New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-18
CITY NTELLIGE nee.

LAWYERS DIAnY.-Ihis Dav, November B.
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Nos 81 o. p. rs 81. 90 50 n "a a
81 81, 49, ], AZ 9, 10, - 5 is, a. 49, a. r.
THURSDAY, Nov. IT.
US. DISTRICT CoURT.-In Bankruptcy-Be
fore Judge Bets.
Drcsross-Ebene<er JesSup.-Ohectons bad been mad
to final discharge, and proof was TAKEN TL Conr, 81
ted that the objections did appear to be supported
Objections overruled with costs TO be taxed and ,nef
| in schedule TO opposing creditor
| John d. q a. It. Observation-Disclosures had been mad
by Mr. Farmer that debt of g. 400 due to him was no
mentioned IN schedules that large debt said 10 be due b
Peuuooers 10 their mother false she being silen
parscr also that property had been concealed &c. Th
court stalled that the law considered the schedule in bank
fup'cy, made under OATH 10 be- prma acie evidence of til
SITUATION OF the bankrupt and could only be disturbed b.
proof TO the contrary. The proof IN the present case
seemed rather to mpeach an answer than the schedule
seli The evidence is not sufficient prevent decree
Objections overruled with Mr.. Farmer but 10 be
sci OH in schednehe opposing creditors being liberty
to use the testimony already taken should they see III 10 ~
terposc objections. to final discharge.
Samuel f. Robinson 1t is contended that houc a3c
o at Brooklyn, IN which the petitioner and bis family
side, was bought by him, but Improperly made over TO IN
wife and daughter; that he principal owner Of the b.
Sycamore, &c aud that they should have been placed In
bis schedule as portion of his Tic objections 20
decree the Court observed, would not be considered ~
closely they would be- when discharge is asked for
Ihe tltc OF petitioner In the property alluded had posse
from him. and be was not bound place bis schedule
The wife, moreover, states willingness give up her
claim in the Brooklyn property The creditors Obec-
tons oveTuled, aud decree allowed, conditioned that The
objections may be renewed il the creditors sec h and that
the testimony already taken be used in evidence.
SUPERIOR COURT dmun1 Val VS. Daniel
Connoy-The plaintiff and bis having disagreement
the former left his home-No. 50 Notwithstanding w.
sought protection OF her brother The defendant residing
Cana-street The present is action of repleyn 10 re-
cover lot oil furniture removed from plaintiffs house 10
building IN Orange.seet The defendant gave orders 10
the carman TO remove the furniture bu, Mrs Wall pie
SENT experimenting its removal The defendant contends
tnat the WIFE, and he caused the furniture to be r.
moSed The Court charged that although husband con
roed the property his house. yet per son removing
such by direction of bis wife, unless ordered 10 the contrary
could not be held liable the wife also possessed rights
ma influence which gave authority the parties acting
The husband has already received back the furniture and
the jury found for plaintiff about dividing the costs
COURT OF SESSIONS Before the Recorder and
Judge lynch.
TRIAL FoR FALSE PRETENcEs REsuMEp-Thc trial Of
John ~ feeling, on indictment for obtaining goods
from MesTs Blaichord Samson By false pretcnce was
resumed.
Moses n. Nichols was called and his cross examination
continued He deposed that defendant told Kim in 1870
that his fathcrnlaw had given him 900 fol- his Pennsy
'aha property lie went out 10 his atherin laws late ia
the spng or beginning of summer of la4O get funds
he told me. am positive he told that he had made ar
engagements with Mr.. Fowler, Prcsden, of the Highland
bauk 10 get dscoun ted that his ather-n.aw had
gwen or was about TO give him; and when he returned
rom his fatheriuaws, he had large quantity of nncur
ent money-about $l,00o-whch he said Mr. Fowler had
feh MN lor us athern.laws note which the latter had
Ven him Tor his Pennsylvania property He told me he
ad sold that property to his athen.law who had wen
i1 600 for his interest With part of that money he paid
hased in 1885, The bii snsh OR goods he had pur.
ositire it so much The residue OF the money was
within week distributed in the payment OF different &C
cunts or notes Threefths of the 500 which gave
notes for TO Mr. yelling after buying him out, Except oce
18th which paid in CASH. paid merchants and Others
n Newburg 10 whom Mr.. yelling indebted, and 10
ghom he had given those notes. Mr. Yelling, after March
$780, paid 5000 $1,000 Of his debts never threat
ened Mr.. yelling that would send him 10 State Prison.
never made OF any threats.
due from yelling 10 myself and others The house Mr'
yelling lived in al Ne"burg was owned by his ialhern
law he paid for it that know Oh never hearo MS
say he would give him the house, or ntenoeo
to do so.
s NJ Bla1chford recalled have examined my books,
and find that yelling paid S55 this bill in December
ls4O The note for $3.50 s. given on the 18th October i6i
by Yelling was for the bill OF goods sold slm ID arco
When that note became due on the l4th December, wei
ling was the and said he could not ee Tue o'
then made arrangements TO extend H. The bli OF s9 %
49,
paid S55 on the account which left BALANCE OF S'49 90
which was divided into notes, which have never been
paid and which are lying in the Highland Bank, al
Newburg, under protest
The prosecution here rested and Mr. Jordan opened The
case for the defendant; after which, and before any test
ony produced on behalf OF the accused Tue court GU
ourned to Monday, II A. NJ.
Po1IcE OFF1CE,-STEALING A Cow.-Patrck
King was arrested IN the driving of COW worth SD
from the dock foot Of Chambersrcet the property OF o-
siah H. Merritt He committed to answer.
PlcxpocKET.-A man named William H. booni' dndS
Boomer, arrested for picking The pocket haPh"e'
Schoyer, l2S Broadway, while at an auction In broadwny
to-day. The pocke;book contained no money put pr
missory note for SET So which he was seen to throw uaei
a sofa, when he was secured and sent 10 prison
STEALING CoATJohn Samson was arrested and com com
united for stealing pot-cloth coat wcrth - o' o
Cook Of IS Forsytb-street on the 18th inst
CoRoNER's OFFIcE.-DEATH FROM DISEASE OF
THE HEART-Tbe Coroner held an inquest on eucS,as
night 1876 Second.seet Oil the body OF oai heafed'
native of Connecticut aged ST. merchant doing business
at ISL Water-street The deceased had bsc troubled VIII
violent paptntien of the heart for which he took medi
cine on Wednesday morning and went down 10 MS sioe
There about O'Clock, as he sat at his dek "rluns W
head suddenly fell forwards and on being taken no oil az
most instantly expired Verdict came 10 Dis utdl oy u's
OF the heart
DISEASE OF THE HEART.-The Coroner also held an IN
quest at the residence OF the deceased, NO 81 ddi
son.s,reet on the body of Mary Wood, native OF hasa
chuset,s aged years The deceased bad been suhec
for some time to attacks of pain in The side, difficulty
breathing &C. which always greatly increased oy eH
eren and having retired 10 bed vel! usual at 10 o.
clock on Wednesday ht found dead IN her BED hi
morning. Verdicl-di.d e dis OF tie heart
TThc New.Korh Weekly Tribune Tor 10
present week contains Gen. HAMiLroSs LETTER 10 VI
Ron JOHN c. CALHOUN the condition OF Ataerlcn Cred
in Enrooe and the indispensable necessity OF doing some
thin. 10 meet the alarming crisis Two Lectures oil Dr.
Augustine Smith on Geology; Editorials on The State
New.york, the Result OF the Election, the Effect oil III
Tariff &c kc. &C. Governor Stewards Opinion 10 The Gas