New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18
Law LNTELLIGKNCE.
TIE CIVIL COURTS


The Metropolitan Liquor Dealers Association
do not pay their attorney at least Mr. lngers'I alleges
for defending them In the famous Excise cases lie has
therefore, male about forty OF the prominent Numbers Of
the metropolitan Association parties TO an actDn, claim
ing that they indebted TO him So for his services
lesS $50 pad IS "A retainer
On Saturday Judge Nelson OF the United STATES Circuit
Court heard testimony in tho Of the Coast Mreckng
Company against the steamship Morning Sar. The
steamship Morning star went ashore IA July, 1864 on
her on safely and demanded salvage for doiDgso which
demand the Ower Refused 90 comply with, le ground
tnat e aid was nasked and Wa nos necessary Tor tho
yessel's safety. Tho case u stiil ON.
Judge Batclford on SATURDAY made tho following dis
position Of bankruptcy casos In John l. aud James
Snnih. bankrupt-Defaut taken: adjudication u bank
In re Samuel and Rosa LowoIsein baBkrupts-
to Register kechum 10 take testimony Ia 10 Lee Bliss
Co agi. Gusisivus A, hpps and Adam Fohs-OI dered
that tiS cause DO tired by jury Monday next 18th
inst at II o'clock a. IN.
Andrew Coaeley instituted proceedings against James
T. Chamberlain. Mary Ann Seaman. and Others In 1857
section OF EighthaYe, and Twenty for the
terra OF II year. she having only life estate on the
preini >s Before the term expired she died and the
neirs 0usted the tenant who brings suit recover
10000 danagcs-the lease made by mrs. Burdook
In the course VI the trial appeared that the the
lease was executed the deceased married woman
and the Court ruled that married woman eond DO
bound by such covenant and directed tho jury to ind
In tho United States Circuit Court in BROOKLYN on
Judge Nelson TOOK " the case Of Repeto ag
value Of trunk Of clothing which h osd lgr sayv 'o
board that vessel. Tie trunk was as,ually lost Mr.
Donahue for the Ionic commended tina. tho trunk was
libelan and that, therefore the ship could be held
liable for its loss Counsel further commended at the
statcments Of the lbclaut not founded in Crth
aud that this would preclude him from any remo,v
The Gons LOOK n9 pseTs ana gu ~ np
cation made by the counsel Of the Brooklyn CITY
Eairosd Company for an Injunction restraining Street
Commissioner furey from removing tho Tailr0adracks
at the foot Of FultOnst The Commissioner had
previously served notices upon the various railroad corn
not A nj al
stop at the terminus at Fulton ferry longer than neces
sary to discharge 80 thai the street might DC
Furey enforce his order Judge Gilbert granted a
temporary injunction. and appointed the 2sd inst as the
Before Judge Thompson Of Brooklyn NJ. c, Brnckford
Brnckford. The testimony taken before MT
Joseph f. Palmer, the Referee appointed by the Court
in January, 1854 They lived very happily together until
Mr. b. learned that his wife had given her affections to
band. complaint then sworn and filed, and on
the Goth of September summons was served The usual
term OF % days having expired and no reply having been
made the Referee was appointed The testimony being
conclusive, a divorce was granted.
Surrogate Tucker OF NewYork has granted letters 81
administration on the estates OF Hagh Brady, Miehsei
Mccarthy, Philip Muller Hannah Dohery, David LAD
A. Fox. Emma warnOek George johnson, q. oDonenae,
| George Scarf Lonis Jungng, David Russell, Joa NJ
Surrogate Vreeder has granted letters of admhstra-
ton the estates OF wlegman siemers OF san Trcsco
Cali Jane mcConOgn, norman D. ihH' WIN. IL piv"u'
Jane l.. Rowland, Bradley g. Smith, and EmIns L. Bur
roughs. all of the City OF Brooklyn.
In che Brooklyn City Court Saturday, before Judge
Thompson, Ann Lynch and James Calhoun, alnlnstra-
tors OF the estate OF John Lynch deceased SOUGHT 10
recover damages from James spencer for jurles sns
taned by horse, the property OF tho eAtat IN conso-
quence OF corrosive liquid having been ost INTO he
street where he standing, by Spencer or Ds
DR. Pilgrim thought II nitric muriaficacia Al AZ
events the horses feet were badly injured Ine lqa'
which flowed down the gutter In front OF bItncer est
lishment, al Obligatory ia Furmansh Damages An""oo'
| EXT.
! Judge Benedict OH Saturday CONDEMNED Thomas
Rogers's dstillery, at No. Nayyft, Ioonyn ana u
number OF barrels OF whisky that hadDcen seized IN
various places Ia Brooklyn. Leon SHERMAN, VINO IL
under Indictment for cOnniying at thu execution VI
spurious bond for $4,000 applied throgh counsel TOT
reduction OF his bail from t10OO0; but " appcaon "a
denied, and the required ball was thensVeh
| COURT CALENDARS-TIs DAT.
| SUPREME CoURT-Generd 1erm.-Non-
| enumerated motions Oircun-Part Nos sp, ~, ti'
6i6 1882 1851 $685. 1896, 40l $751; e2 6 l21o l5 lSSf 700
l5 S 2 81 Part IINos slo 70 70 l W. 20 20 i ass
1856 1896 Cos 800 go Co., 1894 1884, l 1870 1896 SSf voo
l7I2 Special 7ern-Demurrers-Nt II, IL 10 40, II,
| % to 49, Chdmbers-Thiri MondaC Calendar - ..
SUPERIOR C0URr-n-sal TTBl-art Nos 800, Slm'
3455 DlT5 23s3 1875, 1927, $685. $50 35, 3S tI Siy
$685. 1911 Pat -Nos. 1884, 3St $685. 5ltO 3oso' soof
1914, $500 1916, 33y2, 1868, 349s, 357f2626, S62s
| COMMON PLEAs-Part L-Adorned Tor the term fhrt
NOs 767 1906 49, $780, s42 60 sIs 0si, So S' eo2 cS'
MARINE CouRr-Nos II. 49, &c. 80. 90, 0i, o. a. lis,
! 90, g. ", 90. VI, W, ~. 100 ~
| Dr HAYES the ArctioiliscOyerer, lectured in