New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23

Tie law was amended IN 1893 Chapter ss and In 1870 oy
Chap.er O. tho rates # taInton we're reduced
During this long period the Law has been enforced ana nun
dreds II thousands 4 dollars collected under II ,,
1.-THE law II 1856 is lot IN conflict Eith Inc NoH'u'
OF the United States -, -
Tie clauses which supposed to coniravene are the io
Congess sha have power to regulate commerce Win ior
eicu nations and among Tie several states. - a., an,
mo state shan without the consent Of Congress Jay ~
nrosfs o. duties on imports or exports eAeep. laws
be absolutely necessary or executing rs inspection
4. IL must be admitted az the outset that II tue leS IN
f,roiu Goods la importers hands original packages ~
which they imported or II II taxed thssae Of them
yorssiiy II would pro eHo a. 10 such e'1s' DO
Bat ever were mi. the cose II would still be eonsti.a
t0ral rs application 20 goods not In the hands o. 'Ae ois
nal importers, not In tue original packages. ,,
3 state may lawfully impose any tax upon imported e
aser they have passed out OF the importers hands OF h
Rhe they remain BIS hands If be has broken up the PACK
ages IN which they were Imported. -
But point Of fact the law Of 1856 does not impose any
tax upon imported goods general nor upon ter sa
sally. ba, ouy upou their sale hy two particular classes Oh @
the community. Wit auooneers and bro1ers suu
Is therefore constitutional in its application 70 All so"us w
IIi-As 20 The CONSTITUTION Of the state OF York
Tie section with which tie law & climed TO be u CONNER u
the J-i secton of tire seventh article which follows;
"Egery law which imposes continues, o, revlyes AtA sa
distinctly 'he and the object 70 which II Is 70 pe a
ped and shall not be sufficient TO rei1F TO any oshef ID" 20
the law Of i65s being simply amendment of that Of
lsi6 which was in existence when t1e plese
John H. Nafndaie, Attorney General "eofse i7' J' "
Tie Court reserved its decision.
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sJrIRrBfE COURr-CHAMBRRs- 2l.-Before Justice
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DECISIONS.
In re the petition of Mary Ann Flemng.-Ordef
granted. NJ, ,,t.n ,-or,ea on
ryment OF costs Of Judgment aud notion and on condIoh
ihst the ease on short calenaar June ~ "a, - A
Edwin V Walsh agt. Richard Ternan Plainth ny
receiver he desires contest the transfer 20 ue.e'
mother. a receiver Is necessary; motion granted
Joseph 4 Mills act Charles Leut.-Mot'ou denied &c
Iffaroalr "a l. W.
Cor.eeo Mining Co agt the same. Same decision.
In re the app cation Of C. Marsh guardian &eof"er
I'sac r. Carpenter agi J. l. Black ct RepOrt Of Ref
WIN H. Kempagt. NJ. Kenp.-Mo.ion granted and refer
Dcs1,on act James r. Smith-The defendant should pay
the coats AS me check has been secured payment Of so
costs the motion denied II not paid on demand the
motion Is granted. ,-,,.,, ,,.iou 4.n;.s
win % costs % defendant, 20 abide event.
Coddinton Binss at. Ben. T. CSTeT'-Ao'ion aen'ed
Aabal Brochi ag John L. sehesielor Ct al-Moton de-
Eri,tnrd Pfeif ag, Josephine Martine D0rmy Pioh.-
Report confirmed and divorce granted: ,
H. ~ tho petition Of Geo. Gfeenc.Nemefsnd or con-
p. H. Sisgens ag CGmp.-Apphcaton dismss'd Win ~
j Leaycraft agt Henry Well 6c-Motion for judgment
granted and vrt OF inquiry ordered with 70 costs
g. H. Nan Iiorston Ggt. l. Bussel-MOu0n denied VIII
leave other papers on payment % e9s o.
A. A. De Gram agi. Nathsn.el A. Hayeu.-Moton denied
H. 2. Robinson ACT. Mary Bobnson.-b@r"rI Of feerse
confirmed and Judgment Of divorce granted
SPECIAL TERM, 5oSE - -
joseph Howard. IT,. agt. John NJ Freeman 81 ~ NO
ton 70 postpone the term denied Cause oct do"h Tor a
Lew Bambsrger agt william Rnthman Bridget Eder.
sol = ~ Cornelius Edefson. Motions granted