New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-16

he Nev-Yorh Hotel, which hey esd een On .s II
and With a r,ght Of reDewaNcornputed toe Wcrtn' III
all Dot less than sllO, wv -. xt;.h
- - Judson 10 induce him 10 + 1ns:er hA -
tsy.,t in the hotel 20 bic cOrartner, Crsnston lne
nIsintif, eIeee that this has been releesed- .:
The npphcation IL for Injunction res t''l.n M
Cranston from parting with his interest IN he hoe
- y ~ Amendment OF receiver 20 take charge OF
Judsops interest in the property, for an account VI
profits Of the business since the a!egel o. - Id
and for a decree pronouncDg the assignment noui
son 10 CrsnstCn fraudulent ana VOlu, anu No
The crest OF BniDger Clark :: .rbfcb
T6a defendant CranstOn puts in an answer N "HCA
h. alleges that the consideration OF the ssosuL an
from J9dson was his undertaking TO psy Ine PI
shjp debts ard those claimed 70 De 'aon " ;eno
snf bs he .se urder which ne now holds possession
g ,sda t,re cuepty and belongs 70 hhseli aJhe'
Rininger Clsrk deny all the allegations OF me conn
plaipt except that averrlDg the transfer - ~
ctse Of Griffin agt. CraIst0n which l. st Penl-
; -, snreal from Judge SossOus decision, appoint
~ a rtreiyer. turned upon Substantially me ssme
.tion a. that involved 10 this suit. The uls occu
pied not far from month. ~, l. cI,y,e, far
rIsiriif. Nessr.. Clark Rapslo, a1d J4s' W.
Gerard and others, for DEFENDANTS
sr-PREME COURT-sFrcIAL TtRs-IAS 1-Bei0Fe judge
oSi MN CLLEEE.
WHO SHALL TAKE CARE OF HUSTNGToSs ESTATE -
HOW MANY TRUSTEES ARE NEEDED
s, n III. sppu, c,ent Of Trustees tax charge Of
- the Es,ae Of Charles B. Huntington, mPIsoned in the
stat Prison for term less than b, p9tura, he
This application was by 5. Holorook, one OF Hun
tinotop q creditors. II granted. Trustees are ,
be appointed on further coDsuit .ton. Samuel Barry
father.in.lsw and Charles T. Clark brohe-in law OF
Huntington, apply for the appointment
DECISIONS.
Sikn&n at. Hlden -
Motion granted win go cos;s 10 plaintiff, to abide
Referred.
Kip se' Monroe.
Motion granted.
Referred to j. p Crosby.
In the ustter Of the petition Of Elizabeth Seaman, &c.
Application denied without costs.
Before Judge MITCHELL.
tn. Butchers Real Hide Association agt. Edward
Order amended and settled.
Michael Byron gt. The NewYork State Printing Telegraph
Company.
Demurrer overruled, with leave to defends to
amend on payment Of costs Of This demurrer.
Jo.hua II Bates ct al az, Daniel Ferguson ct al
Complaint dismissed, with costs.
L. 5. COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-JAS. l5-Befor. JOSEPH
BRIDGHIa.
The POsT-OFFICR THIEF HELD.
The eIsmir alton of VIM. G.. Anthony, char Ied with
opening Mesr Sanford swords'leter was concluded to-
dsy. He held for trial
receive bis letters No other wi'ress was called.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-JAx. l5-Before Judge
The jury in the cSe of Thomas Deming charged
with arson ogt AL nss came INTO CouI,
discharged They stood for conviction OF in the second
degree, and for soquittal.
Lieut. Joseph O'Keefsof the Thirteenth Ward Po-
lice was and acquitted charge Of assault and battery
upon Ed Fsooner, temperance lecturer The companslt
wss gathering mob when Keee insered and prevented
him from preaching The defendant discharged.
George Ssyer and Allen Tully were convicted of
gland s7ceny stealing trunk containing clothing from Pc
Ter Darling canal boatmsn They each sentenced to
the State Prison for years and months.
Samuel W. Greenwood pleaded guilty TO embezzlDg
goods Dis employee Geo o. Lake, Of No al Broad
wsv. Sentence, PeniientiATy six months.
James Starr cOnv ted of burglary, third degree,
the Of Harvey R. Miller No 7s South street Peni'
Tertiary two years 49, - 49,
Marcellus W. Lazele, the Confidence Man." was
Of grand larceny In getting into his possession goods
belonging TO John Ansle koader at the Howard Hotel.
Sentence State Prison two years:
Fronk Herbert pleaded guilty Of grand larceny, and
was sentenced 70 the State Prison for two years
Adjourned.