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WEDNESDAY,, November 9.


VICE CaAScELLoR's CoUgr.--Before Vice
Chancellor McCoun-


DEcrsEoss-CAses or DrvoRcE-- Elisha Tailaiaase
against Martin Tallladge Mr.. Tamadge obtained dam
ages against Mr. Lowerre, IN an acton OF
cru The application for divorce, we understand was
grounded on the same complaint Divorce granted ro"i
the marriage tie.


Eue,, al Bell against Jared w. BelL-The Vice Chan
celor stated that the charge nfdelity was fully proved
but that the Master before whom The depositens had been
taken doubt the proper allowance for anony
which mus, be decided hereafter. Divorce granted from
the marriage tie. with costs.


Coynea Guintard against Le.vs J. f2uintard-This was
petition for divorce from bed and board account OF III
treatment Divorce granted with costs-ihe wife 10 have
the OF the children


The following all vincuio matriment iron
the marriage tie j being complaints for nfdeliy


Elizabeth Brooks against Edwin Rreoks.


Thomas Kating against Mary Katng.


Emmeline CoIely against John Fl. Conely.


James G. Williams against Margaret Ann Williams


Margaret Ann Baldwin against Jacob Badwis--Cihe
wife to have the of the chidren)


Isaac Goodhre against Mary GooIhue.


BENJAMIN T. Horn against ulia Ann Horn


The following decisions were also rendered


Mictael Cor, jr. Joshua 4. Pe,ton and Lewis ~.
Rolrues-The complainant keeps hardware store at sc
Pearstree The defendants were his clerks but be took
them copanefshp, they promising to pay in certain
amount He AYERS that they did comply with the terms
and complains OF intention their part TO do wrong
toward him. and prays that be appointed There
was exceptions, which were disposed or
Motion to Injunction pending denied and receiver
ordered.


f. r. Tillo, c. T. Ioing, and Others executors estate
OF Henry Eckord against George O. DE Nay and Janet his
Mrs DO Kov is nt.da
ford claim Of Mr.. E. against the Peruvian and other
South American Governments was brought by Mr. De Nay
and bond and mortgage for $4,000 on property gwen.
Mr. Tyou collected house in Grandstrret as be
longing the Ecktord estate but which subsequently came
into possession Mrs De Kay through the will OF her
father Mr. De Kay holds Mr. t. personally responsible
while the latter claims make ta setof 10 the mortgage
Mr. De Kay had obtained judgement against Mr Ihiou
The Vice Chancellor declined interfere leaving the par
ties 10 sustain their actions against each other the one on
the mortgage and the other on the judgement


COURT OF SEssIoNs.-Before the Recorder
Judge LYNCH and Aldermen Lee and West.
PLEA OF GuILrY.-Mary Lewis, indicted for keeping
dsordery house at No Churchsee the resort of fe
males of bad fame and Of other dsordery persons, with
drew her plea OF guilty, and pleaded guilty to the IN
dctmen On promise 70 abate the nuisance, She was dis
charged.


Thomas Butler indicted for burglary in the Sd degree, liz
rsakisg into The store OF Haviland Key Co., Nc 10





ouinne oil of peppermint, &c Of the value OF Sll5 WITH
drew his plea of guilty, and pleaded guilty to the IN
dcten, Plea received and recorded, and The prisoner
remanded for sentence


FORFEITED REcoCNIzANCEs.-James Jones, CHARGE On
two indictments with forgery in the Sd degree failing 10
appear and answer his recognizauces were forfeited
TRIAL FOR GRAND LARcESY.-Rare Fay, boy, was
tried for grand larceny, in stealing $3.50 worth OF property
from Martin Brown Of Hudson and Charles see's,
on The 9h October last The property stolen consisted OF
S5 G8 in bank bills gold and silver and coat and other
propery of the above amount. He shoemaker by
trade German and worked with the complainant Mos'
of the property was recovered He confessed his guilt after
arrest The jury found him guilty, and the
him the House OF Refuge, he was under ie hge o TO-


TRIAL FOR FALSE PRrrENcE.-Samuei r. Boyee was put
upon his trial obtaining goods by false pretences-Vz
snldle &C. WORT. Sl2 from john Taylor. No. SO Eighth
Avenue, the 29lI Jaly last. The complainant depose"
prisoner his saddeshop and wished to pur'
chase saddle and whip Mrs. Strong OF the corner oil
9Th street and Broadway who lie said had sent him for
hem and that he in her employ. Having known ptis
before and believing his representations complainant
let him bave the articles, and aerward found the statement
alse and that such person Mrs Strong lived there.
The jury found him guilty, and recommended him
cy He was TO The Penten,iary for s months.


ASSAULT AND BATrERY.-Wm e. Ross tried for an
assault and battery Thomas Moore OF No. sol Pearst
The iury found the accused guilty.


ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH INTENT To KILL Charles
Stanier alias indeson coored tried for assault
anu battery with intent 10 kill Hugh Quonn also colsred
of No 67 ChurcbStreet the 3Oh September tasf by
s,abbng him the head with knife or some sharp inru-
ment The jury found the prisoner Guy a' chaf anu
recommended him 10 mercy


pgr1r IARcENy-..4bigaii j. Lardson, respectable
looking woman, with little female child whom Sue
claimed daughter was put upon her trial for petit
larceny chargad with stealing silver teaspoons silver
,bmbes haadkerchefs, shawl penccase &c, worth f
from Lucy Ann Proctor OF No. 1879 Broadway, the 10th
Sspteber last The complainant depossd that she keeps


boarding in Broadway, and that the accused came
bere 10 engage beard for herself and husband saying they
had Just Boston, and that her husband would
be there in the afternoons that the accused had breakfast
complained of being i'll, asked lie down shown
room and laid down after while she arose and sa! in the
dining room, short time thereafter out, say
ing she would return dinner, but did not and the at
ces were soon after missed The prisoner arrested
days after, but OF the property was found in ner
possession. The jury found her not guilty.
SPECIAL SEssIoss.-Before the Recorder, and
Aldermen Lee and West.


iclael Foley boy, put upon his trial for stealing
quantity OF copper from Grams dstllery. Aajudged
guilty: Judgement suspended, and he discharged


Joh,. Dav stealing 81 werth OF property from the brig
Washington Guilty Judgement suspended, and he dis
| charged.


eremah Hard;ng assault. and battery on Catherine MuI
lery. Guilty: Pen!eniary Sc days


Charles Fteks colored previously convicted Of assault
and battery. City Prison 10 days


jane5 Murphy and Renting Sears, boys stealing brass
kettle worth 81 from wm. Lawson. Both guilty: Sears
the House Of Refuge aad Murphy to the City Prs-
on 10 days


DS5id Lcfim, coored man, old offender stealing skees
worth s. 30 from Wn Agate. Guilty Penitentisry mos:
| John Mccormick, boy, stealing poultry from Megs D.
Benjamin. Guilty Sent 10 The House of Refuge.


DAME! Donoaue, stealing shoes worth 50 80 from Marc
ney X Ryder. Guilty: Penileatiary months


Hm Johnson alias Huater, stealing quantity Of corned
beef from De Wit Becker. G1lty: City Prison 10 days
/ Lucy Beebes, stealing Sla IL money from James o'Neil
Acquitted.