New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-01

with as much deccrum and order possible bl LEW.
I was violant and greatly excited on the occasion.
As before stated part OF the facts proved and part
them proved- and nucE contradictory testimony was aG
daccd on the trial
The case was very nbly and cloqueny summed lp by
Ncssrs Dayid Graham and Charles OConner defence
and b. Mcssqs. James T. Bra.y and James r. Whiting
District Attorney for the people. Judge Lynch charged
the Jury Yesterday considerable ent as was considered
rather favorable for the accused the uy retired yeser-
day afternoon three O'Clock.
After absence FIVE hours the jury returned Court
and stating their inability agree discharged
One of the jurors much exhausted by his nine DAYS
imprisonment the box, that he had be taken from
the door OF the y the officers and kept the open
for long time before he could strength sufficient
TO resume his duties.
The jury then discharged from further attendance
aud the Court ad ogrncd for the Tse term will
commence Monday
Police OrFrcE.-A hqpt.-On Tuesday night Justice
Merritt of the Police, with Alderman franklin and Assistant
Alderman Murphy, Of the Seventh Ward aided by Mr..
thompson, the Street Inspector Harman d. King, Lower
Police Marshal and some wachmen proceeded what
usually dcnomnacd The Heck, Wanut-s and
90 OF the I and vile female inmates the houses OF in
fanny there charged with dsoIery conduct vagrancy &C.
all Of whom were lodged in the wachhOuSe Yesterday
morning they brought before the Police magistrate and
after examination eighteen of them were, upon sufficient
proof adduced the Pententiay for from
months each as Migrants and dsordery persons. A few
such haus will relieve that section OF the civ from much of
the moral pollution that Expresses it.
Stealing 6oots.-Mathew Galway arrested and
to prison yesterday for eang pair of boots from the
of Henry Newell, No. 1863 Chathanistrect.
SteaiiHg rings md noney.-Rosannah Williams
Yesterday arrested and committed prison for stealing
ngcrrings, worth So and 81 30 in money, from Ellen the
wife Of Joseph Taylor of No 81 Mubcrry-street sn the
23tt ult. One of the rings found her person.
CoRoSER's OfFIcE.-Death by Accidcnt.-Thc Coroner
held inquest the house of Isaac Lewis No 1914 Lud
low the body of Mahon Thompson, aged p
tive OF Ncw.crsey. Deceased carpenter in the
poy of Mr., Lewis budc and while aiding in spreading
sail the removed roof of house No Third
street between and o'clock in the afternoon, the rope he
had hold Of parted and he fell from the of the wall
which he stood The roof of piazza and thence the
ground distance of about ,hrty-ve feet He died almost
immediately and removed To the house of Mr. Lewis.
Nerdcdied in consequence injuries received by
deny falling from the wall OF the binding No Thrd-st
Also the body Of unknown coored aged about
- of powerfully athletic frame who found in the
Hi.Son river American Pier between Spring and Charl
He clad in white stint with Navy uni
form collar, flannel under-siri lnaloons shoes
hose, and bundle of cq,!n- tied around his waist IL
which uniform iac a. g socks blue pantaoon,
mrr' and cal - a.. ar Of pump Ia his pocket
hl,i vi the Of c. c. Brown. No $50. Yer
d.c;-ound drowned.
auis aged no. native OF this city, and who died
with disease of the lungs having had physician.-
Verdict accordingly.
Also at the office Nos S8 and go Croton Water Works,
on the Kingsbrise Road the mile the body
of unknown found dead by The roadside that
place He Sunday in meadow hard by, III
state Of INVESTIGATIONS ana when iouad had only in
his pocket He appeared to have been a 100. drunken
l9atcr. verdict-Died Of ntemperancc and exposure.