New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06
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Benj. J Denton, merchant. N. Y.-CompGlSory.
Lewis 6. Irving, merchant, Yonkers.
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THURSDAY, JAM 5.
U. S. DisrRlcT CoURr.-In Bankruptcy-Be
| fore Judge Bets.
Creditors vs. gqrney Corse-Tis is the third trial the
question whether Mr., Corse had admitted bis schedule
in bankruptcy a fals- and fictitious debtn The COM
pain stated owing Israel Corse,
on bond aud mortgage, $4,000, whch bond had been
transferred his broern law, Dir Thorne &c On the
first Trial the iuy could agree On the second,
die, rendered against hta, but trial granted
The ground that the testimony OF Mrs Corse (@idow OF Is
rae had been admitted, which Irrelevant. T- Court
the present trial, charged that The jury r!S determine
rom lIe evidence whether israel really money
Barney improve estate, couenng himself with the
bond and mortgage whether carney merely acted as
| agent. verdict viii be render, d tomorrow
CIRCUIT CogRT-Before Judge hent.-Sta(-
tord Soi : o. VS.. L. He5b.-The parties ex,en-
sive four dealers in this city, The firm Standard, Cham
5erlan Co., al Akron, Ohio, ardcd to deindan, eco
Our he having previously advanced $1,000 iae
house. The plaintiffs claimed TO nave made agreemen;
with :. C. K Co. that all the -four manufactured their
mill should be sent them that they Ead made advances
f,r that purpose during the year 20 The amount OF nearly
s1o,CoO and tlat $3.50 still due 10 them. They
peviaed The Ju, and bring action TO test the owner
ship. Considerable testimony presented. verdict
will be rendered 10 morrow morning.
COMMON PLEAs--Before Judge Inglis.-AJra-
lam e. Daris etaL vs. Ei-aJeth Smith, ct ai-This case
was tried before, when the jury cond not agree. The
plaintiffs -four merchants in South street and supplied
Abel Smith, who kept bakery Cherry street.
with -four. failed, owing hen of S2ooO Mrs
Smith, Abel md brother Samuel lived
with him. The motier has Little properly the
present action against the thee for the recovery OF the
of the Doie the ground that the mother ard Sa
mucl were joint partners OF Abel This dened and con-
siderable testimony prescned i'll support o and aga!ns
the charge. The is still On.
POLICE OFFICE Charge Of Bigamy.-A fe-
male named Nancy Ann Conklin charge
OF Bigamy.
Chargeef Stealing CloGting.-0n wednesday nigh, OF
6cer Bowysr colored in Leonard ST near Elm
with cloth Cloak on, who avoided Lin., when Bowyer
cizd him and they both fell the colored nan losing bis
Csak, and leaving his hat with Cap in it-got Up and
lied. Bowyer pursued but The fellow escaped, leaving the
Coax Hat and Cap tie possession of The Officer This
mornug Officer Sparks he Cap and denlhcd as be-
longing 70 colored man named CayiA :e waon! ne ar
rested and locked pp Joseph Cur is OF 81
rhompsonst made affidavit that the Cloak with aooher
Cloak and Coat worth together 7, We're stolen from his
prerl:es last evening.
CoRoNER's OFFIcE-intemperGnce and EIpo-
se-The Coroner held an inquest at hi: osce-tIas oi
Justice-on the body of female called Catherine
native OF Ireland aged about So Verdict, death from l-
n!emperance and exposure.
(Deterred.).. WEDNESDAY, Jan.4
BOARD OF ALDERMES.-The Board met at
O'clock Present the President and all The members.
The minutes OF the last meeting read and approved
MAYORS fEToA message was received from tie Aayof,
returning, with lis objections, the ordnance adopted by
the Common Coanc for cleaning the streets OF The City
by contract.
Aaoher message was received rors the Mayor, recon-
nending that Peter Hasbrouck be paid $685. wages due
him by Charles Graham, r., contractor on the Filth
Avenue Referred.
Invitation visit the exhibition OF the Life OF Christ al
the Granie Buildings Accepted.
PETITIONS PRESENTED AsD REFERGED.-of Clark'on
Dye and $50 Others, for ordinance prohibit by suit
able penalties the turning Old and WORKOUT horses
into the and commons die By starvation aud cold
OF American Institute, for lease occupied by them
OF John Anderson for Injuries received
OF John Mcintyre and osbers for Hose Company III oh
O Christian KhcG herepad money he paid for
license porter house. hic license never granted
OF members OF Engne Co. No. !, or new Eusnc vi
Margaret Leulz Tor donaon account OF her husoand
having been killed the public works OF undry per-
ssns Tor Of relief from For tagging 5
street between avenues and D. Against constructing
sewer in Thaules-tt.
REPORTS sApoprED-Advcrs~ to altering basement of
The Aims House IN favor al Tenbur>ng James Barser
Si51 or damage done to his Washington Market
Slip by distractions therein, and ordering The same 10 Dc
removed In favor of granting permission 10 o. orap'
lessee OF Whitehall Sip drive piles therein or The ac
commodaoa an4 safety OF Staten Island ferry boats IN
favor Of granting Chas Thomas renewal OF lease of
berhs for floating baths Castle Garden for FIVE years at
$500 year. In paying William Baird the cssts OF
suit broug against him Corporation officer, by JOIN
Armstrong, in the Common Pleas and carried TO The su
preme Court the amount OF costs &c being SITS li1os'.
In CT the ,ayors granting lcerses j. McCaoe ana
others carry small parcels wagons, ith ordnance
Laid The table be pr:ted. Il favor OF the CoHils-
soners the Aims House paying Robert Stewart expenses
incurred by him keeper Ct The Upper Police Once ce
Laid the table IN favor ofconsructing cer!s of tS
Market and Rsuse of Detention Harlem, 10 be baiit p
contract In favor amending the map Of the Cry anu
closing lih stree; between the Bowery and Broadway
Alderman Davies presented communication ftoni COM
mitlee OF citizens OF the Counties the HucSon fi'er
lately assembled Poughkeepe for The construction OF
railroad from this cityto Albany aoag said river coni'en-
inr sad road the favorable consideration of the Common
Council and asking their cooperation aid in the pre-
mses-Read and referred Aldermen Davies, Purdy and
Gedney.
REsoIuT1oSs.-By AID Cro!ius, tor the Comaiitee on
Police Watch and Prison e1anue and iaqnire INTO TIE
mode Of proceedings and general rules and regulations ID
brSioess at the Police Ofice.-Adop;ed.
By AID Hatfield for donation of 81 900 to the Fire Ce
partmen, OF The Ci!y.-adop,ed
Bv Aid Balls for increasing the number OF watch posts
in the First DISTRICT OF the City, Referred.
BY Aid Caruau FOR causing all the hegs running at large
in the City to be taken up and applied to the use CT me
Alrns House.-Referred. c.- :,
sy AID Purdy, for application 70 the Legislature lcF
law restoring the Auction duties &c The Treasury OF he e
| Adopted
By the aue for The sae OF such public property OF ise
City by suction as Ho, required for tie rs OF The Cy
The projects be applied toward the cxiingunrieh' o.
| the Croton Aqaedlc CT debI-IseieTred.