New-York tribune., 1868-06-11
CIVIL.

M. po,.,,,;o,, Rond e,lse. in which Antonio
Milan Peruvian agent ana Dds5 DoIldu5 by Judge Nelson
Ecuador, were aIrests, % His decision ordered
their discharge. They have eSSn n ooo damages
ssise tmpnsonment. claiming $O0OW u"D"e
,.sIl carvin was applied to for habeas
sornns by John A. Crabtree, who ~ y su, e,nn@
his daughter the actress lott& a. nv theft ne was ar
rested Judge Garyn hndns the oea S thSt Grab
bail refused to dschsrge nm IN hands pnt IN special
w. ~ and heen released on his own recognzahees'
T. tho Snnerior Court John GrOwentIal sued
vac Rredt and Others the owners OF certain enameI
I Co. iniirIes which he claims arose from thelr
iSspce He was employed by them 70 dig wen,
and IN doing broke into dram wgh was f ufeI tbe "
must NIX it before ne continued his work They aceoIG
to his temony saia tnsy had uSmy nDd 80 much cas-
tere that tried to return but was overcome Dy ~ anu
fell back nnrng himself very severely thS ueiens1 ~,
Contributing heeHsehce' N e0"i0" '' "
this morning.
In the u. S. District Court yesterday, returns
of process having made aud no claimants appearing
for any of the following named properly, u was con-
demDed by default box, containing 5000 cigars tog
cigars in bunchcs and is one-tenh boxes OF eigas T &
boxes OF cigars trunk. containing quantity OF cgaS
10 bbs of smoking tobacco, found on fler NO ~ & N ~
Of plug tobacco found IN Adams Sdes
found on Pier No 81 N r. cases Of plug tobacco io"nS
at No 64 and Of plug tobacco Io9ha ~ 60 80 0V
Pearlst ; "a watches; IA cases lnaIheu !, " "
brandy bbls. of distilled spirits, found at NO oS WesE
st bbls OF distilled spirits found at NO eS feMst no
bbs OF Distilled spirits, Qnarked L. O|-in dlamOhu
Boston, = foand on Tie steamboat BrstOl'
In the United States Admiralty Court the
collision case OF William Mcdonald agt the steamtug
Starlight decided This was hoei 10y Ihe oNhSl "
the snip RoSg M & 70 ySSSer and stern Of the Douglas
through being run into by canaboat when tne & Ssa
from the Starlight ran foul OF the Douglas damaging her
as above. Libelant alleged negligence on he VI @
Starlight in detaching the eanalDoat wheh ae@gaOn @
tic owners of the Starlight denied, throwing the Diane
on tie canalbOat. The collision occurred Oh S lo ~
tug OF August ~ 1864, while the ship was ylpg ~
the end of Pier No. G, n. r., and the canDoat NAcn
had been cast of with heayway on was trylhg 70 ene
the slip between Piers Nos audi Inc OOutt ~ M
the proofs that the eanabOat responsble LOT the
collision as size was properly cast OF from the starlight
but that those board OF her made no eO " ple'e'
the collision. The libel is therefore dismissed
la the Supreme Court General Term, the For
win was again up ON appeal nom the deesioh @
cuted simultaneously by Mrs Anna Maria torman, On
tho 2th of February 1862 These papers were
IN the other and the executors named III theih ehsI'
The Surrogate having decided the TWO Paeis W De "
gether FOrmans Yill the supreme Court on appeal
sentit back the Surrogate TO decide when was te WI"
The Surrogate adhered to ms 0gn m 5e Se1 main
question Mrs kOrmas sanity az the date Oh tDe VIII
ohe I,nnnt Sf nropeTty from her father whose IA
VOre child she 10 the neglect OF uer Mo
now with Mr. contests the will She made before
this will two other Wsthe FIRST giving the OulK OF hcI
property her husbands the second smaller snare anu
the prepOunded, cutting INN on ehutey. foI
sOme time before the making Of the will Mrs FOrmaD mao
shown eccentneueS, and amarked aversion toWalo
and suspicion OF her husband niue more tna yS d
after the will was madeMrs. FOrman became decldeuy
insane and was removed to an asylum az Flushlng,
where two years later, she died Some months before
her DEATH a her request, her husband procured tAe
papers question from the friends 70 whom she hau an
trusted them Keeping and brought them 10 ner
when she them up 1t seems to be admitted on pom
sides that at that she insane anu the original
making Of them valid she hadnOt then mind TO revoke
them Mr. FOrInan collected the pieces and preserved
them On his applying for letters OF administration he
was required produce these pieces and is these which,
carefully pasted together, offered as her WILL Inc
evidences insanity which produced by MI FOFnan
the of the WILL passion for collecting ped
bes;g rather violent aud strange talk as 10 tbS eN-
cing political events Of the day the making and dis
trbuting of and flags generally with phrases bear
ing on intended relate the politics OF tho time;
the writing OF some rather incOherent and es
peciay Of precautions which she TOOK against the
Of any person into her rooms ny hanging bells
o the doors and pasting paper over them These pre-
cautions been taken chiefly against her nus
band whose bed she had left some time before These
things with her subsequent lunacy MI Fornlan clals
as conclusive proof that she was then insane Ihe pro
pOnents attempt show that some OF these symptoms
were but eceentrces peculiar TO her for many years
that none Of her friends who knew her intimately saw
anything them lead them 10 the idea that she was
insane and that 10 her preeautlon against Mr. For
mau his conduct refusing her accounts OF her prop
erty and IN seeking TO obtain it, and the opinions eX-
pressed of him by friends somewhat Justhed these
suspiciOns which, acting nervous mind, did ult-
niately upset IL. The Court reserved its decision