New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-12

CITY INTEL IGEN

| FRIDAY, November II.
Z. S. DISTRICT CocRT-In Bankruptcy-Be-
| fore Judge Belts
DECISIONS illiam L. BooM-Tbe petitioner Rad been
agent UP III. year 1886, for thu Bank OF ST. Alnan
redeem II. paper, and became indebted TO the Bank IN
tina; capacity, in the Of Si,z72 He Is opposed
By the Bank on the ground Of is being fduciaiy debt
The Court decided that where peonerowes other debts
besides hduciay ones, be is entitled ir decIee of dis
charge for debts provabc under the The dehoi
| still open for those of different description.
A6rctam Mtcheii.-Decree OF bankruptcy allowed
John NJ. charlottesville. @ enc OF tie firm II
Grggs, CudckenbosS X Day, wbicn failed Nov. 1910,
owing about 100000 decree discharge oppose,i on
the ground that in o4O he had given preferences in con.
temptation OF the passage OF the Bankrupt Act, that he
done since the passage OF the Act that he had given
preferences since LIST June 1884, and tina, he wluly
ceaed property in his possession the time he filed t pc
tucn. ii was shown in proof that Dec. lo4o, the bank
rupt declared MI. saonsa that bis house would pro-
arrange their affairs, sell their stock OF goods al
auction, make assignment and await tAe passage CT
| General Bankrupt Law" He answered Mr.. Bogert I
clerk Of the creditors by way OF threat that Congress
would pass Bankrupt Law, and they would go for that
Testimony also offered showing that be had expressed
dissatisfaction Bankrupt Law. Alter remarks; in
which he alluded 10 the decisions OF Judge Story and 9th
Judge Bets remarked that the Judgement the Court
Is placed specially upon ths that the bankrupt
lar as he has made preferences OF payment in Dec 1910
made them in contemplation Of the Bankrupt Law and that
the preferences made after the l JAM lS4l bar bis
ceving certificate whether made in contemplation OF
passage of the law Do there being assent of mop
rity Of creditors preferred the disability De
cree OF discharge denied.
COUNTY Court This Court re.sssenbled on
the trial Of Justice Parker Peler Collins Peter aulker
Peter Adams and others sworn, and testified
having been brought down, carried Doye and from
there next morning the polls, where they voted Ore
the said he got intoxicated through the night that
he was unable TO tell afterwards what be had done The
wholesale illegal voting was further confirmed.
Jacob C. Forbes, Waterman of the Eighth Ward Watch
Houce testified TO seeing the ut the Watch House
the night of the llth, and they all left little before
O'clock The Watchmen starting the O'Clock beat
all went up the Captains desk, which unusual
occurrence considerable debate here took place t
the admiSsibty of the testimony, and the Court adjourned
to tomorrow II O'Clock.
COMMON PLEAs.-Before Judges Ulshoe1cr In
g!is and fng aban.
HIM. j. Appiegate, printer, A1eline Nilier-Acon TO
recover $780, with $50 interest," being the of
given for the sale of printing press The defence that
the note given for immoral and consequently
lawful purpose, and is void II appears that Mr. A. lad
done the press,work of obscene publication called the
Flash, the prepreors OF which indicted in December
last, and Mr. A. objected printing it any longer owing
to the risk. He suggested that the publishers (Snelpg
Wilkes Wooldredge) purchase press of him and keep
for the purpose The press purchased al his ngges
ton Mrs. Miller (who is celebrated the proprie,ress of
certain description of esnbshmen gave her for it,
and the press taken Jersey Carbohydrates
foreman and OF his hands accompanying it and putting
up and the paper published there for short time
when the press returned to the office 81 Mr. A. and
mains storage. saso ayerred that the press worth
only 5000, and that the difference intended share
the profits This denied, it being cenlended that
Mr. had interest whatever in the paper and never
had any other connection with il than TO do the preswo
on his power presses The still on when the Court
adjourned.
CouRr OF SEss1oHs-Bcfore the Recorder,
and Judge Lynch.
The Cour, pronounced the following sentences:
THomas Butler, convicted by confession OF burglary III
the Sd degree: State Prison for years.
Charles Stnnte alias anderson, coored convicted OF as
saul, and battery with intent 10 Kill Mark ouonn: State
Prison for years.
The other sentences postponed 20 Friday next.
PLEA OF GuILrY.-Jotn Eil,nms pleaded guilty 10 a
grand larcesy stealing goods 10 the value of S 20 from
G& w. Hastings, No. Hanover.strcst. Sentenced 10
State Prison for years.
TRIAL FOR FORGERY REsuMEp--The Courtresumsd The
trial Of George Fawce for forgery in the third degree
charged with having, the Sd October last passed -
counterfeit bill purporng TO he OF the Manufacturers Bank
of Providence, Il, L. Edward Story, corner OF Grand
street and the Bowery, in payment fol- glass OF liquor
Before the testimony the part OF The prisoner was closed
the Court adjourned to Monday next
SPECIAL SEssloNs.-Bsfore the Recorder, and
Aldermen Lee and CroliuS
William Campbell tried for stealing four shirts worth
SIS from Benjamin Andrews, r Guilty Pcnl,enlaIy 2mcs
Patrick Collins, stealing number OF wild fowls from
Mahlon T. Coep. Guilty: Penitentiary months
Margaret Hamilton stealing pair of fowls from Caruan
S.rnsham. Also, Tor assault and battery Solomon D
Willis. city wa,chman, while in the discharge oil duty
Not guilty of the larceny but guilty OF the assault and bal
terry. and sent to The Penltentary for months .,s
Henry Ryan, stealing trunk OF clothing "orto toin
Mary Riley. Guilty: Reranded for sentence
Christian Comsten stealing wearing Apparel worth w
from Christian Baden. Guilty Penltenuary months
Henry Canaser; assault and battery On Jane iayiot'
Adjudged not guilty.
discharged wan, OF evidence; and the Court adjourned
to Tuesday next al O'clock
POLICE OFFicE--THEFTo OF SwlSE.-A coored
man named John Williams found Thursday driv-
ng four large swine worth SIS the bridge al areN
stolen from some persoa unknown He arrested said
he resided in 2st street. and picked eakum Tor living ou
being unable to account satisfactorily for the swine was
committed 10 prison
out for bog seaer and robbers OF hen roo>i such BUS
ness until recently has been suffered TO on at these places
without any attempt 10 arrest the Offenders
CoRoNERS OFFICE. DEATH FROM lNTEMfE-
RANCE. The Coroner held au inquest to-day the Aims
House in the Park the body of female named Walker
native of England aged between so and 40 years;
man of incorporate habits Verdict died of ApopleXy
produced by intemperance.
SECOND CASE OF lNrANrIclps.-Thc Coroner also
held an inquest last evening the Aims House the Park
on the body of newly born female infant, with whom
Mary Mcdonald single woman residing as domestic at
No i66 Bowery, was confined in her alone on
Thursday night. This morning the child was found dea.
her mothers bed with va marks asGu! The neck sup
posed TO have been caused by suasFulauon There was
he accustomed evidence, by the hydroStatc test that it
had been born alive VsrdctThal Il to lis By
Violence committed by IFS mother. The mother
rested on the and coaimed for exarn
nation.
INFANrIcIpE.-The coroner also held an inquest at the
Aims House in the Park the body OF newly born e
male infan, of Ellen Cornell, single woman, about four
months from Ireland and ssrvan, No is Cherrstreet
The accnS.. rhrrsdar richt alone;