New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
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MAYOR S OfFlCE.-ABDtCTl0S OF N1RS MIL
LER-Thc complaint against Brewn made by Dir.
Blackwell an uncle OF Mcs Miller, who has taken through.
ont lively interest in her welfare The heirs OF Mr. Wells
DO not appear have publicly moved in the matter al
beugh no doubt, anxious for the safety and webeing OF
their relative On Saturday evening The Mayor gave his
decision which he refuses 10 release Brown al present
or even 10 admit him TO bail. Mr.. and Mrs Miller, AFTER
euving NewYork known TO have got out OF the car
rnce at Hackenssck and have taken The Railroad. Let
ers are said have been received from Mrs. Miller in
which she expresses herself happy in her reunion with her
husband and pleased at her journey. Mich doubt how
ever appears connected with the whole scon which
our CITY authorities are determined, if possible fully u
solve.
BOARD OF Observation-Disclosures Balls IN
the Char-The Committee to whom was referred the
bill of Matthew Patterson, Esq, reported in favor of al
lowing sc for taxed costs $500 each counsel
fees TO MeSs Patterson and OConnor. Alter debate the
subec, was referred back to the Committee Some bills
were ordered be paid and others referred with power
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouKT-lN BANK
xurrcY.-Beore Judge Belts
DECISIONS Barney Corse.-ANer The trial by Jury the
creditors obtained decree disaowng the discharge OF the
petitioner. The latter subsequently, peitisned anew Mo-
,ion is made fer an attachment compel the payment OF
taxed costs also TO stay proceedings on the second Pc
,ion till the paid The Court decided that The
Hules in Bankruptcy the as those In Ch,ncery
The creditors did ask for The Insertion OF costs IN decree
Scudd.r. Hicor & Osdcn-Couipusory petition was
flied and Injunction allowed. The debtors, under OATH
deny the declaration of the creditors Doubt existed before
the Commissioner whether proof devolved upon the cred
tor or debtor The Court decided that the pro6and
in cases in in,itum falls upon the creditor
Daniel Youag5Thc petitioner confessed judgement Tor
s55o Charles Ro the day after judgement had been
ohaine3 arains, him in A contested The Court de-
cded this to be preferential security He also inserted
false and fictitious debt" of $500 in his schedule Decree
of discharge denied, with costs to be taxed
Foreign Creditors In reply TO question aS 10 what
would be the proper course to be pursued o. cred'os
abroad in proving their debts The Court stated tia, on
plication would issue dedmuS pfossfGfem 10 Us 10
enah'e them 10 do So
COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge lnglis.
DECISIONS John ". Hoctmdn ct ol, piiam Hook
case where the barge Shakespeare was run down
andtsunk and but s. damages awarded 10y Jary Neract
confirmed provided the defendant RENTS his COSTS other
wise, trial ordered.
Israel Koib u.s. Stephen Farnr.-Acton Tor SANDER
yerdirt fur defendant on demurrer, liberty plaintiff
to amend
Da,,id H. Robertson, Executor &c. u.s. Jcfefson 6'o'rn
ct al-Aclion of Repesn. Nonsui set aside, and ne"
trial ordered
Alexander Dearborn rs. john Fry-ReiatVe 70 ie''ns
nremses al the corner of Norfolk and Broomerees Ap-
peal dismissed.
Co,nelius Banta u.s. Patrick Callahan. On The war
ra,,e cf horse Nonsnit had been allowed. New trial
granted.
Gerard w. Morris Us Conrad a Ten Eyes.-Ac'ion for
costs New trial ordered.
James 4. Spillet Us. joseph soHvena-On judg ,ment
~ The Marine Conrt which had been assigned Judgement.
Tor the plaintiff on demurrer with liberty 10 the defendant
10 amend.
Henry Seirieye, vs. e NOltsniu, ct at-0n the report OF
referees the proceeds OF cotton which had been
picked up Report Oh referees set ASIDE " he"
trial ordered
CIRCUIT CouRT-Before Judge Kent.
Suvdau. Sage s Co. Us. Hra.. u. Hotehtiss The
oalufs nad agreed with defendant Ia mer al IToyl TO
grind over lot OF hour and mi, 1t with sour from nc"
nueat Th aIer got ic6, bos hcur, ~Alch hr never
selurnea and pllr,is They now bring action
Verdict Ior plant Il yaluius The property AT - SoS o.
POLICE OEElCE.-LARcENIES.-l Moran
was arrested mniue,i Tor stealing cloth, &c worm
$40 from /. Zen, OF .9i4 Grantsueet
Charles Williams coored, caught anu committed ier
stealing an eyercoat worth S. iron iaA Donovan Nc
~ Na>ningt IN street
CAUGHT ~ THE rRsIR OWN TRAp-Two mula,to girls
naur, Saras Brown and Amelia Wasnan on sricay nlstI
accosed Oces Baker md Sosel-y al The corner OF rafA
Place and Broadway, ami ASKED them 10 go bonic Wi"
Them 10 house Reade.s,ree The officers went, and
.p,rue room. found coored man named Joseph Holden
concealed pantry attached 10 the roon, reacy 10 steal
from The incomvIs. Ihe hcers arrested the wan and Tic
,so wou,c ard tsuay the three we're sent e Tie feteo
; aS yaprans-he females for months and the male
Tor 80 days
CoRoSsR's OrFlcE.-FousD DKowSED.-An
Inquest was held to-day, by Alderman Haiheid, at No
rs, yj,,,r,sl on the body OF an EnAno"n N IN aged
~ 4, war, who was found lying al cob tide Oh The mad
-, ,. .ocs The deceased had been 10 Inc waller oaiy
Short lime. and il appeared from Tie marks on ht bottom
dial he had >srngged hsr' TO exuicais nhe, he Sa
~ m ln, c,ol,, pantalosrs, green baze euniabou red
t,,o,I >br, am. lhck cloth csercoat Nefieseeiueh'
| atty drowned. 80
A. AL nv
,,y AT In. corner OF North Mooc aad "st'stfeei' oi
the body OF Louis Cas.r eo.ored man. aged ss' iaa''
OF the West Indies who resided al 10 L-onardsfee an.
la,,srly appeared be he Nas seen as' en
day. cnd this morning eund in The dock al 'hs loo.
1 Beaei-,irec; coat ani cloak and empty oo'ue 'a