, 1864-03-25

Interesting Admiralty Declsions-Call Of Caan-
eery Docket In the Ceuaty Cozrt-3lo.
tlon to Set Aside will.
Court Record-Doinga at the Arnlory.

1TA1ES ulHTl11GI @OGAl-4At huNllltuy
suit Of the Galena, Dubuque, Dunlelth and Mime
sofa Packet Company vs.. the Rock Island Railroad
Fridge, came up before Judge Drummond yestcr.
day. The libellant claims damages amounting to
S1oO,eG0 fer injuries sustained by their vessels
Northern Light and Eagle Wing from coming IN
contact with tho bridge. The suit is brought in
rem, and It Is contcnded that the damages should
10 satisfied out Of the bridge Itself.
motion was entered By. the lbellant to strife
tho claims Of tho Mississippi and Missouri and the
Chicago and Rack Island railroads. and AzariahC.
Flagg claimants from the files bccauac they haduot
conformcd 10 the 34th rn1c Of the Supreme Court
might be duc1ced by tho Court to be due from them
70 The libellant asinteUeners whichit was clsimed
eas e repie icy Is s4
OF proprietary interests in the bridge, and had filed
a stipulation under the eGth rule Of the Supreme
Coult to anewer costs, and 20 had the right to de-
Tho Court ovc4ru1cd. the motion, and held the
c!atm to be good.
maritime lien and therefore the Court had no jur-
Tic % Court sustained the exception and dismissed
Tie l1bcl, Pro fo,a that the case might be appeal
Arlington { 1ao ioF llbellans, c. c. Campbell, of
Ottawa. for respondents. .....
ct Il. % ~. The Schooner Challenge. Tho libel was
1Ied against the schooner for wages. ,Thc libel
lapts. who arc three IN number anu are S1lore, IN
"a to Rrowsn's Pier md back, distance Of forty
i've 1ni1cs from Chicago, agreeing for sum Of Ill
ssa fs ssse e & Sh s then s csaa s q; i FIR sERs
schooner changed his course and vent TO Grand
tbicsgo, the Captain offered them twenty
each, both OF which offers they fci1sed,
demanding thirty dollars each, which the respond.
cnt dec ined 70 pay me Captata statea taa. n.s
tar .os H. y; o1 . rsnd Havcn was mre
Sheltered port. Thcrc WIS also plenty OF testimony
addrecd on the hearing Of the case 70 prove that
twenty ooha1s VIZ Ln san 5saa paiu ~ t;n,n
The Court held ihsi the ownora Of the schooner,
through their Captain, had committed breach Of
hsyc srrcnted ,hc twenrysfva dollars offered thcm'
instead oi which thev lid litigate thc case at the
coet Of upwards OF 500, aud therefore under tho
cir umstpnccs be ehou}d decree for the libeliants
thly de1a ept order that Te dollars should
| cocnt OF the costs incurred.
Prcadfoot fof iibcllanta; Miller & Lewis for re-
fpsnoen.s se,.s, corn. ,,+;on =, .s ,n,,n,,, v,,
restn,5aT a. m tTaI hcfnre :Iudce Higgins and
;nry IN w whieh i L. smyser & CO..
we5c ,s2,2 III rn,nsny W. as fhe a.S.nIant Tno
ni.iriiiTa s3se fer s3sTj dnm,ro done to twenty
ppinc h.ies ~ " cotton tber nFonerty. which Wefe
mon carriers, 81 Caro- On Tue Sao ol oetooes' 1eo
III Thn dafen.nf risine that tte cotton as not in
thfla @ I bsi1e M1s % fa 4hn Ienat
ehippef on siae tsas1 naa! ns !e9ln 'nG H. ueRu
mn 5ds The tb q INC o
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az =" ~! i; Wn t1afaNa.n1 enta,Ad
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cfeuon Of Inc eoaf1' DC alsmlteea ~ H1e ~ aa-1
mol appear shat tne con- tapalaao' oess7 :" s091
iattn 10 prosecute nc acuon.
4 ~ 5so II va sss saas
ihe 1viii 81 hIs hrothsr EdTard Vanch.n. which
Was admitted TO probate on Tuesday last, the
widow Of the alleged testator being the executrtx
re petition upon which ths molten was ta found, 4
not thc Int viii ind testament Of Edward vaughan
because he aflant knew frou conversation be
w1 IS Sssnss IT. ssia te 4; a.;
int fen hs {Sa S' 3. s
.nS da{ sr On wsn Vanan Ia beea 70 tWe
ds1s n1ernNsiv n stats ~ sf1,nnr and va Ia nc
eo1d{ton to naate M vii and was 50 deaf that b.
1st ibe sa;d s,Iese x; .sas not a1eenfed in tht
tpsenee n of ~ vitnesses in thr mod,
pprescri6ed b. law: aud aIiant also believes aal
Gsr,iss ~ ~, roiS S eo'o "1' - VIVA
The Court ordered thu. a citation Issue to Eli,
teth sauTaen me Naoon, 70 nnow a,t1t, GIq ~ II.
.,tiI yeA ~ nrohctn VI shnn,S III hc .ct ASIDE
~" naT,on rn,,nrNpn.1nssa ~ thia cet,bl;sbment
toacH eol.-ouslnessa ~ als ses1us'1usu.
For somc weeks, the tide Of crime will incseas.
t1atg. untfl tbc docket nrcscnt4 brobdtcuac.n pro
na,tto1s when "a If r. exhausted by the edort. th,
waves will rccede With each Sitting, nnul da!
the Armory is 4 Synonymous term for dali dsy
On Monday last. ofacials and spectators were alik
ejoteed as doeeet o. loef seese os moes aes.es
da5, INC numoef o. oueaaets oa1s'y feaenso 4u'.
ter Of that amount. oniltine the minority
6fTt4a cgon1 ss2.n svith es
@espon s5iset dispaie la a5issa tso M af1s.aes
Mhen Gibbons 1HSf a. Bonnd to thc r.
co,ders ceu.t II ;ho su9 ef $6 Kebos ..
1oan'sss Martin oiMal1ey and John BrowI
1c nslt araneed to answer to the charsa Of Il
teris1iae VIII ss5ee2nt Miller. q the Second Pr m
, named prisoner. They were found guilty and inc
! s:5, SIS, and s.. respectively. John Brown pal
his fine, and consequently he still goes 'naEchin
o. i co,fard7v B,ute.-Danlel c1ary some few day
ago assaseinated neighbor naned Thomas coone
b knocking him down end u li!es:aly fractured = h b
caee at the request Of counsel was continued ant
the 18th inst, the prisoners appearance being
:. cured BY $l09 ball. r.,
Aas aRd Hsnssmams. ufen sae1nn TIN n1to, aag
tain George Hartman were caalgsu %ata Aua!Ict
seeet q s s