New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-18
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CLTy INTELLIGENCE.
LAWYERS D1ARY-This Day, October 18TH
CIRCUIT CoURTNos 81 2S7. Is l29. 40 g. q %, 25 IS
los, lis, Ii5 Isl, ISL, tss, r. o. g. ns 49, ls
49, as ZEE les iss I'm rs IA Iao ia 49, 49, i5 q
81. l2,7s li22 Sc, 80, $50. 1l3 Isl, i5e.
49, 1S3-Part I'd: Nos a. 8, 10, Il, II, l6 10, 20,
SATURDAY, October 10
q. S. DISTRICT CovRr.-Before Judge Bets
United States vs. Four Cases Cloths and Cassieres-Et
euezer Rhodes caimantTlesc goods had been imported
10 the ships England and Independence from liverpool
and seized by Mr. oyttn- c5ector in $780, on the
ground OF false invoice Bills were preseated showing
them 10 have been bought OF Robert Rhodes Deanheao
Huddersfeld, Yorkshire, Eng, t56
is lid, which, is asserted much low. verde,
will probably be yspdered on Monday For Z. 81 Dir.
Watson and Mr !, for defendant sIr.J. w. Gerard.
CIRCUIT CoU..a.--Bsfore Judge Kcnt-Peck
Sayre VS.. Fortune z S,orrs ct al-The plaintiff, are
Wholesale grocers a. 81 Front and $500
asserted TO be due them by defendants merchants Uca
but which the latter deny, and show receipt as baSns
paid the money in MAY ls49 :. conended The paio
plaintiff that the receipt given AR. Son who hand
ed 10 M Ssyre the $780, but acertained not 10 be
current and Immediately returned to him. and that be took
eWay both money and receipt The defendants deny thai
such the rir. 5tofs produced evidence show
that he got draft Of $500 cashed Wall street. receiving
tor II redback money, and that he paid such Peck
Sayre, taking receipt He having received
the money back. Mr. Thomas w Lyncb, bnoktee per
cashier TO plaintiffs, testified 10 having received The niona
from MIR. Sayrs be ndiDg uncurren', part OF beIDg
Pennsylvania returned 1t 10 Dir Stors. He was not aware
olts being recep;ed for till MIR Sayre spoke is not beng
ssred!sd, M net knowing iiat be had returned IL
Sealed verdict Monday morning For rainuh, Dir. iIa
sens; for defendant Mr.. Noyes..
Thomas w. Sloan "s Monmouth 8. Hart, Sherif-The
Jury in this case tbeDg action the value OF
horse levied UPON returned verdict ii aeor OF defendant
MONDAY, October II.
CcrRT OF OYER AND, TERMIHER Monroe
Etwstds (w!o i will be rccoleced, tried and cou.
victed few weeks since was put upon hi, trial. on
second Indictment charging him with having obtained
from Edgar Core. Jr agent, in this city, for The English
house OF Fletcher Aexander& Coz the sum Of SIS Geo. de-
ing SO, in the oil the forgery Brown, Brother&
Co. by means OF letter pnrporng to be from Mauasel
White Go. New Orleans The letter was directed 10 Mr.
Joshua Cbboon Of this city stating that John p Caldwell,
then in Virginia had cotton In their hands worth s,0c0
md that thy ,rod accept bills from hln for $50 0oo
Three four Gays nfterWara letter was received puport
ing be from Caldwell, enclosing bills and order for
the cotton. Mr. Cbborn, 10. wishing into the
rangemen, himself mentonedlt MIR. Cerrie, who under
took it OR behalf Of his house
Mr. Corrie accepted the drafts; they discounted by
the Bank of America and $600 Of the bills that Bank
enclosed to Caldwell at Alexandra at the same time in
tmatng that the parks and numbers of the bills had been
retained. Thc counsel for prosecution in opening, stated
that although none OF these bills afterwards found in
possession OF the prisoner, yet bills fer which he had
changed them OF course is contended that Cald
well and Edwards Identical The trial continued
to late honr last evening and will probably occupy The
whole Of to.mOrro|.
BOARD OF ALpERMEN.-Ih Board met at }
O'Clock, present the Presiden! and all the members
PETITIONS Referred OF the German Society for as
sssnce; OF f. W. Pes 10 furnish water proe cloth FOR
iremeni otA NJ Hoffman and J. NJ Bense for relief from
lax; of e. Eindusl aid Others for Iydran south end
the Park OF Thomas N9gen to erect en- iron railing IN
ont OF his house; OF H. H. Day relative to bump bo;e OF
J. c. Pnckney, for hose carriage.
Communication from the Comptroller relative 10 the sale
Of property for unpaid taxes, adournng the sale in the
18th Ward to 9Th Dec. Concurred in.
From the Counsel of the Corporation relative claim
set up by Wu Coey against The Corporation injuries
received by Being thrown into ditch dug for the Crolon
water pipes. Referred
Frsm the SAME relative to claim set by john King
Tor compensation for injuries sustained by him by bis
rage being thrown into trench dug for Croon pipes Re-
erred
Frou, the City Inspector, favor OF filing sunken lot.
between 35h and S6th sts between 7h and 9Th
Adopted.
From the same relative to filling sunken lots of8tb
avenue and other places. Referred.
JOINT MEErING.-The opinion of the Corpora
ton counsel read and approved The Boards then
went into joint meeting and made the following appoint,
men,s of inspectors Of Election:
First Ward-Firs District, o. w. Tuyl, VIM. IL Daven-
port and Stephen K. Harris Second District Edward An
lhony Cornelius Oakley and Nicholas Diniond Third Dis
.ricl, Edmund Grhen, John b. Hobby and John Hlyer
Second Ward-Frst District Revo G. Rance, Edward
E. Cowles Thomas J. Agnew. Second District George
A. Evos, Aug us,us F. Cammeyer, Samuel Waterbury.
Third ward-Frst District, Smith Dunnlng, Georet
Briggs, Nelson Waterbury, Second District JOHN Lloyd
Thomas c. Bartne, Hoyt Sandiord. Third District, Cor
nelius Alson Joshua y. MccoGn and Phillip Pieicl.
Fourth Ward-lSt District, BanabaS w Osbord John v
Tlyou and John Ii. Bowie. I'd District, Thomas Nj. Ad
riam Thomas Ii. Burras and Joseph G. Palmer 3rd Dis
tric Edward D. Hail. William a. Daniels and joseph Rose,
Jr ii District, Josh Bull, George Newconbe and Chas
e. Peterson.
Filth ward-lsi District, Richard Ten Eyck, John Fort,
John RIker, il I'd District, Henry Il. Durham, Edward
Cook Stephen Putnam. 81 District Ocou Rhlnes VIII
liam H. Williams Aanson Udel lh District, SylSanuS
Ward, Marcus Mating Peter Prevoos
Sixth Ward-lst District, Lester Wilson, Myer L. Myers
Leonard Baum I'd District, Moses B. Taylor, Henry De1
ter Edward Gallagher Sd District, George Endcot, Al
exander Nj. Burr Andrew Connelley 4th District John
P. Ward Joseph B. Weeden, William O. Shiel.
Seventh Ward--lst District, Aaron Swarls, Francis NJ
Tayor Alsernon S. Jarvis I'd District, Morgan Morgan,
Jr, James B. BrinSmade, George C. Morgan. Sd District,
Isaac X Jessup Barnabas Pike, David Arnsld Alb Dis
tric John H. Williams, Samuel q. Home, Al A Snlilen
9TH District Caleb L. Glmer, John L. b. Maxwell, lsl!am
j. Morgan 9th District, Evan Griffith, George Rlhietl,
William L. Wood 9Th District, Horton Frost John ~ Fer
son, James L. 6 tllcSpie
Eighth Ward.-lst District Heary Hart William J. Van
Buskirk Archibald McClay I'd District Amherst Wright
William McCleen Ehelbert Culberson Sd District, Re
ter Roome, Augustus l.. Brown, George Smith; ih DIST
Jonathan w. Allen, John Butler, George w. Mcpherson
9Th Dist Gideon Fountaip James W. Farr Thomas Dyer
Ctr Dist James T. NJ. Bleakcy, John Douglass, Tyc
Lapsta lh Dist, Joseph F. Bec&witb, Isaac w. Cenklo
William f. Plat; slh District jesse D. Price. Horace 6
Ketchum, John B. SPafiord
Ninth Ward.-ld District, James Rider, Henry c. How
ard, John Jackson Cd Dist. William Loun>bury Sanue,
w Cronck, Thomas Walker; Sd Dist Charles T. Soutber-
land Lewis Rice David Crane t,h Dist. Robert Millsen
Daniel F. Lee. John Huyler 5lh District Charles Sutton
Stephen Kane, 9th Dist. Robert Pe,ersos,
Thomas H. Brown, Ajah b. Palmer.
Tenth Ward.-lsl Dsrc!, J. II. Hobart HoMs. Richard