New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Ills Honor the Mayor IN the Chair.
Several petitions for remission OF tax "e'c -
An appropriation of sll,443 was ordered 'or 'e
erection OF the School House the Fourth w nru.
The TAX OF Rev. Mr. BiGelow was cor. ,rao
FARMERS LOAN AND TRusT CoMr fa .oon so oc
Committee reported favor Of as'enG io I,scw,
csoa instead of s. @ rs rs nab h p was stated that the
Count O. Errors n sui, brought oy lhn romnsnv
l.la a =" =. "n lis original amount OF capital ne
original capital the Farmers Loan lohpnmy e = G1 ~
aIds Wiams md In.bouck were opposed to the reduc'
ton and ut their request the report was hid ot e p'''
The Counsel of the Board ordered TO defend
an iruncon sued by Mr. Joseph C. Hart out OF me Iop :"
due BY !, to MonIno B. Hart, late Sheriff. ,h
The Grand Jury lists were confirmed, anu 'he
Board adjourned.
US. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. Before $. RAFEI'E'
One oC the hands Of The Hamburger schooner
London Packet. lying in this port was brought 10 as "e
setter After examination he was remnnded to ms ship
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs......In Chambers before
Judge lsGRAHAM.
named William Bancker, was brought before Judge
bS writ OF habeas Application OF his aher ana re-
S 1eb he Ind recently enlisted Bancker. len home
and friends Pennsylvania and came 10 new ORR wers nc
hnay oa se enlistment WINS without knowledge md con-
sent The boy was ordered to be discharged.
VICE CHANCELLOR's COURT Before Hon. WM. T..
M'CoUs. Vice Chancellor m
CHARLES TYLER rs. E. * {. h. PoPrE.-Ihe
defendants commission merchants ut y Broad street ne
comnainant consigned defendants three shipments
doz Sherry Wine. valued at slu on which aesrs poops
| triyht and duty the carried In their store ana
insured, The not Sold and comp anant came to
NewYOk He pay made ss "G an % &c
sad VINE. He nverTed that he sd gwen in;us!o .na. r
WINE 'h nn on e m VINE and bnndy nro injured in
nv beng taken private store but IN secure me ben
he TO export --ilat III
secure this beng dpne he d scndnny invoices yet NJ SIS
P"pDs RGeu1e% a. a1e oEe The obaiae the
Injunction The present motions are for an attachment Tor NO
a hnv,ns since The injunction uyerred, offered
, The wine in defiance u the Court md that Their credit
not 80 good was In 20 this urged TINT an OF
fer 10 sell not violation OF the INDUCTION and luther that
The credit standing Of defendants has not been impaired
that they worth $1,000 after the paymen o. their debl
mat Nessr Germans but have been IN the country ten
years and TIA, the offer to sci BY Mr. CHARTS f. pToss was
They deny having received Inuct"ls l" leave The WINE
~ Is red in iry bonded store but other
timnon and further that the fictitious invoice had been
.spene Of goods being placed he Custom House store
that compann, set up the charge OF INFRINGEMENT OF
orders iii he and defendants bud some difficulty when he pre-
ieted charge of perjury before the Grand Jury but wns
thrown out As to the wne they would he yery cnd to give
men uponit On BEHALF complainant contended that the
defendants obtained possession OF the WINE by fraud their own
of having passed false nvnices the Gus
tom House proving hu-and IN accordance with the primer
pie laid down in Cd keni's Commentaries factor. IN such
The Court decion stated that coHsisner should be
very explicit in his directors in order 10 hold his conss9ee
The bills of ladng duly made out to Defendants and they
ATTAINED in that way, lawful oil the Goods AS to
the intention of having the wine remain IN the Customi
the Instructions that point were not sufficiently explicit.
There such thing known here as dry bonded store
and the defendants not bound TO conrue the term IN that
There are maiiers OF ucf however II tne cae
would warrant the issuing OF nm attachment US VIOLA
ton, would still be sufficient in the dere%n Of the Court to
men wealth pnd standing however hive mnde dspurse
men and able TO meet penalty Tor violation should
tax
be Offers 10 SELL Motions Tor attachment ana receiver
denied r. H.,
rrrnnd THOMAS HAMtIx-n lSi2 the stockholders of the
Rowey Theatre obtained order for The appointment oil
eceyer in place Mr. Tyee the trustee which was granted
hin also was filed compel him TO pay over balance III
his hands Exceptions taken 10 the bill but decision
has yet made. The present an application on the pn
The Intention Of his appointment effect Mr. ilambin be-
ing entitled TO the money and refusing To pay the
stockholders he s yea eacn na. ne ne o
n the Theatre may be iensed and he re-
ceive their money Mr. Whiting, on behulf Of Mr. iinnbn
stated that Mr. w would possession oil The Theatre u
OF the stockholders accepted the offer Ar Whiting then de-
MED the right o! the receiver TO make inns otqn rs ,e n!p
The point to the costs oil the appEcaon line nee
Chancellor thought the application on the part OF the receiver
HIRAM 7. WALwoRTH rS. ANDREW MCGOWAN
Application relation bond and mortgage and where i
snd the real owner, who brings SUIT does mol appenr
granted.
POLICE OFFICE
CHARGED WITH Observation-Disclosures L.
Downs was arrested By officer Sitter charged with having
the Eth inst broken the butchers shop OF William L.
hooks &C. Of the vuu0 Of Sll 5 lie was committed to an
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THEFTs-Eliza Houston and Eliza Moore were
arrested and locked for stealing flower pots from Nh jesse
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