New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22
Citp Intelligence.
Reported fo- The Tribune.

CrIIiIJsCd
Recorder, Judge- of the Common Pleas, and be Aldermen
OF the city, IN the Aldermen chamber lat evca.ng
O'Clock, Judge Uishoe.r presiding. TO hea AID Try
the articles Of impeachment founded on charges prefer
ed by Isaac }. w ood through has counsel Mr. Russell
Min Parker E.q special justice al Police for al
legged mai-conduct in office The prosecution ~as con
ducte by Mr. Rss,e assisted by the District Attorney
For the defence hessr. Horace Holden T. Brady and
Mr. Van COtt appeared Us counsel.
the charges are two, With SIX specifications. / ne
first pertaining TO tao arrests imprisornant searching
oil Isaac J. Wood and Hr H. T. Willlr- and ths III
containing four specifications relative 10 the arrest IN
pr,sonment, &c OF parsons named Fnzsmmon', Bacon.
Primrose and EErs Bowling II all Of wich Is charged
that the ,rde acted illegally aud oppressive>, at
OF them maicously aud corfuPuy. The case
openej by Mr. Russell, recitIng The charges, &c and
he then proceeded 10 examine Mr.. Wool Is witness,
gave long aud detailed account OF his arrest search
imprisonment, arre, discharge, arrest again &c &c
He then subjected most critical and seachins
examination, instituted by Mr. Brady which occupied The
Court during the remainder OF the evening.
CouRr OF SEssroSs-septeinber 2l-Beforo Judges
Lynch and Noah, aud Aldermen Jones anf O'Ne.
George Thompson riei for assault and battery
on William F. Deberg OF 95 Elardge the I'D APi
last. The jury were unable TO agree on verdict and
discharged.
Abr.han CIarkson Vandewatcr vas tried for assault
and battery on William ID. Flor, butcher, OF i79 FL
dfdgs when in Catherine Market. The Jury found
him guilty.
William Wiley, Esq. into Court with his COUNSEL
ana pleaded not guilty ia the indictment against him.
The thai will not take place the present term.
Samuel A. Suydam having been indicted FOR assault
and battery lh intent xii Emcilo w. Alvear by
ting h- face terribly, Nibo's Garden, with knife
Tn. District Attorney moved the Court TO increase the
bail from So 600 to 10000 This opposed by Mssrs.
Price and Morre cohlse for the accused and
the Court ordered the bail be fixed al 5000
which the defendant gave and was discharged.
Moses II. Baker tried for misdemeanor, in nsur-
irg tickets III the Delaware Lottery. Tor 4
PREMIUM for William Dixon, cslored man on the 9Th
June 1870 The complainant depOsed that he purchased
policy Of Mrs. Mary Wood agen, for III. accused,
and made hat in the Delaware Lottery, but 10th Mrs.
Woods and Mr. Baker refused pay hia the amount IN
.ured and which he entitled. The claimed 10
be insured for, was sI5 The jury found ham guilty.
SPECIAL SEssIoKs-September 2l.--Bciorc Judge Noah
and Aldermen Jones and O'Nei
James Judd tried for stealing coat, hat and scarf
from William p. Hodges, OF Clinton Hotel: guity-Pen
Tertiary month";. Catherine Dugan, stealing female
pnre worth Sl2 from John A. Scuncia: guty-srnence
suspended and she remanded. Charles Hedges, black,
stealing pair OF paHt2oons, worth Sc from Isaac Ra
mus guilty-Pententiary months. Henry Brown,
black stealing n vest worth g. from William Potter
MOI guilty. Catherine Ra:den, stealing cloth coat
worth Sl2, from JOHN p. Ware guilty-Peniientiary
months. HonOra Scuy and her daughter Mirgnret,
stealing jewelry, worth ST. from Jacob {. Lissak guity
the neither the Penitentary months, and the
daughter to the House Of Refuge Peter Williams black
assault and battery William ii. Bell officer: guilty
-Penitenliary months Johanna W.lsa, stealing silver
and plated spooa from Mrs. Rachel Porter guilty-Pen
low assault and battery Alexander Thompson suilts
-iut cement suspended aud they discharged Nancy
James, black, assault and battery Ang Lewis talso
black,) by cutting her III the face with KNIFE gslt!-
Penentiary months. Three were discharged Tor want
of evidence.