The New York herald., 1878-10-30

his daughter Annie 10 the House OF the Good shepherd
Judge Donohue yesterday granted writ Of haoeas
corpus in the case
Ia par. Of the Marine Court yesterday, before
Judge Sheridan ana . jury. Msssrs. ssely stevens
recovered q judgment against Father James Mona
asn 0s $500 los .nsS As
David Walsh brought before United states
comuissi0nsr shisds yesterday charged wi,n pass.
found insufficient 10 show guilty knowledge ON the
part OF Walsh the base character OF the coin and
James JARVIS the carpenter Of the stoauer City OF
Brusses, WAS held by United states Commissioner
Shields yesterday IN $500 bail 10 await the action o!
Inc Grand Jury on = charge Of smuggling. Jarvis'
taste seemed in the direction Of cigars meer
schsum pipes and umbrellas. bas not 20 any very
The long continued contest in the courts between
The Madison Avenue Bapis. 0nasen ana ,ns ,,o ovsr
ing sue decSion IN the Court Of Appeals n the
case motion was made yssssra.y osisrs Judge poS.
the sisls Of she former church Judge Donohue took
sSs suit brought By Owen s. Spencer agaus. Ed
ward N. Parker and Henry Alton, 70 recover ST. 100
for rent in which an order Of arrest was issued
against the dsfsndsnts on the ground OF fraudulent
Judge McAdam, IN Marine Court.
Cna oors, yssterday denied . motion made on the
Of oeendants to vacate the order OF arrest against
Them.
verdict Was rendered favor OF the United States
In the Circuit Court yesterday IN suit brought by H.
Kauski back alleged excess OF duties The
duties paid black glass brooches, which, the
painsin claimed should pay duty az Jswsiry ~ the
msnt officials rated - imitation OF JET aud charged It
Lhirty-nvs per cent
William napier ana Thomas Baumsr were yestsr-
day arraigned In the Court Of General sessions in
Part y before Judge GilJerslsovs, Tor having com
mltlsd outrage the Goth OF May, 1877, at Mel
rose The svldence Of the complainant disclosed =
revolving state OF acts. and she positively identified
the accused ~ the perpetrators OF the crime. Mr.
William r. Hows who appeared az counsel for the
defence, examined several witnesses. whose testi-
mony succsedsd IN completely altering the aspect OF
The case. After Impartial charge by Judge Glider
the jury retired and returned In tho course
an hour with q verdict OF scquittal.
John Z. Fox Co ailsgs that on September II,
1874, they gavo 20 Jay Cooke Co. q note Tor
$40, ,366 Is tor collection, and that The following
day Ihs latter arm failed since which time they have
been unable TO realize anything on the uote. Ihey
have brought suit recover tho amount, and ester
day Judge Dononue granted = commission 10
anime Ia PhilAdephis Jay Cooke and his late co :
partncrx
There was lengthy argument yesterday in tho
Supreme Court General Term, in the appeals taken
the suits Of samuel b. Hurd, receiver oil the Third
Avenue Savings Bank, against various directors Of
the bank. holding thom liable on their respective
bonds for deHcisncy The appeal 10 taken on The
sion and the bank had right 10 accept them. The
Court took the papera
!, Jonn Bross seaman on board the Princeton, sued
Thomas Richards, the secsnd mate TO recover dam
Tor the plaintiff, asked for adjournment yesterday
In Marine Court account OF the aSscnce OF
nessea "Your cIieut here said Mr. Albert Steck-
ler, counsel tor defendant, land II mine II you
viii agree 70 10 trial now with your cliens
ness, viii agree 70 produce none but my client his
side and let 70 be oath against OATH" agreed said
MY sAndrswa Plaintiff swore ne wxs assaulted by de-
tendAnt, and defsndant swore pnintin's story was
made out ot whole cloth. For tho want OF propon-
dsrsnos o testimony plaintiff had has case dismissed.