New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-20
gitp fntelIigeuce.
Reported for The Tribun,

uce6 that the arrarnmeut Of Col. Monroe Edwards
ri.s would not take lace until this ~ edGcsday)
o,ae thereby Disappointing great crowd Of persons
,.ob G. >herwin tried for assault and battery
S,,b q Ke1e, OF IS Cauuon-st., he Ith of sep
-.Ler last, The jury found him not guilty.
ri D. Champion tired for grand rceny in steal
ess aud sewing SILKS, ka", cravats hanGk crchiefs,
. ,os,tber If TN vrse of S.1 from the auction store
n,y,I Porter, No. 81 BeayeT-St., different times
,rs The Isl OF Septester last. william Topping, clerk
NJ, Porter deposcd that the above goods and Others
40 stolen from Porcrs store. and that he found item
IN. .ore OF prisoner No % Cotharlne.,, where with
So, Soercer, he went with search warraGt. Among
VA gool. found pcc- of lu;estine silk worth $40,
n IN was ste"n on tue l5th September. The accused
1y.d God previous character The prisoner Il al all
I, goods entered his BOOB o! goois pu-cha ed,
rs ar nils of NEST OF them purportigg be 81 i ard
s.epis froG those Of whom they apparently pur
tbseJ. twas cOGleudcd. however, that he made and
.gteiihese receipts bIm>eli.
The cyiiracc show Ii II thc pools always came
yprsoAcrs store put up in good merchaEtable order
as az for them wimn-tatl Gods we're frequent
gonfd dom up n by the clerk OF prisoner on
ercurn OF the clerk ON ,cAthat prisoner WAS IN tne
,,bit OF huyiup goods from! pcdde.s ard taking no D
iCcOIpt-tiat ne often 1t the auction s'Se 81 ih'.
?rrr, aneiug round and leaning over the soodS bst
ever purchu ipg any tng, and that suspicion @! nun
,ugs, the clerks exced of which he as ihorne'
II con;inUed TO 90 there Afterwards.
re wa, ., iy defenced b. Nessis Morrill, & Terhuue-
A. profecui.on being conducted by Mr. }. Bacon, Esq
al on five other indictl M nts against him.
pr,sHtment-The GraGd Jury into Court with
,suber OF rils Of ma ctment and IL they had com
,,ed their business, but tho court wished them 10 meet
ain IN Friday when some other would be laid
Lore them for their and that they would then be
fehsrysd They also raade very long presen men OF
rioa, matters evils or as nulsaaccs that ought 10
The presentrent was read BY Mr. Boggs, of the Eve
sg Ptst member OF the Grand jury, and who took
at Of court sikh bin ior publication in the Post The
aad Jtry osoGt the great number of Of petty
.auts aud battery brorgsi b fire them, originating
or incompetence, which surh, Ia be sbated; also the
rIce OF Aldermen aud other magistrates dis harein2
5boners from the "achh1uso- III night, ana Police uaP
,as disc harglng them morning before complain
ans apTcar also tue cry ins tue sale 81 newspapers
,loul The SUNDAYS 10y boys, the DISTURBANCE
the peace aud comfort Of the sober AID portion
Of the community and of the places OF worship, and vIo
l,ng the laws, winch insufficient To the
ell snd BITTER should br enacted; also tho gangs
chfdr sent on SUNDAYS and other days to
yrovl about the wharye, aud steal from casks, bae box
a. &c thaj exposed, and m-gdlng hat three
Susdlv officers be appointed traverse The wAHryes
md proven, this evil also the practice
rorDies haunting the Police office aud procuring worth
Is and rre,p onsibe bail for criminals hercby enabling
hem 10 escape tial. conviction and punishment
Thoy nlo presented nuisance TIE obstruction OF the
,dsvaiks by peders stands and Of Chatham square by
n. nuconeers with their furniture rendering The pa.
taee coafred and difficult The Court wished the jury
VISIT the prison and Their puolc institutions and they
Zen sd IOurned Tor the day.
SPECIAL SESSIONS, TUESDAY, October l9Before Judge
Soah, aa1 Aldermen franklin aud Vaudervoort
THEMES Collins and Jesse Hand. stealing froal William
sintlBii svsr watch worth $40; guiltypenitcntIary
ln months each EGw ard Ly alias Williams,
.a and battery J1nna Eltrldgc Ruiity-penientla'
~ GO days William RLgold, OlacA) stealing from
Richard NcLarOy one dozen shOvels worth So guilty
penitenary 90 days Fanny Day, old offender, steal
ag from Thomas Tate, ii k scarf worth : guilty
peatsntary 90 day.. Darrell Hazard, stealing from Pa
trek Gmey silk handkerchief worth 81 acquitted
Niliam Schusler, nssautng his wife Mary; Cu,ity-CIy
Prison 80 days. john Edmends, stealing from Joseph
Ies three quarters of mutton worth Si5O; culty-psn-
Tertiary 90 days. German GraIgon, Frenchm III, as
,aulinr JOHN Mathews with knife, and Alternating 10
sll hini gulty-peniteniarv SIX months. MirlanEa
Sheh Al stealing from VIM. Hamilton bundle OF no Hen
yarn wtrih 81 PenicuiI.r> months. George Thine,
aul,gg aud beating his vile Afd; guilty-pen'tcntiary
TX months. Michael Burke, assault ANA battery upon
;wth Case guilt judgment suspended, and he dis
hargcd. Adjoarned Ill Friday ncxi, o'clock, \. NJ.
PoLIcE OTFIcE-S Stealing FROM Pocket-A girl by
be of Nary Muscow, was Yesterday arrested by
7r Sc lly for picking the poke; OF Patrick hcNeaty
,h be was standing couvesng with her a. the corner OF
enrc and Anthony streets, of his pocket wallet cont M
NJ s. in bills When arrested she dropped the wallet
nd money on the siewak, ana was committed 10 a'-
wer
Thcft of Catte.-Ycsterday man named George Me-
'arty wAs arrested for stealing COW and TWO steers
worth $40. from wharf at the foot OF Warrea street
MADISON the property beng in the care aud charge of
Charles Ila,tead the captain of the steamer The CIV
Fa found prisoners possession but inc steers were
%, recovered. fo was sent TO prison Tor ul"I.
4 Fppiipe from JaSficc-Ofcer S,ephens arrested IN
phlade phia Snd yesterday arrived he e. having III Gus
ody named Thomas Brown, under indictment acre
or GRIND larceny stealing pocket book coataihihs
1929 from Joha j. Moore Of No. lo6 CAiharine street
the 9TH of February last. Brown was urratfned at
he Sessions, pleaded not guilty, ard was committed for
raj.
CogoxyR's OYrrcr.-Thc Coroner yesterday held i'll
uc a, the dead. house IN the Park the body of john
iuntre Il native of Ireland aged 30. The ceased was
Tuesday night last On his way to his mouse IN
lew Jersey, found ycs.,riay morning O'Clock
oat the Hudson river between Dey ana CoUrtiuhui
,rects Verdict found drowned
Tho Coroner also held inquest at No. l22 Anthony
,reei the body Of Margaret Mclaughlin aged about
O. native OF Ire and woman OF very ntenp rate nan
:, no had been unwe for week fell downstairs whch
moyica;ed was wstchcd by others upon Monday nigAt
utl Two o'clock yesterday morning. aud was found de al
II : clock IN her bed. Verdict died Of incmpcrance
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