New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15
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In the Probate Court at Cincinnati, before Judge
Hilton on Wednesday, argument was heard on the
petition tina, the Trustees of the Ohio Life and Trust
Company shall be required, nader the assignment law
passed the 9Th of last April to file an inventory oil all
the assets Of said Company, with schedule Of the
creditors, and to convert all said assets into money
without any unnecs ssary delay, and divide the same
equally among the creditors. The Trustees were rep,
resented by Nessrs. Todd Haiues and Mills, and the
petitioners by Messrs. Thompson and Nesni,h. An
ntxed is the decision Of Judge Hilton, as reported IN
The Cincinnati Gazette:
Judge Hilton. dfpesirg Of the notice, said he De:
ey.d il was sgreed that 20 tar ~ tue sdmnsusono
ths trust az ncerped, it not nov under Jue.
oictop Of either the Supreme or the Circuit Courts ID
that go far this poin. was concerned thsre no
objection existed Why this Court could mol take inc
ursdictiop The Court did not consider that TINS as
sppment Ia copcted with the stpulotions or obhga-
tiops mentioned in the astig 80,
The parties had a right a. make an assignment with
such stipulation ~ they desired, except suca a. woaa
bpder snd delay creditors, would DO fraudulent;
and If there any conditions coming Within tneso
prohibitions that part Of the assignment woui no' oe
regarded Ard therefore, all the Cont .hould rim "
do woua be 20 carry out the conditions OF the original
But Es 1d:a1s d ne os s' Ss
not ppsaI sSs q sSis ssS ss &c :S
ment and the general principles OF this law ethefthe
trgpal assignment that which took place when the
| uperor Court rendered its decree.
| Rfhs Court would not OF course ain TO violate any
Onract but rather 10 avoid any difficulty ON that SUD-
ect In the relation TO the after OF corp romise tho
parties by being under the direction Of the Court were
view Of the clause it ~oud be an advantage to tho
trustees To embrace this law which would not interfere
with the power 10 CON promise.
Now, in relation 10 the inventory, IL was said that
this law TO include only such assets a. arc
within the State Of Ohio The assignment beiog made
here this the parent Of the trust II there
an sgercy in New-York, it is but auxiliary 10 tho
source of power bere and if there assets in other
States the 81 section Of the law indicates that they
can be Included in an sppraise meDt ordered here II
| appraisers appointed IN this Court, there was
nothiI to preclude them from inspecting And apprAs
ing in other States and the law seemed to con-
| template that state OF case.
II woud no, be the object OF this Court 10 interrupt
a.y Of the rights privileges of there respondents,
but merely by the administration Of the trust in this
Court, give all the proper means TO eectua'e and
bring To final contamination thst trust, according To
| the provision Of this act.
TIE law requires bond should be given in order TO
crese urisdict The only object was to secure the
assets Tor The benefit Of the creditors, and The Court
considered that good had bsen shownlarse a.
sets having come into the hands If tho trustees, ana 10
distribution having been made.
An order vas then made that they should file copy
Of the assignment. also Of the order substituting them
trustees and each give bond within ten days, IN the
snm Of sifO 0OO and thsf vt in thirty days inter the
giving ii the bonds they should file an Inventory
| RENSSELAER, AND SARATOGA RAILROAD.
| To u. Edi,o, " TAs N. =. TvibuHs
Sin; Ipoce com nur icstion in The TRIBUsE Of to-
day, signed by "SB Halliday" BY publishing these
afid.yts and certificate in The ThiBusE, your read
ers may see what reliance to be placed on Hadays
Judgment. You may do set Of justice 10 the Rsns-
selaer and Saratoga Rsroac Company.
H'''f'I Il {fdpP Pi r. saps.ia.enasa.
Ren,seiaey and Saratoga r. r. Co., Troy Aug ID, 1870
and Hos.s c.s~. d tie cry Troy, In said county being
dSl, .worp. DOTH each foT AH.sd dsE.s .as ,:.,
;h he i no, any way ~ o, :. os .se o. ss
an .nirson Of Soase cavert m.ntooed 10 article pab
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be minute and critical s1.nas3n theeoi inst us
rs. about % feet IN width The bed 81 aid Rarost . 10
f about w fee. 10 gii.h that ne .o "Is ias 10.
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.d Railroad th. .h culver ~ =. an .rsin xhS ea..ss
over the ..e Sa .ucn. .usash 2 :,p. '"y Sesa:
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stronger and S'fsr tan any T'a or ~''e" 'r's W
built | I:,,s:s} az e & s sss%s1l.
s~orn 10 b.fo,s me tlis II. day q August, lse
| S"ofD y YS,,nsd / MILES BEACH,
! jS'e-' Conuissoces u Deeds Troy, v. Y.
~, ri NJ R,rsslsrr county, John 1sl csri6es " he
f, ,st sill. Ess, tsors whom the above Ahssy;
| made IL Commissioner Of Deeds, &c
| CERrlPICATEs
IT, sy.y. named CLARK spd Css1e two Of he bes.
ts In try of's9 integrity snd Judgment In ther
son and implicit refsscs may be placed uplA IheI
| nsnt
JosEPH ST. WAsRsx President Bank Of Troy
D. Tnos.s Van, Pres,: Merchant, hscic' BIZ.
! c r. HiRTT Cashier Fsrm>ns Bank.
| s.KgIow Csshxr Troy CITY Bank
! $50. 7. McCoSs, Piest. Fsrm-rs Bank
A true copy. Ia H. IcrrIn' up
ATrHxPrTD RoBBERY-On Friday afternoon,
yourg fellow named VIM. Bsgey, wa Nres.sa On
1 LInaniiix Of AilxeH