The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-04
The Grand Jury.
SUPREME CouAT-cAAMcEas.
A Limited Divorce Suit.

Before Judge CardoZo.
Charlotte Hodr Us. W1t. A. HodT-In this case
In which an action is brought for II limited divorce
all the facts have been heretofore published, de-
PENDANT moved an absolute commitment by Judge
Barnard 10 be allowed The liberty OF kmgs Counsy
jail, where he has been in closc confinement for
IWenty-eight days. lie motion WAS argued at
length. me Judge took the papers.
The Bankruptcy i.aw-iniervenyicn of the
Order Of the Uni.ed states 1 our. Against "A
Judgment OF = state Court.
Before Judge Barnard.
george ~. Wetdrel Ell al rs. fumes OBrieu
She7iU.-lhe plaintilIs in this case obtained judg-
ment for $4,000 against one Frederick wiltse and
the Sheriff levied on the goods OF wiltse to that
amount After the levy ana before sale creditors
commenced bankruptcy proceedings against Witse,
IN the United States ColrIs forbiddng the sherl to
proceed with the execution Plaintiffs applied 10
Judge BlatchfOrd TO vacate this Order Judge
Blatchford modified 1t by directing the Sheriff to
Bankrupt Court. The Sheriff did 50. The plaintiff
therenpOn commenced this action against the Sheriff
~ a defence the order OF Judge Blachford TO this
answer the plaintiff demurred, claiming on the
guments thar the order was without jurisdiction and
power 10 enforce any Affirmative act on II State
Officer.
Justice Barnard said he was somewhat inclined to
that view, but as the case must go 10 the General
Term he was not inclined on the opinion of one
judge Alone to place unnecessarily the state ana
United -tates Courts in conflict, and would there
FORE formally overrulc the for tie purposes
OF an appeal
Suit for a Child's Services.
In the OF Honora Shananan VS.. James Bowen
ri al. the defendants are the Commissioners or
Charities and Corrections. The plaintiff delivered
into their her daughter now about eight wears
Old. aud, az the complaint alleges, the Commission
crs delivered the child TO Mrs. Perry. a resident OF
Illinois ana Keeper OF circus, who took her 10 Chi
cagO. That the plaintiff has gone to much expense
IN endcav0ring TO recover her child. She, therefore,
defendants demur that, admitting all these facts,
there is no cause or action no Official wrongful
and no damages shown. Judge Barnard sustained
the demurrer.
The Bishop Divorce Case.
In this long protracted case Mrs. Bishops last at
torney is George the Count Johannes. Yesterday
the Count came into court to move that the refer
ence be stayed till the almony was PAID. When the
Count rose Mrs. Bishop also rose and stated to the
court that the Count longer her cOunsel, ami
prayed the court TO take notice Of the fact. Some
rather ACRIMONIOUS language passed between the
counsel anu client and the matter finally laid
over to Friday next.
Injunction Denied.
Before Judge Ingrahan.
The Board or Commissioners or Pilots u.s. John
Xoginn did Otters.-In this suit. which was one for
injunction TO restrain the defendants from acting
pilots they not being licensed by the State but by
the United states Judge lngraham yesterday
denied the injunction and, IN his opinion, says that
the acts OF 1s66 and 1857 have involved the whole
adjudication an injunction should not be granted.
In order to get at u settlement an action should be
brought for violation OF the State ,aw The motion
was accordingly denied.