New-York tribune., 1841-12-14
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Reported for the New-York Tribune
COURT OF SESSIONS.

&lip GHlttitNsitlS.
Reported for the New-York Tribune
COURT or SESSIONS.
MONDAY, Dee 49,
Before the Recorder Judge Lynch and Aldermen fuFO'
aad Bradhurst.
Samuel Mullen aud Hanse Skien were ified iof a." a.
.au AID battery on John Moore on thS se'h Oh
H., Nob;,s ,ooc,,rr apain,, Skillcn, he aequit-
od and sworn y, witness whoa the jury also found Null
len guilty. ,,....;.,
oeob dria~ was tried for assault and battery "h
an intent 10 kill George McCary,a stout ooy feslolng
oetr the corner Of h, Tenth Avenue aud
street when near Forty on Suaosy, the 9th
n October last by shooting HIM and other boys with
nm which 1t was proved by McCariy aud a boy named
gace Was discharged them and other boys, and which
uonnded both McCarty aud Bruce lodging a number OF
.hot 10 their arms and legs The boy McCarty testified
~ the shooting being "Ifll aud Designed, nad
accused was 10 or II yards distant time br. Mel
depo.ed that the wounds OF Bruce were severe and
,so arm side thigh Those Of McCary were le..
severe and the hands, face, SC. The testimony
proved for defence that the boz, who wosrded
they believed the shooting academia the part
Oiring lie proved good previous character and the
ilry found him guilty
William Roberts, mpeaded with Thomas Moore, new
tolylcted) and with Francis Moore and Others IN
dciment charging him and them with tbs abduction Of
Jiae Ana Tooc, youag girl OF lees thsn Is years of
ocbIy on, Of boa, the Hudson River, of Hoboken
tEkins nor TO the sooisa Bulls Ferry and vio
htng hei thnrc Sunday afternoon the 18th OF
sy last As the te timoDy 1t IL sowas substantially
IA generally that IN the Of francis Moore
nhch publishes 5 far prapfiery would permit
shall lprb.ar repeat At. Suffice IT, however. TO say
yola on Of the person Of the girl BulIs Fec
u with others concerned, proved against
ne pr,oner but that he being another boat did
participate the taking the girl OF the boat, and did
The boat wi;h Franci. Nosrc and the prl
thu city from Bulls Ferry bU; cane back in the boat
y tn named Hady, landing the foot Of Spring
street, and did participate tho second violation Of
the girl this sid: of the 1t also proved th.t
when Rooer h. ard Of the against HIM, he
voluntarily himself officer Lester. The case wa.
summed up FOR defence by MIR. James McKeon, and By
Mr. shaer for tho prosecution. Judge Lynch charged
the Jury, who found the prisoner not guilty. Or
of Mr. Shaler, he rcmanded prison a. fugitive
from justice ffom New jersey, be taere tried for the
rape committed in that State.
POLICE OFFICE.
MONDAY, Dec. b
CHARGE OF FALSE PFETEScE-0;Iicer rappan to-day
Journeyman tailor named ohsrt L. Van Val H.
charged with having september last cstalued ma:4fais
III rrcoats, worth Ssl %. fise pfeenec, Ar
l.. Levy, merchant tito OF No. l59 Broadway. l.
appeared that A. l.. Levy spoke to LOUIS levy, Of
G,iAd street., send hi make up oyefcoats
aud he recommended Henri l.. Van Vacn, "a, d him
word call hiA Robert hearing OF this, went 10
Louis Levy TO get the Job bli told he not tn
wanted but hl Henry wss h,s brother and
had great business. Louis l. W told him his
TO A. L. Levy, bu, he dd saying he by him
aad obtained materials for 80 yyeieoat worth so ouy
10 OF which msde aud returned IA beng found
recovered. For this Robert f. Naa Vslen was CON-
mitsed 10 prison for Trial.
49,, y,t..
The cenern acccptatIOn wnich this medicine has al
ready mt with om the public, has induced the propr,-
OI for the greater convenience of purchasers 10 place
,aln ut the following loo itIons,
PIC; Bowciy, III Avenue ID,
49,! Nas.au-strect, 24s Hudson street,
So Pedrl-sueet, $50 Canal street,
H. Cherry street, 81 Beecker-street.
6l Madison-strcet, l6'4 Eighth Avenue,
ls Dirisisn-sucot, $40 Grand street,
Isl Houston street, 100 Third Avenue,
Brooklyn-let Fultsn-street. Jersey City-Corner Of
Montgomery and Wasningo' streets
~ The Young Choir, School Singing Book |
original ana selected by WIN. b. Bradbury, and C "
Sanders The attention of Teachers particularly re-
quesIed following notices. just received by the pub
hshcrs:
NEw-YoRK, October -, 1871.
Messrs DAYTON & SAxroN-G entcmcu-l have exam.
ucd your valuable little msca publications, The Young
Choir, and feel grated TO he able express my TncOn-
donal appreciation sf the 1t il just tho thing
for Juvenile classes and hope 1t may be widely
and extensively Pa,ronized
am respectfully yours, :. B. POND.
Late vocal Leader of the n Y. Sacred Muse Society.
Messrs DAYTON SAXToN-i have received the copy
o" The Young Choir,'hy w. Is. Bradbury and c. w.
Sanders, and have examined it Thoroughly and with
great pleasure The is chastc aud simple two great
exceencics n musical work The arrangement Is well
designed and executed and know of work Of the kind
better calculated do good. The work also contain,
enough OF the Elements OF music, 10 answer all rurpo
ss for youth
doubt not but it will afford satisfaction 10 schools for |
children and yonih and hope will obtain general use
G. T. SMITH Mayor OF Brooklyn.
October 70 ls4l
.. Il 5. also publish New Collection of Instrumental
Music consisting of Solos, Duets and Tos, FER the Flute
Violin and volincelo from the works of Beethoven Mo
cart Haydn BE liu Walsh Strauss, and other eminsul
Composers to which added brief for each
Instrument.
Also in press-"The Northern Harp" consisting Of
original sacred, and moral adapted the pop
uar melodies for tho Piano forte aud Guitar. BY Mrs.
Mary s. b. Dana, author OF .. The Southern Harp
DAYTON Il SANTON,
MD (2) 81 Nassau street, corner Fulton
u Boston WusicmI sDstitutc.-A COLLEc-
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Of This work have been issued since It's first puslcson
December last Il comprises great variety Of Psalm
and Hymn Tunes An,ssms, Chants Sentences aud other
set pieces, original, aud selected with great care from
the most eminent composers with knowledge of ELg
Esh, German, Frerch and lHlI,n Music, The whole IN
fenced for Congreg aud the Church Ser'ce. with
accompaniment, adapted to tho Organ and Piano Forte
by the Ogaust of the Kings Chapel and Director TO the
Boston Musical Institute.
xorieEso THE woSK.
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melodies are pleasing, the harmony correct aud she
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From e1smIRatien Of this work, feel oonhdoat It
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best collection cxtsut. The author possesses hns
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