pieau guilty and were each hned $10 and costs.The Indiana Divorce Laws.—Judge Davies, of New York city, has recently declared a judgment for divorce, made in this State, null as to the rights of a wife living in New York, who had never be3Q within jurisdiction of the court granting it. In the case in which the decision was made, the husband had been to Indianapolis—procured a divorce—and subsequently married. The first wife sued for a divorce in the New York oourts, on the ground of adultery by the husband in living with the wife of the second marriage. The grounds were decreed to be sufficient and the divorce was granted. Judge Davies held that theCourt of Indiana never had jurisdiction of thewife, and that the proceedings there as to her were void, as the principles of law and natural justice declared that no person should be bound by a judgment without being heard.Simple Mode of Ascertaining Interest —The Detroit Advertiser o-ivea a netzr method of