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ALLAGRE-At Pecshort.. Randolph County, Arkansas. on
W. .st S OF Ase e Whs Plain. WgseSs.
County ~ l., formerly Of Shrewsbury Mon mouth County
ALFORD-At wind.sr CoGn.. FddaJ, Dec. o. William
AiOTo, AGED ~ years
BRINCKERHOFF-AtA Albany, OK Tae'dAy Jan. 6, Edward
BIiIlktILCh ia he 4bth year VI his ago.
BELL-At Oxeso, on Wednesday, Jan. Anastsla wife OF
II. bel sEd dAusLte VI tie As John OUoLu. Of th.
city
BRADsTREEr-At Albany on Tuesday, Jan. 6, ksEi4lin
shsI o Adam and Elabh Ras' and wio" VI the late
" ~. HI. BI.dsHesL
CORWIN-on Tuesday. Jan. 6. Alfred T only child Of
uiAln sarah L. CoIwin aged months aud 2osya
COhLoY-On MONDAY Jan Mary CouoJ in the 2SIh year
u her sse. wife OF Anthony ConloJ
CAhPBELL-At L.b,pon SpiLss " Y. on SUNDAY Dec %
Mrs sylvia Campbell, aged - years
NcoOnNIGLE-Jam,s son II Charles and elizabeth Ac3on
Li.s OF cola umpaoo.
rIGsTs-At Albsny.'on Sunday. Jan. l. Misi Elizabeth
daughter hs aio a lights 10 The 18th yeAI Vi hS'
sgc
FAkRELL-on Tae,d,y, Jan q, in South Brooklyn, May
oaIFfITHs-or Sunday afternoon J.s L,di. Ga :, s;
stra ys ard days daughter OF InQHas aid Ann ofif
hlh, II NO. 10 Jackson sire,i, Ne~'Yoh
HARPER-On sunday. jan Eiz.seth Ana, wife Of John
d. hHpe', s.cd IS S,n' IL Don'hs ala IA days IL,
Tbs sd fielo. Of the family IsPec fully ioyed
10 fleT this Afternoon 0cocA NON hei "A
re,ieelee, No 10 Fourth avenue
JOBkIKY-Ou TUESDAY Jan g. Of scarlet fever, jacob Hr
vey, Only. of Alexander AID Ellen J'AA'' Assa >''
LAhBEar-At Coburs CsnAd. West, on Saturday, Jan D.
J.Iae. Lambert, ESQ, merchant Of 'hA' place
nELDoWNY-Ip Brootyr Z. D. OF Wednesday, Dee Dec. ST.
Of consul ption Irene, youngest d-ssHle VI joan "
be!doWLJ, aged moths ano IL days
NeCIOsKi-OL Tuesday netnns Jan. OF disease Of me
heart E,Lsth JosepLiLe McCloskl aged "a years 81 WI
liausbuish.
McKNIGBT-At Elin,,os, Conn on Saturday. Dec a.
hoisoe AcRIisht ssq, aged 10 Jssl'
PRIEsT-At Phi ,de!ph4 Sunday jan VIZ. LhIioeiA
prI-,t vie Of leo Prl,s in the SbtE Of her age
PAJLsON-At Ea1ke sack Be eA County, ~ 90 FIleJ
JsI. Of typhod fever, EiIs C. Pau. 4 SGD y ears
xDp.,.t d. liter Of Joan f.uls esq, OF tA. pa
sAlTti-At t.ry Aond4y Jan EisA . vile oi CHa
T su i'm, esq, aged - jtst@ - r.. n. 81,
vLsHg bark yroa, Of New bsaioid- -,
M2LkLR-At NeEsf. y. J., Oh honcGJ Ja- D. Ii11SAla'
Ftarcs z. Walker, AGED
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La W LNI,ELLIGEFOE

IHk BAKER CASE OyIR-FAUDEEN ND r0R%IR AT
LARGE.
Ii viii be remembered that Judge Davies when he
admitted Lewis Baker to bail last week, included Pat
rex Mclaughlin, alias Paudeen-a common di ninu-
tive of Patrick among the IIish-and James Turner, in
bis Involvement upon the writ of habeas corpus, but
they did not succeed in fnCing competent surehes
before the rsiDg Of the Court To-day, james
McCIea, who il also Bakers surety, went bail for
both Pau6eep and Turner, whereupon they were dis
charged by Judge Clerks from custody Oh the Poole
Indictment
They were then brought before Judge Russell who
fixed the bail for Turner 81 $500, the indictment
charging him wiiE an assault upon Tom Hyer, with
irtent to kill; and for Paudeen at $1,000 on the
indictment chan ing him with assault and battery on
James Leacroft The fret SUN is the same with that
on hch the prisoner held 70 bail before the Poole
murder; the second IL 50 900 less. Ii ia little singular
that the amount Of bail should be much less on an
Indictment or an aggravated assault with intent to KILL
Il an on one for smpl, battery
James McCrea becoming bail for Turner on this
indictment also, and James Salmon, lvery-stab.e
keeper on Broome street. for Mclaughlin, they were
discharged from custody.
This Is the last We ars likely TO hear Of the Baker
case We apprehend.
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,;r,, cot the stalk 10 be budded and the stem VIII
tbe bud' DO h like the iot cat Of psn, and pat ms
ivo outs together and bind fat with ooth co+"l VITA
Grating wax In settcg peach tree let thcm s''hl an
Eh h,eber than ip the Nursery. In painting pc tcl
stores Get them butt up a. out OF grOdn1. Ia tl n
ming slgayA cut nat 70 sng qua or tflplot ndd
g. ne lstt,r c,se pinch of tho two On'sde bld'
~, cot ar a limb at a double bud. Peach lnDs
tbonid me shoItened in every year. Upon this plsa
80 in ri. sssy the iroes will last many years DIt
never should bc piled CT sunT % &C
tbs sem Never cut of the large linbs OF peach trees
All Jersey peach growers know that they cannot groT
ne.ahes or make their trees live without plOsing t1e
qqrout a.. DR. Psge Of Washington CITY practices root
Grating Of peach trees vi q great saccess.
MIR FIELD said that shy Interference with the wood
If ye.s over one yeass growth, ID io]unOus. IL tue
limbs ate cut while suCcul.Dt The wound heals at On0s
Mr. PARpEK said tho, with judiciJus grating OF os1
limbs an old orchard OF worthless tres be entirely
renovated and made 10 produce good fruit. la this
case the whole top be gafed aud soon as the
Qrsfts grow, cut away all the Old wood.
SOLoN RoBISsoS exhibited some grape vines with
remarkable luxaISnce Of roots TO illustrate the great
advantage of deep preparation of The s1I to gov
vigorous plants and urged the necessity Of digging
large deep holes for all tIees when transplaDted.
Mr.. WAGNER statsd that the ground tor hls Woes vas
carefully dug four feet deep sld then the Plans when
taken out for transp planting, are removed with all the
roots, and sot IN similar ground start az once INTO
bearing vines.
There was exhibited besutiful parlor ornament,
formed Of q variety Of growing plants, under glass
shade that hs 60 tight upon its base ~ 20 prevent
evaporation, and thus keep the planS perpotualy
The next subject is Winter work ssd the necessity
and economy Of preparing for Spnng.
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MARRIED,

HODGE-HAhILTON-on THURSDAY evening Jan l, by tie
Rev Jos Pb 1bCnP.on, John v Hodge II NeS- da'su,
Com to hi.s hsry virginia Hamilton q New-fork
HAsSINGER-JARVIS-At Troy, Madam County Hind"
on IhurscsJ be-. IS BY The Rev Hs,,Dstr Mr UeJrse
g. H.sinser E.s Sarah Issbs, JARVIS davs Evr VI
Wesley J.Nl,, deoe4.ed all CT sld county
JFssUP-MlNOR-OL TuesdIy Jan All ssin. c. orch'
by the Rev " Ia. T. EsCl bfott, Dir samuel Jss'up Oi
C,velALd Ohio 10 Miss hAfy j., daughter u tie Ro'.
kIOT VI tia city.
hi. city, on the l7th Os'.,
1854 b. Acerusn James Bal OF tae ninIn "4rd, DJn'
IicI AII ntln 10 liza ITAbsletL
AILEY-JARBOE-Ou Sunday Jan & by tee Rev Thomas
E,son smith Dil. jaime. smiley OF hsIbeneai Mass 70
Miss haty Jane JsrOOe Il tbisciy.
WEsT-COOK-On We'd edsy, Jan. ?, q the residence OF
he bride. hib.r By the Rev. }. ID Peek, d. A Wsst,
e.o 10 si.s Elizabeth Cook daughter OF 2r Cook.
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NEW-JERSEY II,EIN&.

ARREST OF OFFIcIALs.-Rchard D. Covert q coal
dealer In Hobo having been for departing
coal Srng N the street contrary TO tho city orda.nces II
both u hich suits judgment ndeTed against him. he hs
carried tie sus up and Tuesday be caused Of
John Beard aud Garrett Van Mstsr COunemen OF Hoboken
Nm Whitney Street Commissioner Of tha city, the
charge Of malicious prosecution. He stated that bis business
had be- dsmased the Of $50 and they having
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retired PhyticaU, whose sands OF life have

IL srIy run discovered while in the Es,t Indies certain
cure ioT Consumption Bronchitis Coughs Gods Genef
Debiy. The Itmedy discovered by him Wien his ooy
tc- dAugheIwss given die. Wishing 10 do a. much
good as IossDe he will TO such OF LIS All ed ielO"
beings request it this recipe with full aud exphc1 directions
,, ,iR II 20 aud and successfully using lie roquos each
applicant him shl insiee cents TO oe
po,tase TO DO applied y me
tASm,nt Address Dr. IL JAMES, NO ~
jersey City, n J.
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90 Tie Detroit sad Toledo Road, ocnnectsg with Ne
N gsn Soutbern Road At Monroe, thus ope.sr
rev Ire of rsilOad b,tseen Detroit AMI Chicago.
Tie Circt lar Of hessrs. Marie & KanI, iron vhiSS
-eeHrao,ed ycsserlsy the able and elaborate ssn-
ming up Of the position and commerce OF the ooussk
contains AFRO the annexed statistical table sostsi.sg
muCh important Information:
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COURT CALENDAR-THls DAY.

SUPERIOR CogRI-Triol I erm.-Nos. ll3 I3, ia
rs l7s 40 80 1871 1872 ia so 100 1872 la 1884, j 49,
lgs g9 20l 25 6 W, 5s 30. ~, 2l2, 2j, ga
as 90 2i7 2l9 al ~ "a 2]j 20 ga u.s. ~ 80 l
252 IS, "a
eUPRAsE CoURT CIRcUT-Part Nos. 3. 1929,
l47 10 49, 6t 10 u.s. l79 23 Part lINo 81 &c. 49, e.
"a &c. g. 81 Sc SO, so %, 81, So, 90.
UsnED STATES DISTRICT COuRr.-Nos. 81, 81 80,
A. 81 10 50.
C"MMoy PLEAs-Pert Mos. %, % 10 ITO in
elusive Part I'LL to Ia, ~, 81.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-JAS I-Bsfors Juds


RUSSELL.
Rich srd Lee alias Williams, tried and convicted
Of burglary third upon tho house of Geo B. Turfe
Nc 81 Morton from which be stole go worth OfcOIus
Sentence, State pnson three year. and SIX mouths.
VIZ. Watts was cOLvcied OF assault with intent ID
ill Isaac stephens OF No As Elizabeth street, BY 'tsb5ng him
with knife Sentence, three months Penitentiary.
Jan g Turner ana Patrick McIoug nlu. aliss Pau
deep both Poole uooety brought Into Cou Jr he
purIo.. If swing bail charges Of assault and battery which
dcd for battery Gaua lei Leacrat was held 10
400 jane SGl Of No al BfoOme street hi.
boudsnsn 'sus, Turner for firing pistol Tom hyer Wa
liberated gyus 500 bail James McCrea OF No. 2s h
tie day.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-srrerAr Tss~-J.S. 7.-Befors Judge


BALM or THOUSAND FLOWERS AGAIN.
VII lam p Fefdge AZ Marvin }. Merchant et =.
This htarirg is mO,lon oy the dtien0aas 10
Dissolve Oh Injunction issued agausl them at the IN
ttauoe of the pain,ff on the I'm u November last.
The Injunction ordered the d,-udAn's TO refrain from
counteifeiting the welknOrA Ban of Thousand
Flowers, prepared by Mee.rs Feird5e Co, ~ Tue
ssls of au aitio OF their manutsctIIe labeled
B,J1a of Thousand Flo gers or Balm of y.
TLoussud Flowers. The de.oudauts affirm that
their cosmetic is enitely different ttm, and IS
not designed Initiate that OF the plaintiff, or u
deceive customers. A number OF stidaylts nave
Leen Tut III 10 that effect, which nave been met oy
counter sflidavits on tie other side The fnal arsu-
nnt Of the cause is not yet flushed Mes,rs. Wander
pool and Stoughton for PLAINTIFF; MIR. HUI Tor the
CcfeuuAptS,
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

Tur Grand JURY OF THE COURT OF SssIoNS.-
The Grand Jury PAT neled Court Of Sessions comprises
tie ioowipI e,Lutmen; Peer g. Bergen ofenan I1onp
HcIisv Jbn L. Van Prlt Henry Checzs Joseph Cues j. W.
49,, Richard Lewis Samuel Is. Wheeler. Henry Pashley
ssut,l Suth Samuel A,n, W ~ Williams, George Rhodes
IbuA T.l,ord Edward IL O,boTD, Samuel DoKsey, john
Pc n M WIS James H. Howe. The Court 0et yes er'
dsv hui no business being ready, ADJOURNED til THURSDAY
morning
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ESCAPE FROM JAI1.-Yesterd.v Hugh REYNOLDS and

I5t MI NUN IIUII'
Mn John johnson arrested snd COMMITTED 20 jail for
tB IL default Of $50 bail each BY Justice Bro~ntnr The
cLsEs Of aiding from the comfy Js Friday LAST
bro her Mebse Rey bod who awaiting iTi tor
decent ss,su upsu oooTed woman employed ss ser
family in e-hGwk The onerse committed
early ~ kovenb.r They conveyed ~omans apparel into
jail hin winch he put walked without diseov
IN. He n frIh lave.
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JUvIsIIT BCRGL.R AREysED-YFs'erH John
ResTc,t by ~ years " sresed hy on ~ D. ia
ebs of Jus tlsuys uft shsfErd vita bi
The o.r burEI les coaH 80 ny ors.ud Of
u.v's Ia The Eaten Drr'. Toe others NUMBERING ri
ten Who have utt ben % GrAud Jury h.vs 81
e.osped thr.o % ten Aavnl h1s ysstsrd.y
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KuLED-A boy was run over on he flu1son River
Railroad on TUESDAY GIeenLuh, b. the express train
ana instantly Killed.
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O,yIcIN APPoINTMENTs.-All the officers elect

OFFICIAL APPoISTAENTs.-Ai the oIhcefs eieC'
49, :, ,c,ed mon their duties The Mayor has appointed
= BrslusId H. Geek and Ezeke R'ynor. Mts'rnseI re
Comuhsont1 Repairs AID suPPls rs. aPPS JONI ~
s,irt CON ss,ouer ,ppoDted wiism L.-fe9ee Dep
~. Jnn, P,sou Of Stree Asessnenu lhAn
YIN, D,,hste Clerr. Tie Police CsPAn' h'Te also
aIeu llr seats joel Euot IN the tirs Us nc us
No II Tho second Di.tric; George n Case III the lu us
met; ana james Powers the Fourth p,tict tue 80
nT p.ned nave occupied their present P0'H0H' A'e '1'
ote.uixAt!ou Of tie Police.
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N Rensst lear Terry OF

SUDDEN DYATH.-Mr. Van Rensselesr Terry OF
Hoboktn tor many years past shPoiner 81 the Of
Desbros.s snd Greenwich streets died suddenly Monday
by rupture Of blood vessel which occurred while giving d
rctioLs Ia work His funeral took pace yesterday
from bis late residence, in Washington Terrace, Ho6oken
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IcR ~ THE RIvER-DUripg the greater part Of
yesterday and last evening the East River fed
The Peck Zip ferry bosts experienced much difficulty .ld
,idenbe delay in making thr trips The ice king
fast last evening and should the cold weather continue lOng
spoush. eros.ng the river viii be y,y interrupted.
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IoTMEN IN TROUBLE Yesterday twelve men en-
gsed In csItinE NV Yorf from Sunken o', Greer
point were arrested otfrse Of petit larceny. rhe
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FsCAPED.-Thrpe more PRISONERS recently broke on
Of jail They al boys, L.rsd James Wilson James Col
gan AID James Kelly. confined IL b1rsl.y.
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meeting. ~b.n IN order pear.ire the legal ,,,n
tbsy elected III Booth -rntrnd-at Toe obj-o,Da,
v1e hat he bod been elected before the sess ..c,1
br. Bu.lu ore tsvrE the Sit December TlG
trsr,fpr si tie lsst s.ecIoa hGViaS
tAitb placs since tho resiSut'lon
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AkREsI o. Boz CHARGED Win PCRLolNISG
AoSEr fRox LII IERs-S SOMETHING WROEG Al INK
Posr OFFIc-.-Abcut O'Clock on Saturday morning
Oflcer Hodgscn Of the Reserve Corps Of Police a.
tsched to the Chiefs office arrested at the City Assem-
bly, Rooms boy, fourteen years Of age, named Wn.
B. Anthony. At several balls at the City Assembly
Rooms during the psst week this boy, from the ele-
gapoe Of his drtss and the unusual quantity Of money
which no displayed had attracted considerable atten-
lion. He Was unattended, and made quite free with
bic morey. On the night Of his arres. be offered to
Frederick Gaylord, one Of Mr.. MIers clerks, s. bill
u payment for supper ticket. Gaylord examined
he bill and pronounced it counterfeit, and called upon
Officer Hodgson also 10 examine the money. All who
the bill prone unoed it counterfeit whereuPon the
ofoa took the youth into custody and searched him.
which search resulted in fndog on the boys person
~ in bids, some change, and receipt for - Tor
boz al the Post Office 10 Stanford & Co., book pub
tsAer. On Saturday the officer proceeded To the Post
Oce, and f.znd that the receipt was oorroet Thence
hs~psirsa to the place " bsaaess Of Stsassd q Co.,
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ALMOST FRozES TO DEATH.-James Marrius, a
carpenter iOund, at O'Clock yesterday no1pe yns IN
tL, gutter in street neJy frozen TO death He
was sken the Ward station House aud there at
tended by Police HEdenbiook after which he was
taken to hs house III Seventh avenue
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suIcIpT.-Mr Baldwin of Connecticut, who cut
bis ,bro, Morimoes Hotel in the Cry Of Hudson Mon
day Lsh died during Tuesday night He Undertook TUes
day hang hnss-bsDs determined mPash selfde
stTLctiOE.
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TAR WATER, as C i'll blned with other slmpes
bv d. Wistsr bis celebrated BAssm Of WId Cherry has
NJ af lower over dsoa.o OF the lungs Many physicians
lave used It their practice, and generally with marked
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The hlntral of Patrick Murthe who wss killed while
Vrocee ding to fire on Sunday evening las took place
yesterday from his late residence, No. 95' Rvington
street, There was large attendance OF his friends
and members OF the Fire Department.
Tire Del Banner carried by Engine Company NO a.
Alfred Ca sou Chief FL gineer. "
Hesse drawn by four white horses ss Of which was
tho foOaipg inscription;
rAIRIcK MpKTHE, PUTNAM HOSE, ST.
Member. o. Hose Con pkny No. 81, As psbtaTerS
Friends VI lie deceased IL csItiSscs
The remains were conveyed to Calvary cemetery,
when the funeral service was performed according 10
tie rites OF the Roman Catholic Church by the priest
Who resides at the buying ground.
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tn Aving Europe be coaNitd hereto-
suheiiug Bronchial cad Pulmonary
Affections. No SIS Broadway, January, 1851.
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NAVY CoURT MAR1IAL.-CommaDde James Rowan
Of the United States ship Banbridge, is on trial 10
Philadelphia for scsndalous conduct tending to the
destruction of good morss Elk Of the seven specihca-
lions being for drunkenn and the seventh for fight
ing q duel with Lieut. Charles z. Fleming.
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UFRRINGS PATENT CHAMPION FlRE-PRO0F
Sans Nos ISS ls7 aud 10 WAters,., sad No hlt@J't
New lOIk.
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HOLINESS One.shiuipg l

HULMES y VUt-cUIIIUB fIOIVIrN I'D vi F11V
Ne p, are the most shing works OF art sf this century
DulsI PHoToG Next week Inc len CSus
Will be introduced BY lew Invention No ~
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vet, s,tbr- ssou Of o0ao,ers,
n, rr,<srytiinu e propey from Nad ie., ueaa
lat tLtr Ct u be hrS Ps-ti-
VITO 81 cave liens tbeTOs. sHJ .sh-r fvs sa
h,,cior u vi'.l to tie dgh a.. er-s.sl reo4s r.
IN h o. tie Ia Pot duty - this Curt to El.oe
slield o. prot, toI srtr Ldit
III. ~; in Gy udgueu' ssaiceat this :, .sy
tE.i BT NGDosTbf atr.'ed IN toe ,rJtee11 Of pr,
cry tL. c. ~ I'D in@ti-r- Bat
h. It.r..,rdl Only r.yneat OF e0s .,a
Led BY fu net r thu and d hate Il tn ss-
r. at iI .ud +IseS,t sr: i'of. 80
tetib TIL. COUIt ds. that ,opho, 10
thrE receiver IN Ibis ca u directly authorized sub
,pt. receiver before judgment the sppc al
patty wren ne e.t.hi'A-, sPPsen sht prop
sssn o. In .dvt' rtf' atd ihe PoHrI" ia dagger Of
belrs lot or m'teri.lJ munro or ia p.irsd
warrant ID. Ppotn under the sn'h ry thus coase
Sub Of the same section a1,soris-s the app iai
O; receiver charge Of toe property Of oorp,rE
Ill which h,' hem essolVsd or 10 'ovsnt or II imminent
Sow Il i, needed tbs, 'hsse steamships are III. property
this eopolaon subject Of course 20 the payment lien.
upon bsu, that the corPoFttion insossHi imminent
Tee uLd,nAbe positions render il uPer.Ts the Coa
To sppo ut ArseeiveI ills
he Of this power depend upon SQUAD dis
CT ton q the Coa' AID Wber aPpes' q; Ani reasonable
chlIse OF tae property greater ssy Of Al the parties
eoBeeTbeo. Gerp.Lek AIT C.ae., John. Ch R. 81
peo1 ,uloI.o 6tbA( Of the corporation to AXE ch.rs,
Of and the affair, Of the eoou and sad
q the eaec u the sorPr.D snd preserve them for 'es
bel cot Of The creditors and stoeshoct generals tLs"
renee Greenwich ms Co, l Paige. So receivsr
vii s.O be sppor'e prevent the removal Of property b.
Vol d the jurisdiction e the CoUrr.
In even light which have reEsded this t seems 10
Re NY ouiy appoint tAks clarEe OF this
rrupsrfy. able thar the eau be
injured IT, but toe contrary that those Of al iotereed
IL tbs properly Wi BE- prs'sTved thereby me sHu o. ae
cTgsGtes pno TO those Of MI Vanderbilt and the parties l.
ttrescd uDceT these NOR cages cannot be.
hr Naud.birs security tor tue moneys advanced b. him 10
cay paved. The rGttI OF the attachment and
creditors to whst remain, after ths payment and
e'ehSe Of ihr'e poT liens. are secured ana tne % up'l
what ought especially 10 desire, the sppcsi 81 -
property the payment OF s just dehts and il on
Tor hat purpose, order Of the respective claimants
TIE will therefore be entered tor the appointment OF
be prejudice nights Of the nlortz.fee'
the ,ever. secure the payment OF c
i.susd BY the Comply 20 TIE usnt O lie hod-s
hereof rights Of M N.der under the noTiEsses
executed - him.
Let b. provided tte order that the receiver have
power 20 eel dispose property there
win special Of the Court For plaintiffs hessrs
Foster Ihou son ard +. SOugh'on. Eur defendant Vac
csrbt hes,r, c. Rspso, Horace :. CLARK AMI Daniel
Lord. For defer dsns Morgan Hoyt Y. b. Cutting, esq
For tie SbeTis A. j. NaDdeTpoe, ESQ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-08
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