The New York herald., 1877-12-08

Hoesen in the Court OF Common Pleas against George
" csrIe.on Co. tho puni'snsrs ~ .ncn & no ssxs n
spccton Of their books to ascertain what - due him
under agreement 10 pay him commissions on copy
rg hit for Inc publication OF monthly magazine on
titled Record OF tho Year" Judge Van hoescn
yesterday rendered decision cismissing the motion
In November, 1875, William G. Ellis gave ms note,
pay able three months for 5000, 10 John j. Ander-
lon Tne note was not paid at maturity. and hr An
dcrson having assigned the same to MT M. T. STAN
Iey Tue latter brought suit on the note The case
called Tor trial yesterday before Judge Lawrence IN
ssprsms Court Circuit wnen an yon,sa was Sor
Mr.. stanley Tor the full amount Claimed win IN
ieresL
Henry sxinkham was brought before United States
Commissioner Deuel. yesterday In custody OF police
officer charged with having attempted 10 pass on
Charles Knowder OF No 81 Allen street. hve dollar
counterfeit bill on tho Bank Oi Tamaqua. Alter an
examination II WAS made apparent that the accused
was only man oi good character. but also that
there was nothing 10 show that he had any knowledge
that the bill Was counterfeit He was discharged:
In Marine Court, Part before Judge McAdani, yes-
verdict ior $75 against William Fleming, an ACTOR.
ROBERTSON charged Fleming with having taken = =
look over play called '-Spidcrs Cobwe6s and tlcs,
and although approving of it refused t0 pay TOR H.
Plaintiff clmed It's vaue TO DO $500 and suca ior that
amount. Mr. Fleming SAID he had been constantly
giving Rob.rtson money ana supposed that ho had
ovcrpaid him Tor all Tho plays he had over gos from
him.
August schemcr has brought . suit for divorce
against his vile, Josephine Schemer, and tho case
caine before Judge Van Hoesen yesterday, IN the
Special Term Of The Court OF Common Pleas. In his
com plaint tho plaintiff states no WAS married 10 the
defendant in June 1870 by Justice Shandey that ne
informed believes that tho defendant has been
living adulterous intercourse with some men ~
New York city, whose names he does not know, and
that she Is living IN house OF ni-repute. Jcagc
Van Hoesen ordered reference In the Case.
In supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday, before
Judge DAVIS, motion was made ny Mltthsw T: Breen
for a inandatnus against The Private Coachmon's
benevolent society 10 reinsIate Thomas Howlen. an
expelled member. u appears that the reator in April
rendered his resignation prior To his departure Tor
Europe, but that next morning he changed nts mind
instructed Thomas Cooper 10 recall his resignation
bylaws Cooper he this, but THIS denied
by inc society, who allege iha: the resignation was
recalled until three months alter being sent III.
Colonel Speacer argued behalf OF the society," that
the rcatur bound by tho resignation Judge
Davis said h0 refer The proof 10 TIC
date when the resignation was recalled.
There was lengthy argument yesterday before
Judge Davis, In Supreme Court, Chambcrs on mo-
vacAto tho ordcr Of arrest against David N.
Dienserlg, granted IN the SUIT Of Neil McCaum q
In one atndavit, in opposition TO the notion II WAS
thai DicnslcrlIg sad about month before his
nlure no intended 10 buy all The goods could and
then fail and 70 10 Europe; that he did fail, owing
some $4 900 for goods tuus purchased ana that ais
proposition Of settlement with LIS creditors was hve
cash the dollar and nve cents additional on
tho dollar thirty IL Iurther stateu that
DAY he made his assignment he sent sixty-one
OF goods to be sold ~ auction. Alter hearing
Messrs. r. L. Pelstran and Do Vres for The plain iii
The papers
Mrs Jane Nelson took her child, nve years old, out
OF public institution and placed " with Mrs. Ann
NcKenna. promising to pay for its board Alter scv-
until sue paid $50 due for its board Mrs Nelson
writ OF babeas corpus ana the cnlid WAS yestcr-
day produced before Judge Davis Aitcr hearing the
argument Judge DAVIS gayo the child to It's mother.