New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09


the estate being large and involving many important
points relating schedule, debts Several obdc.
tons fled, mostly points of law which
in able by Mr.. j. Il Patten, counsellor for pc
one The Court overrued the objections and ordered
a decree.
Carlos P. Houghton.-This also pioneer case-ihe
principal objection that petitioners father assignee
had bought up his with the funds discount
and that petitioner placed the his schedule be
ing due TO his father in full The allegation denied
Mr. Lagre conducted the the part OF The petitioner
and Mr. Joachimsin appeared the other side. The
Court overruled the objections declaring that they had
not been we'll fonnded, and ordered a decree.
John Ely-Ob,ections had been fled Mrs Trephagen,
who could prove debt but held contingent interest
o about $500 against the petitioner Exceptions had been
taken 10 her fling objections. The Court held that the
interest she held sufficient authority and oyerruled the
exec ptenS.
Mark Mcritz and Hirsch Pnner.-The petitioners had
been partners Deimod, in Germany where they became
sauch embarrassed, dissolved, and eventually found their
way TO this country. The principal objection TO their Pc
ton s that persons belonging abroad have right 10 the
benefit of the bankrupt respects debts conactedna
foreign country prior the party becoming rcsdentin this
The petitioners had been opposed by Mr. Chas Edwards
al a. Schaahauen banker Cologne, and
ReSe OF Padeborn The Court remarked that the lith
section of the bankrupt law contained every thing a the act
relating partnerships Without stopping 10 inquire whe
Jointly petition n bankruptcy after they have dissolved
The opinion Of tue Court Is that persons cannot peon
Jointly unless coPartners al the Tune The petoners mere
FORE cannot come III as coparners but are al he 10 90
! SO as individuals.
There three other decisions, hut OF minor i'm
portance.
q. s. MARsHAL's OrY1cE-Bagtiste Phillips,
first the ship tmericn arrested ana held 10 hail
charged by the second with assault in attacking
| him with dangerous weapon.
Samuel Bread, William Branbe and Josepl Brown, sea
board the ship Corolanus, were arrested on
charge OF endeavorng 10 create revolt or board that
| sci. They will be examined this forenoon.
COURT oF Sgss1oNs.-Bcfore the Recorder,
! Judge Lynch and Aldermen Furdy and Hatfield.
'Tpr. - ol
tried for burglary in the lSt degree breaking into the
house Of iIrs. Spears Ne. Dcy street. by OF false
key with intent steal, the night of the 24h ulc last;
He had been in the house but disclargedtw
weeks before for supposed petty hels and was found
about 10 O'Clock night under the bed Of the OF Mrs
Spears with his shoes Off and false key that unlocked the
front door his pocket. The jury found him guilty, and
the Court sentenced him the State prison for 10 years
beng the least punishment the law allows IN burglary OF
the lst degree.
MorloN-Mr. Peter Barthelcmy and read to the
Court affidavit TO by himself, and designed in
GuCe the Court hasten trial of the Rev. Antoine
veNen Of the French Episcopal Cnrch, under indictment
perjury the complaints OF Messrs. Barthelemy and
De Bouiion. The affidavit, after stating the complaint
made the Grand Jury against Mr. VerreD also stated thai
he had there charged j. R. Whiting the present District
Attorney, guilty OF subordinatnn of perjury; but de
ponents desiring not proceed in said charge against said
Whiting the Grand Jury did such charge Of sub
ordination operury, and dePonen said thai this the
Of the Court Immediately alter tic finding the said ndc
this depoaent believed have any been taken
bring him trial thereon at this present term, deponen
verify believes that said Whiting Is desiouS 10 screen said
Verren from Justice and tha, he will bring trial
this ,e unless under the order of the Coo but connv
ing with said Nerren, in order 10 get him discharged, &c
The Recorder stated that the Court would that the
Of Mr.. Veren would DC brought the proper time,
the affidavit was ordered on tile
ANOTHER TRIAL. FOR observation-disclosures c. Burns im
pleaded with John Taylor and Thomas Wray, alias Fitz
gerald, tried fora burglary the Sd degree in break
ing into the of John LtelI and stealing harness sad
dery trunks &c of the value $l52 25 the night fthe
18th or 18th of June last, The entered through
The back window-and most OF the goods were found in
small store in Houston st, which the prisoner found
tending and Offering sell the varons articles TO the
ers, knowing them. Under pretence of getting his
breakfast he without his coat, and did rot return;
but afterwards arrested He said he tended the shop
for others Mrs Burns depoed that prisoner soi his
washing done by her. and he was paid S7 week TO tend
being Tie wife or witness Burns; but it proved by
ckenna that prisoner and Mrs Burns passed as hus
band and wife, and occupied the if married
people. The prisoner proved good previous character
for honesty and ndustry- and ,a, Taylor and Wray
went after bin to Lire him Counsellor Shalcr defended
the prisoner, and the jury found him not guilty.
There beipg other ready for trial, the Court sd
ourned II O'Clock Tuesday.
Police OFrIcE.---SUPPosED THEFT OF A
GoRD Officer Joseph and Mr.. Ruckel. late Depu
y Keeper OF the PcnicnaIy, arresteda coloed man
samsel Wood Centre street suspicion of his av-
ing stolen gold watch worth $780, which hc was flaming
about popoes plaAnes. He was committed to await
| tle apledraiiCeo o df oNhei.
ARREST OF A FUGITIVE FROM PRIsoN-A fugitive from
the Pen,eniary on Blackwe's Island, named Patrick Fa
men, was arrested by The officers aad returned the
island whence he had escaped, TO complete hi,
! term OF imprisonment
STATE Prison STATlsrIcs.-Nir Deputy Sheriff Smith
informs us that there discharged the past month il
convc,s the Sing Sing State Prison. by the expiration
OF their sen,encesand that there remaned in the prison
Saturday 74l men and Al woinen- Sl2 The con-
victs generally were very healthy
! DISCHARGED ON HABEAs CoRPuS-On Saturday evening
James EgertoH who was committed some ten days since
for burglary and theft breaking into store and stealing
q large ouan,ily OF clothing of the stolen being
found on his back aud who refused 10 be baied by
The Police Magistrate was taken before Judge LYNCH
a writ of iiabeaS Corpusadmied TO bail In $500, and dis
/ charged from, prison
/ CoRoNER's OFFICE -DEATH FROM INTEMPER-
AScE AND EXposuRe--The Coroner yesterday held an
inquest al the Aims House in the Park, the body OF
unknown woman aged about so, supposed to be native
of Ireland The deceased was seen Sunday night be-
tween IL and y O'Clock, much nloxicaed sitting OH els
Water s,reetSnd soon after rising staggered to the
platform before the No. u Catherine Slip where she
SAT down small recess and where she found dead
this morning in edenary posture, leaning against the SIDE
of the recess. DR.. w. s. Tompkins made post
examinations and verdict death from Htemperance and
exposure.
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