New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-15
thoh had Instituted the suits a. tho request Of "a ss2
had shortly beTorp with NJ Tssto, a. -

thoh be bad Instituted the suits a. tho requess Of sa
th no bad shortly before consulted with M TestcH
the situation Of the vessels 10 Of the Southern
ere and that the appearance Of Alr Anook uads b..
lore tho complaint served
M Afnouk states that be was retained By Spooid Ties.
to appear for ell ID defendants That they Instructed him to
az once oHer judgments for tie fall and IN
70 ne e9I Judgment and that he followed thsss
NJ winirpsham Of the plaintiff vss s.o examined
and esned tnH me @ were commenced az the sngeeston
OF NJ Isson Nao tod Inn that The vessels should ba sold,
colcs.on which would be f0f the Of an concerned
s further states that 4 was IN pursuance of understand
and transferred Them to him receiving nothing his orginss
Mr. spoaord on b. examination states thai they spo6ors
Teston were ships husbands, and ed to
remit dividends to the Charleston agents 2 Distribution net
knowing precisely bow the shares owned there were divided
That In August 1861 there nothing TO the crean OF the
Marion g. 70 her debt That there SIS 900 10 the
credit OF the Columbia That late in 0 early In 1861 they
promised the Southern protect their interests 70 hs
best of their ability That after June le6 they bad no sou
mnnicaon vlth them and received authority 20 emPcs
counsel ad CID not inform them OF the suits what had bees
done That subsequent the suppression Of the kebelos
they offered the Southern pay them the basis
- per cent OF the original cost and ~ per cent interest
lminary the reranser OF Columbia He
refuses any Information the earnings OF the vessels
sales Of them He claims that by the sale uuder the Jade
mens and their purchase from Wntrughsm all the
o. Southern cut off, but he admits that he hss
o antense e that the Southern owners arc respoa
sbe sor the loss OF the Nashville Frederick Richards Wm
% 10 the circumstances under which she became Ccnfsr
They say that az the breaking out OF the ia
war the Nashville happened TO DC az Charleston pnder he o'
troll OF Henry Mssioon Co. that to about the lst %
October 1851 she lay idle in deck expense that IN tho meas
District orney Of the Confederate states ga
cded caused proceedings or sequesration 10 be instaS
in the OF that socaed Government and 10 re name los
the purpose Of conscang the shares o. the ora own
that the eec Of these proceedings waste prevent tbs
atlantis and the other Charleston part owners rom pans
tue vessel 70 use unless they would give secuF,u
Tor the nS as ana n I@s sa egor %ss made
oinduce the shd G2iehmeh' 70 aiVW heI % Wv
without giving security bnt they failed Ihat IA
efh@ent from Eichm6nd appeared ia C6srs.sos
Offering purchase said vessel and II being found that she
would be seized the OF said Government they ci nos
agree SELL the atlantis aud the other Charleston part owners
consented 20 sell and did sel their respective shares efforts
also made 10 obtain payment for the shares OF SPohord
Teston Co and tie other NewYork owners 80 tha. u
might be credited b. these atlantis and the other Chaleseos
latter against the Of the atlantis in other ships
possession OF the New This refused and tns
respective shares which had become unprcd1oye and use
less 70 them by reason Of the action of the agents OF tue 50
called Confederate Government in sequesrng the shares ID
used They had no part direct or indirectly in causing
sequesraton aud responsible for H. That Qua
Of the defendants resided abroad aad was nooonsy Iys
that the Others received foil pardon for any supposed
or real completely in the late Rebellion
On THIS statement vi facts they move TO have tle Judgements
opened aud aside and al proceedings set aside claiming
that they fraud on the Government
On the being called it postponed to the oah
Monday d the sickness OF one Of t1e counsel
Geo Bliss &c. the motion; Edgar Van WiDkis oP-
posed
TlYTH-sT.
The People and WaleT aal Others agt The Msyor &s
aud In" NewYOgk aud Harlem Railroad
This suit one commenced "a prevent the DuillhH
Of railroad through One red-and twenty NTH ST.
temporary Injunction procured days ago, as w
noticed of the time order show AID has since
been served or Aldermen Moore, Conan. Norton fJna.
Ryers Reilly Bfce Masterson OBren McGinnis hcBrie..
Shannon Fiy and Yoohis Counclmen keenan, Long
StacOm Flynn OBieu, Watts, heeeb, HeiricA Robnsos
Yesterday being tia day the order made sSsa
Lutte.
Robinson aud sofbaer foF plaintiffs.