New-York tribune., 1870-10-06
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.

Before Judge Ingraham.-John u. Hennessy
a-t. ne Board Cf EdUcatsOn-Ihe pianuI; IL Hii De
non removed from the position Of school Trustee IN the
Seventeenth Ward, ON the ground that he had ueeh
"yIfy of careless and iudisCreet' conduct IN having
scep;ed has been alleged 500 rom young lady for
An appointment as teacher IN one OF the evening seho0 s.
lie applied to Judge InCaham for mandamus com
PLHc the Board TO rriAstate hun, when was reused
lie tleu moved for writ OF ccrtoIali 70 Dring ts pro
which motion granted yesterday 10y Judge lhgr1-
have NO doubt OF the power Of the Board Of Educp
tIu G, remove school officer for immoral ana disgrace
Ia conduct connected with his official duties, ana the
resolution OF removal rested Oh sucl grounds, lie appl-
cation should not be granted The resolution however,
propose % remove for caress and lncl>creet conduct
xm compromises his siaudl and usefulness, and IS
rot Gear that such @ cause is sri lcutly within the
statute warrant the removal may oe that on the
mouy taken; aud II -, tAai rLo4SL my De ,I4"n @ 20
On opportunity to be heard on these questlOus houOn
Betore Jude B1ruard.-In re Catherine clifford
IN July last Ca herine Clifford, little girl OF 10 or
l6 ylars Of age. applied % TIE "Womah's Aid Socls
Gd i.lIE school icr 6I - No. a ncNeiltu ave- loT
lHma aud as alleged, tOr protection from the prsecu
uou- Of an uncle and aunt who wished 10 be appointed
blu o. and pension money due from the United states
GOg.rament on account OF Aer iathef' WLO "as h.eu
during tie Wtr. Tie srl was suH-EIg from a puhO-
nary complaint, and Was placed Lntr the cai OF phy
Goau. short time ago Ltr a,iht, Alls .tiig L.lS MN II
friends went 70 the chlid nome ana LeoNc! NJ
by force from the house. but pOhcah luerIercd aiI
returned her. TIE aunt then secured IaNyer Mf. d, - a.
trIav va- obtained from Judge CardOzO. The Kew. W.
A h.-ksr. Chaplain OF tue Home maze 'ic
wit setting forth the tacts dpNc sIals, anu u. -, m ~
Glswtr to questions by the Judge corFonoratea @
Home voluntarily, and did not wish 10
kaye although she was at liberty 10 40
al any time. She also said that she had never re;
gue.tsd them 10 sue out the writ, and Judge Barnard
tcoIdury dismissed the writ, ana the pdiues lel Ie
Cham6rr.-.t entrance, an assault mace upon the
little gr iy the aunt her lawyer, am an unknown man
An sIr samuel Wt.n OF the New IOrk Life Insurance
Company who were passing, vent 10 ms dssl9telcc.
S,re r,tarncd to tie Courtroom, when Mr. Masker
made statement OF the ca-e which was oorroboraled
ue and forcing her way up % the place reserved Ioi
u aV} Crs. commenced rather j ia laiail.ue' .
les s behaved lel sci ana let tie cild alone nc "ou
Nrs. a Alen-Go ahead and DO H.
Tie judge reiterated MS intention, and remarked that
h should Aep her there until she recovered her beauty
When remark was much enjoyed by the lawyers and
Mr. Alien then saiG she would like 20 see hi1o do IT,
and then -4cd out Of Court The ltle girl, under the
ss c-f fhe b1diT md was followed nv the aunt who
again attempted 10 get hold OF her but did not succeed
M AasEcr and the little girl then entered carriage,
ado the party were driven away.
Gen. Egbsrf L. Itse agt. Teresa Tic-Ths Is action
open Court and 10 which the defense Is that there IS
conspiracy between the plaintiff aud others The case
eae up Yesterday return TO wit Of nabeas corpus
ed y the defendant TO get possession Of her chill
el judge barnard adjourned the matter until to-day,
order That Judge CardOzo, who issued the wI1 might
aerd i The counsel then asked for an order low
Il Lg M. yee 70 see the children but a only "A hours
700 e.aIsc before the final hearing the return
w WIT, Judge Barnard refused 70 grant n. During
~ discussion the plaintiffs counsel accused the defense
hot wishing 70 bring the % trial. which state
nt Mrs. Viee's counsel empha,icaily denied saving
"a tLey were ready and wanted % try the imme
ae and in open Court He also said tLat they wished
gt possession OF the children for the reason among
that they were % be introduced in evidence and
tAer father was instlng iitO their minds the most
4 N-t1tou- lies IN reference TO their mother.
DtctftCuS-By Judge CardOZO.-Dayies agf Winchester
II oNYL9n granted D0dd agt HOwell.-MOtiOn granted.
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