New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04

Of depOsitoT bad been dlscouheo a $3.50. Tha
the PARK Bank while Mr.. Camp was director. Inc
Judge suggested tibet they should ask mr. oa"p o
Iron beiup Intercepted as TO his knowledge Oh .ne
transter, Mr. Camp remarked that re wonlu noI a..
Knowledge the right of the counsel 70 Gasecpso not
there. He would however, say tha' no ""'
present when the transfer was made sos
At the suggestion of the Court, Mr. Byrne amehaea
bis complaint 80 to state that the BANK WEE oanA
Of circulation. .,.oa
at that me as it wsslregular. The Judge rued 'ni''
Mr. Glover was not in position TO object n,..
The Court directed Mr.. Camp to make an andsVlt
that he had nothing to pay TO the Bank on anything
due or to become due. Mr.. Camp made an aiidaVh 70
that effect.
The Judge remarked that the objection made that
Mr. Camp might be called upon as sockhoder, struck
him with some force. T
that Mr. Camp could not respond TO any call made upon
him. That an objection to take for the removal OF
Mr. York remarked that the objection bad been held
valid in other bank cases.
The Judge said the objection appeared to be valid
one upon the ground ofpropriety
Mr. Martin said if Mr. Camp assessed the stockhold-
ers he would have to account to the Court Tor his as
sessment as 30 much received.
Judge Leonard said he had consulted Judge ingra-
ham, ard he had confirmed his view OF the obJecnon
M Rvrnes askedth Court TO hold the matter under
adysement till the morning, when, necessary, they
would submit another name.
Mr. Martin submitted q list OF stockhoders WHO ue-
sired the appointment of Mr.. Camp.
The Judge remarked that there was no obstacle IN
the way Of Mr. Camps appointment, except those OF
technical Dature He knew Mr.. Camp personally I9r
many years as a gentleman and an upright man. he
would hold the matter under Amusement
THE AGsEw HABEAs coRPUs-REFEREHcE ORDERED.
In the matter of the child, Theodore Agnew, the
Judge ordered reference 20 Charles r knsha esq.,
the character CT the parties and then esPece
ability to maintain and educate the child.
DEcIsIos. -
Jeremiah s. Bunce ct al sgt. the Greenbueh MILL
ing Company tens Of costs objected 20 are dl-so%eo:
Emanuel Hoffman sgt. Samuel Etunger:-nol ION
9nd on the o. the rS 6as and SEWING and @
| dayit Of inertia
CmcUIr-ocr s-Before Justice SUTHERLAND
SELLING WIPES PROPERTY FOR THE HUSBAND
DEBTS.
Emile Rotse Vgououg sgt James C. Wiett Sheriff. &c.
This action brought 10 recover the value Oh GER
vtus an execution Issued sgsins hubbard The paf
s'sd that the furniture had ben Tp The
coHsndsd that ns grG apSd hs. pu
tcns were cOuOn coneOc.ed by the husband and
VIE 70 Of defendant was Theo G. MsrcOu who
had beer the attorney plaintiff husband who testified thst
the furniture bought With the husband money uI
for perjury and had gne his sons name 20 90 bst tbs
sDeh v IN 0Sss the Ssss an Storey and
fused to diyulgs confidential communications OF ms client even
iSas wa. mere oue, of title and the assessment Of the
vse Inc property hoty contested and occu
MED dsy aud half and the Jury rendered verdict Tor
tH for assessing the vsue OF the property at S1 ana the
| Judge gave plaintiff additional allowance Of ~
SPECIAL TERM Der 3.-Before Ju.tice LEONARD
THE PETTIGREw CAsE-IMPORTAsT SUIT.
The People ex rel Pettigrew aet The Street Commissioner
Motion for nanoao ~ compel The Street 20 nnl5.
soper 10 that the relstor is entitled TO
for work done in regulating and grading Third avenue rom
10 Humid ed and Tenth street disappeared ron
the read before the Court that resolution was sdted
nv the Common Council in 1855 and Sby different boards In
different wears authorizing the work In question The street
aud
10 one Fronun the BIZ der This award was ny
the mmon Council Frcnun entered upon the work ms
surts turned to be ireponsibe and MI Taylor the1
Street Commissioner the contract TO the rist0 out elu
not mn the Common Council old they connIH ms
I'M 1885 alter charter Of 1857 had come into effect MI
Co rer havip appointed Street Commissioner poted MI
Petgrew he had contract that would be recogIe V
his Department. Mr. Pe,tgrew then go; resolution passed oy
the Common Council recognizing his contract bat the So
Conn ,sone showed him that be had still no claim Mr. Pet
srew then last Winter bill through the Legislature Legal
izps the first resolution Of the Co nmon Council be now
moves for a mands1nus to get his assessment bonds
Commissioner insists that there - no eg contrs
that the CORPORATION have appropriated the money tat
the contract legally awarded n MT petgew tat
no sssment could laid thst would be valid and that the
| as,essment bonds hisued, would not be legal bonds -
when he awarded the contract fronum the lowest
Bidder and could give II eervard friend at an advance
Of in the price and that the stion Of the
1850 while made the resolution valid created no rights IN the
releor ard did not make his void contract good one
Decition reserved - 80, q. G.,
j. w Edmonds for restor Henry Fl Anderson for Street
| Commissioner