New-York tribune., 1841-06-10

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30, a., 45, as, A.
Cous1 OF Comxos PLzAs-CaEendar for June 49, I@4i'
Part lst--Nos. -, ls5, 1873, ~ 90, II, @49 -
Part 2d-Nos. 284 2G0 2, g. 204. PIG, 299 2o'' ~
26S, 2oS, 80, 49, 27G
C.rpr or Syssioys- Neutrality-suspicious. the itecofdef'
Jpdre. Lyncb and Noah and Aldermen Lee and fo'oc*
(;.orrc p (;ci.er indicted for assault and eae va
Rober, Kervan constable OF the lin " ard, ." ,dcd
November last, Withdrew ms plea oil not su'E
,,iy tn the Indictment. Plea received ana 'cc' :,
Bridget Hickey girl of Is years OF az -Iir L
burglary in the Sd degree. in breaking INTO '.l
store OF John Weller, No 563 Broad"a} o' t' s'
oel c N,br Ias withdrew her plea al not g1'!' ana
1d iatictmcnt. Plea rccci'cd and recorded
and the ori.onor reminded for schencc'
V;lnr, D,v vas ed for assault and battery ~ Jacob
r. n t I,c,bcr of No. ITO Futpn-srcet, tn Cd Of
AiI,, There had been dispute OF the parties 20
their relayc nights and interests IN the shop and store No
5gg Broadway aEd aIbters had decided that Jacob G Day
the complainant partHer in the concern He went I"
,c shop and directed the order for
work, which William Day countcrmnndcd Some words
pissed between them complainant lifted ms loaded cane
pcpenJcuary from the floor but did not acnPt 70 strike
when William Day seized him by the cou, put sS against
hi. l,rcnst and pushed him back against the wall and then
threw some water a him The complainant had threatened
the defendant before The Jury found the latter not guilty
Jonas Winchester of the New World, pu, upon his
trial for receiving stolen property VIZ: newspaper cad
the Brother Jonathan worth cents tho 25h OF March
last II happcared that the Brother Jonathan and the Ne"
World rival weekly newspapers OF the largest sHc ana
the
the publication of the and most interesting stories
from European Magazines and pupcrs fcncc not nr most
feelings existed between the competing parties
In lh. proved for the prosecution, by B H. Day
one of the proprriprs of the Jonathan ,ho, they had OBJ
tuned from their agent in London some Of the aIes mum
bcrs work entitled Burnuly Rudgc which they had put
type and printed of in cr piper the outer form on
Wednesday the 9th March last; that on Thursday the 10Th
they printed the other SIDE inner form OF the Pnpe but
issued none thu, day fr sale in the city They had how
ever permitted the Editor. of the NcwYerkcr and Albion
Wednesday, have each paper printed one SIDE con
tun. nsnbers of the tale OF Barrny ltudge with lunc
let have it until the Brother Jonathan was
published which nunctions believed had been obeyed
In the afternoon OF Thursday however the publishers OF the
Brother Jonathan received information that the publishers o
the New World had copy OF the Jonathan which had been
cut up and WAS fast putting into type in the World Office
Mr. Day therefore proceeded the Police Office sued out
search aud proceeded with Officer Dunshcc to the
New World Office where they found pieces OF the Jonathan
the cases f the composors, who putting into
type. Some OF these seized and taken the Police
Office, and others Mr. Day dePoscd, conccncd By
the wor1men Mr. Winchester for and requested
to state whom he received the Brother Jonaa., but
either could not would not state US Mr. Day dcPosed-
The latter this into evidence of guilt and got Mr.
Wischestcr indicted.
Mr. Day stated ,ha, they usually had their paper the Jon
a,han printed of Thursday o'clock, scnctimes
early l2i oclork, but early II oclock and
did know Of having becn given out cycn to persons
to take into distant places TO sell on Thursday.
In his by Mr.. Scocs, Day admitted that
he had been indicted and convicted in 1886 of publishing in
the Sun the contents of package directed asothtr psr
son. but that he did break the sca open the package
He said he had many indictments against him tor libel,
&c. tina, he could not keep the run of them.
IN the defence, ii proved that the Brother jonathan
came into the publication Office Of the New World in the
dnnry way of business other city papers do-that II was
handed the clerk the desk by person whom the
clerk had frequently ccn but whose name he did not know
that the clerk carried he did Others, up stairs to the
editor, Mr. Benjamin, who, opening it, discovered 1t was
he Jonathan and the tale OF Barnaby Rudgc lie sent
Mr. Winchester and said those numbers Of the tale must
published. Mr. Winchester replied it too late, and
hey could be published Mr. Benjamin said they must
published late carly and Mr.. Winchester then
ied that might be put up and go in the second edition,
and put hand accordingly. 1t also proved by
the clerk, Mr. Daggcrs, that packagc OF the onaians
brought the New World office by Mr.. Dickinson of
Mdetown Conaecticut, who left them with Mr. DaggerS
for lmc but that taken out-that copies of the
NewYorkcr with the tole in the same building
the New World published in, and that they of the New
World understood that copy of the numbers Of the
tao of Barnaby Ridge them from England, bu;
that did reach hcrl and they supposed else
had obtained il 1t further proved by Mr. Dillon late
clerk in the Jonathan office, that nc bundle Of the
Brother Jonathan delivered Mr.. Dickinson, OF Middle
town. Connecticut Thursday the 25th Of March between
ard four o'clock. He did know, however. in what
way the paper that found its to the New World ohce
got there.
The court charged that in this there no know
ledge of the having been improperly ohtaiScd,
proved against Mr. Winchester and that he was ignorant
the mode of ohtinu.cn lhc jury then toand the
defendant not gniHy
Pc1tcE-D Disoraerly ard Riotons.-A gentleman who
gave his name William Bclne Neville, who sad he board
ed at the Marshall House, formerly ialmo 'hc hour OF
TWO o'clock came hume go bed His ncs EARNED the
landlord and serious quarrel arose. which de landing
the gentleman in the wachhouso. feste .a morning hc
was brought before the Police Magistrate i1"d s. and
costs vr rather violently attempting get hi boarding
house
:. Derelict.-A boy named Henry Gray disowned
and turned art by his parents and found the
at late hon, wandering about and lodged in the watch
house Yesterday mornns he the House OF Re
fuge.
Beating VITA vun named Anthony King o; No
81 Oliver arrested for knocking down his wife MARY
kicking her and dragging her about BY the hair OF. her had
For these evidences Of marital kindness he locked up
PRISON.
CoKoxEn's OryIcE-Thc Coroner yesterday held IN
qucs; Backwe's Island P.ison The body Of Joh Nc
Ginners native OF ireland. The deceased an habua
drnkard and had been up Tuesday morning he