The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-30
Superior Court-In Chambers.
Before Chief Justice Oakley.
MOTION TO DISCHARGE ORDER FOR ARIES

MOTION TO DISCHARGE ORDER FOk ARREST.
JAN. OR. T. Holmes Us. G. Judson The defendant
in this case in 1858 In treaty with the Arm Of
Daley Co., to furnish hotel, subsequently called
glass fix lures and IL Is alleged in the affidavit Of Mr.
Daley that the defend induced Mr. Daley to supply
the articles the representations that he worth
from $50 600 to $4,000 over and above all his debts
he also stated that he OF the City
Hotel in Hartford, Conn, and was worth $4,000, and
owned other property The articles supplied the de.
PENDANT by Mr.. bailey amounted to $500. In Febru-
ay the defendant sold out his interest in the Jud
son Hotel for S45 000 and has since formed copart
nership with Hiram Cranston, whereby he obtained
interest in the New York Hotel The goods in question
were not delivered at this time, and Mr. Daley
had disposed Of hrs interest In Judson's Hotel by
which he had made $50, 600 more than he expected,
and bad thereby become worth from sixty TO seventy
thousand dollars Mr. Daley thereupon delivered the
goods for which defendant gave him notes OF the Arm
at four and eight months. and upon which there Is
balance Of szls due and which he has failed to pay
and Mr. Daley assigned his claim 10 the present plain
tih Upon affidavit Of these facts, order for arrest
was granted
Mr. d. d. Field appeared for the defendant 70 move
for order discharge from arrest Mr. d. Lord Jr
appeared for the plaintiff, against the order to dis
charge The affidavit Of the defendant denies the aeza
ton that he represented himself TO be- worth the
specified by the affidavit OF ME- Daley, and denies all
intention Of fraud; Mr.. Judson also states that since
sse Goo r. is0s mas paa out among ONE. ,us
that his accounts with that hotel aud Cranson about
balanced; the amount OF the charges against
being $57 &c. and the half OF profits with which
lie should be credited about that hs has also paid
to Frederick Cakes upon aware OF arbitrators sl6
Geo. most Of which he expected TO settle with property
since become Of value, and which makes difference
in his estimate of 500 against him That he has also
paid for Central Bank stock CIT $50, which no had
lost about sO0 that he has paid g. b. James for de
PENDANTS and upon loan, between $4,000 and $40 0oo
on which he has lost about $4,000 and has paid for
rent and repairs OF the Brevoort House about $40 00o
which be considers total loss he has paid out 81 0t0
for interest and about $4,000 for family expenses he
has lost by bad deots, $1,000 and s. 900 upon
staple. The defendant, under these circumstances,
failed, and stopped payment the 9th December last,
since which time his affairs bad gone to complete ruin
Mr. Field contended that these unfortunate trangac-
tons did not cast upon Mr. Judson, and IL he
had purchased stock and other property which had
deieriorated In value IL his misfortune his
fault. For instance, he (Ar. Ficld) had purchased
900 worth Of Crystal Palace stock the proceeds Of
which he intended 10 appropriate to other payments
What are they worth now daughter Am answer
bile for their worthesnsssf Yet the counsel for the
plaintiff insists that Mr. Judson Is 10 suffer for de-
probation in the value OF his property. II ridiculous.
: Mr. d. Iord-It was Ridiculous for you TO bay tbs
Crystal Palace stock. CONTINUED laughter In when
the rigid Chief Justice most heartily Joined
Mr. Field went on 10 contend that the defendant
entitled To his discharge from arrest
The Court took the papers, and reserved ts decision