New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04

SUPREME Couhr-Specih TermEbe9ie Sre
ramouds- MteAan,os' Bank at al 4 X. Co.!ns I,es-
Re- &c on bshaT Of t< Harlem Railroad ceIln October
lat the Harlem Railroad Company executed csr
soasi property conditioned, within one month, ior tns
psymeut Of certain bonds given BY the Tompsny 70 @
r,ount and Mr Collins appointed Trustee OF Dens
he various parties view to The execution Of the
the terms Of said mortgage, the oonos Ient sn,
Ss ssd es2 500 being unpaid at the expiration Of the
aid mouth shoold be in the power OF the Trustee 70
,ss nossessou OF and sell the ssid cars locomotives
s's Se The bonds were not paid when they became
due The present is an application from the Mscnsnes
"a ,o,tssre and deed Of trust being No 49, for $1,000
A. Herman Bruen also claims 70 hold two also
snooed n SAID as 400 ,n v he mortssss
lie or that Mr. Collins be removed from the trust INA,
podss sppesred In behalf Of the Bank Mr. Bidwel for
MT Bruen, and Gen Sanford opposed On the part o'
n. application it 10 said Mr. Collins hiss refused 10 iofe
On the part OF Mr. Collins it stated IN his AFFIDAVIT
h.s ss . u sis s. 81 Of, Of trust belong to himself
and SIS 90 TO Mr. Chas Psha who assigned the bond OF
$1,000 TO the Mechanics Bank-ths II true tne zones
loan 20 pay of said mortssge-thsf the ROAD s cong
sood busnenst since being opened 70 the CIoton dam
,ep,r, 10 north three much all ITS i'abilties
that the he IL pursuing in relation 20 the presen,
mortgage IL much better Tor the interest," OF all
than 10 foreciose, &c. ,-
Osn Sanford, in opposition TO the motion 70 ehangs
the trustee stated that Mr. Pasha Obtained IN June last
dlscoant from tie Mechanics Bank for sioVO 90 COL
lateral Of the bond here mentionedths on the note De
susd NJ p 10 the Superior Court and obtained Jndg'
entthat Mr. p is worth real estate In this cry 70 'n,ee
or o9r npes the soun, ., sae !. aston a. law against
Mr. p cannot coma 10 and claim In Court OF bqu
,y,hAt. with the exception OF s2oo, inc money LOT
by Collins aud Psrshathat no question neae
10 the fitness or IssponHoh,y Of ~ oGl,"s J h.
sbt in ustcs the whole Of the parties 70 exercise his
discretion TO whether the mortgage should be o'seo'e'
b. wa. opposed BY the counsel the part Of the ap
plicaton contended that Mr. Collins has no discre
fonary on the matter, but 10 bound BY law on sp
peaon Of either Of Of The bonds inc uded 10 lns
mortgage, 70 foseclo.e and pay Them what y 10 Az
Mr. c. ffhe pleases having tho pec1niary aoity 10 90
So can IL he prefers that foreclosure should not be
made pay and take into his own possession .n0is Sono,
reserved.
UslrEp STATES DlsTsor CoURT-Before Judge Belts
a 0.9a Juy having been bs sSey se s
number OF ccnpsiuts fo- attempts at revolt ana such
awaiting the action Of the Grand Jury he Jury then re-
f,red for dsjitsrson We UNDERWOOD they efterwsrd
found bills against OF the crew OF the 81 James of
The salvage case referred TO yesterday, proceeded
in by The Court, and will be concluded this forenoon
SHOCKING DEATH-The venerable widow OF the
late Mathew B. whtesey. Esq. came TO sudden DEATH
In Danbury the Sabbath evening before the last oy
burning She had retired 10 her ROOM ssd had put on e
night Clothes and supposed that she had been reading
newspaper and that while thus engaged.it came In con-
tact the fame Of the lamp. that she threw me paper
down and attempted 10 smother the blaze win her ioo
that In the EFFORT her clothes LOOK fe' auu sic was
instantly enveloped In flames. These reached 10 The cell
ing At the time members Of the family reached her
room She dreadfuy burned and lived but about Two
hours after accident The event caused great senea
ton IN Danbury where the deceased was so generaly
known aud highly respected. New Haven Palladium "a
DEBT OF MIcHIGAS.-The annual Report OF d.
v Bell Esq., Auditor General of Michigan, makes the 10
tai debt OF the State for which she is liable without con-
ungenpy So 29O76s 81. Then there contingent In
debedness so called, on account s3s300O delivered TO
the u g. Bank but paid for only Ia part Michigan &C
kpoyedges her Indebtedness for the received on
them with together amounting LIST jan last aer
dedactng all payments made by the Southern and central
Railroad Companies, 7o0Ss0. This added TO s2.29O-
76s 81 mentioned above makes the tOal admitted ueo' vi
the State S5.5is4so 81.
BoUSDARY BETWEEN VIRGIsIA AND OHIo.-lt
"a stated in the Richmond Wing that the Commissioners
20 settle the boundary between Virginia and OHIO had
been uuabe 10 agree. and have adjourned. Virginia
csimei the western bank Of Ohio River at high water
mark OHIO insisted that II should he at the water
mark. The Virginia Commissioners then proposed 10
make the line Of the water at the time the bound
ary This would make variable. but at the same time
4 distinct and palpabe boundary This proposition, how
ever was not acceded by the Ohio Commissioners ana
nothing consequently has been done. lBslt rat
PAPER CHASoE-The Post Office tickets are
beginning 10 circulate money, end they excellent for
the remittance Of broken dollars. They true ma
tiona redeemabe every where. But IL II not
terrible violation of the Sob Treasury policy tbatthe Gov
eminent should issue paper which thus crcuaes money
to the great convenience Of the people The Post once
is made the Instrument OF supplsnting the eon even 10
dimes and half dimes. Jonr. Com.
sales MT the Stock Exchange. THURSDAY.
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