New-York tribune., 1841-06-11
Cr.n lRtel!ieerce.
Repor,ea fer the Nsx-York T.ibooe

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CouR1 or CoMNog PLEAs.-Calendar |of June a. i'7i
Part ls,-Nos. 90, a. 249. 7, D. 25y go an
Part 2d-Nos. ga &C. POI, 2l6, H'9' 2oo' O
CouRr OF ss-Tknrsdey-Beore the t'ecaraef'
Judges Lynch a,d Moab, and Aldermen Lee aEd
In the saa. of James B. Glentworth, indicted "f M
dcrneanor James NJ Smith, Jr. Esq OF counsel m"'eu -
Court for redue,ion of The of bail ms ca a Th
il $4,000 ard which he considers exor''tan 10 S'''
Court reserved their decision TO another oay' ~, La R,
n,,d l. I,hn R.nard Juncs Scott John Snanner w. 'oA''
sca,lop John H. Toupkr., William SHiin .'sos no'P
eon Roseby j. Ham and eesJnnn rue tHs.;i o.p;a
nnuI.s and ,a,,cry Timothy Donovan lhc '"'," e"'
g. % and assault and battery David Sherwood sF forgery
IN the Sd degree Isaa Clark FOR an attempt 10 commit
rape and John Thompson. for petit arceny-se'c'ay
fI;g 70 apnear and their rccognizances were Tor
fcited.
f aseauts and baerv Edward Garrgan for receiving e-
len goods and Hiram Corbe or forgery IN the I'd degree
noIo prossquis were entered by order OF the Court
Henry TAYLOR coored man, tried for rnansarghser
in the Sd degree, killing Joseph Smith, also coorcd by
stabbing him with "a knife in the abdomen, on the 9th OF
April of which wounds he died the 10Th ei April
Hester .ckssp coored woman deposed that she resided
in Oak Roosevelt the period OF the outrage Snc
saw prisoner asd the deceased in the alley about CLOCK
IN the cvesng-heard noise in the house, and q1arrsiinS
about snail dog that Smith had kicked and "ich prisoner
said he had no right 10 DO Saith then said let out -
10 tho yard and ne and prisoner out when Smit ch
ed up hoop-pole, struck prisoner with 1t ard nun
down. He then the hOoppoe down anu F9"''''
knocked Smith down with bis fist IS Smith aId there prs
oner got asrae of him. and drawing out sheath Khie
plunged into Smiths stonach-canno say whether more
than once or not Both were drunkSnlith the more So
Smith got up said he dead man. and holding his bands
over the lower part of his abdemca waSed out o the yard
and sat down soop in Oak st near toSevc' whe'co
he after taken the Police Otce, and thea to the
Hospital Prisoner arrested by Occr and
lodged prison. Smith died Ia the Hospital ie" ua!s
afterwards.
Ema Gibson, coored woman, Sid she was Washing IN
Liverpool alley-hcard the quarrel about The puppy that
Smith kickcd-saw the airay that followed, and iuy cor
robor1cd the testimony of the former witness except that
she Smith strike ts prisoner three racs with the hoop
pole before threw down, and she Did soc the stab
bing.
Henry Thierst colored man. said he was passing Liver
pool Alley and deceased and prisescr engaged in light
Went and tapped prisoner the shoulder telling lm he
had blsiness there and away with hin Prisoner
told him go bad place and deceased asked witcss
what he had to do Tayer and struck witness the n-nih
bleeding him. Witness ruiscd small piece o hooPpoIe
he had his hand the blow, br he stepped
back against the house fell from his hand the grouAd
and Smith picked up struck witness several blows with
the head. Witness then at< saw nothing oi
,he sabbing but subsequently nkcA and committed as
witness.
Several other coorcd witnesses examined, but she'd
no farther light on the
Dr. Cornelius b. Archer Coroner, lca ante morem
examination at the Hospital; nid DR. Hoffman pobcd the
two wounds the abdomen of deceased The wounds penc
trated the abdomen and divided the artoncum IN two places
inch in length and witness had doubt they produced
death Afierward held post mortem examination on e
body The wounds given on the 9th Apri aud the
deceased died on the 18th The Court charged that the
offence came u.er the description of mauaushcr in the
Sd degree the Jury determine the degree ' quit
The Jury found the prisoner guilty OF mansushter n the
Sd degree charged and he rcmandc for sentence
Adjourned
Police OrrIcr-Rob5ing a Vessel.-A mnn named
Abrahars Bard was Yesterday arrested Nv Officer aasburg
i 49, l,,;n fXbc was
cie) from the cabin of the slorp Stranger, Capt Alfred
Cranwer living at the foot of James the h INST The
meney the property of the Captain and small quaHt
~ only found upon the prisoner, who WAS eenmeG
Burning tctM TitrloL-A painted mun;o sr OF the ba
ser sort, named Harriet Williams yesterday another of
the descriptions named Diana Treys "t ID Oraage 81
in that and urged BY feelings OF jealousy threw upon
her clothes and hands quantity OF OIL OF Nlirloi IRON
bottle she carried her hand The colhcs OF the assaulted
female were set fire by the destructive @ aid burnt her
person considerably before they could be o b herself
and those who came hSr relief osd she conducted
the Police Office, aud made her conain against the assa
ant, who fed and hnd not been taken at night iul
1Tetls-Elizabeth Comfy arrested l., Officer Tap
pan and committed suspicioa at stealing wateh
William Smith similarly served for stealing some
clothng-iound on him
Ellen Clifford arrested and prison .or stealing
n pair of ranaloo,s from lary Cunningham o 81 Orange
St which latter said were her exclusive property
Robbinc a Locker.-A few evenings since a locker of
butcher in Fulton Market broken oren and robbed -
money, by II Hu'ioei ", uuSS' IN: ~
,r,csIcG a bsv named William j. K Divine changed with
being concerned in the theft and .e sou" to Prison
Hc also arrested another boy Of the gang named William
Willis. of No Rose-succ of respectable father who
had been concer,cd in the above het, ar also in stealing
now coat from store 202 broadway, which he fawrcd
This latter youth was sent to the House Of Refuge whe -
had been before hut cscaped,hc father making affidavit Of
his furtivc habits and evil prorensies
1ndecencie<-iwo Young females, nameA Mary md
Lousa Mansfield of fifteen and eighteen years of sCe,
arrested on Wednesday night by .ficer Iu Davis in Ea-
onsec for gross of indecency and pco;ane and i;r
faosly obscene angsagc all the pa'sers b. They were
Yesterday the Peniten;iory vasrants or three
n,onths each
coachman named Patrick Clark a~o arrested "
officer Sheran for gross incccacy exposing KS Psrou 10
three seveml ladies passing he his coachboX aside
of the Park, and opposite Tamunany Hal. He vas
ordered find bail in $500 and in default consisted
CoRoxrns oY11cE-Thc nqaes hcA Wednesday
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