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Bankruptcy or che Owner Of the Cireas-
SIAN.
THE sEAMEs AND GUNrowDHR MANuFAorURzSs IN
TROUBLE.
In the Iondap Bankruptcy Court, the 1ltA u No
vember before Mr. Registrar HAzltt. IN zAchariah
Charles Pearson-Ths was tho adjourned sitting for
proofs Of choice Of assgnses Tho bankrupt,
who late Mayor OF Hull, was large shlpowner and
c1 rhere wss large Of
several other nrst sngs being fixed for the same
time the state Of the court was frghtfu and creditors
had almost to fight their 10 the table 70 register their
While the choice Of assgnees in progress.
Mr.. Holman said he wished TO call the attention OF the
Court TO Of very great hardship indeed He ap
peared behalf Of major portion Of the Of ship
called the which belonged the bankrupt and
which been seized by the federal government Of Anne
II condemned and sold in the United States The
Of discharge Il The United
They had boon paid their only TO the time that
the vessel had been condemned but they asserted that
entitled to them the time OF discharge at
Liverpool An action had been brought and tried In the
Shers Court the learned judge after taking time to
consider had decided that the claimants entitled to
have their wages paid the time they arrived In Eng
land No plea Of bankruptcy set up. anything OF
TO that they would be settled with upon
the footing Of that judgment Though that Judgment
had been obtained time ago portion Of the claims
had been paid the almost starving they had
been OF employment since for not only had their
wages been paid but they had not received their cir
tain other employment except few who had been
employed In coastng vessels Under these crcupeances
hardship he asked the Court give directions for
the purpose of carrying effect this judgment at law
and that the first money which came into the hands OF
the sa Ss pess told aes be
paid Of the Rrst that TO hand but In the
meantime the men were starving Many OF them were
present, and would state that they could not obtain EN-,
poyment At least their certificates of discharge ought
TO be given them, that they might be able to obtain
Mr. Pews who was engaged in taking the proofs Of the
creditors said he apprehended That IN case IN this o
their application to the assgpees when chosen The as
signees would entertain it, and would apply to the Court
for the necessary order to enable them 70 pay the Claim
The creditors had had no notice OF IT, and never heard oil
qbefore.
Mr.. Plews-The assignees are not yet chosen. When
they the application must be made them. that
they may have time to consider It.
The RegstrarThe best course for the claimants will
Mr Hofrman-But many Of the men are not here, and
are not in ooadision 70 tendsra proof .
that will carry the rest apprehsnd that the assgnees
will certainly be disposed 70 innict any hardship.
How did the men get back again to this country
Mr.. Hofman-They were sent home by the British
Consul the Havana They only paid their wages
up the time that the vessel seized he ID Of un
There conaband goods board the ship. There 10
no doubt it was lawfully seized and the mon are able
uesoo thew are entitled 70 them wages up The time
| that they landed in England
me deal with the claim Al the pressnt moment, nntil
their application has been made In the ordinary course
Mr.. Hofman-Applcatcn has been made 70 the ofacia
assignee this case but have been put OF from time
time In fact checks have been promised 70 tue men,
they have put OF from day 70 day. In making
\ this application today publicity ID our object.
| Mr.. Pews-Then as the learned counsel has attained
his obee be may now let tho matter drop There 10 no
doubt viii have the attention of the assicnees.
The Registrar-You bad better furnish the assignees
/ v ith list Of the claims
| Ar. Honman-Tnat has been done already.
The kegistrarI cannot 60 into the question whether
the engassment Of the men was terminated by the act Of
| the American government
| Mr. Hofman-That has been already decided in the
Mr. stansnsll-YOu misinformsd TO the Official
assignee having promised rat the should be paid
All said was thas the should be brough, before
The kegstrar-There can be no objection on the part OF
the creditors assigrses do justice these
Tho assgnees will be chosen to-day and then the matter
win be handed 70 them. and doubt they will do
they should be withheld.
| NJ. Pews-ws don't know tha, they are withheld. II
| Mr Hosman-Tn the sherfrs Court the case occupied
two days. and they then promised that the should
have their discharge To say that II new 70 them 10
Mr. Piews--The affairs are i'm she hands Of the cre
dors, and the creditors have had application made
| them.
The Rsgsrar-The assignees will be appointed m half
IN hour or an hour, and then you make the appca
ton TO them. AS to their discharges why
| they should not have them.
! The matter then dropped.
Proofs 70 the amount Of about fs2 600 were taken and
the following creditors chosen trade assgnses;-
Mr. Martin Samueson, shpbuildsr, Of Hull Mr.. John
Thomas Dobson merchant, o Huh M Peter Brames
Hall gunpowder manufacturer Of Lombard street, and
Mr.. r. g. Westmoresnd, mevchant OF Moorgate street.
The amount OF liabilities already stated, about
f69s 600 estimate yet be formed Of the
| amount OF the assets.
] Mr. Iinkiater appeared for creditors
The next sitting appointed for the 9th OF January.
4 General Scott's Letter.
I From the London Times, Nov. 4
There time the recent history OF this country
when old General went TO the Queens Ministers aud
told them that in his opinion NE country not safe
The weakness home, and knew that weak
at home means offence from abroad He, whs knew
what was and who hated for itself and dreaded IL
for his country, shifted It's approach and denounced az
imminent. The men Of peace TO whom the warning