, 1872-11-30
MITES or INTEREST,

An injunction was granted, yesterday, on the
petition of John Reynolds and ann REYNOLDS, OF
South Haven, Mich, and George Gathr!o, OF
firews, Cornelia J. Andrews, Henry q. Walker,
Edward Cahill, md Frederick Wilkinson and
Parker from proceeding to forec1ose chattel
mortgage from James a. Andrews to Cornoha
J. andrews On the steam-tug Seem" and from
selling OF in any way disposing Of or cucumber
ing or interfering with said stoau-tus, or assign
ing or disposing Of said mortgage, sald
plaintiff having acquired the SAID steam
tug by purchase in February last, since Whlcn
up to the close Of navigation, when he had her
taken to LaSalle, ILL.,, where she was selzeo ana
removed to Loclport, Will County, IL, "hefesne
remains under tile powers Of the SAID mortgage.
tive of auy such mortgage, tiaat the partics have
no such rights to the vessel as they pretend, and
that she has been wholly conveyed to him Tor
his own use, profit, and benefit.
The nromised examination Of the officials OF
the Commercial Insurance Company, as to those
mysterious stock-notes which ! have go long oeen
playiue st hide-and-seek with the creditors, came
of Yesterday afternoon; Register Aibbar1 hs-
nienantly presiding. 4 careful reading OF the
report, as it appears in another column, WILL
drive the feador to the melancholy conclusion
that there is something wanting in human ma
lure to complete that scheme Of honesty OF
which Diogenes was in search, and which may
consequently be e:1pposed to have been hiding
away in eome corner or other ever slnco that ola
cynlc's time. It will be seen that tho e1amlua~
ton was particularly unsatisfactory. Mcssrs.
C. G. g.. P. are warmly invited not to despair,
but so in again, and WIN.
Patrick Mu1doon and James Carr yesterday
filed petition praying that Cyrus B. Durtee,
OF Woodstock, be adjudged bankrupt Dnrlee
is alleged to have been engaged in the e.,
ture Of bricks IN the Town Of 4na GzsyhSoo trnst
some time past. and to have executed :. eI .uss
5oa1 a;v;ng tfa cara Of his property to ono
16slvns and other preferred creditors; 5,aee hnte
which lime I50, 600 bricks are suPPosen ~ .,ao
7'an' h,,t r,ortion Of which WIS Tor the uso
oeeh a. erid Joalyns new building IN Woodstock
9l tue tit;ancrs Entu make similar allegations as to
lla lna +,roJ,ortv of the dcbtor; and, on their
nravor. we're granted in5unchons restraining tEe
tai3; and disuosing OF, OF interfering With, the
T hTiok yard. or property thereon, and the selling
~ a1,T PROPERTY taken on execution by the First
National Bank Of Woodstock, and others. The
petitioners claim for work done in and about the
brick gard.
In the Criminal Court, yesterday, that lament
der arrest, siGnifed by the term nole proseqni,
was repcated four times over, in cases which
we're trumpeted forth loudly at the time OF the ar
rests were made as OF the most desperate and
daring Of the day. Either justice has nisca1-
ried, or innocent parties have suffered the stig-
Ina Of crimineliy in the persons OF these alleged
vo1,ld-be murderer, thief, rioter, police-beater,
and skin-slitter. See Criminal Court for partic-
ular5.
In the matter Of Harry E. Hubbard, attached
for alleged contempt Of Court, the trembling
culprit appeared in open court, before Judge
Bodgett, yesterday; and then and there going
through the process described as "haying
1ourged himself, to the satisfaction Of those who
had any doubts as to his physical, mental and
moral rectitude-regarded from q purely bank
rupt point of view-was discharged, and the PEI
titioners for his attachment we're gracicusly al
lowed to pay the costs.
Stanley B. Sexton yesterday fled q bill pray
ING for an Injunction restraining the blocking up
by new building of the alley communicating
from Park place to Michigan avenue, in rear Of
Lot q. Tho bill is lengthy one, and relates that
l;y . special clause in the agreement for pur-
cLaso Of the lot it was provided that the con-
tiuuation Of the alley should not be iuterfered
with.
The bankrupt Brandt WAS examined yesterday
haiore 3 deputy for Register Hubbard, as to
some small transactions respecting which his
creditors are anxious to be Informed, but which
are not OF startling interest to the public.
There will be q meeting of creditors, in the
matter Of ". j. Fleming, ut 10 o'clock this morn
ing, before Register Hibbard, for the election
OF Assignee.
In the trial, Norton :. The Western Transpor-
dict for the plaintiff, damages $3.50.
A second meeting Of the creditors Of julius
Weiser was held, yesterday, at which dividend
of 10 per cent was declared
Patrick Howard yesterday commenced suit
against the city, on trespass On the case DANA
ges Sc, 900.