-
aoce, A few months after the distribution
orthe uroceeds Of the sals tho ubeant IN the pre-
sent instance filed libel in tho nature OF petition
frevfcw to set aside the decree and sale In sdmt
ra1tv The grounds Get up by the libellant were
that there was mortgage to la.ge amoant on
The vessel, which had been given by Gt1sgen9r S ,
Heed and aeeisDed by the mottgasea 70 tue uoel-
liant Tint this MORTGAGE was in fhll force II was
also charged that the admiralty suit resniti1g n
re fss sod Hopsns 1i tie Purpose
the mortgage, and for a smon amount ootaimns
s3ttn II, fEe prhhet
oS ~ !. Ills ibc! or bill the respondents demnrred
and The question before the court on the demurEG5
was wheihrr admitting the 5acts slated IN the Dill
ar f Ssjd ~ by the court that the bi1 or libel
would not lie rcs two reasons -,
sss s ssss1 sy, sat bs.a e. % d Ii tss
spec!s regularly conducted, the notice re4urad in
tdnsisaly eases having bee1 E gwen. To allow such
m wSna 19 to no r.
1 I'd DT lAWs
ssmd-becansso ne from The bll itsela It ~ ap@psarsa @
lie jur. dicion OF the court. So far as the court
| knew the vessel might have been e9lu to and be
" az zee nlF1 Ra enf 1 nuen IA
examination of INC case. W9'cn cleasly 70 ts =, re
cults must be futile; the libel was, therefore. dis
nsszSa; seamnon, Mccaes, & Fuller for ,ibe,l.pts
Jameson q 1alpoasu' a!'a k'opefs oae ior 1espoho'
ants. e.,.na ,,,, ,as. =, 1,,.oo,, r,o,,aa,..
ct - ys John Moirs and an lS Churchill 1 colng vas
On trial before Juaee san y. niggins yeslettaa}y
Ine aeron VIZ stsr;n pru H. on etecian ~ ;nment
IN ia2ot 81 ,he s SaiRtti asns; ss aeiSadant
Mo1s Ine w Sfei ~ an
upon the answer and ea e. nsos no
ecntion. =.
been satisfied prior to the filing Of the bill for the
injunction: .,-.,..., .,,. .,.o s.o,s,., - ~.
court ditm:stns .he ipJppeien gas fnal adJudt
ton whether tie judgment was in fact paid Or not
couIecl CO.. cIed is ILL., ., Is III. sS Upon these
Judge Higgins found fo1 ihe paintN.
! a motion for new trial was made py 11c deicn
lane s' "N1 "''' ~ ~ wv ~0'0
Lu1l l. Atwood for plaintiffs !; Arlington u Dent
fer defendants.
now on tfia before George A. Ingalls,, as chief ant
lle two associates, the arbltlators appointed b,
! 1 Judge Williams with the consent OF counsel Or
t boih tgtes, The hearing OF the case has alread.
occupied period Of come three weeks, md Is a.
Zion Of he pubc rom lie aittings 81 the asbitra
tors there fs fortunately no opportunity for dis
e feen indaged IN By scandaj.aongss5 had The TIA
taken place In open court Mr. LII L. represented
'1u s1 c,nr,,,T .s.n - n,s1u1nr corprs-B.fa,
Hon. j. b. umMond. CAaaosry..
a!s-Johnston 81. CasvsT e a; LeaSe 10 eoh II,
pd pnansd e @ a1nr t,e e. a. a.tcr 1ns,nans -
ins9Eir.r W Corrr.-Tn Adtniraify.
n sO3-Thc Eorthweetern insurance Company q
Hopkins. Dismissed at nbel!ant's costs.
Ss3-StatloId Fs. " aIsol u a; oaHae 9!oer: T;. u
~ Ssf-'o0 ~oe'A"'''o'' ""SS' " -
It aiti-Rateoek rs. G;lls ct nj. Default ind rcfc,
- ] onre IN Mnster
esams HSSSS,s S;ySs ct T. shqe Ssses ::
e LII.
i Gn-Fenn vs. Cod ct a. Default Of defendant:
d
~ Nl.rCnnn. Mutual Life insurance Company VI
e Nnn5s - ~ Decree
c sIGSnee1l ~. HOPKINS ct al. Decree,
c HeforT Gam. 4 Go0.mog L4u,
r 1MEEly vs Courrcn. Leave to amend decl'
| rHtiou
sSEMoo7e ys, Sheffield. Judemen. for plalnttt
C. 11a;-Vnii w. Buschick ct al. Same order.
ly 1HEGoodhue ye. Oderehaw, I,uIc to plead
~ % ta,s,
- 1s9s-Patrick ~ Wilson. Same order.
g. 1at-Snu,e ve Erausc Same order.
BE Etfors Hfc1in.. J. Common La,c.
&c las- Smith rs. Schwab Continued.
p's1n.B5n pmBcpedlct ct ii, VI. Morris ct a. Same orac
r. instant.
a. sM-Noyes ct nj. vs. Uffne1 ct al. Submitted
hc 'nS G1Sn1ir couar.-Befoge U7liau7s, J.-Cosnuu
ii zn,r '''"1DV0'" - '
= GiS-Man.aeld ". CITY OF chIcaso. On trial.
- ,,n- l,o+-r- .-yrn,s,5r,,,r s,,e,t,n, hustne
ID at the Armory yesterday WAS unusually light, II
~ s-,,a. ,,,,,- ronta,pin. the coonnmens NJ abo
- oV~Nss es ~, Sssse.S - ~ rn1.1 ,,do VIM
twen1y uanssss u LIZ go o1as. %a.r..s. - ..a ~
Ii vailed fhan il ordinarily the case larecncs bc
I'd espect,11y prevalent, Annexed arc the most Ii
..sH. sa.as.
:. pos'an1 sasee:
% II ls was examined for the larceny q some u!
~ ~ found IN 4l5 Possession, ahd iof "hica n eoa
SiTe no sat::iactosy nceonnt x SeaI ior 'a9tner
Il. animation 70 commissioner aA'Anas. ~ ~
Thaaas Saeta nonn Wele eha1sed With sieaDg eo1
XSzs patterns Gnu 1ailofa stode, = ~ Y; - Sou
Clatk etteet " aIstGes Nce iGInu "a Ieu T.!
a a. session. hut they could moi pc laenti;ed ~
~ thieFes Tie chaTe Was cnanSea % uls0iaes
" and eosts.
-. ~ T1l0's Of JnnE Deafer.-Chafles y httlakcf.