New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
SATURDAY. JUIF -
VICE CuAycELLoK's CoyRr.-Before Vice

SATURDAY, jury -
VICE CnwcELIoK's CovRr.-BeJore Vice
Chancellor M'Coun
Dcrid LeGrih recefrsr, &c. rs. Riehard NJ bisfe"-
ori ,Jshr e. Graham and Le'ciS Curtis, trustees &c
This was an application alluded TO on Saturday requesting
that about - 900 COO worth Of bort< and mortgages is
,-rs,I III. Trustees under the million and half million
,bs ,,y,nen Of tie bonds OF the company
ia, ,rount nzy,ble in 1875 ard $40 BE- placed IN the
,,J< Of Mr. John l. Palmer, President OF the Merchants
B,.. ,,fola, been appointed special recsi'ef
Mr. t;sorre " ood concluded the argument The alesi
r te art Of the receiver, who pur?ots t" act of 'e
sppr, creditors is thar the trust Is void having oeeh .'
70 secure deb; M future and also conie'Hn oen' on
s assirno 10 the injury Of the creditors be uuS','
d.ny The posons The expense attending the ta, IS a,so
,p,ired o Afr Wood stated tha, tie amount pad iof
- Of trustees has been $50 600 and Is sI gong en'
- 900 were paid for dcouatns some OF the hohds iof
which tn. ,ru,; created: s. 600 paid 20 MI Oaham 'o'
drawing up papers connected with II; aaa st'
GOO PAID COL Jas B. GrEay for his expenses IN SAH''
and otherwise
The trustees ask for full powers roeclose the bonds
and mortgages and wind up e affairs Of the lnsuuIon 1"'
the, are opposed by the general receiver
Mr. B + Butler and Mr.. Noyes had previously presented
truly eloquent remarks the part Of the trustees f"eo
y Titus opened the argument fer complainant;
The Vce.C Chancellor has taken time coasisr the mo
tion.
PoLicE OrFlcE.-RoBBENG Az lKoN SAFE-
On Thursday the 2t inst the iron sale IN the once o f'
John Kerr 100 Westsreet opened and roooel IN tle
y.tim Of 500 and upwards bank bills property "t Nh
hcrr and S33 bills and CHECK! OF $40 On the Seventh
Ward Bank drawn by Jonathan Johnson property III me
care of Docto. :. Smith the employ OF Nlr heff- o
GERS Hayes and Stephens having applied e energies 10 Inc
ask last night arrested John B. Meder and N'!l'am n
Russell charged with the offence Rd,SeH having 'o'nh-
fe.red 10 tell the whole truth stated that himself ana Hted'er
rs,l., IN Avenue D that last night when they We're
sitting ON cart front Of Ir Kerr premises Aedisf Pta
r,sd 10 him to rob the Office Meder went III accordingly
and coming out or minutes, said he had broken open
rl desk but fouad no money: that Aeiier then wished
Russell TO 20 in and break the iron chest WG lie re-
inz.J 20 do: that ledle himself and IN or or min
t., coming out SAID had found the safe open, but forced
omen the drawer iih chseI aud stole several packages
,hich,ley took 10 ward Wiiliamsrest and tore oien
NIrtIer rave Russell S of the money $50 OF winch he pald
ir. Warner. Of whom he had borrowed as nueI Nou
500 Of the money recovered and the accused were
Committed 10 prison.
Itis JUST to state that when The money first missed
suspicion improperly fell upon MI Smith "ho aS te even"
proves entirely innocent
,Rrrsr OF Co-SrrRFrrrERs.-O the 18Th, Officers
T f. Smith Drinker Stanton and Dennison arrested mo-
torious offender named Basset charged with making cou
,ereit coin, ,ad he here imprisoned Subsequently,
they arrested two others named Leon Lmkfart aud -
Allen as accomplices Of Basser, in Wlliamsbugh, aud
tiey were imprisoned hee The officers also found noul1s
dies &c for making Ne<can dollars halis and quarters and
after the of the last named recovered the remain
der the implements Tor making the counterfeit COIN IN
house IN Chapel street
THErrs-Lews Clark arrested aud committed for
ealia pairs of shoes from the store Of Robert Hamilton
1872 Canal.street.
Deborah Brown also arrested and imprisoned for steal
ing pairs of shoes from the OF SculIthope Bromly
! IS Catherinestreet.
Stewart arrested and committed oE stealing 4
shirts vests, sc. from Timothy Moore 70 fiutsonst
William Johnson was caught for stealing rctcue from
the Of Mrs Frances y. Kingsley Of l2o Frank n-street,
while she walking He committed.
CoRoNER's OFFicE.-Thc ship Argo arrived at
the Quarantine Thursday last with large number of
Norwegian passengers, bound for Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Among them many children aud portion them
sick Notwithstanding this, Jonathan D. Stevenson agent
for the NewYork Passage Association Line loaded almost
to suocation the toboa, Veto with the wei! and sick pas
sengers aud the boat Pier No F.s; River where
she lies. On Thursday evening Of the female chill
drcn died of cholera nfantum, the jury decided; last
evening boy aged ,! years named Oliver Nelson Unger-
stad died. and this morning another male child aged
years named Andrew obroson, also died leaving others
SICK who from the crowded state and unhealthy atmos
phere the owbca, have very slender chance Of
cry The ury found tha, both the last the children
died natural causes bu that their deaths accelerated
BY the crowded the owboa, Veto board Of which
they died. and the jury the Passage Aso-
ciaon for permitting large number of passengers on
said tow boat.