The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-26

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large amount OF jswslry should not DO recognised as
valid The decision reserved
Ma Rosalie A. Harris, formerly Mrs. Wiliiam haroen
brook, who was some ysars ago divorced from Nor mus
hand 70 whom at the time the Of their children was
given on account Of her not being able 10 support them
yesterday made an application before Judge barnad OF
the supreme Court a chambers 70 be allowed 70 assume
the support OF one or hem she having By another mar
riaae bsen plsced In circumstances such - 70 warrant
her in taking the charge The Judge said he would con-
sult the chids feelings In the matter and then give his
decision
A. chambers, before Judge Barnard there also
application made yesterday BY Ma Helen soners 70
compel her husband, John somers, from whom che 10
separated on account of alleged cruel treatment and
who. she sets forth In her petition. II worth twenty
thousand dollars 70 grant her allowance Of twenty
dollars per week. The cass was postponed till next
month.
In the case Of Anne Lorking y. J. King, which
was motion 10 compel the defendant, lawyer TO give
up certain bills Of exchange belonging 70 plaintiff and
held by him security for money alleged 10 be due him
g counsel Judge Barnard yesterday ordered the defend
ant 70 appear before him this morning and prove bis
case. rNf7sF ~
In the case OF A. P. Martin J. r Richardson,
the Provost Marshal Of Oneida county, who was sued for
the alleged illegal arrest Of plaintiff application was
yesterday made to Judge Barnard change the place Of
trial 70 that county for convenience Of Witnesses The
decision was reserved. .
In the habeas corpus OF Margaret Kerrgan, re-
ported In last Sundays HERALD resulting from the arrest
of the woman charge OF having left grocery store
with articles not belonging to her. which BY some mys'
FERROUS means got into her basket said that the Dis
trct Attorney will to quash the writ at the Sa-
preme Court Chambers to morrow morning In tho al
usions Police Justice Bowling there was no intention
TO reflect uufavorably upon that magistrates action n
the matter.
An action for divorce up in the Court Of Common
Pleas before Judge Cardozo. yesterday The parties
Mrs. Ellen Gillig as plaintiff and Mr. Thomas
Gig as defendont The former applied for divorce
the ground Of habitual cruel treatment by the husband
whom she accused of assaultiug her brutay in October
last for which, is alleged he sentenced TO sixty
days Imprisonment and Anc Of nfty dollars On the
trial yesterday it appearing that the plaintiff could not
any cruel treatment except such occurred In
the Of third parties and the Judge ruling that
her testimony TO the point under the
was inadmissible the about to be dismissed
when the parties consented to adjournment to enable
the to be settled outside the court in amcabe
manner
The only case tried yesterday in the Court Of General
indicted with James Mcdonald, charged with being an
accessory the homicide Of Harry Lazarus by Bern
ard Frery, on the Sd of last January. 1t claimed
by the prosecution that Clark violated the statute by
giving Fnery aid, knowing that he had committed
felony, in order that he might avoid arrest District At
torney Hall examined Birmingham the sleigh driver,
who drove the parties from the Of the murders
Dwyer the policeman, who arrested them at Harlem
and Philip shaer bartender Of the Park Cottage, who
heard Clark say that Lazarus was killed. and that il
the most horrible murder he The defence
proved by Michael Mcdonald who was in Lazarus place
at the time of the killing thai Clark told Friery
nose; that they did not in there for trouble
Council submitted number Of law points, which he
desired the Court to charge specifically The
summed up, AFTER which the Court adjourned. Judge
Russell will charge the jury this morning.
Surrogate Tucker yesterday admitted TO probate tho
contested will Of the late Captain Bernard ONe of
the Sixty ninth New York resimcnt who fell In front Of
Petersburg It leaves small bequess TO ST. vincent's
Hospital to Father wllcs chaplain Of the Sixty NINTH
and TO the brother and sister Of the The trial
OF the will Of Jancs Hampton Is still In the Surro-
gates Court. --------- s, X
The investigation Of the Porter slower case, before
Justice Dodge which adjourned from the 18th inst
to yesterday, again postponed, without any pro.
ceedings to time week. In consequence Il Ia
understood, of agreement to that effect between the
opposing counsel. q ITaiT- n2ffl aYoN
The Board OF Fire Commissioners at yesterdays meet
ing organized three companies and dsbanded three
or four volunteer organizations made various appoint
mcnts transfers &c, in companies organized and took
for the alteration Of certain houses They ad
journed 10 wednesday. NI.s }sf io "a. a y Is
SHINY attended convention Of the recusants Of tho
democratic party known the States rights copper
head wing held yesterday afternoon the Cooper
Institute Delegates were present from Now York,
Kings Suffolk, westcheser and Saratoga counties Mr.
Thomas Lawrence acted chairman and Mr. r. g. Uor-
ton secretary. Speeches made and reso i'ions
adopted denouncing the Albany Democratic State Con-
vention and its platform and ticket betrayal OF the
party speaking of General Slocum, the democratic
ddatc for Secretary Of State who had Introduced
personal liberty bill in the New York Legislature, and
had recently tried TO raise nsurecton among tn
negroes of the South; announcing refusal to he
ernod by the action Of the Albany Convention, and de-
ng that President Johnsons in debating TO
the Southern States what amendments they shall make
TO their constitutions, Is imperial and autocratc.
The visiting delegation from St. Losis who arrived
Saturday night yesterday busiy engage! in seeing
the shts OF the metropolis, including the Park They
will continue their examination of affairs In and around
the city till Thursday evening, they will leave for
Boston W.
sfdden interruption the trial between steam
ers winoo-ki and Algonquin, at the foot Of Dcsnccy
street. occurred Sunday evening" owing to The burst
inx Of the main feed pipe tho latter vessel from
Of iha assistant engineers turning tho wrong valve II
Is said that tho damage serious require week
for repairs Meantime the winoosk Keeps her engines
going steadily not having yet made sop since the
II al commenced, andn is supposed that sho will not
make one Till the full ninety six hours are completed
which will BIO soEno time to-day. -ll.s
The New York Mail Steamship Company's steamsr
Monterey Captain Furbcr, will sail to-day for New Or
leans, at three p. NJ, from pier 10 North river. The
mails VIII close at Tho Post once at hafpast one p ~
The I've mic four-oarcd boat for stake Of two
thousand dollars and the championship Of America bc