New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-04

sa.," ., o., Hs'p,re Doll." each IN the CAPITA
the Books Of The complry BY Myroo yprS Or ~. Az ~
ps I o. surrender Of Do Serse,ts Ssw rork
| n cO,srlr, cashier.
ASSIGNMENT OF STOCK
NOW ALL MEN sY THESE PREsEsrs, THAT G. H. Cor
neH o. the City Banh for value received have
befeained sold assigned and transferred aud by the pre-
.eps DO bargain sell assign and transfer Thomas Pic
ton zen shares OF one hundred dollars each of the
My psnt Socs standing IN my name ON the books Of the
City Bank and do hereby constitute and
Ihoms fcton my true and lawful Attorney rrsyocabe
ior me- and In my name and stead to use, SELL assign
transfer and set all Any part said stock aud for
thai purpose to make and all necessary acts of
and transfer and persons substitute
with like full power hereby rztfyng and conr ming All
the me SAID Attorney or his substitute shall carefully do BY
In tcitness heyef have hsreunto Get my hand and
ne st day Of December thousand eight hundred and
Sealed and delivered in the presence Of T. W collins
On the above affidavit Justice Stuart issued war.
rant for the arrest of Mr. Foote and placed il in the
hands OF Officer Mooney, Of the Jefferson Pol,e Court
who succeeded 10 the Of the day in apprchend
ing the accused. When brought before the ma !israe
he stated that the matter had been settled with Mr.
Picfon, at the same time presenting note from Mr.
T. TO Justice Stuart in which he requested hun to de-
fer any action in the matter for day OF two as Mr.
foote would be able to show different STATE Of facts
and further that he had settled with Mr. Picton The
magistrate informed Mr. Foote that he did nd
have the Court made medina" for The collection of
debts This money, said he according to tho aii 1avt
Of Mr.. Picton, obtained by false pretenses. The
accusation is either true false and ii sha hold
you bail the charge AZ the Court Of Cen
oral Sessions but Mr. Picton NUT come here and
either different state of facts 10 VIII he has
already sworn 10 shall hold you to answer but II
be does, and 1t elbows that you limo OF the
cksrge, then, Of course, shall dismiss the complaint
But whether you have have not paid back the mo
ney TO Mr. picon l. matter Of consequence 20 me
| .hsl investigate the charge. Mr. Foote then asked
lcr time prepare biz defense This granted and
he Jeff the Court in charge of the officer who made the
arrest
80 The proprietOrs of the Aston House
have added feature their vast establishment
large room has been made In the old Court, and was
oyened day since under the title of the As
tor Exchange 1t Is built of iron and GAS in the
ioim of an elhpsc sd feet by 81 in diameter ornament
ed and painted In the most elaborate and exquisite
STYLE embellished by inedallions and lighted in ID,
evening by some sixty burners In the day time the
light from the roof and from ground glass side
windows.
The room is heated in winter by warm air from fur
Races below and in ihe summer jet Of cold air viii
be blown into the room and at oil seasons the ventia
ton nom the roof will keep the atmosphere fresh ard
pure. Telegraph Office is connected wiki thi. Ex
change, holding communication with every elcyraphic
station in the United States Messrs. Coleman & Stet
have been many thousands Of dollars expense in
adding this peeuiarnsuilont TO their premises Masrs
Bogaidus q Hoppin are the constructors, and M Me-
lima the painter.
~ The Carvers of this City held . mass
meeting in Mechanics Hall No 10 Hesterst 10 take
into consideration the propriety under present cir
c,Ins,ences high rents and prices Of provisions SC,
10 have their present rates OF wages advanced % per
cent Nj. Baudo.ne OF No. 335 Broadway, has already
complied 70 the demand Of Is per cent They hold
another meeting OF Monday evening. at o'clock. in
Mr. Richter's Hall No IS Forsythsf. near corner O:
Hcsier.st
Es The Inventors Association held their
regular weekly meeting At Ne 4l3 Broadway, OF Wed
ncsday evening. March . Mr.. Wendell Wright in the
Chsir, end Mr.. J. H. Fisher, Acting Secretary The
Committee or organization consisting OF Msssrs Hoose
veli' Rowell and sheppard, reported drsft OF Con-
siiiution snd Bylaws which with ght amend
nenis WAS adopted The official business OF the meeting
having been disposed Of norns conversational dis.
question ensued 10 the useful objects be pursued BY
The Society. Messrs Sherwood, Smith. Roosevelt,
Wright, Fisher Sheppard at Others participated Tee
primary object OF all should be the improvement and
happiness OF the race The best means Of arriving 6,
his end the establishment Of the principles Of nst
r justice and the protection in their natural rights Of
sei an every member Of the community By The sx
'ms laws and ussses Ofthe world Inventors were
SC projected and secured Their jus, rights were bs;
srAiy reeosn2 ed in principle and in practice the
ma have been passed for their benes are very i'm
eflect ana detective tina, Inventors are constantly
Tosoea and ph'ndered by pirates and thieves. layen
ors must unite and organize and assert their rights
S's "ssdone IN proper manner the community would
rot long resist principles tha, are 90 obviously wise
ust and cxpedieiI:
Ink FATAL FieHT IN THE FecRrg Wash.
D which mAn named Joan MeCsbe lost his life On
tuesday evening was she subject OF further inyes.isa.
ion yesterday. before Coroner ODouueii Consider.
bile testimony was taken. but nothing WAS elieited
bowing which OF the three accused under s-res- com,
ntsd the violence. The case stand. farther Al. .
ournei TO 10 O'Clock IBIS morning
10 IL is said that instructions have been !
eccivei here from Louis Napoleon to con,rac, for
be immediate contraction in New-Yosk, Of hces of
Var Steamers, bot we don't know whether the story
tue or not IL win be remembered that similar
Sder sen, few weeks ago TO Sco,lsad. which
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