New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22
NETWORK, TUESDAY, JUNE %, ls4l.


him the morning after the robbery, iai himself and Chris
topher and Smith had opened trunks and stolen the
clothing, and tina, they down the second time when
Barton with ,em and assisted and also spoke OF the
fgh. between himself and Christopher.
Len Dyer, carpenter of the ship dePo-ed that he
Eight al night and heard the voices of Dearborn and Christie
paer who drinking champagne Heard Christopher
say these hiags back where we got thcm-sUppo>-
ing he the bottles. As there no evidence against
Smith and Baa except DearbornS confessions, the Jury
found them not guilty. Smith and Banta then swO-D,
both of whom denied knowing any thing OF the robbery.
Bauia however dcposed that Morris Of the witnesses,
board midnight with bundle IN ms hand. The
Jury found Christopher aud Dearborn also not guilty
Andrew Note colorcd fellow who had been in the State
Prison and served his time ted tu an assault and
battery with intent to commit rape Caharne Gala che
married woman. of the 9Th Avenue, 90th-ree on
afternoon of the DIST OF April last Mrs. Gallagher sand
she sitting in house with her infant her
when the prisoner and asked for drink At which
SIZE gave him bowl 90 the spring and When he
returned he said he wanted hcr ioi ms WIFE, and her tell
him gone he broke the boz" and proceeded To acts
violence, when she escaped out OF doors and screamed tor
assistance. her clothes badly and her throat with
choking He then took the infant by the neck and made 1t
scream and called her back, when Mr. Russell neighbOr,
came her assistance and secured the fellow. who taken
10 Harlem. The jury found the prisoner guilty
Daniel w C4Ik tried Tor a misdemeanor IN cutting
timber in the 9h Watd between l06th and l07th-trecis
and the 9Th 9th Avenues the lands Of Nicholas Hay
ward and Francis b. Cutting in December last. Robert
Thompson, Special Officer OF the 10Th Ward, Gcposed that
he ound John Sweeney engaged Ii carrying oh wood from
Mr. Hayward land and Clark him with axe tie
arrested Swccncy when Clark told him take Sweeney,
as i, was all his (Cark>) fault Sweeney prison III
weeks before the whole facts known. when he dis
charged on his rccognlzance.
dcposed that he employed By Clark to cut
timber aud did cut four small by Carks orders on
Hav,ards land when Clark took the ani some
himself getting Sweeney the timber of the land
quick possible. Mir. Bryan, of Counsel, said there
fatal defect in the Indictment it charged that
the land and timber the property of Mesrs. HAYWOOD
and Cutting whereas the prot was found that the
land and tinibcr belonged Mr. Haywood alone. The
favored this opoa and charged the jury advising
them however that they the judges of both the law ard
the facts. The jury found the accused guilty and ne not be-
ing present court his :ognilancc was forfeited
Daniel : Clark Was uod Tor 4 m>deneanor. in hcepin.
d-oldcy house in Water street, between Dover and
Peck ship II proved by officer Bicckey. that the
crcd kept II porter house AID dance house where and
women assembled and drank and danced unit! eleven
and twelve o clock night The danceroom large
one under ground and there occasional tights there
The who reputed be girls OF the town and
bad characters would make nol'o when ihcy came out
Accused kept the place strictly he could for that kind o
a house He remover! in the month OF March April.
George Barry dcposed that he lived 26S Water street
opposite Clark and that himself and family awaken
ed and disturbed all hours OF the night AID could moi
sleep b the that AID the houses each side oi
Women of bad fame cqucntcd the house ana scrcec
ed aad noisy The nsi>c great that witness
had to rem.vc MS family.
For the defence General Bogarlu called sunlry watch
who depoed tina; Ihey lever heard much noise or saw
any disturbance there and that the place closed at l.
o'clock night. The houses either side weF'. much
noisy than ihs
Cross exaaine,i-Thrce Of them admitted that the So-
who fc,ucncd Ot the house, were dSs0-
Int charsct-rs-nlauy Of the men, sailors.
For the prosecutions Mr. Williams cPocd ;hnt The neigh
borhoo very noisy but he could not tel from what
particular house the noise
Mr. Carroll visited the place frequently all hnursas
late l o'clock somctmcs-!iad danced hcrc-iiud seen
gambling the sweacl-th. The females there were u!
bad taT.c.
Dr.. Hnl<ey. late Assistant Alderman Of the Fourth Ward
cpoed that the house the OF rowdies and pr-S
titucS. He visited the ball disguised As sea
man. ascertain the kind of characters who there and
the conduct they INDUCED in. Found females there from the
Five Points and Walnut st. Went with Justice Mat
sell there. On several night arrested two bad women
for indecent conduct, who Of that house.
Other witnes,, refrnce dcpo>cl that the neghborhood
was not listurcd-a captains of oops, their sailors and
Young Of the CRY there drank and went away
The dancing was the ballroom 20 long, in the base
nlrnt Al! was closed at midnight.
General Bogardus contendcd TINT II vas more harm
to dance there than Tamrany Hall, The City Hotel or al
Nblos Bad women could 90 al, these places NJ tines
The iury found the accused guilty
Pe1Icr Orr1cE-IH ctts. Catlurinc Clarke arrested
and committed stealing Sl in bills and pair of shoes
from JOHN Cunningham OF No 81 Oaage street, which Ike
confcse. to have stolen and committed to prison
John Simpson arrested and committed tor stealing
roundabout Jacket from Barnard Mclean No SO Cross
street.
CFor Other important the second pagc.)
Coronsrs 0Fce-Tho Coroner yesterday held an inquest
a, his Office on tAe body of Sarah Freeman. aged So
tive of this CITY, wife of Henry Freeman, VITO with her family
resided in dark cellar No &c Cross street. The deceased
had been i'll for months Of something Ike consumptiyc
di,caSc-hal attending physician: but obtained medicines
occasionally the Dispensor. On SATURDAY. night she be
came worse and SUNDAY sianing 50 a!armlngy i!
thar her husband ,scnt to call in reghbor and when they
returned they discovered >e had discharged large amount
of blood and in v minutes she died Verdict, died o
Inflammation Of the lungs
The Coroner having received several anonymous letters
calling upon him to investigate mysterious deaths, Sc &c
acrsby Informs all whom may concern. that a'ntor