New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04
Nssu:llurk DAILY Grib1l1te
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

sIrPRFME COURT-CHAxBERs-OcT. a-BefoTe Justice
LEONARD.
TUE ARTISANS BANR-APPLICATION FOR RECEIVER
Geo r. Gordon ct al. agt. The Artisans Bank
This morning, on the return of the order 70 sho"
esuse granted on Tuesday, Mr. Byrne stated that ne
had motion for the appointment OF Receiver OF the
Artisans Bank He novel on the afidavits which
were before the Court and asked therefore, that Mr.
BENJAMIN F. Camp be appointed the Receiver; tne
Court would indicate what amount OF security IL
would REQUIRE, and also in what company would De
deposited The money as it came III sums oil soooo mVo
the hands of the Receiver.
The Judge said he would name the New-York Life
and Trust Company.
Elk Judge Cowles said he appeared Tor some OF tne
creditors of and depostors in the Bank. There were
a number Of creditors who wished time 70 cohSider
this matter. ,
Mr.. Byrne said that Mr.. Camp had no personal re-
laton with the Bank, and was perfectly Responsible
Ex-Judge COwles said he Understood that MI lamp
was stockholder in the Bank.
The Judge said that he did not think that was any
objection 10 his being appointed receiver. =
ExJudge Cowes referred TO the Gaze oil the Dahk Oh
Columbia where the Court refused 70 sppolns siI
Williams on the ground that he was an active partlci
papt in the affairs of that Bank. Mr. Williams was
perfectly responsible; but the Court refused 10 appoint
him.
MT Byrne objected to Judge Cowles appearing, I'M
less he Judge Cowlesl represented the Bank.
TIE Judge said Mr.. Cowles Represented the eredlt-
ORE and chat creditors had always been listened 70 Dy
the Court in such proceeding. =,
a gentleman inquired WnUueI ShNAf
gested by the Court, OF nominated oy the moving
party. - 100
The Judge replied that Mr.. Camps name was men
toned in the notice Of motion.
ExJudge Cowlts renewed his application Tor time
before the Court definitely appointed Receiver;
The Judge then adjourned the matter until o CLOCK.
At the appointed tine the parties appeared in Court
Mr. T. j. Glover objected to the proceedings on Do,
half Of one of the creditors Of the bank on the ground
that il nowhere appeared that the bank was oahk Oh
circulation, which must appear before the receiver
could be appointed also that these proceedings COMO
not take place until after ten days notice. The Judge
remarked that the bank alone could take advantage Of
that fact. So,
Mr. Foster objected to Mr.. Camp being appointed,
sc he was Director Of the bank. OOJecu0ns were
further made TO Mr.. Camp in case the sockhoiderS
were TO be liable, Mr.. Camp would nave 10 sue MN
self, he being stakeholder.
MIR Camp said that the Bank would be enabled 70
pay all ts debts except TO the stockholders, VINO Wouu
not be able 10 be paid in ful
Mr. Glover asked that the creditors OF the BANK Do
permitted little time, if IL only day, 30 as 70
present the name OF proper person for Receiver;
Mr. York, on behalf Of depositor, nominated Mr.
Francis w. EdmoDds as the Receiver.
The Judge said that in all these cases warm contest
generally arose ar TO who should be the Receiver ar
ing partly from objections 10 the proposed hsces,
and partly from the hope that more hyoraoie Pany
would get the appointment. IL no valid oplecuon
presented against Mr.. Camp, he should spPOs na
If any good objection wa presented sgans' 'n"s
be would not appoint him. A.. no,.
M. Mott presented an affidavit allowing u'S' n0'S