New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-18
ErERIOR COURT. Before Chief Justice JoSEs aud
Judges OAKLEY and NANDERroEL
DECISIONS.


! AK MCAIPINE rs. LEWiS BEa cH.-iir. IS. III
@ es for % pef cent Al cnt s @ per
fi more ID months He was ndebedto McNpnc Co
M but not due TIL October he creditors nc
t the cunpromi.e oi cent; aud gave release IRE
o., 10 October. arrangement was ente1 iito WITH
Ap,ne x Co 10y which they Nefe in receive o tt ct cash
Dad ofthe IS per notes. and II Is sud M heach
puy the remainder when he WAS able 10 d" So lie
aIterwnd, sued Tor the difference and verdict was given
Syut of McApne & Co. Motion is n1dc ior new nhl
Ee Court IN rs decision stated That the statute probItS
es arrangement, with debtor relation to ms clatl until
whole affair been settled with the Others aud where
s,or and creditor voluntarily together. make an 9
Hoss TO hold the debtors further. New nol s'rnicd :,
JANIS VI MCBuDE rS. JAMES III. BHuHDAGE.-Air.
~ saeI premises No Pafk.pace for years. a $3.50 a
, and iaIcs The property under inoi,:aee, and Mi
Stde became The purchase on nTrSsu'e & lie eisa m nn
Eas, iber. !, mn reeuent between the cs,or aud lessee
rst cannot be held by tnortgaer uae>, auurnne, i
fEn OF subsequent paymen; of rent 20 the purchaser b'
sh his night acknowledged. Judgment oF deiencaIt on
hnyIN WILSON, and Others rs. Robert Ho-
Ek, aud o,he:SWsou \ Go. are Bankers IN London. and
sad TO De due p"iniui' winch t+y assert si'uiu o
E with difference oi exchange 80 n' to secure mem INA"
go having been brought a,,umpst IN this city, and Juds
'-H lOf plaiO,d, amount 10 Dc adjusted
EOURT OF SESSIONS. Before the Recorder. and Alder
nlcn CozzINs and WILLI.Ms.
AC PATTERSON, Ds,r!c: Attorney.
TaAL OF WILLIAM X. PRINCE FOR LIBEL
rial OF William X. Prince 70, libel Gab,ie Winter
fsas resumed.
/ Aired A. Prince recalled. in cross-cxamina,ion
Mr. Cutting did not stand the hail after Mr. Winter
PINE MY fathers house with Mr. Bradford more than Ten
huie, the door some t ache, and alter listen
EshShe went uway Heard Mr. Bradford tell my father
Id hc told Mr. PDce thought Nh Naief iniurcHl 'o
lt faher bu, tHt ie not. Mr. Winter then sad Mi
Ehcee have saved property tor yVu once, and
talt, do tagsin Mt Winter further sad. think
td ele buy The property Tor laddr.sns himself 10
r. sherl Ny father seemed 10 ussrnt, and went and got
tNteo wine and they drank together. -it after th
tnDd they along plcsstntly. Mr. Winter furnish
noncy 20 hGy tie property which To t paid back y
Z! fIrer My understanding THAT fathers
be protected ali and above the ncumbfnnces the
Fglety
Direct resumed listened to the conversation there wa
ch about the properly and iet 10 know
Fh1i was 10 uec"me col H.
] Nrs Nnry DIM Harris sworn. am the laugh
tho late Niam Prince. and SISTER o defendant 81! ia
r the 9th o. ApHl isl! aged y and mouths
Pier through Mr.. iir-dfd. knew. take place.
E:sae heard my father -, 10 lawyer Kane that auit
E.. Winter wa. much affected When size cane down
Ekfa nnd nearly n,ed, und 'hn, We cisoe her bI tell
81 her that A Wnte 10 buy IN the property iof
E' Prince. My mother and Din; Water were ssers MI
ne ao my fathers second cousin by blood In June
r. heard Mr. Winter to gentleman IN hs oihce IN
sss. that ,hs property ha had purchased o my ia'her