New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03
CITY INTELLIG ENCE.

FRIDAY, Sept. =
Court CALENpAR.-TH1s DAY.-CoMMos
PLEAs.-rart mos. H. 65, So. Part 2-Nos lS4 2 H.
1S7, lSs, 26, %, "a, 4s, l28.
SPECIAL SEssIoxs-Before Judge LYNCH and
Aldermen Hatfield and Purdy.
Bridget MCGUIRE was tried for stealing from Abraham
Florentne furnace and pail worth IS cents; found guilty
and the Penitentiary for months Asa Hawkins
black stealing from the bales of Wood Trmb!e lbs oil
cotton worth 25 cents; guilty; Penentnry months
Christian Roman asaultng his wv guilty; held 10 bail
in 800 for his future good behavior George Nesey sea-
ing from John Ruecastle sovereign and SO bnk bii
guilty; PeneIary three months Charles Morgan black,
stealing from Wm H. Roberts three worth 81 guilty;
remanded for Joseph Hill black stealing from
George Camerden balocss hide worth ST. guilty; Peni
tentiary six months Fountain black, stealing from
VIM Burnett handcart worth $l4 acquitted account
of his previous goodcharacter Samuel Van Pine stealing
from James L. Howe silk hat. worth 50 acquitted Lewis
Scott, stealing from VIM Gwnn halt eagles City PRISON
ten days Wm Jeire, assautng James Oeic guilty; fined
six and discharged. Mary Reed stealing from hen
riea Hickson, wearing apparel worth 10 cents, guilty
Penitentary noDss Thomas RegaD vloenty ASSAULT
ing Rose Dowd, an aged female; acquitted several per
charged with asau nd battery discharged tor
want OF evidence.
Police OFF1cE.-SrEALING FROM a, SCHOONER.
Philip Peters, coored man, arrested and committed for
stealing watch $50 and S. from board the schr
William Byrnes lying at pier No. Is East Rivcr-ihe pro-
perry OF the mate
STEALING wATcH.-Richara Kelly arrested and
committed for stealing watch worth $40, iom Thomas
Williamson, OF Birmngh ghamSueet
ANOTHER WATCH SToLEN-EGza Forter was arrested
and committed for stealing watch worth 50 from the
pocket of James Williams Of the North River Hotel which
She sna,ched from his pocket in the street, and which
found in her room, IN Orange.street.
STEALING CARpETING.-A colored man named Abraham
Bostwick, arrested and committed for stealing Sli
yards of ingram carpeng from John T. Bailey, No. SIS
Broadway.
CoRREcrioN.-In reports OF yesterday, by unin-
tentiona oversight we make uistohe in that 1oi
Harbus arrested and imprisoned for stealing anever
coat shirt &c from John W. Wemaep, No. Rose-Srset
II was Osmar Broadmeyer who stole The clothes rom John
Sharlburg, whe keeps the house No Rose-slreet Ar
Wiemaen assisting in making the complaint We make tbs
correction in Justice Mr. SLarlburg, who the party
wropged and has been charged with any offence
CoRoSER's OFFIcE.-THE browsing CASE
rh morning the Coroner continued and concluded his IA
quests at the Aim House, the Park the bodies OF ohn
Mcguire native of Ireland aged &C. and OF Joseph Nc
Alwee also native OF Irland aged S2 II was turtber
proyed in conformity with what was before stated that the
deceased after leaving the ship Swanton they were ballast.
inc a, pier No East River went out on the wharf To end
Their dispute There Mcguire unsuccessfuly endeavored
struck McAwee the breast by The force OF which bio"
he fell backwards into the water and was drowned ea-
pure in reaching McAiwee also i-li INTO Tue
Sin and wa. drowned The parties intoxicated at The
time The JURY the OF Mcguire found that he was
accidentally drown the Slst ult-ahd in the case OF
McAwee, the jury found that he came 10 his aealh Dy
drowning NJ pier No Feast River, The evening oil the
Sst August consequence OF beng knocked of the dock
Ly blow from Michael Coke. Coke was thereupon ar
rested by order of the Coroner and committed