New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-23

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VICE CHAscELLoR's CouRT.-Before Vice
Chancellor McCoun
Pilliam H. Holly and Ann ruie John Closer and
oterSThe OF the decease Mr. Glover, Gather OF
MIS- Hoy) has recently been placed IN the hands OF one
Of the brothers award the various sums due the heirs AT
the time ordered by the Vice Chancellor thai
The rendered should be considered as from
tual agent aad particular instructions given to the
master II is concluded that n The account The estate
represented being worth Ssslle whereas should
have been S656G0 Motion made for additional insruc
tons The Court considered THAT The proceed
! ing correctly. Motion denied.
COURT OF SEssIoNs.-Before the Recorder,
| and Judge Lynch.
mony in the Of the People against John W. Weiag
false pretence having been concluded Monday,
and the case having been summed up Monday night
opening OF the Court this morning Judge Lynch charged
toe Jury the law Of false preence which he defined and
applies 10 the facts given in evidence trial. and alter
long recapitulaon of the facts of the pro and
gave toe case 10 the Jury who retired their chamber IL
deliberate After absence OF hours returned INTO
Court with verdict OF guilty, and recommendation 10
mercy. Sentence deferred until Saturday.
Trial FOR BURCLART.-Jdmes Hughs, 4 boy OF 10, was
tried for burglary i'll The third degree, in feloniou'ly
ering the Office John j. CAN'T coal dealer No 299 East
Broadway night with nien, steal, and after rumuag
Jog desks &c fire papers the floor. he
Office entered by forcing the window shutter op H.
hrusling the hand in dd unlocking the door Three keys
stolen from The office which Assistant Alderman Nash
OF the Seventh Ward took from the pocketo the prisoner
after be had been arrested for breaking into uoncr coal
Office. The Jury found him guilty.
| ANOTHER Trial BuRGLAgy.-Iames Husis, the
above and John Clark boys then tried Tor another
burglary in The the third degree, breaking into Goa
office OF Jeremiah Skdmore, OF East Broadway and
Governor ST. on the night Of the 18th October, with
steal. TIE complainant, with Assistant Alderman Nash
about midnight found the back windows broken open
that an attempt had been made 10 blow te chest
and that papers found burning the oo The boys
found concealed in yard the OF the Office
with the keys OF Ganzs ONCE powder, &c IN their peck
The Jury fouud them both guilty and being under l6
| they were sent 10 the House Of Refuge
TRIAL FOR FoRCERy-James Nudge tried for for
gerry in the sesond degree, Offering s. counterfeit
bill, purporting 10 be he Commercial Bank OF Pcansy
yana Philadelphia, altered from the Commercial Bank
Mlington, MarylanL, broken bank, James H. Thorpe
KDow The bill was bad and was found not guilty.
TTAL FOR ASSAULT AND BArTERY.-Johu Usher
tried for assault aud battery Peter Wc,lerye OF No
i3 Hudsons of the CoLsabes OF the Ninth Ward, on
the 9Th OF July last when be will, Constable Wisner
10 execute landlords warrant The Jury unable
agree and were discharged.
PLEAS GuLrY--Ec, Mccarthy indicted Tor stealing
silver watch worth $50 John Hughes, OF no go
Tw elilh ST. pleaded guilty petit larceny and
fenced TO the Penitentiary for months
aace this day TO serve.
The reconizances of Archibald Macarthur ol assault and
battery Joen A. Center for petit larceny and Rober Fdd
for grand larceny, were forfeited.
OTHER PLEAS OF GulL1Y-Henry Franklin, coored
man. old offender, pleaded guilty 10 stealing CLOAK,
mouseln de lsne &c worth $50, from George e. Thor
burn of Astoria Long Island and also stealing double
barreed gun, silver spoons clothing &c worth $40 from
Morris Randall of 125hstree, Sentenced State Prison
ysars the first convstion and years and months
The second conviction.
Adjourned 10 Wednesday II o'clock.
SPECIAL SEssIoNs.--Before Judge Lynch and
Aldermen West and Lee.
vsaea at So esS sd for sob gin
Michael ConToy assault and battery on bis wife. Guilty
ordered 10 give bail in Sl0Ot keep the peace.
Dennis Mahean assault and battery on Thomas Parks.
Samuel Jackson colorcd, stealing cloth cvercoat
discharged;
o M rum on sp ro aa
Francis Brown and James bite boys, stealing box Of
Brown also acquitted OF the larceny but renanded TO pr
be tried the receiver OF the stolen tea, knowing
James Turley, assault and battery ON his wife Mary
Gnil.yIordered to find bail in 500 10 keep the peace
judgement suspended and he discharged on condition OF
Mea 1rA' Remanded Til Friday
Edward simonon c9Ioed man. stealing t'sh rom James
James Wright old offender, stealing coal &C from the
schooner Purdy. Guty-Penleniary = months
Joshua Gooaman, assault and battery on Abraham u;
Romano, City Watchman. Gulty-orderdered to ind
all 10 keep the peace in $780,
worth So from John NJ. Stweli. Guilty. fenientiary
months. ~.
Court adjourned 10 Friday next o'clock.
POLICE OrrIcE.-AKREsr OF a CoMPANY OF
CouNrERf few days since John c. Lloyd, JUS
,ice OF the Peace Beevle in the arrest OF some bur-
glars having that certain in this city
were engaged in the manufacture and utterance OIL Couh
tereit S. bills the Manufacturers Bank OF Providence,
communicated the facts 10 the Police OF TINS city, ano
officers Reyea Tappsn and Keingcr about to ind the
bundle Of bills and the offenders In this they were
successful they discovered buried in the yard Ola house
Opened was found 10 contain s27o in counlerfe, FIVE. OF
bank and in The yard OF the house occupied o
Mrs Shepherd on Avenue e, they found the plate, and
in The house the press &c, for the manufacture oil saG
notes They Mrs Shepherd and afterwards
William Shepherd, Thomas Shepherd Charles Jeroom an,
and Eliza Campbell who were severaly conrmeda as the
makers and uerers OF said bills.
CoRoSER's OfFIcE.-DEATA BY DISEASE AN1
OLD AcE-Inquest at No. 7C4 Greenwich street, on the
body OF Mary Morris aged 65 nltiye OF this city, She
was found lying in STOPPING posture over tub, entirely
dead Verdict died OF disease OF the lungs and old age
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SANps's SARsAPARlLLA Is condition OF the
system produced by nIudicous or improper use OF ns
curry and many patients. after having been brought !u
under its influence, nger ont miserable existence 10!
few months years, when death terminates lhe SVHer
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pain in the bones depression of spirits AID prostraon OF
resg,h. Scrofulous and nercuria diseases embrace
wide range and their ravages spread 10 fearful extent
Hitherto these diseases have BAIL. medical skill but re.
Gently secret has been unoied from the arcana OF nature
which ,riumphs over all opposition
Sands's SarsnpaIilia inosi invaluable medicine, pre-.
pared wholly from vegetable materials, will arrest and
timely administered, speedily scroiuon', neicnal
and other similar diseases, by entering INTO Tie circulating
fluids passing through The whole animal ame, and assi-
atag itself with different bres asd tissues which COM
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its effects are driven of the system, by enabling the
powers OF Nature perform their functions properly and
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