, 1865-02-27
Iot1l Qent1t.
since January LIST. .........
THE LAW COUNTS.


,uond-This court was not in sea.ion on Saturday.
On Monday It will re-assembie.
A bill in chancery Was died on Saturday in the
United Staies Circuit Court By VIM. H. Stow
against the executors and helr-at.law OF Samuel
Russell deceased, Of M.ddletown, Conneencut,
for q conveyance Of Ealutble lot of land IN this
cl1y, originally purchased in 1877 Of RUSSELL The
1s On "a td n s be7g Paid dGwn
qrent,y various payments were made. and In 1889,
Rueeell agreed to extend the time Of payment on
on ard ten cent In
made Of upwards Of q ooo making tie totsI pald,
nsss ... 5a IL 49, sn claiming balance
still unpsld. On the let Of December. isss when
SLOW rendered, atst Es6oo in gold coin, and next next
&a,4D0, 10 RusselYs agents., Meesrd. Ogden &;
Jones, and demanded deed. The tenders were
About three weeks after. Russell tod his agent to
tGke the money. This was made known to Stow,
Int the next day. the bank In which he had kept
sells sgenis then brought sntts in etectment
agsinst Stow for the land, and finally obtained
judgment and possession under It.
levied upon, and sold to A, c. Coventry, who had
been Slows attorney in the ejectmcnt suits, for
less than 500. 1hfs sale Is 1mpeaehed for fraud,
property being then worth $4,000. The ShesiH's
deed was made to Russell's agents. and the same
Be- snSjected % he eompn.nts caaty for eps 20
cife performance.
It Is charged In the bill that by mistake IN the
seco0nts lalger sum ~ demanded Of stox than
tween Stow and the agents of Russell in 1853. Is
said TO have been incorrect to large amount
The bill seeks to have he errors corrected, the
real debt II any ascertained all credits duiy ii.
lowed, and upon paying the balsuee, II any,
(which he offers to ao} to have deed made and
STOW 70 be Restored to the POSSESSION.
The tacts ktated with great detail in the bill
which is very volumlnous, but the above Is con-
deused summary OF Whist appears to be the sub
stance OF It. The property Ia rczy valuable, being
portant questions Of law between vendor and ven
does Of land under tims contracts, viii doubtless
axise and be dtscussed during the progress Of the
dstt, Esq. - - y '''
Consnss1osln's coCRr1Before 9: s. Commits
siontr Royne.-on Saturday. G.. G. Cttaroto, \
together with his wife Ilzzete and servant, Mar
ria Rouf, were brought before the Commissioner
charged with having conntetfeited poetal curreu-
Who upon beng arrested in.lsted thati was given
her by Madame Citaroto. It Is Of the same gener-
al character as that 80 extensively circniafsd by
Amotfo. As in that instance, these are Italians.
The prisoners were required 20 recognize in the
sum Of 500 each, to answer to the charge In the
Court above.
James Nesbtt, for inducing soldier to desert,
IT, md ordered 10 End Lai in he sun OF Si51, to
awalt The action Of the Grand Jury OF the United
CIRCUIT CoUnr-Byoye Judge Uauaop,s.-The
cases Of The two members of Growers Opera
Troupe, Edmund Gross and Emil zott agafns,
Leonard Groscr and others, were brought Up In
qusBh the capaas and discharge ball. The motion
was made upon the ground OF the insnfEciency Of
the affidavit upon which the eqpias issued.
Tbs cause Of the People agninst Franz Sp1udter,
convicted Of the murder Of his wife, was taken up
on Saturday and sentence Of execution pronounced
BY Judge Williams. The ceremony is fully de-
The Court was occupied nearly all dsy In the
easc. in which Mrs. Mills was plalntlr and aia1
In the Circuit Court suit for divorce was COM
merccd by Ihcresa Kocppe II. Edward Koeppe,
her husband. The charles contained IN the bl,i
1ntoaication and neglect to provlde for household
expenses An Injunction issued out Of the Court
to restrain him from parting With the title to GER
tsin real estaie, In accordance with the prayer Of
since our last report sixteen aliens hare taken
o1t their frxt pare;g;: They wers subjects Of tie
The King Of Prussia l; tie Grand Duke Of NECK
lenberg schwerdn4 /; the Grand Duke Of Bs-
den, !.
sUrEn1on CouKEB.for< Judge Ga,y.-1n
the cnusc entitled Waldo II. Block, 10 recover an
alleged balance OF account, the jury having been
ont nearly twenty haurs, reported themselves M
COUNT .Counr-Befort Nudge Bn2dwtl-fhe
estate Of Catherine Herleky, deceased, was On Sat-
uFdsy y declared :aI .snled; u..,.,.x snn,,.,.
cused from further proceedings before this court,
until suit pending In the Citcuit Court be terml-
II the matter Of the estate of Patrick O'Conuor,
the will WIS admitted 10 probate snd letter. tes.
tamentaEy ordered to isaue to Frederick Zltt on
Matthew hcitz wzs appointed guardian Of the
Wciehaupt minors on bond Of 81, zoo.
CAHr FRY-THE 1ksp R1crxrsr.-In eonse.
onenee OF the !nclenency os the weather the OF
gan1radon Of the 15Sd Regiment WISE postponed
until Nonday morning. The morning reports Of
Saturday show IN aggregate of 1,457 recruits In
camp. AdIutSns John Gilman, formerly Captain
In the 141st Illinois, has been mustered into ser
Company A.-Cspt.1n, Giles D. Walker; Firat
Ileutenani, John steele; Second Leutenant, lu-
V Company B.-captaln, ". c. billings; First
Lieutenant, James 4. Lander; Second Lieutenant,
Da1a1i GSsapany G-cap,ain, Edwin G. Lowell; First
Llcute9anl ii; J. Dunn; Second Lieutenant, Oh
| yer o. Chisholo: ..
1,svtsnsnt, sbt /. casr Second Ueuienant Jacob i.
otss Company E-csptain; Andrew y: Wheeler !;
First Lfeuienant Donald Nicholson; Second Lieu
~ aosanaay ECaptain, Euos Turner; First Lieu
tenant. James n. johnson; Second Lientenant'
a. fomnanv taC aACapta,n, Jouathun E. Brown; First
LacutensnL A1anson Faruh:m Second Meusen-
Company .K-Captsin, Samuel Il. Judd; First
Lieutenant, Elson Howlrd; Second Lieutenant,
= eSmpaay &; a 1-capt.in. saanre! J; Tonpkins !;
Firrt lieutenant, Warren 2. ii. Coon; Second
t asr.,I,n.. ELi,onfnin Chas. H. Hitehcork !: