New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24
S,rrsp,r. July ~

charge. Decree oil discharge denied ,
Peter H. DreyerThe petitioner, IN tsofu'F! anu 'P'
1872 made preferential payments 70 TWO persons io'
II his employ which mad been rendered within SIX
months, and on the 9th December ISL paid Prouissor
note 10 P Trecsrt which had not beeu given IN the usual
cours. OF business but while petitioner was EsclSea D
cree Of discharge denied with liberty however TO Fene"
application on further proof the assent OF majority o
creditors.
.4nhony Dey-The creditor of petitioner is compe-
p, witness Exceptions to the decision Of the Comms-
soner overulins objections further proc: dssalowed
Benz j. Deftor.-The proceedings sSeins the aebterby
the creditors Irregular taking decree OF bankrupt
c by default Ordered that the decree BE- vacated ad set
aside and unless the creditor take reference and proof with
in days the debtor have leave to move dismissal Of the
case
Thomas j. DrfnEer.-Ilr. a. rsnelct noi being
party interest authorised oppose the bankrupt the
der filed by him oyerrued and dssallowed. Exceptions
to the objections of the administrators Of the estate Of Henry
l. Knapp ovsr..,cd
michael KerisGn-In OF compulsory proceeding,
WHERE ,hs allegations are Denied by the debtor, it necessary
for the creditors TO proof Ordered that the creditors
proceed 10 produce testimony
The ALLEGED MURDER IN ScoTlASp.-On Friday the
decision of Mr. Rapee transmitted Washington AID
the prisoner csnded await order from the Executive
for her surrender the British authorities On Saturday
petition for writ Of habeas corpus was presented TO the
Recorder by Mr. Thomas Warner counsel for the accused
in which stated .roiS other POINTS that t- Treaty
according 10 the requirements OF the Constitution aud the
laws must b. sanctioned by Congress before it have
effect aud tina, the prisoner npropery detained pays
that the T. s Marshall the Sheriff of the county, the
keeper of the Eldrids prison be required show
cause why they hold the said Christina Cochran Gilmors
s custody The Recorder granted the writ to be stuna
bic on Wednesday
Mr. Warner also proceeded to Washington Saturday
with petition President, requesting stay OF proceed
nrs Ill counsel can be heard 1t denies the jurisdiction Of
the L.. S. Commissioner, and that the examination
should have been held before Judge Of Court OF Record
so as to afford opportunity for appeal The position also
taken that the Treaty Of those required by law TO be
ratified BY that regular demand has been
made BY the British Government for the surrender ot the
prisoner; and that the Commissioner, the examination
admitted testimony which Illegal aud rejected other
that exculpatory TO the prisoner
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Belore a full bench.
The People Of The Stce Of NswYork, er rel Hastings
Monmouth b. Hart, sheriff, fc-orierea that the re'
spondent till the o9h Inst which to ques
tions propounded III this cause
POLICE OrrIcE.-SrEALISG MONEY FROM SAL
LoR.-Las, night as seaman named Charles Augustus,
boarding the Sailors Home in Cherry street was pass
lnc along Orange street, fra emaelnamed tIma Moore
threw her around his neck aud with the other stole from
his pocket handkerchief containing Sl5 and fled. He
pursued and caught her, when she cried ont TO one OF he
buies to come her assistance and whom she handed
/
latter who struck him blow, but still retained
the sailors grasp until second bulley asaled the
who then cried for the watch who and arrested the
rirshe was lodged in the wachhouse About $50 Of the
money recovered of those whom had been dIst
butsd, and to-day the girl was committed TO prison
ATTEMPT TO PASS BAD BHL.-A female who gave the
name Of Emene Howe bn whose real name said to be
Ad.lne Stewart OF tainted character offered this morning
the of Ben Chambers, No. 392 Pearl Street
broken bank bill Of the Farmers Bank of Caaraugus Co..
and being informed bad went away She then offered
H., 1,lyah h tho Enh.r
No ll0 Pearl street. where she advised of its bad cha
r,cter when Mr.. Chambers coming in and informing Mr.
Patrick that she had offered the bill to him, they arrested
and took her the Police, whenc. she prison.
DIsoRpERLY HousE.-Dlnisl Sullivan arrested for
keepn. disordery house at No u Anthony street, and
held TO bail in $500 to answer.
ARREST OF AN ESCAPED CoSvrCr.-John Frazier who
short time escaped from the Penitentiay where he
had been sentenced for months arrested to-day and
returned to the prison TO finish his term
UPPER Police OrFIcE.-SrEALING Door MATS.
This morning man named Patrick Smith stole sheep
skin mats worth So, from before the door OF Mr. Chates
Edmonds, No IS Barrow street, but was seen by The sefy
GIRL who followed him the Sixth avenue near Fourth
where she caused him To be arrested and taken TO the
office where he was committed TO prison
CoRoNER's OFFICE.-FouND DRowNED.-The
Coroner last night held inquest at the of West
and Warren streets, the body of unknown aged
about 80 who found in the North River between Muir
ray and Warren The deceased abou; feet
inches in hight of slender make, and was clad fusan
roundabout dark 5attnet pantaCons and slippers
Verdict, found drowned.
SUNDAY, July 23
Police OFFTcE.-STEALTNG FROM Dry GOODS
SroRE.-Oa Saturday night men named Peter Crowley
and John Anderson the Of Messrs c. s A.
c. POillon, No. 81 Catherine and stole 30 pieces of
grass cloth worth $50 They commit the rob.
berry, arrested, taken TO prison and fully committed
a DARING CASE OF rHEFr.-Oicer Prince John Davis,
on Saturday nlght, arrested named James Gagal
alias Hammond for having the lith Of this month OBJ
tanned from the Of Mr. Sidney b. Young No l3 Ca
nal street aud 81 yards Of cloth together worth SIS
oil l1tY.r
temporarily absent from his premises went there and
induced lad named William Badean who left in
charge TO deliver the goods him. stating that Mr. Young
had sent him for the and took them Off The officer
arrested him from the boys descriptions aud as he acknow
ledged his guilt in the he is fulIy committed 10 pr
son TO answer the charge.
CoRoNER's OFFIcE-A CnILD KILLED BY A
FALi-The Coroner this morning held inquest in the
Grand Jury Of the Halls of Justice Centre street on
th- body OF child two old the infant of Michael
Wymes Of No % Mulberry who fell from ths
door soop this afternoon sharp iron picket Of the adj
joining railing, which entered the skull acturins TO
the extent OF three inches extending the occpit,
bone and acearing the brain TIE child fingered ill last
evening" when death terminated lis nterngs Drs IIosack
and George Wilks attended the child Verdict in accord
with the facts.
CHILD FOUND sNx.-The coroner also held an
inquest on the body child found sink No Leon
ard married NAMED Olivia Bsrg is sup.
posed to De the moher and II penaurey delivered
After II taken from the sink conveyed to the dead
house aud an inquest held Physicians examined and
were oi opilon uiit u stubborn There
dence ss to who the mother aad the verdict that
the infant was still.bor
HosrLlTIEs COMMENCED IN THE INDIAN CouN.
rRY.-The st. Louis New Era of the 18th, saws
We have been permitted to see letter from the
United States Blacksmith at Willow Creek,
(Pawnee country, to his friend in this city, dat
ed on the 29th June, giving an account of the
murders committed by the Sioux Indians upon
the Pawnees. and upon the wife of the Black.