The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-25


and at one time 1t was feared there would be difficulty
between the crowd and persons attached to the office
Several persons in the crowd appeared DESTROYS OF
citing an outbreak but the timely Intervention OF the
police secured order and the assemblage quietly dis
persed not without however, giving ample evidence by
charge Of the premises. One individual, who iseemsd
determined to create disturbance, arrested and
conveyed to the station house.
TO THE PUBLIC.
have this day. under the advice OF my counsel iled
petition in insolvency in the Fourth District Court
behalf of myself and the firm Of Adams Co.. for the
benefit OF the creditors of the house. paying just and
equal distribution of assets amongst all. l. have
30 As1 SgoSs Sa
me, to pay all alike, without giving or permitting pre-
If should find thst my proposition Of Monday is ia
voraby received by the bulk OF creditors may still
be able by the aid Of my friends and sustained by the
number of creditors is lsrse and scattered the
State, and the consequent difficulty Of uniting them and
their action, such as to render it extremely doubtful
whether any arrangement could have been made within
the time allowed and the delay Of thirty days must have
seriously endangered the rights of the mass Of the cred
tors. ]. O. WOODS.
SAN FRANCISCO Feb. 2s, 1855.
The Tribune learns from gentleman who arrived In
Sacramento from Auburn that up to the time Of the de-
scented at the branch Office of Adams Co. in that town.
and of course not paid, was 100000.
PAGE, BACON & CO.'S AFFAIRS.
Page, Bacon Co. have made q ststement OF their
them all will soon 20 we'll again. The statement has
been severely criticised, and is considered by
sons to be not vsIy ssafac S are
large number Of persons Of reputed wealth have
signed deed BY which they become liable for upwards
the Of their creditors allowing them to pay their
depostors in four equal instaments at two four six
and eight months date with interest at the rate OF enc
will probably accede to these terms.
The following notice was published in the San Fran.
cisco papers -
The creditors OF Page Bacon Co, who have not yet
signed the agreement according 10 the proposition sde
by said firm requested TO call 10 to-day ut their new
Office OF Clay and Battecy streets, and sign said
agreement as II 10 quite important that should be
payment Of the certificates has been duly executed and
acknowledged Office open from GA NJ. TO O'Clock p. M.
SAN Francisco, Ysb. q, 1855.
ROBINSON & CO.'S AFFAIRS.
After deal of diminishing on the part Of creditors,
on the 27th tcb., into the banking house Of Robinson
CO. the iron doors OF which had resisted all attempts to
emu There was rush Tor the precedence Of ooarse
seizure and attach the gold scales Office furniture &C.
There was fierce trial Of strength for few moments
between the outs and the ins-the to force
trance, the other TO bar the doors and exclude the
crowd. The ms succeeded and the search common .ed
specie bag which alton was found 70 contain
three pounds of--shot and indefinite quantity OF
needles which severely prcked the party who grab.
bed IL.
MEETING OF CREDITORS AT San YRASCrsCo HALr-A
PROBABILITY OF REALIZING 37t CENTS ON THE
DOLLAR IN SIXTY DAYs-ExCTExENr AMONG THE
LADY DEPosrT0Rs.
A meeting OF the creditors Of Robinson 4 Co. 1.-THE
Savings Bank held the 2Sth February at the San
Francisco Hail. when IL was expected that statement
Of the Affairs OF the institution would be submitted
some two or three hundred persons At tho
appointed time large majority Of whom appeared to
belong 70 the aborng class There also several
women present After some lite delay,
Mr.. RoaNaoS made his appearance, who said that
here no ono in the assembly who regretted ~ sim