New-York tribune., 1841-06-16

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-. g.. ,jo character of ntat Mr. Richie, (of the En-
r( and that while uniting with this Court in advocating
and supporting the utmost liberty oi the press and IN bear
inc esinsny tho gcncmaaly department generally of the
Rcporters the City papers yet such misrepresentation
AZ have been alluded be tolerated The Court has
therefore unanimously adopted the following order:
The report this morning. Herald purportng be
account of the proceedings of this Court the trial Of James
Richie being tissue of misrepresentation calculated
rccc the character oi this Court and bring the
Justice and dccorum into dsrcpue-it hereby ordered that
the reporter William II. Attrcc be hereafter excluded from
having sucl the Reporters table O; this Court
James Richie, who convicted Monday OF receiving
stolen goods, again cd for grand 80
French skins each Of the value OF dol
lar from Jacob Rbcroilc of No Tacobstreet tn 10th of
November last Officer Cockcar who had with others been
watching the prisoners premises, and had arrested him.
found % OF the stolen skins concealed in chest in the pr
oncrs junk shop in Front-srcc the Of Do
YER the chest being covered ur with quantity of baggng
and also skin prepared for sign. These taken
the Police Office and identified BY complainant Other
skins also foand in tho chest. also lots OF en
nobby-hor>c, and lot OF grindstoncs &c.
II provcd by James Beach late the porter of Rtcics
store that named French kept the Junk shop, bur h7
the prisoner did al the business and supposed that
whatever French did, done for Riichic.
II also proved that the prisoner and j. c. Kinner had
been partner. coffee in Broadway, had sustained
loss, had failed exhibited the of their AID
their books their creditors who satisfied Of their
cctnes and agreed and did receive compromise 30
that he thought tho character of Richic good The jur!
found guilty, as charged, and he rcmanded.
In til" of Levi Hcnc, indicted for perjury in
ing certain statements, de JcRe before commission
and to which demurrer ntcrposcd By his counsel
Nh Morrill, that gentleman argued the question the de-
in behalf Of the accused, and Mr. F. Wilson the
part of the prosecution against the demurrer The Court
reserved the decision of tho question another day
Henry Strickland Charles Brown, William Latham, Stcl
bins Andrews. Nathaniel Reedcr. William Emorc. Michael
Kelley and Edward Wall who ad been tried before and in
whose the Jury could agree again put upon
their trial 10: riot and assault and battery in November last
For the prosecution proved by Capt Joseph Swift who
lived and kept public house at the corner o Walnut and
Frontsrrcc,>. and also bv Mr. Perry cwctt of the
place that the evening in question: after the polls
had closed he returned his residence TINT after he
heard hard words outside of the door Of his hotel and going
out found his b-oher tic.ry Swift, there and Brown and
Strickland qiarclinc with him Capt Swift said he could
have quarclng there when of tcm sai 10 him
You the want-vou have got To be licked and
YOU s,GH be licked, - and cried o. H.
In nstnHt almost, the witness said he was surrounded
lv FIVE of hcm when Andrews cried
make dash Brown then Instantly struck Swift-Srick
land grabbed his face with his ngcr,-,hey all rushed
60, him down bca, and kicked him, then said he has got
enough and left him. BrckbatS and mown
into and brcakng the windows and Swift in, closed
III doors. which attempted be forced. vixen he
ao'dcd gun defend himself and then eopened The door-
He identified all except Latham and Wall as being there
and concerned but Rccder only coming the close o
the aiiay and asking - what the musS.
MI c~ctt also dcpoScd 10 tle facts Swift,
crlly-sarinc that he knocked down a: seriously
ured-the effects of the injuries being still ic; He idcni
fed all except Wall
For the defence it was proved that two other OF
the company of the accused struck Mcssr Swift and ewe
and that Re"d~r assisted in pulling them of The
submitted without summing mp, and after brlc charge from
the Recorder the Jury retired. Aitcr few minutes aJ-
they returned with verdict of a1uiy asain>, all of
the accused except Edward Wall. who found guilty.
ForteNrcs.-Olmscad Smith indicted for petit larceny
John Prisgin for manaughcr IN killing Frederick Neiell
and jeremiah g. Powers ard John w Harrington, Tor for
the Sd degree cverny failing To appear and answer
their rccoeui;ancc> were forfeited.
CoEoNER's OrFIcE.-Thc Coroner yesterday held IT.
quest No 81 OrangcStrcct the body OF Peter McC
If ". 0 Bayad-Sircct. where he lav dead Deceased
was native Of Ireland aged 10 sfocnnker and %.
Incorporate habits who had long complained OF his left side
and iantrcSs such degree that he often compelled
work and ic down, when he would recover lie
chance Waterman, and the SNth District
wajchou,c Monday night. hut getting post proceeded
n> soa--lw 5Ol Grccnwcsttee;, where he remained
until II o'clock and then retired home and went 10 bed.
About O'Clock his wife awakened by hi~ strange i.oc.
Vhcn he found Spcccicss and soon died Verdict died
Of disease Of The heart
Nso at the house of James Kane coracr Ct Wa.nu: and
Sotl>,reei>, the body of unknown man found in the
Las, River aoa opposite the foot OF Walnut-Sirect in a
very advanced Of decomposition. Verdict iout
drowned
Pollcr OrricY-Recorcry of u Horsc-O! the 2l,; of
Sepcibcr la,t valuable horse stolen from No. 2ee
Chcuy-srcc for which reward vas offered, as also for
tie thief \ man named Charles kclly arrested tho
hic bi having procured bail. left kc city and escaped.
Io horse was not. however, then recovered. t day~
since however officers Lowe and Lowa>buN succeeded i"
idiu- ,!, morse in Otscso County, about loo miles from
Nbay @ud bringing him hither restored him 10 the owner
cuj secured the reward.
Tl.. N-lluty yan Al>tyuc Judged ia 'ls. watch
o,c by H. 3. King officer. ana Yesterday sent 90 prison,
r so,ac gold from The pocket of John hnsey
Mana Brown arrested and sent t' prison for stea'i.-
a. .oer pound weight som Theodore Bai, o Il Aulhony-
streets which. she pawncd neNt door
john Coauoliy arrested and commit, d ior stealing a
pocAci-5oot and small enlount of money from tic pocket
ofWian, Kpeiv when in r. Alafiu- in Oance-ree
and onr john Smiths arrested by oreE Lewey
and committed for stealing iron.
FREIzEi'fg E'NTENT psTEtBs.
SUPERIOR To ALL OTHERS NOW IN USE. HEWITT r.
- .nec,iuly the Public that mauaaeure
lbs "a durability and