New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-30


by B. Lloyd to Trppe get cashed fs aim and which the
brother-n-law OF Hoyt, Mr. Lockwood. 10 whom Loyd
indebtedj got from. Trppe, saying he would
back quarter OF hour with the money for but instead
doing of TO Albany and handed it ioyt who
his snee Verdict for plaintiff StJ7 81.
In the same court an action brought by y. L. Lud-
um celebrated accountant against w. Van Hook execu-
tor 10 the estate OF the late Mr. Boggs Bogg Thmpson
Coz for services in arranging The individual sookso
ceased He had other business 10 attend 10 during The
bnt completed The accounts in three months, for which he
charges $780, He paid $3.50 and The remainder
tested After proce, ding with the trla the matter W
.rred for adjustment Mr.. Elcazer Hand. OF the u
I Tors
COMMON PLEAs-An action was b-ough, by Daniel Mar.
tine grocer against Thomas Law his wife and mo;heEr-
law (ars Mann S6 for groceries furnished 10
Mrs Mann and he! daughter before the latter married
TO Mr. Law. Mr. Mann, previous 10 his tecea-e. traded
with oiantf and ,e widow and daughter continued TO be
supp,sG alter bis death The pa the OF
the father or the widow could onl, be- holden. Mrs Law
lat tine Miss Manu. of age ana had made admis-
sons .utclen 10 include her as party Verdict for plain
iii. Sl764l.
UNITED STATES MARsHALs OrFIcE-A man
namd Lewis Gogue', native OF FraIce and passenger
board the ship Oneida yesterday arrested, charged
viii, committing rebbery the high seas by breaking
open box and stealing lhereom piece OF SILK during The
late voyage OF the vessel from. Havre TO this pur-
POLICE OFFlCE.-ARREsT FOR BURGLARJEs.-
An old offender named Benjamin Parker coored map,
charged with having broken into The house 81 Chambers
and stealing clock &c worth soc; also wih other
burearies OF Centre and Walker house IN
White-st and a boot and shoe store in Orange-st
RoBsING Room MArE,-Mchae Harrington was
charged with having broken open the trunk OF fellow
lodger No 80 Washington and stealing $50 there
rom-Commited
CoaosER's OFFIcE.-The Coroner held an in
cues; at No. n RivngJn the body OF Maria Floyd,
years old, who had burned death by the accden
tai collision of her clothes with the flame OF lamp YER
dict accordingly
| hold pf and 6ntbs
elderly unknown who found dead the side
walk in the morning Verdict death by intermittent fever
and exposure
TRIAL OF LIEUT.. NOBLE, L. S. N.-This case
vas resumed yesterday by the examination Of
Passed Mid. Guthrie, who deposed that he was in
company with the accused on the Goth OF Dccem-
Der They went on shore fiom the ship and went
to church, and afterwards to the house of witness
father, where the accused stad until ? P. NJ. He
then went alone to the Crawford House, and Wit
ness went to kim there-found him under the in
huence OF liquor. He came back with witness,
drank tea with some ladies, and they went on
board ship together. After they got in the ward
room the accused opened q bottle OF champagne,
and they talked over the difficulty, when the ac
cused ordered his pistols, Bowie knife, &c to be
got ready.
On his cross-ex,nlination he said that to 90
down TO the ship they had to cross two very narrow
and bad bridges. This witness was far tee
,o,aller that he drank nothing but wine.
Two Of the Mdshipmcn of the ship deposed
that while the Warren lay at anchor in Norfolk,
they had seen the accused asleep on his walsh.
This was the for the prosecution. For the
defence, Mr.. Rhett was examined, who proved
that he had known the accused long time, AMI
that he had never known him to be anything but
abstcmious in the use of sprituous liquors.
.Joha Duuderdale the Boatswain of the Warren,
gave the accused good character for sobriety and
said he was good officer and good sailor. He
saw him ashore on the night of the Goth of Deem
Der. and did not believe him to be drunk. Two or
three gentlemen from Ports who had been
in the company of the accused that night gave sim
liar testimony and several of the petty officers and
marines of the Warren, deposed that they had good
opportunities of observing Lieut.. Noble and never
saw him asleep on his watch, and never him
conduct himself in an unoificer like manner.
Several other witnesses for the defence were
called but did not appear, and the court adj ourncd
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FORCE OF HAHIr.-Girard' IS old porter still clinss
to the enantless walls of that old building Twen-
,ynne wears has he been constant attendant
there koth under the old United States Bank, Mr..
Cirard. and mere recently the Girard Bank. Ha-
wing been retained under all these various institu-
tions. and became part even fthe fixtures there,
he still clinss to it. and nothing ALLEVIATE him
from its cold walls. Day and night he may be found
at his post either sweeping the marble steps OF
that institution, or sitting ina conemplative mood
| in the little ad Joining lodge. Poor man. what re-
yulSions in his trade. EVenlng courier
SupDES FALL OF SrocK.-On Tuesday last,
saws the Concord n. II. Statesman, drove OF
frtv head of cattle crossing the toll bridge
at Hooksett it broke down, and the whole herd
fell among the rocks in the bed of the river. Ten
were killed and wounded and the rest were able
to be driven hence to the place OF execution.
HgYP.-Amons the agricultural resources Of
| Missouri that of Hemp lis far from beihg the least
Important Mr. John Lay, OF ST. Louis, has
ceeded in rotting it by steam. The process occu
pies eight hours. and Hemp, when rotten, is
said 10 De superior to that rotted in the old way
D9 The yellow fever ar New Orleans appears
TO be increasing. On the 10Th The number of pa
,enis admitted to the Charity Hospital during the
week ending the 18th, being &c, of whom "a
died The weather had beer favorable.
o. We understand that the Wings Of the city
and county of Pbiladelphia intend holding great
Mass Meeting in this city, on Wednesday next
| The Hon. John NJ Clayton, and several other dis
tnguished gentlemen, will address the meeting.
Phil Ev. Courier.
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TIE LIVER The contemplate The structure OF
this organ Is gaude compared with Others lis sinsuiaf
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