The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07


last heard Of from Calcutta, from whence hs be
point of starting for Benares and 10 10 not imposs BILE that
he may have paid visit - the resusoisased 6faod aoga
Dehi-of from other motive than mere curl
Xdmival Pstsin, our late Ambassador in Japan, has
Amoor 10 seneral CO, iectured that his nna destna
ton II the Court OF Petpg
Ths LowSer Claim against the City.
SUPREME CouRr-sPKCTAL TIRM.
Before Hon Judge Peabody.
surwBn s Robert W. Lo'edr Us. the Mayor and
Com1sonaly Of NeS York Some days Ence NJ Lowoer
obtained an order show why the City Chamber
lain should mot be examined to his ability to pay the
claim OF plaintiff ooo-aganst the city Tho Cor
poraton Counsel declined def nd the motion, and Ar.
whiting volunteered bis services 70 resist Mr. Lowbsrs
suii contendng that the Corporation the real de-
PENDANT, and that the Chamberaia could moi be Sxam
ined and the order should be dismissed The Jucge
this morning rendered the following decis!on:-
An order recurring Ir Stout, tbs oy Chamberlain TO
concerning the property OF the defendants In his hands
has obtained and served onlhim, and In tho return
defendants are judgment debtors Of the planiG who
having issued execution his Judgment, have procured
sne order under seo ~ o. me oSoe ~ o.
order, and Mr. Stout moves TO dismiss nFlrsl, beosuse
procured In violation OF that stay This order mot
violated, If the stay, which, BY iu terms, limited to pro
ceedints in the execution This Ia not on the xe,ution
and the order staying proceedings in does not prevent
4 stays no proceedings for the collection or enforcement
OF the Judgment, other than those the execution.
second because the term jadsmen, debtor used 10 this
action does NOT Include corporations like the defen-
dant in the sut The defendant IL municipal corpora
ton and tho same language applies the ,dsmens deoo.
persons embr, corporations when they such
Judgment debtors. But the claim FOR the construction OF
have iudgme nj aganst H. ouch corporation s jadg
men. debor but because section 292 which relates % the
tee be enforced seanst artificial being Of Legislative
creation, for such . deb'or cannos Ake an OATH
A corporation not sSsceJasls Of the aD
authorized to search the conscience Of bis debtor
No objection Of the kind occars 70 the application for the
examination OF debtor Of Judgment OF ne order pro
vded for In this section OF the Code Of corporation being
the Judgment debtor, and Ia applicable ~ readily
whore the Judgment debtor professes TO be natural per
son.
Third, thu, M sou, being o1lcer OF this city AID
having Whatever funds he have she city A. LIS trea
liable 10 this proceeding that ais possession
the posscsicn Of the city that OF clerk the poscs
sion OF his employer Bot his possession Is not entirely
like that OF clerk uho kecrs the money In his masters
premises in ,afe which the master has
slant and the custody CT which with him prma
nome erosp n ,rpo, spstop 70 sm If ss has snv other
custody possession te too, Ike tue treasurer OF cor
porstOo would be liable to This preceding II he As
he tco, may DO examined under this section.
horon 10 dlsmiss The order denied
rus ATTACHMENT AGAINST vEsTvALis PROPERTY.
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vacas attachment denied, with $40 costs.
Jones r., Dcsnot rs RoH. .B. DISQUALIFICATION dis.
solved, with $40 coss
American Board for Foreign missions-uon-
vention or the Commissioners.
ouB PaoyIDHCE CORRESPONDENCE.
Providence, september 9, 1857.
TheAmerican Board OF Commissioners for Foreign Mis-.
holds s annual convention Ia this city next week.
commencing on Sunday. The session win coninue three
body convened 10 Newark, New Jersey, last year, and
Providence wAs designsled - The place Of meeting this
year.
appears thsi the Board ID . congregational orsanira
lion; and although the majority year fixed upon This
city the point for holding the convention for 1887
dbssssoon has been eh and expressed In regard 70 The
rrapsemsn 81 least By the good people OF hs conegs-
floral persuade In this place, feared that the four
number or persons expected 70 visi tsc oouvenoo Hn
anticipated that the convention win greatly exceed, In point
Of number, any previous meeting snce the organization
OF The Board and oyts are making By those most inter.
csed 10 take the bcs Of the expected visto The
call has been pretty generally responded TO By those hsv
ing ectmm stations but attn learn room 10 yet wanted
for some one thousand persons Perhaps befoe The meet
ing Of The convention ire hinges Of the doors Of some
o. ne s,e0 sss ne ~ ~ 'sa s 70 .s
Win nnd morsel 10 eat - vel a. shake dom"
for bis weary LIMBS even Il be misses tho cordial vel
Prom presspt indications The number or those attending
the Convention will ercecd three thousand have acct
dcnaly In possession Of from one or two
e,ierp from pcrops senifyng their intention 10 be pre-
sent which give pretty fair idea Of the style In which
some Of the people expect 70 be entertained. One
writes that be coming with his wife, sister, four oA.
dreu and servant and vann place where there win be
plenty OF servants 70 wall upon them Another, "h
coming with bin boves and carriage, and wishes 10 be
qusrtered stable, 90 thai he that his horses
taken Of" II any nurber Of the three thousand
visitors come with IKE expectations, 10 no, blanc the
many congregational brethren Who have received uner
rccted Gala DO absent from town Ia a OF wesk
Considering A the object Of The Board II 70 ameorAs
III condition OF the heather and souls the tar Of
pretty large family ror three c four lays upon strangers
does exactly upon the square y Bat ntnp,>
that 10 matter FOR the tastes ami consccn or the
brethren.
The denberaaors Of the Board win undoubtedly be
ibh resting important and exciting The Convention being
much larger than usual corresponding la,itrde 10
the expression OF views may be expected, and the
Interchange ~ sentiment VIII be mnsh freer than
utusl rhe BOARD has heretofore rather -u,tsned pro
slavery position lodging the question 10 oil ways, and
avoiding In toto every thing like agitation upon the aubjeo
OF slavery Hitherto the Conven ion has escaped the CT
ciitmeni, wh could not fail, an effort made, 70
force Il 10 show ir hand for or against frtoiom but
think the harmony and dream OF resoe which the Bard
has Dyed likely 70 DO disturbed EGor viii be made
n commit the Convention, by the Introduction Of strong
abolition rtrsluons and az members IRON the North and
ron The S0pth, and from The Fast and from the West VIII
be present. they prove but Hke the introduction OF
acid 10 alEai. There all Re cOrmoion and no mis-
take The certainty that turh resolutions viii be offered
has created title excitement here but the cloud cann0
be prevented from rising ard the sho-er ~il come dorn
70 ere sosson j vii depend much upoo whch rary mas
Tho bee, slirsel umbrellas AZ p.ve before observed,
The fOngs Of the Convention viii be looked Tor with the
srestst Interest by all tomnsons al over the county
The Beard OF Commissioners for Foreign missions IS
great and important BODY and any efc 70 disturb The
elements hch comprise I've organization must, by sym
pshy, shake 80 rsmincsous throughout the country
large number OF the most prominent mombers Of the OoD
sregauons sect win be present and take part In the dell
harn i.0nn 0fl ha nnuv