The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-12

the the preference must be deemed have been
made and given in Contemplation OF its passage, without
regard TO his private belief on the su nject.
Alter the LIST OF Jan 1884, convey ance wss made OF
house aud lot, aud also cash paid to CREDITORS IN Toll
OF their debts, aud IN Fe ,rudry uh Assignment was
made OF the effects of the house As to tue latter, it's
represented IN the petition to nave been IN trust i,r all the
creditors OF the rm aud with tut preferences Such as
is not inerdicted by the act Id cannot affect
tccase bur the convey aud payments IN preference
all oe"g subsequent 10 the LIST oil January at ecIl
wihn OF the declaring that the bankrupt
SHAH not receive discharge unless toe same ne asehe
10 by ,rty in interes VI those VI his creditors who
have not been so p efrrrei."
After extended remarks in relation to the various steps
oil bill in Congress tV decisions OF this and other
coaats, Sc, Judge Belts remarked
The juiyment OF the Court Is now placed specifically
thus the bankrupt tar as he has made pre-
terences Of payment III Dec lSao made them IN contem-
platoon OF the bankrupt law, ani that the preferences
male after the l Jan l5ll bar his receiving
whether M ie IN conem aton Of the passag" oil the Ia
not there being assent of creditors as Will save
the disability ACCORDINGLY refuse to decree di'cha re
10 the petironer.
{ rne course of Mr.. @ will now be to appeal the
Circun or To jiry Mr.. q is soa of VI NJ Quacken'
boss, Esq fine young lenow. and rec ntls united IN
marriage u most excellent young lady, Miss ,lof1t
SISTER OF Dr. NJ, who is erecting the splendid elihce
at the corner OF Anthony stree. and Broadway
County Court.
Novll Trcl Of Justice Parker rssumed Pc er Collins
sworn. Is NAIVE OF irea.d va, discharged on tue
night OF the nth April anisd, with ners al The loot OF
Roosevelt street. weat 10 boy les, vted in the On ward
was IN the hospital At tue tims discharged The hospital
was thinned out by Ruckles.
gei Day took witness and others to the 4tn ward POI!
corner James and Water streets vote was challenged
and did not ge IN saw others of Those brought down
PETER ADAMS sworn.-Was among those brought down ;
was asked to discharge he voted the Democratic
ticket answered. Certainly that is the ticket Always
voted they askei me ii favor Of the school iund}
replied did not know much about the school und but
] would raner go tn ewnoie hog without 1t. They told
me they wanel mcn to in the 4h and TIN wards and
told me If could get certain number should be dis
charged they said 10 look round among the prisoners
bat not to bring too many names at once would look
bad to send Tor too many discharges to the police
oiice went round with another and got ABOUT IA,
who agreed to vote II discharged was brought down,
carried to Doyle supplied win tickets looked and saw
Morris name on it SAID that viii do very we'll The
man who gave aud Others The tickets did not soy
that should or should not vote IomDoy IL at the
poll room when challenged told them tina. lodged
at Tom 10Y les aud that iorEery resided III the 81
ward They gave me the book and swore hat d
citiz IN, which was true, as was born citizen and my
aher before me- Saw numDer Of other prisoners there
Did not vote any where else gave my vo.e to the man
who questioned me- and suppose after asAipg me all those
questions he would be honest enough 10 pu IN the boz
On the island he told be cafeul men they
got Tor tear they might be court mot poce) prisoners
JAcoB CULLEN testified that he was discharged ON the
night oithe ith Previous TO coming away he Told Mr.
Brown, the keeper, that he had Brown replied
that he knew nothing about voting, aud the prisoner
night go or stay as he pleased.
JACOB e. FoSBEs, watch man Of the Sh ward watch
house. stated that he prisoners the
walch house that night The watchmen before starting
On the O'Clock beat, all went up to the desk ~
where the Captain was which was an unusual occur
renee he did not hear what was said.
strong debate here the admissibiy OF evil
dence relation to third PARTIES Judge Ings III his
marks stated that thus lar he had seen nothing to mp
the magistrates III the transdcon sill he wIsned
that all the facts should be presented to the court Toe
Recorder, the Mayor and other members made remarks
the subject On vote being taken the court stood II
- IL.
The Mayor offered resolution that a tie vote ohec-
tons should exclude testimony.
Alderman WooDHULL contended that tie vote did not
carry an affirmative.
The court "a Jurned to this day at II o'clock.