Court Of Chancery, Thursd...
a LA I V RZ P OlR 7 lur. ?ARRETT moved for arrinjinction'tb restrain a captain of a ship from landing goods at a particolar whArf, havinig undertaken to deliver them at notber wharf. The LOtD CFIHAqCELL0t objected to grantiPC injunctions ea'- treingener' beuse of the continual-lnaccdrac'iem in the-affida. vntS pponelShich they were asked and the conftslon whioh had en- sued. froni theXi 7was incalculatie. - In the particular casibefore him,ehetT,6ugh,ttht he could haveno iiioreright to grant an injunc- tion Cv-parle5 to fia rce this capltain to use a p,articular wharf, than he 77euld nave to reritrain a man fromn buying tea any wrhere else than ac Tvining's. There really would oc no end to such applications. The patties-might, if they chase, attend on Monday, and argue the case hilly before hin.. VICE CEANCELLOR'S COURT, THURs:lAY, DEc. 16. Hits P.cicOUa heard bankrupt petitions, none ot which were of the least publtc interest. I COUILT 0 CHANCERV TrRTTnqVAv. fnlr 1R. TITXTIsIS(,ttTnA