New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
CIVIL COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT oURT-AAEcH ii-Before
Judge SMALIEY.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-AAICHiL iL-Before
Judge bMALJEY
TIE DU Lux CASE.
BeuO Juen cos c. al ' Gym; Curtis; and John Fers admin
This cause is argument upon bill filed Dy tne
heirs IN France for final distribution Of the estate OF
were issue before Surrogate in 1885, namely whether
marriage was had bowen the s parents OF y9hn
him legitimate II no marriage was had the complainants
The decision OF the Surrogate of the Supreme Court
ard OF the Court Of Appeals upon the Questions OF ad.
mi:istration held that there had been marriage; but
the size OF the estate and the zea Oh INC couei claim
further hearing IN new forum. =. a., 80,
MIR. Whitehead opened the argument for the complain
anita ON Tuesday morning, and concluded IL during
wednesday. Mr. Nash followed yesterday Inc case Is
If is coDtended on behalf of complanants that Fere
IA tho jegtmate offspring OF Jeanne Du Lux ana that
her property, amounting TO over sOOOo should 20 10
IT, that Jeanne Du Lux poor girl who passed
tenSapt Ferrie was her SON. and born In st. Girons
that she subsequently 10 this country bringing MIN
w,th nei tSnt be IN one %ay and another accumulated
property to the amount Of 100000 the buk oi "cn she
The issue OF the trial. already stated turns upon the
fact as whether Jeanne married 70 te ianes OF
Ferrie Fere Is now quite an olo inan' anu "
Charles Whitehead for complanants g. p Nash for
defendants
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-MARcH
l4-Before Commissioner OSBORNE
THE BALTIC CASE IN NEW PHAsE-ALLEGfD IN
TgRFERENcE WITH UNITED STATES DEPUTY MAR
sIALs WHILE PERFORMING THEIR DUTIES. -,
Uned States 'sA Isaac SIi Marsha. iTi White M HILL D''''
The steamship Baltic one of the United states and
Bremen lineof steamers owned by the New, York and
no aS North River on the 2st OF last February She had
able cargo on board Just previous to her sailing
seized by the Sheriff. at the instance OF Messs
G. H. Pollon, who had unsatlsfied claim against the
Company who her Deputy sheriff and a. one me- Of be ns
IoSr 10 on ,a pesp the seizure BY the
Sheriff and the presence Of the Deputy and Mt Polon
on board. steam got up and the vessel proceeded
SSTn fTCm thS haPSS SS When mo opposite Quarantine
ing TO very heavy snow storm, it was deemed
unsafe to proceed urher and the P came 70
Mr Poion the Messrs Polon having civil suit In the
United States district Court pending sgalnst 1ao
United States Marshals These Deputies proceeded TO
the and took her in custody on the morning OF
and Bremen Steamship Co; James H. Hil attorney OF
the company; Charles Boscher. superintendent OF the
company. and Marshall White Sandy Hook pilot to-
eether with about 40 seamen proceeded to the seumer
In the tughOat Nellie and took forcibe possession OF her.
boat and bringing Them back to this city Immediately
aftor this eiectnent OF the Deputies the Baltic weighed
anchor got mp seam ran out of the harbor, and pro
ceeded on her voyage to Bremen
II ought perhaps be said in reference 20 these pro
proceedings that Is claimed on behafof the steamship
Company that there Is valid ground for any legal
seizure any OF their vessels The Atlantic another OF
their vessels. seized short time previous TO the
seizure of the Baltic by United States Marshal Murray
but She in despite OF the seizure proceeded On her S0y
and put the Deputies whe had her IN charge ashore
the Baltic had been received such terms that II had
not been dispatched forthwith the Steamship Company
The matter now comes up before the Commissioner on
the complaint Of three OF the Deputies who elected
having made aifdnyts against defendants, warrants
were issued and they were arrested and brought
the OF 81 each 10 appear for examination on
the criminal charge Of forcby interfering with the com
duties