New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16
CITY INrELL1GENcE.
Tura.n.r June

II. s. DISTRICT CouRT.-Before Judge betts.
Drc,.ro.s ~ B..KRurrcr.-.4aron .ibrahGms.-lhe
Cont said on previous motion the petitioner vas ao"e
10 amend aad set forth particular kind OF money "e
bs ALLEGED to have had stolen from him. liz mas done So
and asserts that he los, his pockstbook IN the CIT, Oh
deIpha containing the CT 5000 be SAYS Ne 1851 'Ae
money on the 9th of May. LaSack SAYS he Called a. MS
in Maiden Line about the middle OF April anu So V"'
,ysed loss as baync happened before that tine ne es'
or Cbri,.elleI is thar poserio the time the loss oc
cured the psttioner showed him $1,000 OF money IN bils
1ror the evidence before perceive thai the pet.ohsf
has 10, made an accurate inventory but has wliiiuiy "o
held large amount OF money; aud accordingly MS
Tor decree Is denied r. however the petitioner can Inei
proofs forying his petition the Court on proper sfe
non, Will allow HIM TO proceed AGAIN .,-,...,,
I6onqrd BosrpickA Heath objected to The oiscnase'
of ,,fsreptal payments on securities. The Court
SAID the opposition appears TO be unfoundtd IN a"' ana e
directions are dismissed with against the opposing
creditors.
p,t,r p Bciley-objecons iu,srposed that the
bokup, had rauaulent contracted tie debt ard therefore
was not entitled TO discharge The Cour, thinks the mean
ing the act as fraud limits II TO cases oil iraud
with the proceedings under the bankrupt act Objections
oyerruled.
Enosle, TayorThs petitioner forth an assignment
~ John T Adams in May 1871. securing preferences 10 Va
ou descriptions of creditors and then uerio pro rata
distribution among residue Of his creditors Tie Court
in i,s decision concludes My OPINION Accordingly
that preference having been given BY the bankrupt since
july 1871 obtain his discharge with the assent o
majority Of his creditors specified in his schedule and sueh
Others may in and prove ,hemsevsa creditors WHO
have not been preferred ! willing, however that the
bankrupt, should have the opinion the Circuit judge ana
Consequent, the is adjourned to that Court
.Joratlqn Litle.-Th4 same ell the objections
John Smphen.-Tle bankrupt being voluntary pet
TONER claims his certificate notwithstanding he has mace
preferences prohibited the second section OF the act be-
cause majority interest Of his creditors not preferred nave
ssened to his discharge Labron aud Ives two Of his cred
i,ors take exceptions the competency Of judgement cred
itors representing one Of largest debts 10 give such as
sent because the judgement rauiuley confessed TO
them BY the bankrupt aud because the debt has net been
proved pursuant the provisions Of the act Ordered that
the creditor take reference Commissioner upon the
exceptions and proceed proof support OF the allegation
If be proved that this Is spurious debt shall not allow
it TO be admitted the computation in relation TO the assent
Of the majority TO discharge.
JCIlEcm G.. Biso,afeld.-The testimony creates donbt
whether or ihere belonging 10 the bankrupt
which he has not his schedule but the proof not
decisive shall therefore permit the decree of Bankruptcy
10 entered allowing the creditors the proofs should
they oppose the discharge
Israel Kinsmsn.-The petitioner has shown sufficient
residence in Newly or enttlc him petition Whether
he an honorable dshonoabe bankrupt affect
the petition decree If objections nterposed TO
discharge, the proofs already taken TO be used
Emory {. LesdS.-Mouon made to compel the gene.
raj assignee give up the personal assignment made him.
and distribute under decree in bankruptcy to those
who have proved their debts. The Court reserved de-
cision ill farther argument
Court OF SEssIoNs.-Before the Recorder and
Aldermen artin and Scoes; James r. Whiting, District
Attorney
Fryt6-Israe Kash,w for technical assault and battery
on Sarah Schwackhofr bying been permitted TO put IN a
davts showing the character of the Transactions was fined
six cents.
Foerr1rrpys-Stcphen Couroy, William Darling,
Patrick Roach Michel Higgins, James Murphy, indicted
for petit larceny did not appear and their reco5asces were
forfeited.
Pr, OF GurLrY.-Mtchel Charity convicted BY con-
essou of grand larceny having pleaded guilty thereto aud
also guilty Of burglary in the Sd degree another
dctmcnt sentenced the Stale Prison for years
wears each conviction
! pIscH.RGEp.-wlInam John cncrIsiu,
colorcd ho charged with malicious respass
stripping the bark off several ornamental trees between 6Si
and 18th streets discharged from custody the Grand
Jury having dismissed the complaint aganst them.
TRIAL SELLING LOTTERY TrcKG1s.-The trial Of
Joseph Hough for rnsdemeanor in selling lottery ticket
in November last TO Alpeus R. Turner resumed, and
after rw explanatory remarks of said Turner regard
his testimony intending part Of given the
Herald, which he said published wrong Mir. Dutcer
opened eloquent speech the part defence ana then
called his witnesses.
Benjamin f. Manere, swom-Was engaged in the Office
of Mr. Hough iii November last: there another clerk
there also thinks he did sell the ticket which the in
dictnet iound; positiyely his impress
there in the office tickets Of similar numbers to
the above Office; at least; have remembrance
OF seeing Mr.. Tuner Ii the office.
Stephen II Knapp, also clerk in November for Mr..
Hough said kept the registry of tickets have no ecc
lection Of selling the ticket questions think sold no
tickets tat days locked the register and such
ticket as the onY III question registered; did sell the
ticke, III question 10 Slr Turner.
A r Turner, recalled by NJ Dutcher-I did not make
complaints en- all the tickets purchased; have Ct
them at home now Oae drew small prize got it caslied
at place where they rather shy of selling and with
the proceeds purchased another ticket pledged Tvs tickets
TO person 10 raise some funds MI butcher summed up
very ably for defence; and the District Attorney in mos,
powerful speech oE the prosecution The Recorder charged
the jury who brought five minutes verd CT Of guilty
ASSAULT AND BATTERY, WITH lsTEsr TO KfLL.-Da.
vid Mackenzie tried for assault, and battery with
intent xii! his wife, sIvs OF the corner Of lo, avenue
and 10th street the 10Th Nav last by cutting her throat
with razor or other sharp instrument greatly endaa
ger her le-and then also partially cutting his own throat
Samuel Jackson. who occupied the the base
ment wherein Mackenzie and wife lived depose that he
alarmed by The cries of The about o'clock night
ana gGns dow" discovered the woman coming SCREAMING.
with the blood running from her throat She saw Jackson
ara turned back TO her room where prisoner hen sh
said 10 Jackson how that has cut nv throat PRS.
one replied, " have cut also and all blood
The woman was taken up into Nh Jackson erd Dr. Chee,-
ham sent Tor who stopped The blood ard seved up dress
ed the wound Watchnian West called IN. who took
the Prseaer 10 the wachhouse On thu way ithsr he was
asked why ne did IL He .ered tIa, he was sbopt IN .,y
the world and wished to take his wife with him.
Dr. Cheetham testified his being called on and sewing
up and dressing the wound which he as dangerous
AID she nearly exhausted with Tess blood Mrs Macseu
zi- testified 10 her husband drinking occasionally 10 xce.
and when IN that that he cross aed
He came home nebfiated that evening for which she cod
ed him. That IN an hour and half afterwards she went 10
bed ana he also cane when he cut her throat stat
nd; and when she and out he cut his own She
said they had had children OF whom had died abou,
weeks preTously-5 still surviving. Her husband before
marriage had been badly injured b, falling from mas, mon
ms head and that afterwards he had Inflammation Of the
BRAIN ten days Caused by atemp-ance. The jury found III,
accused guilty and he reanded prison for sentence
on Friday next.
Adjourned 10 II o'clock tomorrow.