The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-23

iolol that recent decision his declared wiiinrfon
been an intruder Counsel for the Corporation claim:
ca mat n tic ielaOts had not done the wo X GU,
,SV he ~ nan Shd soysd oae 70 aG e p.ymsp
lie further claimed that the appropriation LOT tbe
he payment s,be a,ss, ossn he couT could no,
by msndsinus CON pol payment BY the city " pelnt
sIpte"y provided that no money should oe pSo oo'
pl0pnated to that puI poss. The restor. counsel
tIslm that they we're legally rpponted and we're 10
Of the Court IL was established that the Comptroller
hsd not the power 70 appoint; and tha, fIu,et na
sal una invalid and that they couid not iegnly re-
move the feaor, and sppolnt person 10 M plsoe.
The Court then adjourned the argument until s"-dv
al II o'clock An.
DAsAoEs TO FURNACE. - Pierre Chsutssu
soush, to recover si0OOo damages In the Supreme
Court yesterday from p. g. Forbes, for damages 70
furnace, and for loss Of rent The defendant rented
the furnace under an express agreement to deliver
| up ID good order at the end Of theI usfn. =. ue
| be taken apart the whole iurnsce Telusd, and the
hues n pAied. Tor tue expense OF doins thn .ns
/ claim va mAde. The Coun finally directed . YER
| Diet Tor the plaintiff Or the actual damAgo-sL'so.
FREfGnr CosrRAcrs-In the Supreme Court yes
terday the case Of prtt against Niledse came up
before Judge Peciham Plaintiff who are shipping
merchants Of this city, sued for their freight on
charter party for 4. cargo Of coal brought here by
brig orion from Cape Breton Island, at o. per ton,
aud Tor extra pilOta.e. The defendants claimed 70
set on tl'WQ for damages ~ re.-on 81 long .nd IN
| teasonAbie delay In leaving New York, and deyiA-
tious on the passage which lengthenei the voyage
aud DELAYED the delivery Of coal whereby they lost
co. i. pp ps sG hat S he vessel e New YorS
soon as the weather fl to 80 70 sea, and the only
sfOz OF weather. They further proved that the de-
ioulants sold their coal at tho iu contract and high
Get market pice VI tue season The defendants have
lug offered iudeinC the claim lcss ~ cents per
tor, tho, t1al involved me QUESTION q eo., The
luy rendered verdict Tor Tie pianliib Tor The iull
amount oIAimed-sl,5IlT.
TnE PIrHs or TuE CIrr.-The e.e Of Taylor sst.
Brook man, came up in the Supreme Court General
ren) yesterday, before Justices Insrahan, Leonard
and barnard. Tbi. which reported fully
when before the special Term, and In which In
junction 10 asked 10 rostrain the defendants from
Of StuyesAnk street the boundary Of the properly Of
The parties, "a argued yCseGdsy before tho General
Tenn. The plaintiffs Contend that they have right
~ the the whole water front Of their
measured perpende1laTly 70 the bulk head and "
the pIoongatiOn Of suyyesant street. while the de-
dicsIod u the river beyond ioS .sier marx and the
Mayor, Alderman, &c, Of New York, have the sole
ntht " preecribo tho direction and locality OF the
vharyes aud having pie,cnted them in the continu-
alton OF the streets aud authorized this particular
one tho piaintifs cannot interiered with them.
FAIsE INPRrsoSNEs1 CAsr.-In tie Superior Court
Tuesday Geo. Davis sought to recover damages from
John Kelly and Others for false imprisonment u,
appears that the plaintiff three times arrested,
Tor each Of which tinoa he claims damages, amount
lns IN all TO fyUO anu claims that the sheriff = oi
cofs took from him without authority a stock Of
| liquor worth about 1901 Tor which sums he claims
judgment The sheriff justices the arrests under an
execution issued By Ihe Cay Judge VI Brooklyn
aaLki the ps OF the plaintiff ali the arrests be-
ins suit, aud the last Two .urrenleis OF the
plain ID BY hif bail. The defendants deny the last
cause Of act on aud clam lha. IL cannot be Joined
with the otheus. The p,auuh excepted TO the adj
mission Of tue execution IN evidence, Uu ths Ound
thAt the Book yu Civ Judge had no power 10 send
| paa tAi uxp fftil,
CorSTrnEITERs CoSvIorED.-ln the L. b. Circuit
Court yesterday, John Phillips, who heretofore,
pleaded not guilty upon the empanelling o, the Jury
withdrew hi. Pile. and pleaded guilty. lie was re-
manded for sentence neoge Johnston, CHARGED
| with passing counterfeit money tried, and the
jury without quitting their seats, rendered verdict
guilty
CouRI OF GEsEaAL SEssroN.-Patriek Thompson,
pickpocko was yesterday sentenced to state Prison
ior two years.. Caroline Thompson ,enteneed
10 state Prison for Eve years MI ropblng soldier
whie he was asleep. ...... .willion H. Clark, con-
vcied Of an Attcmp at robbery, Wa sent 70 the Pen
ttntary Tor one yoAr....... Charles Joues pesdod
fiison Tor two yess..,,.. Patrick C4vsnnash, con.
victed Oh pStt larceny VIA sentenced 70 State prion
og siS monthe and fined 100. Charles Fisher,
convicted OF stealing on board steambosL va SCI :
seneoi TO state Prison for three years
PoLicE lSTELLtGENCE.-Thstt on tie Steamship
CnvJ EiirJurgh-Thomss whitsey, seaman, was
arrested yesterday By detectives Farley and Eusace
on charge Of having stolen Eve pieces OF dre.s sik
from on board the steamer City Of Edinburgh. The
prisoner Acknor edged taxing one piece Of silk
. WILTON Cooper, employed on the Edinburgh. tost..
feel that Whtcy FAXED ham to wrap piece OF 'ik,
containing seventy five yards around his hitseys oil
, body, winch he did The accused said no lubse-
quenty throw tie piccc OF gods overheard, to avoid
detection. The thcit occurred on the 18Th Of August
r last, Nhiisey says that the boatsw ain and two
Others took the balance Of the goods. This story Ii
|. not believed. justice Leds .th committed him for
/ tTal Ia default oil rE.uuU bail, and COOPER
quiiod 70 nnd bail IN the sun Of s5Vl appear a.
, witness None Of the silks have been discovered.
Robbed While slcep. William Baxter was arrest.
ed on charge o. having stolen SlUJ IRON the poke
OF a canal boaunhu named Thomas KIRBY, while the
!. latter vas asleep IA bar-raJm No. 81 Cherry
street. Justice bowling committed the accused Tor
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