New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22
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wa. brought By Margaret e Oakley against MOD
month B. Hart Sheriff. TO recover piano ior'e ana qu
,v of silver which had been levied uoa IL 1ne
of her father Mr. Charles Oakley, on an acton against o
b,o,b,, John r Oakley. Mr. Charles Oakley t~h'se re-
xar.s have created such deep sympathy tesuheu
10 he piano forte and plate belonging TO the paint nc
ayin. given them her when he was III aitiuen' ceuu
stances. strong effort made 10 i.peach MS Is'''o'
and several witnesses produced some oil them WIN "o
he had had difficulty saying that they would net believe
him under cath while Messrs Ogden, Hc1ie Eng' Safer
lee J. w Gerard other big bly, respectable gentlemen
testified 10 his being full worthy OF credit a verdict WI"
be rendered tomorrow forenoon.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-A few weeks since Judge
me,r was taken in favor OF the Mechanics Banking Ass-
agains, Samuel A. wloughby bend for $4,000
i,h nan,,v 10 double the amount The claim opposed
IN tho ground OF usury Mr.. W. having gwen oouo ana
and received but 80 cent N stock oil me oa
in urp The verdict given subject 10 the opnion OF
the Court The argued yesterday, aad decision
will probably be rendered in few days
In Chambers OF this Court motion was maze TOT 'ne III
nrsonmen, of French merchant named Limerick, under
The S,ilw.l act When Anthony Frosch was arrested al
the T. s. Court for perjury, he handed defendant s'o' a'
security for becoming his bail Under promise mat NC
wsud continue such induced Fossh to give menoran
,m eredi,a the $500 to the house which nerick be-
long ed and with which Froseh had dealings Immediately
on getting The memorandum he induced fro'ch 10 "aA
up TO the u 5. Cour, with him. 1.-THE latter not snSPecuns
his motve where surrendered hm to the custody OF the
that the money had been obtained uader false
preeuces although memorandum may have beer, and
he did no! consider il coming under the ell"eh act
c sill action has entered we understand, Tor se reco'
cry the money
,erday made by the of Common Pleas =" Resolved
That the Clerk the Comfy Court to meet in the
Chamber of the Board OF Aldermen Friday the Z5d nst
al u O'Clock noon) upoa the charges OF the 0rana
Jury respecting certain Justices oil the Pcace
Court OF SEssIoss.-Beore the Recorder,
Judge Lynch and Alderman Carmar.
CASE OF THE REV. ANTOINE VERREN.-Owing TO the IN
DISPOSITION OF the Attorney General Of the State Mr. Barker
who is 10 conduct OF The People against the Rev.
A. verren charge of perjury, preferred by Peter Bar
In. lemy and Louis D. Beuion-which was TO have been
this day-lhe trial of The same was necessarily post
poned 10 Thursday I'D inst. then 10 be tried
Ter.I FOR ASSAULT AND Observation-Disclosures Magher
and George ShuIdlan put upon their trial for as
sau and battery upon John Stewart Alderman OF the a'h
Ward on the 26h June last The Alderman deposeo that
on Sunday evening the 26th June last there great
noise IN the public house Of Maghe No. l0l ElIzabdih
street. singing noise dancing &C. were carry gu
and were followed by loud pauds OF the company and 1t
being his duty TO niere suppress the dsoracr ana Keep
the peace, he entered with watchnen and officer
and ordered them odesst and leave the when he
violently assam tied by The defendants-they orderHg
him ont saving that he had business there The Alder
Induced enter in consequence OF the violation
of the peace of the Sabbath and the collection Of about 100
people outside, who crying shame The house. wit
ness stated hasitualy dordoy, in the way described
on Sunday ngls-and witness had been there before to
disperse them Witness who struck him. hut the
defendants seized him by the coat &c pulled by them
from the table put under when others beat him.
illness had bis Staff OF office with him and told them who
he was The inmates haloed violently in the German laL
puage which could not understand John Colvn
an officer ward coroboratcd the principal statements
ence and that Shurdan drew long ord when bis
al arrested and the wrenched from ls hand by
watchman The room was hnally cleared by order OF
the Alderman and the defendants taken out by main erce
Mr.. Srang for the people here rested and MI Shaler
opened Tor the deiance and called
Geo Marvin who said he appointed by the Sheriff
to peace officer OF the housethat the night in
question the Alderman came with bevy OF watchmen,
mounted table and was not genteelno the fashion IN
Germanyand one broke the leg the table and the
Alderman came doWnIsaw no one Sls,ke tie ia Inlan
man ordered the cleared, il done-saw the Alder
nan try 10 strike Magher him say take the rascal
10 The watcl-house, where hs akenas also Dr.
Shurpan lie said there was noise in the house before
the I
The leader OF the band said he ordered TO play
only sacred music and did So
John Llnenberger, Waterman, deposed that he did not
any disorder in the house when he went ina was
quie-did the Alderman struck-saw him strike
Magher with his and ordered hm taken from the
Numerous other witnesses testified 10 many Of the prece-
K.on of Counsel for defence--wheher not the
in Germany 10 meet together atd indulge III music &c
on Saba afternoons!
The Recorder remarked that did try people here by
the Of Germany but BY the laws et own land
For @ y neape emr ia poni Una.
house Maghe and witness went 10 the Adermans house
to inform him get them dpered Heard band OF music
playing about O'Clock, as he was passing from Church
met the Alderman and some wachnlen at tue corner OF
Brsome and Breadwa goin. 10 The housewent with HIM
lhem but did noi go IN The music on Sunday nigG he
said great nuisance
of Magher, depose that the noise was so loud the night OF
the eoih Jane greatly disturb himself and falaye
Thomas ckeslon, living opposite Ma9her in Elizabeth
pnisp IN yher'S is,
Tnri Sunday night The wife OF witness dyingand
he sent over 10 ashers requesting that the noise OF The
music should ceaseOul they only payc the louder lie
afterwards said that his vile died on Monday
Mr. Covinrecaled, said that Magher at tie Alder.
thrown down-Aidgher resisted vorny,
seized aud threw watchman Post from hni-"hen witness
seized him and with watchmrn forced hmout
wi liam Seymour said he with The Alderman as wit
nesha the Aienan got on stool and said as Alderman
o,he Ward AID by the authority in me Vested conmaod
Won To abae ikis nuisance. He surfounded-got
iabie-was pa led devn by dcncaat the floor his hat
cut forehead scrapsd land Dr. Sh rdlan rawl sword
cane attempted tut Wi prevented by wa chMan
who knocked 40 his hand a seized and bent lie case
Then all confusion and The defendants were removed
Many other examined and other offered,
when he testimony clc@i-the case WAS summed ~ by
John McKeon o dc ence ina 'eyFole manner and ny
NJ SIrang in very seaside aud udcIouS Tue
Recorder arget Jury who were unabeto agree upon
, verde. at discharged.
The Grand Jury ulo Court and through their
Foreman requested The Court TO inform them nndef wla
laS Grand Jury could take cosnizance OF the prize
which lately took place Harris iSian also whether
the statute extended 10 the AMI officers OF STEAMBOATS,
engaged IN carrying passengers 10 aad iron the
fight, also, whether offence another county
zabe By ken; IN what manner they 20
The fac, that tue captain and owners boats
gagged kno ledge OF the fact that lbe object OF The
excursion prize fight To these Inquiries the Re
| corder replied that the Common Law gives them cogni-
l>emeanurs %; This character; thai there
general statute relative 10 con>piracies and breakers
peace, in which persons coDSprinS in this
place do unlaw ul another could be reached by
which Grand inquest were To be governed.
which reached the owners OF vessels Ineiact
that the and captains OF vessels employed had
knowledge Ut The object tor which they were enPoyei
he inferred from the general no,oety OF the intend.
ed tight, from direct communicates; aud that when