New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17
THE COURTS.


The Committee on Character Of Applicants
on Qualifications has adjourned to Wednesday.
I'm the Common Pleas the case of YnquanzO
decided by the jury bringing In verdict for plaintiffs Tor
s3l5 TO- The being difficult and extraordinary the
Court made allowance OF per cent TO the plaintiff
The evidence of the defense in the case of
Bertholet agt Batenan. IN the Marine Court, was con
Guided yesterday. Mr. Bateman denies any assault on
the plaintiff and says he only called policeman To TO
move the plaintiff Judge Gross reserved MS decision
William Leighton brought suit against the
Broadway and Seyenthaye. Railroad for 10000 Dam.
ages for being knocked down and run over ny car OF
the Company lie was IOnsutSI lo o',ti Ing go
gence and the Court gave the defendants per cen' 'o
allowance.
In the case of Palmer e. jarrett. the lessees
Of Nblos Thoater. agt. John L. McDonough aud william
b. Freigh, the essees OF The Old Bo%ery Theater. An
Injunction had granted by Judge Barnard, restrain
ng the defendants from performing After Dark with
the railroad scene AZ the Old Bowery lhs INJUNCTION
order Judge sutherland RENTING the Injunction 10
the T. Circuit Court. and they then announced their
intent to present the piece ON Monday night the l8th
Counsel for plaintiffs appeared yesterday in the U 8
Circuit Court aud asked iOr order restraining the de
PENDANTS from presenting the piece until the motion for
Injunction could be argued In the Circuit Court
The Court after argument, allowed uelendauls 70 per
form tho piece on this night Of the 10th INST ast night
but after that they restrained from further perform
Ance until the question Of injunction n settled The
rguuent the motion will De heard at IL A. m today
In the General Term of the Supreme Court
a decision WAS rendered In the Zion Church case The
whether tho attendants nc Zion Chapel were part OF the
gregaon OF Zion Church and such entitled TO vote
cuuay with attendants at the latter for officers &c on
the church Judge Barnard directed verdict for the
Of the chapel subject 20 the opinion OF
Tie General Term The General Term has affirmed his
decision In the same Court, before Judges lngrahaIn
CardoEo and J. =. Barnard the case OF Dck against
Glover was argued on appeal The family relations IN
the curious. Mrs Emily stuyyesant LEFT her
property consisting Of house and SONS personal prop
sty 10 her executor with power 10 sell and apply the
proceeds To the support OF the man with whom she was
living her husband giving the revosion 20 the plain
tin After her death, this man married barissa Thomas
tho sold this house 20 Mrs Mclean, who
al once conveyed ~ 20 Sarissa Thomas for about $500
more than the ncumhrance. THIS surplus was consumed
by the demands OF her husband, who IL now dead The
PLAINTIFF child OF the beneficiary. but had not seen
him for many years The suit was brought TO set aside
tho convey ance the ground OF fraud The Judge Of
the Court below granted Judgment for the plaintiff but
on appeal the General Term reyeres this decision on the
ground that his finding the value OF the property AZ
The time OF the sale IL unsupported by the evidence and
ht the Judge had decided that there fraud In
the sale hut had apparently rested his decision on the
idea that the had not power TO SELL which was
erroneous. New Trial ordered.