, 1864-01-14
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
a STAGE I1lBROGLIO AND
NOVEL LEGAL TIE.
Record of Cnses In tho Different
Law Courts.

who are accustomed to exercise tho Tcrpslchorean
Art for tho benefit and satisfaction Of the good,
lad and Indifferent people Of the Garden City, ap-
piled to Judge Wilson Of the Superior Court, yes
terday, to be relieved from IN embarrassing re-
stra,nt which the ea:d court had imposed ppon
them. -
1teees..s 1lat tl,eeo young ladies had been en-
gagged bJ one Beler. the proprietor OF that expo
ncnt OF exaggerated culture and high water mark
OF nineteenth century civilization, known as the
North Clark Street Concert Hail. to brandtsh their
Tefpeichorcanfcalfy trained legs nightly In that
temple Of art for the amusement and delight OF It's
numerous patrons.
The young Ladies' were engaged" J" VIC said; but
the uncertainty" which the s'noble red man Of
the foreet+ has been accustomed from time imme-
orial to predicateof Of tn white man, ia, alas too
often found In the white woman, and even pro&es-
sional dancers do not always keep thelr word. We
know not what uuluck$ wind II was that blew a
cloud Of dissatiamctfon between the parties to
this engagement. sulce It to say that the Misses
Willing left Mr. Beller snd his Concert Hall, aud
gave the benefit Of their contributions to the
4*pocs1y Of mot1on'' to rival Institution called
"The Varieties" on Dearborn etrcet, Mr.. Be1]cr
did not bear his misfortunes in this regard like
nad. On the contrary, he went "bel1er,Ing" to
the Court, through the protrAcsed pages OF what is
that il the yorng ladies could not dance ior hi@
they onFhs not 10 dance at alL and actually pre-
innate innate M females viii an an -- injunction, and thus
,asm o .Ssfasipg 9o5 dngse5 ".
ly Nj. Ashton, their counsel, applied to Judge
that ths biii il ehaneeIy which bad moved The
court to this hardness bad By come mysterious
process disappeared from the files. Hence, as d.
expected to answer statement which they had
neycr heard, they merely applied to the Court upon
afddayits asserting that innoccnce Of wrong which
suspend tts severity, ior il other words ts isjnnc-
aasTer mnde thereto, in The regular course Of
Legal terms are 50 generally misnomers that m
approximation to . beftting nomenclature Is al
Sc Heas ans app9 ess s e
hand maldcns Of these captive fadies, II and Il viii
esyns qa's e hsf se to
tted Contract & betWeen Beef nd u s The % sit De-
fulfilled b Be!ies. and that defen dants had been
released from It's performance BY the express con-
cession Of Bellef himself, made In the hearing Of
otLeE parties whose aflidaV1ts to that effect were
The Court said that tho motion, 10 far as 1t was
Intended TO meet the case Of the disappearance Of
tho bill from the files, WAS new, but In the tudg
ment Of the Conf, proper one.
The Court would not grant m injunction In a
party enjoined more for its dissolution on dsy's
notice. Otherwise, the Injunction might work
great apa unnecessary hardship, The Court assim-
gid regular answer was made 10 it, accompanied
By such a1ldavits as had been read TO the Court.
viii counter aifidavits undsr lie @ statute e Il He
Great, the Court would consider itself bound to
dissolve the Injunction. In this case there WAS
the BILL but defendants allegations were a satls-
tactoty reply to what was admitted BY complain
ants co7at 81 to b. the substance Of tho allegations
with counter afidavits, should have the effect at
least Of suspending the Injunction until the bill
could be found and regularly and properly answer;
the ladies' be nee to dance when they pleased
-, thr1a t 91 nets1ns @ esstasy, Which undoubtedly
damseIa, shot through the eoart-room as this dc.
defendants arose and leit the Court with fteelon
the Judicial hand had been laid upon their extrem-
tiles and what satisfaction they felt in tts remov
al. Their e1ni aeation at the result OF the days,
Varieties Last evening which drew down thundczs
OF applause.
sse e. s. dsszf ses 9sse s a i Fs 9ss'es:o
bond as City Collector, which We noticed few
sf For e IL I pianti I'll % as ssains Mccarthy the prfn
opal for SO .,0.o debt, TO be discharged on the
p1yment Of ST 81 damages, and for the surettes
On tUE1I pEa y! ettt!ea1e0A oSt#Se0 tut p4a1ut4
and Mccarthy"
Thus suit for Just claim IN behalf Of the city,
commenced yeaEg ago* and which las been hang
ing ly the gilis th1onsh thrcc or four successive
administrations, has been brought by the tact and
energy Of the present city attorney to successful
REcoRDER's CouR7-1n the case Of -. the People
Of the State Of Iufnd4 vB. benjamin. F. Downlne,"
indicted for obtaining money under alse
the jury last night came in with verdict Of gull
II. As the oIense is not one to which the Jury s
permitted By 1aW to attach penalty the convict
ed party awaita the sentence Of the Judge
sUr1R1on CornT.-Bsfore Hon. John Il. Wiisoa.
III. Hampton Is sha1er ct al. Leave to with
draw original deeds and title papers and to substi-
1sos. Eddy ye. Carpenter ct nj. Defendant by
: II. .61: Beiler ya, Whiting. Order that injunc-
ton BE- suspended until further order Of eoaEt.
lsu. Booth ys- Bcodecker ct a. Daniel Booth
appointed guardian ad fsteoa for Infant defend
"1 isfa Peter ct aI ys. Lyttle ]. c Knickcrbocker
appointed guardian cd tRen Tor Emma Jane Lysr
tie. ...
1oe4. Vincent rs. Vincent: Detault Of ali de-
fendants to be entered q OF Nor. 25tn lael
4N. Lane ys. Lane. Dis ana eomPisi!n91Iass !9.Ia 10
p.y costs On motion Of conPiatnantSs aS eoheltof'
5s5. Dalton ys. Dalton ct Al Dis. By agreement
Of each party to par ono half Of coats.
.6:6+ Cafuweu ve. Barry ct Al. DIS. ana com,
pla,inant to pay coats on motion Of conpa1naats
Bgofs Aon, Fan 4: H1g1ias, In trih room.
Common law,
4os. Eystes vs, McGsaw ct Al. Submitted to the