New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
FRIDAY, October 7.


IT, S. DISTRICT CoURT.-A seizure had been
made by the present Collector case of Gloves imported
Paris they being charged at 1883 ancs wnich IS as
serted 10 be 100 low by 25 per Messrs Enser u Fo-
ley hs an H "a
likewise seized on the ground OF iaise Invoices
Verdict ior claimants.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-An action was brought by
Thomas Blanchard, OF Boston, against james Pumpey OF
Owego TO recover 9 which had been retained by latter
on copsecton between tue parties the building OF
steamboat company 1884, to ply on The Susquehan-
NAH The shaft broke and the defendant sent 10
tor new one retaining the amount out OF money IN his
bands, which the plaintiff dsallows Sealed verdict to-
morrow.
COMMON PLEAs.-An action was brought BY
the owner of steamboat Superior against Aea Klnch and
A. Banks to 5000 the charter OF the boat TO 60 to
Bridgeport Conn, on the 4th OF July co,on party
excursion The defence s that the boat go twelve
miles an hour, which she failed IN doing Verdict Tor
plaintiff.
An action was brought by Lear Lenha against John
Oakley to recover amount connected with Charles Oak
leys estate The legal point which to be carried up
Verdict for planllf S2s78 81.
An action of Trover brought by r. p L. Snedeker
IA nachnis against John Pedeton Co. Qate owners of
sawmi corner OF Thirteenthst and Eighth Avenue) TO
recover machinery which it asserted obtained
by use which defendants claim to have been duly de-
livered. Verdict for plaintiff S75
COURT OF EssIoNs.-Before the Recorder,
Judge Lynch, and Alderman Martin.
TRIAL FOR KEEPING DIsoRDERLY HousE.-Wm. Nc
any put upon his trial for keeping disordery house
No. 30 Jamesreet common resort Tor thieves and vag
abonds where gambling, fighting and disoderly conuc,
continually precced, particularly the Sabbath II
was proved that many II men, who had got drunk
there and kicked out Of doors, lying the
ground there one Sunday nonng-tiiai men and women
often turned naked-lsi noise, drunkenness fight
ing riong and other awe,s acts were perpetraled there
that out OF his house drunk and strip and fight
'front.' greatly disturbing neighborheod The place
called Rotten Row,
and engaged in hghtings and gamblingS, principally
from persons in the rear Of McAany and were his tenants
the place not so bad before The jury found the
cu,ed not guilty
PLEA OF GuLrY.-Lewis Rogers pleaded guilty
grand larceny stealing from 200 $1,000 from Catha
rine Lawrence, widow, of Greensee Plea received and
recorded The Court sentenced him the State prison for
years.
NoLLE PgosEoCI-In the case of Catbarine Teeny, it,
dcted for petit larceny charged the cath Of Martin T.
Waters, of stealing from him so cents the Court ordered
note pro'equt 10 be entered and the accused dis
charged.
TRIAL FOR GRAND LARCESY-Thomas Thompson, col
oed man. tried for grand larceny in stealing SO M
paper money from John Harris, boy belonging 10
the ship Hector, when laying Buring Slip the Is,
day OF September last The accused cook on board
vessel, aad while the complainant was soi he saw
prisoner go below where compasHanrs trunk was and al.
Ter whe came up, there being only other person on
board and be IN sight all the time. The money was missed
by Harris after the prisoner down and came M
The accused only who knew where the money
Pof the defence the mate called prove the prl.
soner character and said he had heard nohins
except VIXEN he stole his COAL The jury found hin,
guilty. and the Court sentenced him the stale Prison for
years
FORFEITED DRtcoGNIzAscEs.-JohnC Cheney, indicted for
grand larceny, David Srron and Roberh Griffith for OBJ
tanng property by false prelences Michael Home Marga
ret Home, John Sherwood, Archibald Macarthur and Jo
seph Nu or assaults and saItery, seVeray falling 10 ap
pear ana answer, their recognz auces were forfeited
TRIAL FOR PETIT LARcENY.-Elijah q. Ross was tried
Tor peut larceny stealing l5a pounds white lead, worth
from Edward Green, OF lao Spring street on the 18th
OF August last The Jury found him aos guilty
TRIAL FOR ASSAULT AND BArTERY-hichael NJ Rear
ney and Edward Bacon tried for an assault and bat
ery on Aadrew Campbell of - Thrteentn-sree on The
10th Of Aug gust last The Jury found them mol guiy
APPLICATION TO BAIL SCLLIvAs-Janes, alias Yankee
Sullivan brought from the prison OF West Chester
County this city, by the Sheriff Of that County, and taken
before the Recorder writ OF hcbed yesterday,
the purpose being admitted to bail The Recorder
decided offence baisbe, but that he had no
ursdlstion premises, the accused 20 before
Supreme Court Commissioner and apply for bail and
the Commissioner Commissioners OF said County re.
admit bail were absent then The application
could be made Supreme Court Comrnissiouer of
another County who by statute would have righ, to adj.
hn 10 bail The application therefore denied and
Sulvaa taken custody OF the Sheriff and his depu
back West Chester County jail 70 await his trial rn
Iess bailed eccurding ts law.