New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-16
THE CIVIL COrRTa

Bankruptcy cases were disposed Of on Satur-
dag iClOWs; order 81 ediuni, alton ~ bNkrupiry
lock aud others agt. Halsteah, referred egsteT viii
llama Petitions were nlcd by Daniel j. Nash OF North
castle, anG Philip Freytag OF this city.
The Brooklyn City Railway Companies ap-
peared before Judge Gilbert SATURDAY. with motion
to refrain Street Commissioner Iurey from interfering
with their business in compelling then 70 keep their
gatos VI the ferries. Decision reserved
Justice Benedict Of Brooklyn has refused 20
dissolve the injunction served upon Francis scbnah a
the property levied upon. aud EEL The eme without de-
lay, with liberty TO the Judgment creditors to apply Tor
payment OF their judgment out q the proctod1
Surrogate Tucker has granted letters Of ad.
nnistratcn npon the estates of John weeie julia 81.
Crosby, sary COney Frnncs Mealy Nathan g. Spencer,
Edward Farrell, Jane T. Nolan, Christian Kard Epon
Barry, Herman Heymann and Matilda j McDouSsL
The suit of the Indianapolis and Chicago
Railroad Company agt. Thomas ~ Tyng.i IN the suprene
Court, Circuit, Was concluded Saturday by The d,
agreement Of the jury The faes were p6shed i1 IuE
dant for the value OF two locomotives old by him TO
them for $1,000, which they claimed 10 b, worthless en-
cept as old metal.
Worst, Mr. PIenderyile The proprietor Of the Hubert
House. IN this city moved for the conn nnce OF In
jgs9 s a rSSf SP f hS %as
say that they have only warned tho vso 10 that house
10 DO careful and that the frequent complaints that have
been made 10 them by emgTans and stragert OF over
charging those In that house Justify them Ia doing
The Court reserved It's decision
In the Brooklyn City Court Eleanor Plumb
sued De Haven Jones Of the Wall House yilhamsbuTg
10 wearing apparel which had bees detained for
aTresTaRe Of board Defendant claims that no keeps
boarding house, and not hotel aud has by right lien
upon the wearing apparel close ngik was made on
tho question whether the place II hotel ON the
hand II was shown that transient persons
dated with meals and lodgings. that register h kept
bar, biard,rooIn etc, and that the place reported 10
be hotel On the other 1t shown thL the regular
business OF the house Is keeping boarder and that tho
transient custom 10 Insignificant aud desired Case
on.
In the Supreme Court in BROOKLYN William
Dempsey, MINOR sought his discharge fr,m the United
States receiving ship Vermont The petitioner enatcd
IN the naval service last April at Boston ring under
years OF Ago. He was born az st. Johns, f. nLd his
parents, who emgrated 20 Boston, did pot consent.
Hence the application for discharge. Mr.. Bernard
Hnghe. who bad issued writ out Of the Supreme Court,
allowed by Judge Gilbert, 10 the Captain ofthe Vermont
appeared on behalf Of the parents and aed that tho
acts OF Congress Of 1863 and 1864 Rnsferin the power
dschagng minors 10 the Secretary OF War lad relation
the army only, not 10 the navy He that tho
judges OF the Supreme Court NeW-YOrl City had TO-
fused to issue ws Of Habeas Corpus bnng up minors
enlisted III tho military service hut this hal reference
TO the navy Judge Gilbert after examining Dempsey
and bis mother ON oath az To his age granted tho dis
charge remarkng that the acts OF Congress VI 1869 and
1904 did not remove jurisdiction Ia such tho army
and navy from Judges OF the Supreme Court.