New-York tribune., 1869-04-07
THE COURTS.
TIE Union PACIFIC RAILROAD LITIGATION.


DENIES THE MOTION TO RESTRAIN THE rEo-
CFFDINGs IN THE STATE COURT NJ,
IL ba%insy heep announced that Judge Blatch-
iSd would dSSas DS r cOa counsel both
wero present anxCusy awans snt that S Se had read
oyeP with painful diligence all the papers submitted TO
him in the case but In 20 VI e SecSso1 Seing
nromugated he had not taken time to write an op9on
and Would .S give i 0PST he ed States Courts but as the
State Court has yet taken no proeeeungs 70
fhe United States Circuit Court no unnecessary order or
orders would be issued and the motion for an order
staying proceedings In the State Court woud Dc deheu
BEFORE MR.. JUSTICE BARNARD,
The People ex rel Fisk agt. Alley.-Mr Field
read afdav Of Deputy Sheriff Bradley contraalGt tt
2ng in some respects Mr. Alleys S%S.
tors, and was forcibly put out by Mr. Dillon es
Fisk, made aidayits cOnfrmatory OF Bradleys sae b
meDts and especially that the time OF the service O @
nv eecton took pace Mr. Fsks AFFIDAVIT says that the
motion TO adjourn to washington was @ auyOcs1 @ nnoSnce
ment by Mr. Bushnell that the polls were open' saiu ~
Mr Alley being placed on the stand testified that he
had been able TO get access to the minute Ooo " 0
Mr. Field then argued that on the afHdavlts it now ap
peared that Mr. Alley had been guilty Of contempt II
he would not object otherwise he would ask at once that
Mr. Alley be adudged in contempt ana @ 5nat an Vre @ S
reference be taken 10 FIX the amount OF Ie pahs h nus
talned by Mr. Fisk 10 inform the Court OF tne proper
Mr. McFarIsne said he had supposed this was pro
ceedng avenge the injured dignity OF the court; D1D
III now S E9s DocIet He had never heard Of such
union He was embarrassed by the fact that he had not
intended 10 take part this discussion and also by the
t0nS desire Of Mr. Alley to join his sick family in EG-
He had intended TO take the steamer on made ont
by the afidays and they did not substantially contra
dict Mr. Alleys statement. Mr. Alley, after ne was
served, did not take part in the election. ,oo
Mr. Field called attention to various parts Oh sS sl
davit which, If true. showed an active encOuIagemeh'
of others in disobeytng the order. - ~ ,,. .,,a
Mr. McFarlane after consultation with Mr. Alley saa
that they had no doubt they could show the exact run %
of Mr. Alleys statements and rather than rest under Ihs
imputauon Of being guilty OF contempt MT Ay rfer
enee to take further testimony .n,.u,,. ~o, stooa
and he could know nothing beyond them. Mr. Alley was
guilty of gross conempt but time could DC given ol
After some further discussion il agreed to let Mr.
Alleys stand over to Thursday with the others
THE SIOUX CITY AND PACIFIC RAILROAD LITI
CATION, -,
Charles A. LGnbard against The Sioux CITY
and Pacific Railroad imploaded with John l. BalT + anu anu
Others n5s suit IN he e erb others entered
into an arrau cement form the Sioux City ana facnc
GS @ se Soaay ed5 gf ES first nSt@nce
any Of the nine who might retire from ne @
and three Of the partners retired but that ne was NOT al
the stock Of the retiring members that there was large
amount OF funds OF the company in BANK IN thls CITY
tilted to cnesxth or at least oneninth and that there
was danger it should be divided pP that ne w%9 @
made party, and its President was served Win SUM
mons city TsS company e aS6n on TGy
fbeir motion and 1t was denied this denial they
appealed. and the appeal was argued yesterday Iue
Court reserved its decision
CRIMINAL.
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
before Recorder Hscket one sentence was pronounced
faIs II was the first working day of the term and
era cases postponed in the absence Of witnesses
discharged The Grand Jury was sworn In with mt
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
ay James Stewart held for trial in u 900 on charge
of stabbing James oHare Of No 4e4 West Twenty Kun
been given for the act that the assaapt struck the
complaint In the face previous Y Gss s s Sa y fraudu
ienty & TaSsK OS.snns sSffSo from Mr John G. BSTrS%
In the Second District Court, Philip Segel,
who was proceeded against by the ton AtoTney
the ordinance against short weights ana %
ported that visited his premises NO Is Sprngst and
found his PIN Pns b6T sspe qa was ned $50 on his default
it was reported that previous occasion he was fined
Sc so for similar otfense
Tn the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before
Justice sfapdey Annie Kelly Spd Clara MI Miller We're Ta
with having n 0b & GnR Of ksas I BoR SR
We're fniIy Committed for trial Michael Carroll was
SeSSc S s2e A
OF patterns which had been stolen from the wood
ward Steam Pump Manufacturing Company. at No: 70
Center-s by John Fallen, and other boys, few nights
ago The prisoner paid only 81 20 for the metal He was
The United States agt. Joseph Price.-This
action in the u s. Circuit Court charging Joseph
sOo SaTs, vaTed az b Co into the country Without
paying the specific duty The defendant was arrested
about while in wagon Staten Island
Ol searching wagon the Station House the cigars
were found and Price held to answer. In company
with Price the Of his arrest two boys but
no indictments were found against them by the Grand
Jury The defense set up was that Price had been e
with the horse and wagon Tor the purpose
Of getting trunks Staten Island and on arriving at
the place specified met him. aud directed him
90 unoccuped house. where the cigars were put
In the wagon Several witnesses testified to the good
character of defendant and after summing up by
Be the given to the jury, who brought In YER
hict Of guilty. The United States agt. VIM. Buckley
WIN. Buckley, who arrested IN September last, on
the. charge Of stealing large amount OF Government
property Wadsworth arraigned before the
Court yesterday, when his trial fixed for Monday,
the 18th inst TO which time the jurors were discharged
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY