New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-07
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CorEr OF CoNMoS rLrAs-Calcndar for this day May7-
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CouFr OF GENERAL SEssIoNs.-T Thursday, Mordesa NJ
Noah ESQ who had recently received his appointment
ocae Judge OF the Court OF Sessions having taken the oath Of
Office appeared and took his bench The Court
sisted OF Judges Lync and Noah and Aldermen Smith and
Nichols.
The Glcatcoh Cae-In the case of the demurrer of the
Counsel of the accused the indictments against
Genwort Tor msdemeanor elections in No
venoer 1888 and April 1899 i'll this ey-n bringing
ing persons r"n ether states 10 he brought hher lille
gay those ecctionshe Recorder delivered ut length the
opinion OF the Court giving judgement of the people
and against the demurrer TO the Indictment Common Law
and sustaining that indictments and also giving cement
vor OF the demurrer the other indictments under the sta
'a against tsSc indictments which declined be had
Judge Lynch also read long and able opinion coscurrinc
with TINT delivered by the Recorder airing the demurrer to
the SIN Indictments under the statute well taken and
indictments be had and declaring nclmen, at Common
Law to be good and that the demurrer this indictment wax
not well taken, and could not be sustained.
The accused then ordered TO answer sye or in other
words, plead 10 the Indictment
George w Willis boy tried Grand Larceny steal
rosewood writing desk containing silver spoons butter
and other articles $500 from the store
OF Edward Soucn OF 80 Plat street the last
The desk taken ror the 81 the store by
cuscd who of pursued to the isor
OF the store 80 Maiden Lane where he and hid him.
self under huge heap but erreted by the
of dog and taken Police The desk was
| recovered unopened.
The Jury found the prisoner guilty and he the
State Prison for years.
Catharne Fisher tried for assault and battery Mag
dalen Frcwod OF 70 Dnane the 9th February last
Complainant deposed through interpreter accused
TO her house pulled her hair beat and kicked her &c
The Jury ioand the accused guilty permitting her put
ai!idavits.
Doctor Israel Randolph tried for assault and battery
james Cook of l55 Broadway on the I'd February last
striking him with his fist his store knocking him on
chair taking him by the throat and atng him will, his fist on
because demonstrated with him for looking
nj the of
Arms Company, of which Cook salesman
The Doctor had been Director of the Company some time
previously but time bur he had right
look a; the statement as being OF the shareholders OF the
Cook however opposed this statement
complete and had not been submitted the President and Di
rccors who were TO sec prior to the share holders This
usa greatly excited the Doctor who used opprobrous ephes
which returned by Cook when the Doctor knocked him
down and hrotled and beat him when n chair
The jury found the accused guilty
John Asser was tried for receiving stolen goods
been stolen 2jth March last from Christian Wazenda-
ke Of 81 Mulberry by Henry Green and other coerr
for which Green the State Prison part of
the suspendes and pairs Of the panaooRs found
the premises OF pr"ner but not conceacd-he suspenders
being exposed the window for SALE and panaoons
undergoing alterations iii se who had bought them there
The suspencrs taken payment for the alteration of the
pantaloons.
The Jury found the nccu5ed guilty
Patrick Masterson tried for assault and battery on
John Tracy city marshal of "a Beach the 10th De-
ceriber last when he laying execution on wagon of
prisoners, taking it for the property OF Peter Masterson
The Jury found ir guilty.
The Court fne4 him So
Forfeited Recoga-ances.M Matthew /. Banor indicted for
burglary the lst desreethe for Grand Larseny Dan
lei a nnnfor obtaining goods false prctences Patrick
ley for receiving stolen goods Henry P Chase and Elas
Ticker for psuring Numbers Lottery Tickets Sarah Full
man and Charles Coyd for petit larceny John Deooy Cb,rc
Fox, John Donaho, Donaho Margaret Delanny Mar,
Duane. and John Garde Robert Johnson Peter Follower
James Bridges and Hugh ErwA indicted for
er severa falling appear AID their recognzances
forfeited.
sUPREMr counr.-Thur,day-Bef Chief Justice Nelson
The People rel Alexander Mcleod the Sheriff of Nj
agara County.
This case was brought up on Of Habess Corpus issued
the Supreme Court of this State citing the defendant
show why Mcleod should be discharged from
tod he having been indicted att sui, Of the P.ope for MURDER
.asd high crimes. Mr. Spencer of Counsel for the aPp
cant moved the writ which motion opposed by Wix
Hall. Esq Attorney General, in behalf Of the people.
Chief Justice Nelson remarked that il consequence OF the a
OF HIS Honor Justice Bronson the could not now be
beard 1t accordingly postponed to Saturday the 18th inst
for which time the set down tor the hearing OF argu
Mr. Mcleod was in Court appearing good health and spr
and great crows collected 10 gaze upon hn as OF the
Liens OF tina day
POLICE OrrrcE-Nothing of any was yesterday
dsHe at the Police
Coroyzns OFrGcEThe Coroner Yesterday held an aonest
a. the house John Gi!en 35h between the 9th and lot
the body of Michael infant John Gen aged
rnoutas
Ao the body of unknown man. who found about
three O'Clock yesterday afternoon the Hudson River the
f-o of Moroas having apparently been considerable time
in the
Verdict, 10 MI drowned.
A Rent Case-In the of Francis A Rcn Gesrge
Boom brought to recover months of the house 20S
Gee-street hired OF Rcz by Boon for bakery $4Oo per
annuu abandoned by the tenant six months SINCE the
Jury decided that defendants goods had been removed
to eyade the payment Of the rent and held them for the full
amount 500,