New-York tribune., 1841-08-02
LAWYERS DIARY. :
Gitp Jntelligsllfs'
Reoor,ed for the Nev-YOTk TF!6un'

from
her late voyage and dsobeyed orders
y;ye and tina, Hill called the Captain ID !lar
& m The mouth and perpe,rated other outrages The
iurv found them both gum. 80 l.. 49,, t.. - l.
-Aes - nm one Of the Of the ship Scotland which
80 e5 also was attached. 1t appeared that ARRAY took
we the parties and that Byrne drew his knife and
td Martin severely and dangerously IN the lower part OF
Ia b.nen The offence proved by several of the Scot
Jaad. crew, and the jury found Byrne guilty
POLICE OrrrcE.-Stcaling from n Strangcr.-A German
oed George Smith loo Broone st, Attorney went a,
M stated on Friday night the portion OF the city
.. o'clock the morning experiencing difficulty in tracing
his wsy homeard stepped into small and inquired
whi.e female the Broome She said she
would sho~ and conducted MIN Of bad cha7ac
yer Anthony Chapel where She said tbey had better
until the ram had ceased and out leaving Inn there
Soon after white attempted watch, and actually
broke mis- guard chain when a, put the watch and chain
sig, ms pocket. coOTcd female named Mary Sli
mons then up seized violently hold Of Smith and held
him. wsle the white stole from him iscbl h watch and
chain also pocket book containing So and ms SIX handler
chief He called FOR and M CoFn"e one OF the
CRY atchuen to the but the fur;ye parties had
fed After daybreak in the morning Sni, procured the coop
erapu Fokkes and McCob o arrested the coorcd
CIR Mary Summons and took ho~ to the fo1ce Oce %Here
denied the whole affair Of the theft and said Smith was
drunk and had robbed before he came there but she was
nevertheless committed TO prison 10 answer.
1,,i8 IN Y,ouJIe-A named Geo w Hungerford who
was ar ested and imprisoned Friday for stealing three pairs
Of brskin, worth So Edward Bishop of Orchard
and ranlst his former employer subsequently baied
5000 Saturday night TO the other Of Mr.
Bishop POS Chatham and several occasions coz
bous and indecent language and ep;hets and rallied
mob around him He taken the watclkouse and yes
a morning sent prison IN default Of $500 bail fox good
behavior
dssauting lio,chmon-A man mined Thomas Garty at
tackled Ebeoezer French cit, 'racnan Saturday night
erurk BIN blow the viii! his list bIed him
freely and considerably injured him. Garty however
rested and lodged Ia the watch house aud yesterday morning
prison in default OF 1900 bal for his future good behavior
Sleaitag from SiccycrY Yesterday Nj Abraham Nor
rs Of the Town of Greene Cheuango Co.. as sitting asleep aud
lloa he lletO
his watch gold seal key and rings worth together S23 b
boys from Il years Old named James Williams and rank
lin T. Rollins who oft with their plunder, though
named Horton. who ad the spii them. They
we're subsequently arrested 10y officer Covin taken
the Police Office and lodged prison The property
recovered
Ro5Jiag lioney Drawcr-Henry Ryan od Jed in tue
wachouse and Saturday morning prison for stealing
bills rom the money drawer OF John Daniels 1913 Chat
ham which of hct he caught by w l. Johonnet,
the clerk
Taking IIatch-Phebe Fisher lodged in the watch.
house and Saturday morning prison for stealing
watch from Isaac Reed.
CHARGE and DjScharge-Eliza and Jane Williams were
lodged in the Watch house on Friday might by Ocer Macombs
charged with having stolen 500 from Mary Campbell OF s37
Broome AS the complainant did appear substaiuae
her charge, they were discharged
Stealing Barrels james Sullivan and Henry Burton were
lodged the watch house and Saturday prison for
stealing barrels from the street
eapt 10 Iwpeach Magissratc-On Saturday Mr.. A. D..
Russell of counsel in obehaf Isaac Wood pre-.
,-ned before the three Judges of the Common Pleas open
Court articles OF impeachment agans; Milne Parker, Esq OF
the Special Justices of the Lower Police Office divers il
legal acts official charged said articles
and moved the Court for the allowance OF order calling
Parker said charges and specifications
and that the Clerk be directed call the County Court together
day be appointed by said Judges for the trial
the accused said articles The Court ordered the papers
handed them and have taken the matter under adj
Nisemcnt prior decision.
understand that previous the above application the
Court Justice Parker had applied to the Common Council tor
all investigation of his official conduct
fcrred against OF the City Marshus for alconduc in office
Mayor has politely furnished with the following facts of
tug and the action taken by him upon the subject
T. In the OF the complaint OF William w Purdy u.s.
William W. Frame and John ;. Magnes, City Marshals
The complaint against these Marshals tina, they
guilty. of noisy and indecent conduct in the house of the
auaut and toward females part of the family OF the
complainant calculated excite breach of the peace
The testimony shows that the officers were Harlem
for the purpose OF arrestng Isaac j. Wood upon bail piece
That was necessary they should remain Harlem all night,
they went the public house Of Mr. kenger for the purpose
staying there Mr. Kelluger could accommodate them
aud took them his neghbor the complainant 10 sleep Al
late hour they retired bed and unsolicited went INTO the
bedroom OF OF the family where three females were u
dressing They ordered refused to searched
among closes-one of them Frame Stating he had
seacwaran for brass when there such
cept in his possession leaving the and retiring
their they noisy and indecent IN their
conduct and their language much that MIR Purdy was
obliged wake up his neghbor, and get assistance 10 put
them his house The which the officers give Tor
their conduct part which they admit that they heard IN
decent songs in the of the fenaests however de-
MED by the ohsr Witnesses
II true afford Justification for the conduct OF the
officers This conduct shows that the officers wanting in
that sense o propet aud love of order essential the
per performance OF the duties OF their Office MsIoc "he
then lrG1rantS from heA
CoRoxER's OsFIcE-The Coroner Saturday held an in.
qses, Seventeenth the body of William Henry
Pugh aged -. of Bergen, N j. boatnan attached
the steamer Mount Pleasant The deceased was scRera
sober and steady but "Wednesday night late was at Lang
Gons in Centre with companion named Gardner and went
away intoxicated AS they going TO sleep on bear the
steamboat Providence the foo, % Watt they went 10 the
fire raging Debrosses street where deceased remained and
Grne vent on beard. he afterwards wrl
Sruray morning when his body found aoa the dock
foo, Of Watt Verdict of the jury accidentally drowned
There 4 wound the flesh OF the lower jaw supposed
70 have been co by falling bat did DEATH serious
injury as Dr. Household opincd
II An agreeable md healthy Recreation in the
Asrcrroon-Nop easaner
year. by taking to iiohsken and walk
banks the margin oil The river
lnducement this generally admitted thar
the grounds tins charming spot now more beautiful