New-York tribune., 1868-01-29
xrwYoRK phtf TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY DB y

Yesterday morning Attorney shtn NOW 1 tV
1nash the writ of cerorari, granten ny 'IS 'I pol
reno WEI HllS % an "rder 10 show cause why the motion
should not be granted. and made that oiue' io'"i'
to-day. =. ::
Mrs yelverton has raised new action IN
,bc Tdubureh Court OF Sessions for the purpose ol s
ting aside the dgments in the former ntgaos i e
scotch Courts in the House OF h9rds had no rsc
tjon to pronounce their Judgment, Mpor Aec'oH nav
ing never had Scotch dOInclie'
John Flvnn, keeper Of a saloon at Spring anu
Thompsonsts was arrested last Thursday IN cvi sur
'ompnced against him IN the United states Circuit
Court to recover from him the value Of ten bonds sOsn
from The Lehgh Coal and Navigation COMPANY az Me w. ht
hyen penn In July last and which were found IL ms
possession. He gave bonds il $1,000.
Felix A. Bauer opposed the discharge Oh
George s. MswSon as nv Of other creditors
To his discharge and had influenced them Penuf ,,cb
lord decided that the case had not arrived at proper
stage for decision, being still before the Register
Samuel Baker, master of the brig VIrla,
agreed with James Ward n SS 10 car cay The brig left
Apil IS and arrived at Havana sept a. anu WIG % S
was discharged Baker was paid only I'D 10 rscover
the remainder Ward replies that false REPRESENTATIVES, ~
were mads 10 him respecting the carr! G rSile be
made the contract the representation taS sno % nv
the capacity to carry sOO barrels % o9 ns bnrden hav
na reference TO the weight which she could carry anu
not 20 her capacity for stowage. Decision resei'e"'
In 1866 the Greenwich and Rye Steamboat Com
many was organized, 10 steamboat 10 DiecneCn,
Comnany purchased the steamboat John koiner Ne ,e
Gently the Directors undertook 10 sen VIE ,., , -; 'na
Van Rensseaer interfeTed, and cOlnenceu sult ). ,e
supreme Court 10 restrain the sale Inc M asIenui1
,nncd IN dissolve the Injunction The plalntln opposed
conendng that the Directors had Deen cohuucihS o,o
Companys affairs in such manner as 10 rIse 'ps $40
melon OF eouson with or serving the interests OF the
New-Haven Railroad Company charging hsn fales anu
paving largely for accommodations; ana tat 'e G ~
Tor tie purpose OF breaking up the Company Ino III
DENY
one they were running into deht ana desire
10 sell her and buy smaller ana cheaper po" po'''
reserved.
The case of John X. Elgees, administrator.
rlaintir in error against Oliver SOrre Was disposed OF
hy the United states Supreme Court yesterday Inc sun
was for 52 bales of cotton was oIlgnaly lhSttlCu ~
tba Crcnit Cont of the County Of St. Lonis missouri
and was thence transferred 10 the circuit Court "i Ie
Ined States for the District Of Missouri WheIe Juds
decision the ease was appealed 10 the tntcu states
supreme Court by writ of Jndge SDepey OF ~
Iouis Carlisle Of Washington, ana me Hon keitiuS
Johnson appeared for Egees. administrator ahu At"t
uev-General Sfanbery. Senator Drake ana ehJuugc
Hughes for the defendant Treasury agent Inc pea was
fbaf rho coton was tacn received ana cOltcitu
a.; Vsissinn nnder the law as abandoned property and
taken into the possession OF special agenl Ol the lIcs
nry Department Mississippi at that tlie haNlng py lne
Presidents proclamation been ue eeu III sl".e @ VI ~
srrectiOn The replicator 10 TINS sets up y! way o'
avoidance that the plaintiff had. pflof 10 the commence
ment of this action, taken the oath preCroen III ue
sdcn proclamation of 1863. whereby the rgDt OF prop
the proclamation did nothing more than restore lhe pi
son taking the oath TO his former status Dut did not prom
party was guilty Of offence the property was conDscattJ
The point immediate controversy was idl lhc uocu
amt did not aver that the cotton was abandoned properly
hut that he held IL as such under me law me = on
ordered that the judgment O the sdu 'IcUt 'oI oi
Missouri be affirmed with costs