New-York tribune., 1841-07-24
LAWYERS DIARY
Jus; Term Superior Court.
Gitp Intelligence.
Repor,sd for the Nev-York Tribune.


Joseph Coles vas ,red for stealing clock and table cover
worth SEA So from Samuel Bradbury Guilty Peni'ea
jane Mitchell colored stealing 81 from ca'harine Dunn in
prison. Guilty Penl:eniaFy 60 days. ,-.h 80
A7l--vr Te.ry Guilty: Penitentsry months
william Williamson stealing wood plane from Lewis Mat
thias Guilty: Peutentiary 90 days
Hem Bnnee boz. stealing 81 20 the money drawer
Of Henry Lark;n Guilty: the house OF fse'us.'
Margaret McLan stealing cSo dresses from margaret ~
Guilty: CITY Prison 80 DAYS
Thomas Northin assault and battery on OfceF Joseph morn
Guilty Penitenuary 80 days
FOURTH AND SIXTH WARD CorRr-Beiore Justice Eve
.ett Thomas Shannon Seth Lamb ,o,
The defendant this hired OF the p!anti on uie F'
Ap. last the OF Us South st FOX reiecoy ioF Que
year s. week. including the fixtures furniture cooA
ing apparatus &c which article OF asreenentwas ssne"
and delivered him, defendant giving good security Tor s
rent He had privilege of purchasing the hNu ano
furniture nj within the Tor $3.50 and likewise u
purchase the lease. WHICH was tor S.' years longer "
tered into possession April and commenced ana carried on
MS successfully until short ue sisce when some "
the creditors of Shannon mpounaie for money winch
he owed hex and reaencS TO remove TIE INJURIES cooking
apDara;s &c from the premises which induced Lamb the suo
tenant 10 withhold S3i of the order TO secure ISe
AGAINST loss On the goth offered Lamb $50 Tor the
repossession the premises and lease "nch Lamp Ee'"
On the eIs, Shannon determined 10 gei possession
proceeding the Forth ard sixth ards Court sued o
warrant against Lamb nonpayinent OF Soi
rent notice Of which served the defendant at - ccA
noon of the day and returned o'clock OF the same day Lac
acknowledged the indebtedness anu re
messed the Justice 10 allow him half hours indulgence 10
obtain the money the requisite security 10 pay the same ~
ten DAYS according the The Justice reped ua' TIC
had no discretion the that he was bound 10 enter
aeans, defendant and il required issue his warrant
Immediately defendant from te premises Deienden
exposiulaed and entreaed little indulgence o"' tic '">
niexbe.
The defendant stated that the premises occupied as
reec:ory and afforded his only OF supporting his family
that the plaintiff pursuing this course more 10 gas m
lice than Justice. he had ample security for his rent
But he en,reated in vain the dposessg warrant was issued
ithou, allowing defendant single minute and procure
-.
promised to wal, two hours before he executed the dsposses
sing warrant bs did and hatened to the premises ~here
the PENDANT had tue money ready the rent and costs
This the constable refused receive when was ana
Immediately put the plaintiff possession and lei' the DEFEND
get his provisions and property as he could Inns
tainy summary justice IT can be called &c. ana IS one Vi m
powers by capous landlord OF which the law can
| deprive hin
Police orrIcE-Ro65iug q Vessel-Wa,chman Levin on
Thursday nigh, found ceored IN James St near ad
son. quantity clothing Sc OF winch tey cou!u give
no satisfactory be the alarm rap ana the DOM
ram one of them dropping boot and checked shirt lie ar
rested one of named Charles Smith and lodged nm III
the where silver chain found concealed IN
his hat The other black escaped Yesterday morning Capt
, -;A,y master of the schr Southern OF BroOkhaven
Long Island lying foot of James the Police
and affidavit that the cabin OF his vessel broken open
on Thursday night and robbed OF dress cloth pants ten
linen and check shirts silver chain boots gold oroaches
&c worth together SAL ana a the articles found on Smith
his The later who is only Il DID, was then com
United 10 prison to answer
Constructive Larceny-A man named William Flower on
the sth June hired horse wagon and harness wor, $3.50 OF
Messrs Quarry Ayres, their stable 2O3 Mercer Tor use
day only. which he returned Nothing was heard OF
Flower or the horse and until tue 2ls INST when r
Quarry asceaned that Flower had traded oil the horse
on and harness for others Long Island aud he tereupon
tees the Peace of Queens County empstead and on
proof adduced OF the above facts conirIed to prison.
Affidavit having yesterday been made by Mr. Quarry at the
bower Police Office Of this city OF tue THEFT and arrest Ocer
McGrath despatched Queens County to bring Flower
here and have him committed to prison for trial
Burglarv-n Thursday night the fancy dry goods store OF
Mrs butcher and Miss Quinn 467 broadway wa' ogrg9Fou'
ly entered by false keys and fancy muns lawns
silks silk hosiery kid gloves aces and various other articles
valued at 5000 stolen and carried No traces OF the
thieves or goods have been yet obtained
Stealing a Coo--A female named Mary Brown went gu
the 22d inst TO premises OF Mr. Thomas D. Harris l49
Bowery and stole worth SIS with which she was walk
ing off when arrested by Mr. Van Pe employee OF
MI Harris conducted the Upper Police Office and sent to
prison.
Rob6ing House-on the 18th inst. John Dignam and a
OF other boys from 10 TO II years OF age obtained
boat and taking with them cards and jug OF liquor proceeded
up the East River Kps Bay. After drinking and gambling
while the party dispersed themselves about and hnaliy
partner Of proceeded the house s Mr. Edward Jones
Of soh entered ut about clock IN the evening
and stealing what their withdrew AS DgnaH
crossing the grass plat near the house ne was haeu y
the gardener who asked him where ne was going and what he
had bundle when he replied that ne had his bedding
The gardener stopped him. opened the bundle and found there
in two linen and WOODEN shirt and OF valencia cur
tanning One the shirts being marked Edward Jones
identified The boy Qgnam bging secured and conducted To
the Upper Police Office refused give any of himself
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ted 10 answer the charge
Watch Stgtfeg" and Pocket Pickiag.-Yes,erday Il
ing Mr. H g. Amcrin Of Springfield Mass arriving in 'hi,
civ when the Battery beet by Samuel Johnson and
Joseph Green notorious watch suffers vino offered 10
sell him usual brass watch which they represented as
valuable gold one As he did exactly feel disposition
indulge purchase OF the acas contrved pick ms
pocket of $40 with which they wended their way OIL ON
GERS Reyea and r. f. Smith being apprised the circumstance
in M corse Of the affe succeeded finding and
ing johnson and Green VINO conducted 10 the Police Of
fee and sent 10 prison
este man named Sick B. Andrews charged with having
obtained worth Of dry goods months since Of Robert
R. Boyd merchant Of No Hanover square by iFaqd and
decided him, payment of the goods tract OF land m Hi
which he represented to he very valuable and nnncui-
recorded or registered he aceraned that the land had beea
sold and decided away by Andrews another person some
three months prior having been sold to him. lMr Boyd
Andrews was hereupon conmitted but aiterward
gave bail in 81 900 and discharged.
CoRoyrRs OFTIcE.-Accidentai DTo~aimg.-The Coroner