New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21
CITY 1NTELLIG ENcE.

CITY INTELLIG ENCE.
MONDAY, December 20.
SUPERIOR CoURT-DEcIsIoss.- -Junius S.
Le.pis VS. Dry Dock Co.-Defendant allowed costs.
HENRY H. Bionsraan John H.lIike e. GlS-Where the
surety allowed Chambers objected 10 account OF
bis being attorney OF the court and OF the defendant
Deciion Chambers reversed.
Henry Mendeu VS. HIM. B. Carlockverdic for defendant.
CeURr OF COMMON PLEAs-DEc1sIoNs.--
4cker & Miller VS. E. 4 T. Poppe-Notion is made for
trial. Motion allowed.
Charles Griffin james Tellr.-Judge for defend
ant on demurrer with liberty TO amend payment oicosts
MARINE CouRT,-John J. Toners VS.. Sereno z. Ogden
and Hiliam decentralization for assault and battery
Verdict for plaintiff 5 100.
Samuel GooG,rin Albert ne Groot and Erasus S.
briggs Verdict for plaintiff, Sl5.
COURT OF SEssIons.-Bcfore the Recorder,
and Judge Lynch.
Triai of Riliiam d. Gray concluded-This individual
is trial for burglary in the Sd degree in breaking into
tue aorng establishment OF MeSsrs. Whitney Richard
son. No. Il Ann and stealing lherefrom company
with t"o others, clos vesngs colhng &c 10 the amount
OF $500 and upwards The clothing prisoner al the
time OF The arrest, part that stolen, and
which the accused confessed beongiig TO firm For
The defence it commended tina, one of the police
magistrates has promisef to release him from all liability
upon his giving n:ornasn where the residue OF The pro-
perry could be obtained and the his
and he did II ought 10 operate in bis favor This
The charged that the jury had only pass upon his
guilt innocence OF the burglary The points raised by the
defence being the province OF the court 10 decide upon al
subsequent period. Taejury found him guilty.
ANOTHER Trial FOR THE SAME oFFsNcE-Wm. D. Gray
tried burglary in the Isl degree in breaking into
the premises of William Wnlring ham, $50 Broadway
9th OF Aprlas company with other persons They
discovered by the and the prisoners arrest
ed The others escaped. The jury found the accused
guilty. He remanded to prison for sentence both
convictions.
Trial FOR Petit LARcEHY.-John w. Brewer was tried
0stbr Johp cofQQ
Bowery Guilty and he sentenced TO the PeniIentary
for months He had stolen coats from Others which aso
found on him.
TRIAL FOR GRAND LARcENY.-willinm santele
placed upon ral stealing from John Heath, SIT Water
street. 7th September last clothing 10 the amount OF
SOL. The jury nand him not guilty.
TRIAL FOR BuRGLARY-John Dusenbury and John Fra.
ger placed upon trial for burglary in the Sd degree
in breaking into Office OF James Tisdale coal dealer
l3 Water street. and stealing from the desk 81 s. in sill
ver the latter part OF last November. map OF the u
states also stolen, which found in their possession
They ound guilty OF petit larceny only, and the court
sentenced Frazer the Penitentisry for mohbs, and
Duseabury, who old offender, for months.
TRIALS FOR ASSAULTS AND BATTERY.-Wilam Evans
was tried assault and battery Edward Reese OF No
l66 Washington street Verdict not guilty.
THOMAS LEWIS tried for assault and battery on
Henry Williams l66 Washington street, on the 9Th July last
Verdict, guilty
Adjourned to Tuesday, II o'clock.
TUESDAY, December 81.
CoRoYER's OFFIcE.-BoDIEs FoRND IN 4 BAR
KEL-The Coroner held inquest the Aims House in
The Park The bodies OF unknown colored woman aged
aoou, 10, and while aged Is TO 30 years. These
bodies packed in barrel and were carried down 10
the brig Moon, Charleston packet, lying al the foot OF
Pine street, This mornings 10 be sent to Garvn Haynes
Augusta Georgia, of NJ Martin, Charleston S. c.
The Captain supecing the barrel had it opened and found
the Two bodies there in spirits OF wne and informed the
Coroner who had conveyed 10 the dead house Dr. Nc
Comb examined bodies and from their emaciaed state,
satisfied they died of disease and had been
surgeon dissection. Verdict that they TO their
deaths by causes unknown 10 the jurors
| GENERAL SEssIoNs-Before the Recorder and
| Judge Lynch.
| TRIAL FOR LARCENY Mary Louisa Dixon colored wo
man. for stealing $50 worth OF and clothing
sentenced Prison for years aud 10 months.
| TRIAL FOR PICKING PocKET.-Ared Holmes was then
tried tor grand larceny for having picked the pocket OF
Thomas Marquis, OF No. &c Peck slip, the 18Th Sepem
Der last While he standing the Battery the
panani found several persons pressing around him. the
prisoner hand his shoulder and the other his
panaloos pocket hich there II I6 ovcregns
! He was suitably rcbuked and walked away when Mr..
Marquis found bis pocket cu and his pocket book
tanning five pound sterling notes, worth nearly $ioa,
posed 10 then sebrety and Industry The jury found
prisoner guilty and he sent TO the State Prison
| years and ten months.
ANOTHER GRAND LsRcENY.-3iary Skinner colorea wo-
man. was then tried grand larceny, stealing piece silk
containing so yards, worth SIS, from the Mesrs
Donnely No. 297 GRIND street Forty-two yards of the
| sih recovered. gully q! pet!t larceny only.
| ASeTHER GRAND LARCENY.-Amaziah Blackburn
;ries for grand arccny-siealng watch worth Se and
chain and seal worth $0 from George Sheriff. of the
per OF Sixth Avenue and Eleventh Guilty. and
! fenced 10 Stale Prison for years
| Trial FOR BuEGLARY.-Nilan Henry, alias Anderson,
coored man. was tried for burglary breaking into the
dwelling house John F. c. holipgs, No III Green
street. and stealing two muskeis and some decaRters The
! Jury found him not gnity.
RosgERY THE FIRST DEGREE john Hays was placed
upon trial for robong Waidron OF the
Gilderlant Albany County IN. Y the 18th OF hovem-
her last Of SIT MI w. went into The store No
l5 Chathanl-street purchases goods to The amount Of
Sc so for which Hays made bill for nearly 500, but
finally agreed 10 take SS SIT more for fourth part Of
the goods but which Waldron refused he had already
paid The Sc So the full amount, he understood il Hays
however refused those Terms 10 surrender the goods
and according mock auction rule kept goods
and money after wadron paid ST. more; ana M Wadron
went away wahout either complained al the Police Of
flee and had Havs robbery which the Grand Jury
indicted him Mr.. Waldron also become alarmed The
ton, of HAYS and seeing bowie knife and ger and
by means OF threats Induced 10 pay the SIT than
he had had
Wednesday, 4, ii O'clock
SPECIAL SgssloSs.-Before Judge Lynch and
Aldermen Balls and Croius.
Mary Mchaes black, stealing grdiron-guiliy Pen'
Tertiary months
| ,ary menEs.
Msrlir Gunn stealing part OF one OF the Croton by
drans--euty: Penitentiary months.
Taid Vi Carly, stealing Quantity OF weekly and daily
| papers-suilly Peni,enticry cn9nthS
John Johnson, black, stealing turkey-guliy Penen-
| uary 2mon,bs.
John Burrows assault and bat.ery-gulty City Prison
/ 10 days.
Jane Davis stealing lneD-guiliy; Peni,er;ary nos
John Mao, guilty OF attempting 10 rob money drawer
-ssnS 10 the House Of Refuge. -,
William Williams black, stealing black SIX hood-gu
! ty Penitcniiary months
Maria Smith, black, stealing wearing apparel-gulty