New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26
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rrof leserda-t He ESQ oontentei that there Wa no
pfoofef Nr. X couyernc the proceed. to his use
lie aso minated that good deal of the operation had
leer In ayor Of Mr Robert Schuyler ana be holds Mr.
:. & iec1si'ios Il oleior.
In rsp 10 the ysu OF the stock transferred Mr. Tai
made referred TO The fact ths, it. market price at the time
y rs b.ve been far below is par vsue the amount OF
ss40cCO being based On priced stock, while the Har-
len II i known has been et large discount. There
MIGHT lie charge. Mr. T. said for Crystal Palace stock
~ 800 pe- share while q; the same time II would be
worth 81 He also insisted that il any stock had been
frauaueniy Transferred there great doubt Of the Com
panN Icing liable for and therefore they cannot come
in IS creditors He contfnded. II the order were not
wholly vscst.d that the amount OF BAL should be greatly
reduced. and the motion allowed.
NJ. sanford rep ~: In rel-onio the mskirg OF the
affidavit before him and certifying TO the undertaking,
that done before the suit commenced ana there
fore is perfectly regular In regard 10 The sudayt the
regret Of the Vice President in looking into the matter
wcs that il could be made positive and the Company
bad TAXED of assuming the stock, particularly as there
would De great difficulty in Distinguishing it from the other
stock IA 30 the transaction between Mr. Robert Schuy
er and defendant that related wholly Haven stock
and not Harlem. Mr. SANFORD contendei that the
ton should be denied.
The Court appeared to intimate that the decision would
depend upon tie fact whether the Company be
considered liable and therefore the creditors OF defendant
Decision reserved.
KINGS co COURT or GENERAL sEssIoYs-BerOrs Judge
moore and Justices SriLwELL add SrRYKER
This Court reassembled yesterday, and Francis Fitz
gerald and Peter Shay. indicted for assault and battery
with intent 10 kill placed on trial. The otense
irc the ash of May last. The complaining witness John
Foets being placed upon the stand testified to the effect
that between and clock defendants came 70 his store
where he keeps LIQUORS and candies for sale. Fitzgerald
bought cents worth OF candy and paid for il. shay
bought two cents worth and rendered IS bill in payment
Foets handed him vs. change, reminding him that ne
owed him three cents former purchase This created
dispute and shay picked up pitcher and struck at
Foets but the blow warded of The defendants then
out and shortly after eturned-Shay wlths club and
Fitzgerald with q weighing about three pounds.
Without saving word Shay struck Foet upon the arm
with the club and Fitzgerald knocked him down with the
stone and when down beat and kicked him until he was
dead These facts c0rroDorated, and Dr. DAVIS
testified that Foets skull had been fractured and his in
uries were Of such nature that his life for long
time despaed Of The defense offered evidence, and
the given to the Jury who after an absence OF
hours into Court with verdict of assault and
battery merely. The Judge in sentencing the prisoners
dwe upon the outrageous character of the assault and
consigned them the Penitentary for the term Of
wear the severest punishment; that could be inflicted
der the circumstances.
Patrick Burns placed at the bar an indictment !
for voting illegally the lid Distrc; of the sixth Ward
on the of June last the occasion Of the Water Eec
ton. The ohense distinctly proved but Mr.. Drisco
for The defense contended that the election Illegal and
therefore no oense had been committed The case being
given TO the Jury verdict OF guilty was rendered after
(, W moments absence.