New-York tribune., 1841-07-22
Gitp Jnielliafnfe.
Reported for the New-York Tribune.

COURT SESSIONS July 2l-Beore the Recorder Judges
Lynch and Noah and Alderman Balls.
number OF dsorderly discharged from Gus
ody, 10 go aud do
David Graham Esq of counsel moved the Court to admit
ais Client Charles F. Mitchell late Member OF Congress- 10
bail There three indictments against him Tor forgery ana
the obtannen three several OF money thereby nj some
$500 his trial probably take place before
September or perhaps October Mr. Graham thought
the Court should admit Mitchell bail The District Attorney
stated that addition the three indictments found there was
another complaint against Mitchell which the Grand jury
did find BILL owing the absence OF the witnesses from
the city and thought the defendant was indicted and there
was little any doubt OF his guilt that he should not be admit
ted to bail NJ Graham said there greater evidences
guilt this than others where the parties had been
baed that the Court had right TO bail the accused aud that
it was matter that addressed itself the sound discretion OF
the Court which latter remark the District Attorney assent
ed though he still opposed the bang Of the prisoner II
finally agreed submit the papers the Court for their dec
sion the question OF bail.
Warning Laug, school teacher arrested ana oronght
into Court bench by Officer Bowyer on an indct
ent for false preece found in the April term OF 1889 against
him. for obtaining 500 from Deborah Havand the lst Au
gust by falsely Representing that ne wanted the money to
pay Miss Belden, female teacher IN his employ whom nc
did pay ami also by stating that there was considerable
OF money due him for teaching when there was not
HIS counsel his discharge his own recognizance
but Court ordered him find balm s5oe to answer III de-
fault of which he committed
The Court then adjourned for the term
Po1IcE orrIcE.-Steaiing Cloting-Margaret McLain
arrested Tuesday night by wacsman Levin charged
with having stolen dresses from Margaret Antoine of Isl
Leonard for which she LOGGED in the watch house
and yesterday committed to prison.
Iucorrgijle GUl-Mr. f D. Allen made affidavit ysster
day before Justice Mase that orphan girl named Sarah
Mafe 10 OF whom ne had taken to rear
domestic in his family had lattery conducted herself
imprudent and suspicious leaving his house for
three days and nights and frequentng the society Of
OF depraYed and dsoIue habits In order
possible her rush ruin the Justice her the
House OF Refuge.
D:sposiug OF Drunkard-Mr. James McIlvaine OF 1877
Hester application the Police Office have his
brother Thoma. the Pentepary habtua drunkard
and vagran without home employment or visible means
OF support The magistrate sent hun tor months to the Pen
Tertiary.
Picking Pocke-On Tuesday evening Patrick Stone of
3s Orange sitting in his public house another
named John Cannon and oy his side and picked MS
poke, half dollar and smaller change and also
made that induced Cannon off, He hswever
pursued oveaken conducted the Police and lodged
prison.
observation-disclosures w Pa,ren Matilda Williams Emma
somers and Emma Davis found Tuesday night
Broadway OF Canal making prodigious noise
screaming terrible using improper language and other
wise acting disorde with crowd collected around them and
melting breach Of peace They lodged in the watch
house and yesterday ordered find bail in 800 each for their
good behavior.
CoRoYER's OYFIcE-Sucide-The Coroner Yesterday held
inquest the house Of Eli Ferry l54 Elizabeh-street on
the body of Alfred Buckland native Of England aged
years The deceased varnshe and poisher by trade
in the employ Solomon Ludic and boarding and lodging
Mrs Ferrys He steady and sober but Of
habits and inclined melancholy which caused him three
sral times attempt his e-twice with arsenic and
with laudanum On Tuesday night about clock be retired
bed end mad fever and thirsty and
complained OF beEg faint during the night Between and
o'clock Mr. Ludwck who lodged the aroused
BY deceascd and rising found him
sensible and Dr. Hbbard who came bu. relief could
be afforded and the deceased expired about II o'clock yester
day morning post examination executed and
large quantity Of audsnun found the stomach The jury
found verdict that the deceased committed suicide by taking
laudanun.