New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
CITY INTgLLIGEN NCE.

CITY INTELLIGENCE
TUESDAY, Jaly e.
! FovsD TO nv LuxAric-MrS Eh1sbe,h Stra,ion, "bo
three weeks lodged in the oy pr''
a charge having destroyed her infant OF trfe
months or by throw ng down the prvy having ever since
her imprisonment here exhibited une9Usocai evidence Of
insanity, yesterday sent 10 The Lunauc Asylum on
Blackwell, Island 70 be treated for her mental malady.
MITCHELL ~ THE STArr PsrsoS-On Monday, A. VI. c.
smith, Deputy Sheriff, conducted the eH-hsnorsbe Charles
E. Mitchell from the city prison here to the state Prison Al
~ sing to commence h three years term Of imprson'
,enf IA, excellent mother accompanied her convicted son
o ~. rison and remained there with him Until h. was ,bu
M hs cell Had he taken that good mothers pou advice
he would have been the inmate OF criminal prison.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Bcfore a full Bench=-
Drc. 1ss-Joseph ". Cores vs. W. c. H. waddell-T~o
:, t.. wear. ago while Mr.. wadd.l was L. :. Marha
man smcd Bp,iom!y, arrested charges OF fraud
All NV at the Custom House. The plainlf became
hs bai N TIE at 5000 Botiomiey ran on and pr
C~,s aid the money. The bail bad been taken by MI
Rspey, a. L. : Commissioners IL was subsequently
ascitanea The Commissioner had no authority to take
The Custom IIou,e sued Mr. wadds iorthc so0o bot wa
defeated Plaintiff afterwards sued Nh WadleI lhe na.ios
len the oice) superior Court and recovered Motion
: now made 10 set the verdict aside Motion iorn-" uia
allowed.
l.. :. CIRcufT CoCRT.-Belorc Judge Belts
Tie following gentlemen answered To their names, and
were enranelled Grand Jurors-Jona Thonp>on tore
mar: Albert A. Dibble Thomas Cummings, Lewis Doiy
Charles D. Field Frnes, Fink. John H. Finev, Thomas
Kelinqer David Sutton, Jacob VI Vreelsnd William
wells Nehemiah Waterbury, Robert wsterhouse William
w we,more Au,bol, J. Blrecker, Gouvcrnsur 5 Bieby
John Stlwel, Gideon Tucker, Robert e. Townsend Sea
bury Brewster, Thomas Nc Erath
Alter hort address from Judge Belts in which the mum
Der s criminals, and the description o. crime WIN whn M
they charged, stated the Grand Jury retred oI
deliberaton
Mr. pric. made motion that the trial isuydam chsrg
with a>sauiiDg the young Argentine Secretary sgnor
ayar should put of for the term The Couri refused
tbe reqnest and il set down for Saturday next
The Grand Jury we understand have found true bills
,gan., Demyer the Green county Poma'.r for robbng
letter which had been pu, into his office, OF s2io
Civil CouRrs-The County Court met pur-
puan, 10 notice resen-The Mayor. the Recorder, tie
Judges Of the Common Pleas, the associate Judges o ''
Session.. and II Aldermen
The clerk not having called Judges Lynch anu Noah IN
going over roll, the Recorder moved HAT these geh'
men take their seats members oi this court Ihis was
enno,ed bv the Msyor who replied 10 by Judge Lynch
During the later gcnemans remarks he showed concu
y.v from a decision OF the supreme Court reported ~
lq,h wen- also The act Of 8io hat the Judges o
the Couri of sessions formed portion OF the County 'ou
The Mavor answered considerable length N when hr
pretty much .ver bis od ground 9i OPP s.' Duug
Ivnci reI0ned and apty alluded to the Mayors ehu'
correctness in expOundng a" 1uIge 'nyls va, " y, ~,
of turer into the merits oi the subject anu Al >
core,t amer Sight remark from OF the members the
Couu adjourned Wednesday (his day at Il O'CLOCK
Al the Circuit Court acton OF repevn was brough oy
Mynderl Van Sclaick against John e. JONES' TO recover
valuable carriage whichhsd been made by Mr. John Kker
Jr for plain A. in pavme for rent, but whlcs MI hke
.ub,equently sod 10 defendant torape money WIN Wnc
10 ake up notes that had been endorsed by some o III
friend. and discounted at the Chemical Bank The qnes
ton wa. whether the delivery had been MADE !" pdlh
or not The jury could agree and the case was gwen
IN Two of them with another gentleman one as referees
and TIC others discharged
SPECIAL SrssIoss.-Before Judge Moan and
Aldermen LEONARD and CR0LIus.
Robert Bamher edfsr as'autinE his vile Mary ana
Thomas Jackson found guilty. and sent 10 the Pentensry
.or SIX months Garr FI,zsmmons found guilty OF lAde
Gently expo.ing has person: Penrentary two monhs-
Charles Johnson Charles Thsmpson and John fIuse as
,aul,ing Mr. Coffee and hi wife not guiIy. tdwaIu
OConner stealing from Tpohy Wood a lock and chsin
,r,h * cents. acoultted Henry winsow sssaUluDg h
wife Alice judgement suspended and he a,scnsEeu on ,
ponse OF future good behaviour ftter Mcnduy' dSs'
and battery upor John G. Mufdock, city watchmam wnie
in discharge OF bis duties also s.sauilng tnen "%snaet %
uiv iudgemsnt susprDdcd and he discharged on cohu
lion of ravng the city. Joseph Riley assaulting william
Spaght a city wachmaH, while discharging ms daue'
ng i2o. Alexander NJ Matthews s. in bank bll, guilty
civ Prison two menth,. James Thompson, solored a.
saultng his wife Amelia guilty: discharged al hef requesN
Eilsb m Hone stealing from Frederick Garvey silver
watch worth $40 guilty City Prison one month. scveIa
pc charged With dsordey eonduc ana ''" '"o
battery, discharged for want o. e.dshce'
Adjourned 10 Friday ne1t9 O'CLOCK A. NJ
POLICE OrrIcE.-Nrw CouNrERFEiT.-h
citizen Yesterday brought the Police Office ne" - conn
,er bill b.. had received for goods Pnrporng to be on The
Merchant, Bank OF Norwich, Conneoen letter Z, dasa
White Cashier. The bill was well executed aud u'iuCu' 70
be detected and tho public are cautioned to beware o
such
ROBBERY OF MONEY Ds,wFR A boy named William
nav ,s.arre,ed and committed for stealing - from the
money drawer of +. Masterlon, NO. ~ sullivan street,
which was found on him. ,,,
SUSPICION 90 FoUL PLAZA man named James M0hur
len late on Saturday night srvery early on Sunday morn
I'M. law another ,amed Toole have stranger down near
the corner OF Walnut and Madison siieets beang ann
kickn. him most numerically, while The bloOd .Vssineu
from The other who IN vain begged Tor mercy NC Inth
ven nu IA interfere but vas driven of by the tre4ai
he did not leave without uitering word ne "ouu pe
served in the Others stood around ecou"S
ting Toole in his brutality. As the man has no' sor oeo
seen and il Is feared he murdered, Toois was arree1
and imprisoned until the bloody mystery can be unaNeen
CoroxER's OFFICE.-SUIoIDE BY DROWNING.
The Coroner this afternoon, held inquest At the Aims
uou,, in the Park on the body OF Dunoan A. Graham born
in Tins cv AGED % wears Duncan OF rather ineIn
pera,e habits and had wife and child residing III orange
conniv Fsrly his morning he obtained n.ney from
his father who lives at 1876 Liberty street Tor The purpose
visiting his family About or o'clock he was seen Al lnc
foot of Amo, street conducting himself rather strangely and
was heard by To say that ~ cOnstquenOs ~ l
ine,tc fcullies he had concluded 10 dispose p iis
hv ir ping into the dock No notice was tdheh oI Na6 ~
.aii a. no one supposed he IN earnest soon alle
v r. ne was seen TO 20 board OF sleop lying al e
wharf and Immediately plunge into The rNsT. e iose 70
49,. ar. once and swama short distance and then turned
upon his bach, opened his mouth ana lel ihe "a'e u ~
mill he .tranglcd and sank. He recovered IN very
Jew minutes and means used IN restore hun % ue ou'
sut effect Nerdct-Commlited suicide 10y Ie"hihs "li'
,slf 4. ihe foot of Amos street, North river
Theological Discussion.-Jnd puhi,.hrd,
Theological DISCUSSION between Rev' Mr. Henson tftho
dish and Rev Mr. ingalls, Unversaisi), held al soulhhou
/ / IN January 1872 Price l2t cents "
A. , large variety OF UnlyersaIs Books, PamphletS
c a The niyerSat Book Establishment, No $50 ulios
street, between Nassau and Broadway w a@-u
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