New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

SUPREME COURT-CHAsBrRs-Nov lG-Befors Judge
CLERKE-
ARE CONFEDERATE BONDS GOOD PAYMENT MONEY
VALUE OF NEGROES, CONFEDERATE MOTIFS AND
. BONDS.
Co.. SGT George NJ Goo;h Leroy N. Wiley sud others,
ssneos of Wm q. Lane Co, ag Sameln these two oasss
application wss yesterday made to set aside orders Of arrest
In t,ir aiayts the plaintiff. aese that Gooch the de-
Boyce Coz and wa'en to Texas before the rebellion to
collect debts due the two hms named That his authority a.
collecting agent was couniermsnded IN 1901 ne n,n
made assignments the th Of March 1851 the day Of
President Lncon's Inauguration, 70 tho pAnnh' Inh
during the last four years the deiendnt has made c0rco
large upon bills in biz hands reported by him
in rendered 20 the amount Of tlU and that
soeouH Of negro slaves Confeders. efeucy ana bonds aud
Texas lands. The plaintiff also claimed mat The defendant
George Bur banking collecting agent in Gayeston when
he had done but bad rePo..e'rd himself oi them
On the other hand the defendant sets mp that after rceiy
letter couucrmsudug his authority 60 collect the bills h.
ia good faith handed them over 10 buef who oon alter eit
Galveston leaving his affairs IN the hands Of his principal
clerk Ja. T. 60 ins a. HI. agent That Butler sf.,r
i1 r., NE Nr,b su.rron. n. 10 his loya 20 the South
ern Coufcjcray excited and Collins anticipating con'
ci.,,e Of s.et and bills in Ruter haud aud proceed As
if h authority had revoked That the for
this request Wa ;hli the defendant wls Texas nen and Of
un.uspeeted yay the southern Conderscy. and would
be- better b % protect these bill. than Collins representing
That threupon the defendant collected during the period
about 500 o. such iudebtcde taking goods and '9me
negro payment Of pa aud the residue n Coai"der
currency &c, which he Wa required 70 ia. under ih"
general order of en sbert who led command ~ - mill
tsy department comprising TeIa New Mexico and ArEns
That be had % turn the good, into Cone'ai paper u se
under the Ike order That tie negroes we're never od oy
bim but Houston free. under the Emancipation
proclamation That he invested the Coniedcfae money re-
ceived him IN Confederate bonds That the oi IO
returned in his ocount - the result Of biz collect on' H really
,is np OF his specuaons Confederate securities, aud n
point OF TACT al ie ever received Wa s6i"m
Butler Houston under power of Attorney from the
plant settle aud while theTe he tanned over 10
bill. his hsnd.. smountng to te101' aud the attorney,
recep. for bills in their hands for collection AID & offered
If,ta sflf that hon
lie had the proceeds of hs collections and fye-laor
which Butler declined to accept That the house was
That one ueGbcr les.e Lane. served hrough the
private and another Kcrr Boyce A. uu oof u ito Con
fedraie amy; tlat the acting assignee Wiley. l, Il the
outbreai Of thr Rebellion took up t' abode m he south
wlere Dee hii three piniou stoc4ei yin NEGROES iro 10
Alabama aud m Georgia who're le lld been comp, et
to accept receipt 70 ie extent o. i'I sesro iso.i
corn and proyeHt-r from southern Oh cf' urdsI military
rule that o. ti. Important facts detailed uy n on '
that had The paper. which he nov pe.euieJ ia y. trunk
him D-fndsn had himself been ooaiorPied into Co.
Come fr defendant s.ked that the d-frnds 20 d,hirscd
compelled BY Hilary rue o. tcceP Con
fcdeae money n payment Of te ohholsn DO D. .lid' he
wa relieved om sny t-pasion - .iu''. 90. H'l ~ H
dsmaniiat gold Hcf. D. ILht touiric f att being
ilsaed b. any power having authority 10 naic iL h '
any iuoie than y taey had bees Hite IN colu''f o.'
and ai tlrrrforc, the de1is s unCJec'ed aud tho
drfniat h.d received nothing for which De- can oe hea r
Tt.t If tho Court Nd hold h,, ,he plym,a, ia t,
noaev was payment D. uufi = IeosTffrfr 30 iai s o
Southern Coufcieracy IN let pnrHf .ian ~ ot
case sth the offer what lie had received "ss
r. - D5lfs for The ia5.u .,doa Larog.-, and B4Eow
! opposed
Amos Moor, agt. Anthony Arnoux and otAcrs.-
!, Motion di,ul,s~d with - costs.
r. {. Calhoun ct a. as- Charles Orahan.-Moli?n
i",e pn,l,rd nj, Csih,rine Peutaud Motion rr,ned
Thoms, Giossn as j. \. shmnon-Aioton grated with
Thoma Ryan at. Jane, c. OconnOr- Motion granted
b without c''it - ~ d.. 4 -t..
" A. Ilors and Other. sg O. W Fo.,erMoton granted
o"Ii. 4 Allen az, jane. > Allen Motion granted with
, 10 costs 9ni Psymen' Of dPas,eine' ~ -, y.eben-
Motion to dissolve Injunction ,Tl.ed without costs
CIRcrfr-Sov. II.
, ,,p,prANr c,sE T0g PASSENGERS on THE CITY
RNIwAYs-TnE SIX CENT QufsuoS-LAw or
ASSAULT ASD rATIEEY-ytkpicr FOB TIE COM
PASY.
robn D. Jackson agt The Second Avenue Railroad Comfary
The plaintiff, Il appeared, gOi into one oi iLc de-
conduit, csrs on the I4ib October, 1854, at recA'p and
when ased r his fare offered i've cents The conductor i9I
him tina, the fore and called hs sttenoh lo
@ nm .ouirne nn additional cent and h~ continued TO-
f1'.G 10 fsy endeayolcd to eject him from The car
proper w ay him aud struck lin aoss the nose can'ins II
, 10 bleed. Something Of 1cuihe i,o"il' i ., 'ri @ @
Jne,or claims that the injury 10 ihs gentleman no'e -
caused BY Bis stick Ia bTusqle movement tnc PLAN
Nm md that h. 1.-THE conaIcto only lsed such iorco o. wa
absolutely necessary 70 eject the plaintiff as he had is TO
ioI & G , no The question Of the s,cent fare Tho plain
m, claimed that the law Of Congress was Invalid 40
o tbere being coin small enough to pay tho required th
1i r cent on ye cent- the law did not epS o. city
ly, which were creatures Of local legislation but TO
to bridges post roads aud q, did apply was unconsi'
tutionHL = -. ....
The Cour though holding that the question oi ERE va,
trent the cond.c being liable for assault ne ad
not the rlh to eject which gh be- would not have hi.
ae wa. tsndercd him decided ta, for the purpose. Of
tb u he must hold the law valid, leaving s consttoh-
sty TO be determined before the General Term The Court
theS commented upon the facts aud the jury. after long
e abs-noe rendered a verdict for defendant.
r Morrison for plaintiff oIJudge sosson for de'endants
SpKcI.L TYRN-kov. iG-Bcfore Justice SUTHERLAND
ALLEGED FR AUDULEST SALES OF STOCK.
E. John 4. Butler tzt. Charles +. LyermoEs
The plaintiff claims $4,000 paid by HIM for the
;, purchase Of stock Bates Baxter Gold Company upon
a. l. alleged fraudulent representations that The company
soek was very valuable the mine returning &JO month
and the Company declaring dividend ofen aud That The
stock was IN great demand ,.,
TIE defendant claims that he acted in perfect good 'aith
The case 10 still on.
!, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-TRIAL TEnM-NoT To-
Before Judge DAILY.
e. LIABILITIES OF TELEGRAPH CoMPASlrs-WhO MAY
RECOVER FOR THEIR MIsTAgEs.