
    Williams v. Welles.
    Many matters which would be proper in a petition for a new trial, the coiirt will not go into upon a remonstrance against a return of auditors.
    Eetueu of auditors, against which, a remonstrance was made; stating sundry mistaken allowances in said return, which at the hearing the defendant was unable to correct; but is now abundantly able to do, etc. etc.
   By the Court.

Such an inquiry might be proper in a petition for a new trial; but would be improper to go into upon the remonstrance.  