New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
TIE COTRTS.
TIIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

act I1c.fiah r. simmons and number of other per-
mence,l on saturday but continued oyo,t0 today Tic
papers ~ Mr. lorrssey Oh when the motion 5 ih-de,
/ sets out that lac owned, in December last -6i cur
/ of ms shares u an as,'. iition owning DE BIS
souri, state Lottery, me Nehtuchy state lottery the
shelby College Lottery iir liehy college I0tiei4, Ala-
sonic IOttOry, lrNinNOu Library Lottery ana Iadu-
/ cah Library Lotteyd Kentucky. the Delaware state
LrteTr the Tort Gaines Lottery. the Greene and Pu-
Iar ana c sparta Academy Lottery oi Georgia, lotto
rrs cgllcd by statute in Lolr several States. That o
country involving heavy expenses and great Liabilities
| eiCDr0O, that the management had been, IN lssi,
/ iuiIusted 90 three trustees BY trust -decl'
icay Abandoned aud for wear before December 1851,
the business had been under the plalnA sIlt3gemen
mons Tor AigoO; SsoOo cash ohd the balance in notes
OF 5000 cgch payable monthly Iiat ON lailule 70 pay
( ana tho shares returned to M Monsser That tho
June, July ana AUGUST notes ere n9t paid lut,hfr &
paid the dcend9t Snlaois Should NOT ineuH9ef s or
/ OF the other parties, owning atosctAr @ sll!es o.
Tic lottery SIMMONS entered INTO an aIiasM&Snt & VIII m
| Cotton, Parsons, Little. Hasey, watson, ana hoik by
which they were 20 e9nsQlid4le the LOTTERY grants "lNeh
/ have an iutorcst i'm these lotteries. Ihat under
simmonss management the {a'gg oi tne ElaIis Ela,n,
! ing 10 monolohIc thc thlHc lolteiy p',' ol @ to
country ~, has excited the rivalry OF others n he same
art leading m dclanatory attacks upon the business u
| the public Journals Sc. &c That ho has paid out OF
grant and TINT they can thus at any tfnc nullfy the
Cumts ono ton Ine plaintiff hen Ienews the plop0-
ii G tllNki- u eluiNvlq VIII slNNlN
notes of juno aId July but IL ne viii not accept praHS
i & So,i dt 70 m inpet syng inc d,f5dants rom
parting with the utlc or carrying ON the business id Iei
nee oi ul , s ,,,ci9 F,,n1r rs,icb md ne
at an affidavit OF Sir. Simmons 10 Tie eject at l)eia-
H. 20 coIle1c and radIcab Library lotteries
"a been abolished, that the rev cOlstu-
Ion Of Missouri prohibited loere iit lg ltcn,y
iid been repealed; that the Greene and Pulaski aud
Epura lottery grants Lad expied y tleir own Imi.'!
tou; That one pronts oi me lottery uu'ue 10 tlls 9a,
where the largest amount wac transacted Na' mot more
than 20 per cent. the business beng prahO'd; tha, the
tat Doc -houi paw lls sun out of the profits; that he
haa aalnA} r2in sis'!g, VINO hir y{ HiU Wy p @
hpon ahioelltd. ana under i,s provisions Which Dr.
Morety Wtu Fneu De hld no title 10 ha snies never
onrr hy tlrt decd lat SIR Anderson dd not appear
o. One oooi2 H%orAte' il Ng5 % . Hr1ihed sHog& a0t
pro6tle m t latter part Of 1901 and mat The pr9pefW
i ',; , 1al ~, q, 4 r ,,' ,'jo 'c ,t az
ton y CO. with Nh Morris ey's approval. but had been
.i.'o!. .i l' M - M M W m i' i ar i r r'-,
rori ol vi, conducted m NcW-York. Nr Grali m urged
NE b. btli .d arssi Gat ii5se lotteries being made
t.., aatt, and on ontI,cis fof agicemens - tA.,
othcso agreements. E2gecoider Smith oitc, The stat
utoa tofloW not o.y tlat tg business was forbidden
made void. aud caimcd ID the Cont held othcrwiso it
4ht HaFr 60 ae,uNutc tAe puFed' o. ah lIeea hus
aGloairsd o ihi. mori1g TO rc.mit Mr shay, on tlc
Ilit ot llcsslr Wood. De D,ulf IS Anderson, aia 1r g.
stl'2, to submit tAcf dIIu"'ni. ana "i "I"ii"A 10
CARD rrow wonK.
90 thc Edtfor of me trt'u"C
,., i-,. ,'re a.. ~, i,.. Il ,, ,.., r. asa aSr1,c'
t T. D. sr-o,s lcft thai noa have ever tea
G rrs .f, daa ia, ,a@, io,ss.. ' i,,sci is,er
tia m Of ia Hei' 60 D" our har,, Of tls sae- o., the
i...s, So. !. a,ts,i 'Ie .tsarf" E,'ls,fl ,ean
CIVIL
The October term of the Brooklyn City Court
VIA be commenced this morHng at o'clock. before
Juiao Thompson The calendar embraces Nos to 20 in
Tie wills Of the folloving-namci deceased
pcs4u- VeIc proved in tuc Kings County surroSaic5
AN u.usI.. Catlr,rc Morrison tharlcs Popp.t and
john Mcrhouon 81 Bockyu
fn the t. 5. District Court, I'm bankruptcy.
lu tle u.itcro. Jsmcs Mciu,ire. bankrupt aIsgmcni
sos Ee.Id 0u .futlay. on motion toi,fcr back tic
,, To- the REGISTER for further proof the Count f'sor'
Hg tfarcioD. A-ument we ni-o h'Is" e" q H,'Ggi ,'G
90 al. biuariI,i. and decision received
Justice Jones Of the Superior Court on Satur-
gyoue ,4e ct Charlotte y Hoffman ast EDWARD Hot
bar. TI5 par.c aIe vel known n the mu1Ch plotes-
f am ni@ m divors' o the ground Of the
husband. iuGIclty. Mr. Holman denies tho charges.
ard hlt bis wife has nd5 invested su1clont for
counsel Zee. Ancr hearing argument by John H. White
fos ihe moilou aud T. W. Dodge in opposition, and tic
p-duc ofanIav. Tic COur, ordered florence to air
~ilc'a.r Smith.
judge Nelson has rendered the following
decisions ia Admiralty cases on appeal. Ihc United
cac h founded ou Tie second section of the Act Of CON
gc' passed Mlrch 1885, which provides the mode ard
aud nhcs penuliy Of s. Tor each passenger ON board
such vessel on he voyage The 18th section Of the act
ulkcs The vessel liable for these penalties liens on the
nh that the second section o HE act does not apply 90
ffI Ifl.lg tlIsIus
,'i.'..i t' VII .'', ,a.,f fi',,-,,,,,y
Hyruc ag The -tcamtug Quicastcp The Tibet Is nlcd IN
ills by ync 10 recover damages Tor the loss OF his
canal boat and Sugo 0i corn "hcn t3 le-pOnIeht u-
det0gk 10 tow from NewhoTk To cwBrunsNick. ~ j.
were u fault under the circumstance in which the loss
6ctiI6d, and divided tho damages. Decree aihrmed.
Ann Cavau 0gt the steam frriJ boat ID. = Gregory ana
case between the u. :. Gregory ana George Washington
injured occurred on the North River of the foot ~ Des
lros-es sunday morning the lOth OF September
foot OF Mont concyst Jersey city, TO the foot Of Dee.
trosses and on her way to The slip at The place
s''p RaSSscf .AS f''' "a S S''SGSS SGsscy H5: HS: y W"
! the CITY Of Ncw.York TO attend public wor-
lived I.yd the Injuries compnned o. The bow OF the
Washington struck The ferry boat ON her port side few
feet from the forward end Of the cabin near wAcre the
lbolant Was seated with such force rs to 20 entirely
through g. smashing the inside PARTITION separating lt
most serious character attended with great suffering and
permanent disability To one oi her hmbs beside very
was slOO0W affirmed as fixed by the Court below, and
damages aud costs 20 be appOrtOned equally between
tie two vessels. As both aro responsible 10 the lbeant
h Il also directed that in o the inability Of either 10
respond the other shall bo liable samuel schuyler agi
tho propeller COrsca.-Iho collision IN TINS case
occurred OIL the BhlteIy near the jersey shore, Oh
about third ~ the way from 1t across the Ver, and
bet wecn the propeller aud the steamer America
The 9th Of September 1858 IL took place IN midday IN
an omen river With clear weather and in plain sight Of
each other The proof IS clear that II the Corsica had
kept her course down the shore no collision would nave