New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20


rais.d frou, rent of the water,l ..... ... f5,5o7
IThe rent heretofore has been taken from The
amount borrowed ,,.a ~, ~. S,,,s fo-
the nayment OF the State Debt (being 20 oil the go
lax OF the whole 1900
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D1s7R1cT CoURr OF THE UNITED STATES
limited States vs. Four bales OF Cloths ana oass',he -
Rboades claDant--The jury In this case, WHICH was a.
nded 10 ay or tive SINCE gave verdict IN favor u e
United States.
,o;ted s,aes VS. Nm, Jacobs and Jacob Ei!er-Ihe oe
PENDANTS are landlord and keeper OF seamehs
np.ouse and are prosecuted on charge oil harootis
.erers from merchant vessel the penalty or "nich Wv
ner day for each dcserter harbored said penalty
10 each being cognizant of the proceeding, nan "
The nrnalty when collected, To the lnorner
this case the defendants had harbored TWO seamen nsl
deserted from the Swedish ship Fame, and acton IS nroan'
against them for $40 each Mr. Benedict on behalf OF De
PENDANTS, commended that the law reierrea oIy " % n,i
deserving from American vessels me C9u,s eis ~ ''
.nch was the case and the Jury found Tor defendants
C1RcU1r CoURr-Before Judge kcnt.-lEIA
n, M1,sRoE Epy,Rps-This case continued today,
and the testimony of Recorder Naux and others gwen ou'
NJ ,bpo new elected The trial will probably occupy he
whole OF tomorrow
Srprp1oR CouRr.-Tuman Cook vs.. K. Mea-
cham and George W. Mann-TRe defendants, VINO are
auconeers sold plaintiff, in March last TIE par Ea.uie
tenpn alley and other property contained IN NO. % oou
street ND stairs taking from him TWO notes, amounting "
mo ,,h mortgage on the articles sold as security
The bouse had an indictment hanging oVerit when solo, Is
being peisv &C. which known to plaintiff at me
lime and il declared that he went 10 aeiehaats.
planning that he bad not been informed OF ne rr a
Chey offered 10 sell The property anew on ieir own a.
count and give up the consideration authority Mus sl
them by plaintiff and :esae TOOK place al ION cs
he balance The preses action OF rover to recover
The value OF property sold which had not been particularly
mentioned in the mortgage, but alluded 10 Us ana otne,
arcIes as per schedule annexed The schedule was not
ar pended, which was fatal Verdict tor plaintiff $50.
Common PLEAs.-James Mccormick vs.. Ives,
Adams Co--Ar Ives had accepted drat tor s1oo 40
ing so in the name the firm but Mr. Adams ue
clnr no thai il was transactions in which MI was Per
,onay interested and refused as permitted ny law pc
Coming party 10 it, and opposes il as regarded himself.
o. be rawer and the Jury found plaintiff,
CouRr OF SEss1oNs.-TRIAL FOR Perjury.
The ral Of Isaac Walter for Perjury resumed Ste
nb.n r. Mason Esq., deposed, for Prosecution, that he, as
Counsel for Allen wrote affidavit charged TO be false
as dictated 10 him the time by the prisoner VINO en
him the several pieces o. real estate ne possesseo wa" ~
localities read the affidavit alter II was writ
ten 10 the accused and the latter then signed and s'Sore
TO it.
Mr. Van ovenburgh then opened the icrhe defence
and called witnesses.
The brother of the accused testified to his weakness oil
mind and easy creduy AMI his halucinaton as 70 Tue
session of real estate The accused believing hat nc sa
worth $4,000 that vhenever the accused .aa any
money man by the of A. G. Coke was continually
after him. with others getting his money from hT; ,hal
the accused had various deeds purporD 10 he Tor res e.
ie Had often thought his brother insane on the subject
property deed with and inerineatons daee
Dec TO- 1884, purporlne be from John M Sm,th 70 the
accused for house and oi 1853 Grand and for the houses
and lots Mercer and Molts which he deposed ne owned
The subscribing witness A. G.. Csxe swearing 10 The execu
ton the deed by Smith, the granor Toe considerauoh
for the deed $4,000.
oter witnesses testified TO prisoners previous good char
A. Hatch testified the prisoners having come to him
N the OF Pearl and Be- kman SIS In june as' ao
wished him to trade OFF certain houses ana lots IN tAs cny
for dry goods, exhibiting deeds for The same and showing
,ome he properly wishing witness to examine me iueS
This properiy the the accused swore he Owned
Henderson deposed 10 the accused dealing in land,
very crcrlops; thu, he was haunted by A. 6 Coke ard
others almost continually, and that when prisoner wa
building ccrian house Coke was alter pun anu ieee'e
rns, oil The money The accused earned for oliidl9git
Several other witnesses esi!Hed 10 similar iacis aAo IN,
Recorder charged the jury who tound he accused Guy
FLEA GuILry-Robert Mitchell, indicted for grand
larceny pleaded Guilty the charge ana remanded
for sentence
GRAND LARcENY-Noah Game, colored, was tried for
grand larceny and found Not Gully.
TRIAL FOR MAtsL ausHrER.-re-erce Keen and Francis
Kelly were tried for snslaughter u The 4h degree,
causing the death of George Beach OF the drivers
the Knckerbocker line OF stages when bis box, the
ID June last, by blasting rocks III 3dseet between TIT
7t and 9Th avenues alderman West deposed that having
heard Of The blasting Of rocks in 3dree and The danger
IN hum1n.lke
ceeded TO The place May and found the accused engaged
in blasting without precauon OF having panks or TIM
Der over the basts putting persons al The corners OF The
streets 10 advise persons OF their dange orcered tbe &C
cused to take precautions which they pronise-say
ny they nouted persons the blasts by blowing horn,
which The Aoerlan told Them would rot do. The acting
District Attorney Sir Bacon called Ar Miken, The Core
.er De pu prove the Ending Of The Coroner SJury
10 the cause of the death Of George Beach. This was OBJ
ected c by Air. Cooke The Couel oil accused-and tueG
ont by Court Information derived iiom Others and
no.rledge OF the fact-whc higher species of evi
and be derived from persons who The fact and
knew the OF DEATH Floyd Smith deposed TO being in
driven deceased and OF the latter suddenly
falling of be front he erect and the horses Starting
away Got out as he could, went TO the man ane
foud him dead His skull badly fractured and crushed IN,
The blood lowing coDousiy DID mol stDne strike
deceased hear The report OF blast lace oil de-
sed scsped by the fall. Other witnesses opposed
the blasting OF rocks that dayhe gross caeessnrss OF
those basting &c-bu traced The violence causing
the death OF Beach TO The accused The witnesses Ia, stated
the District Attorney who saw the transaction had lett
tie CITY and veIa so 20 Pc found Tne Jury found the
accused not gClity
FoRFEiTuRE.John Usher iGdic;ed for assault and bali
terry Peter wes,ervelt Constable of the sh Ward on
The 5,h july falling TO appear his reco9nzance for
feited.
Adjourned TO Thursday rnorning, II O'Clock.
Police OFFICE-CHAKGE OF F0RGEKY.-Off-
GERS s.okely and Clarke last evening arrested man
named John Parks charged with havsg the 18th nit
passed SlC0 counterfeit bl pa:poring be Of the
Greecwch Bank this city bul altered .o some broken
bank to Selah Lee master OF the soop Cabot OF Madison
Connecticut lying the foot of James street. payment
Tor hundred bushels OF potato al % bu:he Ie
ceivDg SIG 50 cts In good money chiefly IN Connecticut
bills ia change He gave his name as e. Walker corner OF
Madison and Roosevetst.ees purchasing the poafos
but it found he did live there. go bill OF those
said 10 have been given Lin n change was found on him.
and he was committed 10 answer.
STEALING CORPORATION TIMsER.-YilIiam Barr and
Michael Redmond arrested for stealing the 18th
ins from The slip Washington Market, sticks OF
dock pine timber worth ss2, the property of the Corpo
ration which il was deposed taken Harsimus. New
Jersey and sawed and the sawed pieces found in possession