New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25
THrRspAY. Nov. q.

81, a5-Part al 10 e'cock-Nos ~ 49, go &C. 49, g.
20, 2,7i
THURSDAY, Nov. q
COMMON PLEAs-Ro5inson and McArtkur rs.
Fat5on aad H1soes-The defendant Watson, kept dry
goods pa Grandseet and stopped payment last
SUMNER owing plaintiffs $3.50. The latter subsequently,
learned that Pawes had received share OF the profits and
The present action agans, the defendants partners
proved in testimony that HAYES had Acknowledged
himself receiving portion OF the profits Verdict for
plaintiffs, $685.
Martin vs. McKeon-This the action for malicious
prosecution allused yesterday TIE Court permitted
Lonsuit.
CIRCUIT CoUR1.-Henry Bridsood and others
IS. Tryon, Derby 4 Goa number OF claims agsics de-
PENDANTS amounting ii ALL to about S7C0, we're sent out
| from England. The were made out in pounds
sterling and the plaintiffs demanded payment The
OF s. IS per e. agreeaoy the Law Of 1884, defend
refused TO pay than the old Standard which vas
81 Il the f. sterling. The latter paid mo
Court and issue joined. The Court decided lba, the
sterling should be considered par 81 g. and the Jury
found for plaintiffs
COUNTY CoURT.-The trial of Justice Parker
continued Mr Voorhies counsellor aw, stated thai
be had made application for discharges a in the last year,
and sometimes filled up the blanks, but had applied
during the month OF April could he identify the filings
up Of the 20 shown Justice lMasell then He
had faint recollection of Ruckes coming with list the
Police Office, as testified by Mr. Osborne. Was aware
Of combination 10 discharge prisoners for the purpose OF
voting. Had been the island for health about every
day previous spring election 5000 5000 vagrams
bad been commea by the various mag srales since the
WITNESSES going into Office in the year 1871. Saw the aft.
davis in the Tribune Of fraudulent being brought
down. Had hand in dischargng for illegal voting
Kept record of any kind why discharged
A man named Seymour Hill testified 10 having been a
grant the island discharged the day before the election
voted ia the Eighth Ward. Mr.. Taylor (ate Justice
OF the Upper Police recalled and again examined as
to discharges Alderman Stewart (ate Commissioner of
the Aims House, said Justice Stevens when he
remarked that witness told him he wished applications
go from the keepers direct 10 the Polce-he told him that
| he wished applications 10 the Commissioners
through the Commissioners instead of directly from the
| prisoners.
The counsel on both sides rested The spectators
then directed TO retire the Court after determining
relation the summing up, whether one or two counsel
side should address it, adjourned to Thursday nert at
| o'clock.
| CoURT OF SEss1oys-Before the Recorder and
| Judge Lynch
TRIAL FOR BURGLARY.--Jame. Mcintyre was tried Tor
breaking into the stable OF Robert Carroll AID stealing
harness and pair Of panaoon He sold the harness
Thomas Farral OF Crosssree for 81. TIE prisoner ds
MED most soltmny having Farrell unit! after his
arrest lie said Fara had been tried for stealing COW
and acquitted The accused proved good character for
honesty and industry. Verdict, not guilty.
DISCHARGE LIEEL. CAsEs.-In the OF Herrck
Ropes of the Aurora and of Michael Walsh, Tor bes
COL Edward T. Backhouse and Christopher Hampstead
published in that paper, noie Proe7a' was entered by
request of the compliments the payment OF costs by de-
fendanls the conpainants expressing their belief that the
paroles accused were not ectraed by any malice toward
| them.
gerry having passed $40 counterfeit bill purporingto
he of the Seventh Ward Bank OF this cit altered from
bill of the broken Tenth Ward Bank TO John McKeney,
OF No. O.. Bowery, in payment for coat There
other similar bill, found in possession OF the BY OH!
Ger F. Tompkins after his Verdict guilty, and
sentenced TO state Prison for years.
TRIAL KEEPING DIsoRDERLY HoUsE.-Rrbecca
Powell tried for keeping 'Isordery house No l78
Wakeree the place of resort for OF bad fame,
and of other disoiderly persons.
TRIAL GRAND LARcEHy-Siephen cook was tried
for stealing trunk and clothing, nc worth ia from The
steamboat Osiris lying the foot Fulton the property
of William Seaman, 20 Beekman-st. As George Denyse
reading newspaper, containing the advertisement for
the trunk at Mr. Duryea's, of Water and Catharne-
streets, the prisoner brought the trunk in and wished Mr.
Duryea take OF it him. Denyse,
prisoner told Duryea the trunk stolen, and
went and told Mr. Seaman and when prisoner back
mark on, back The prisoner by officer
Low. The Jury found COOK gully, and the Court
fenced him the State Prison years and months.
The Jurors were discharged for the erm and the Court
adjourned 10 II O'Clock Friday.
Persons on bail and convicted must appear for sentence
on Friday, II O'Clock, 25th inst.
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buying Goods auction and il business generally
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