New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-17

u. ,. CIRCUIT COCET.-DcloTc Jus &c lump
son and Bets
S,.TrscE-Samuel L. SuydaH.-The Corr, stated thai
this case as one of considerable importance II had been
brought by the Government upon the application OF for
eign minister ard came within the law OF Congress ifa
for the especial protection OF ministers IRON other Haol
The testimony On sne side showed that the prisoner hao
committed most assault while, on the otaer
AYERS that the complainant had b.en guilty OF improper con-
duci toward the prisoners wife The Court had iouno
djfcuy in dra wing correct conclusions from the testimony
as il was greatly variance. Sti whatever mish nave
been the circumstances OF tie case the snli was instituted
on the application of foreign minister, and It Is therefore
between The two governments This Court IS Anxious "
carry out both letter and the spirit OF the law ana
assurance To foreign nations that I-r representatives. M
be fully protested Circumstances, however, might arl
where there woald be oppor tunlty Tor mlusauoo, du
has been decided by judge in Pennsylvania even
tcaton such where the minister was the assauns pax
~ The Court in all cases. will aiy carry out he spun
of The which is conoruable to general law OF nd
Mons The Court, after remark was about proceeding 10
sentence
suydam Ii en- addressed the Court for toe IN iorci
bic and feeling He said that he bad suffered
MICH from these SUITS and had hi, family !or
a year and half On his return 10 Carolina from new
York 1910, his Its told him h-t she had been repeat
edly insulled by Signor dAlvrar, and bad torbcFne
speaking to him about il lest might lead to trouble
He arrived again Newfork n August He did mol seek
d'Aiyear but him The evening OF The 9th sept al
upon his wife, be cgugh; him by the collar and inflicted
upo; him several blows He called upon his God 10
witness ha, h. did not strike BIN with knife During his
eInaras be alluded 10 the severity OF the law asreafo
cizen visiting him with punishment even while seek
Ing 10 protect The sancty oil his hearth. lie thought
1t wei 10 protect ministers, bni that the foreign nd
crime should be allowed proceed with mPuniy Ne
urged the Court, decision not 20 pass sentence upon
him which would cep7e him OF his civil rights lie spoke
not only himself but those who were dear 10 him, and
whose destiny Is involved IN his
The Cour, made remark IN reply. and concluded
by sentencing suydam 10 pay fine of $50 and to be ihi
prisou ed in the County Jail Tor o months.
Rr Thorn, who plead guilty oil an attempt at revolt, ana
has already heeu in prison Tor time adudsed 10
pay fine of SIS, or be imprisoned so daysmore
DEc1sroSs-In The OF Eilyer, bankrupi.-Appeal
as 10 whether fraudulent contract ioar years ago could
bar discharge under the The Court decided that
could not Judge Thompson said the Court would not go
into the details of the for from all Appearances 1t not
likely long to live.
Robt Me Calmon and others Su'dn Lasrrenee-Mo-
ton for argument denied
: Ezekiel Byan ct al, Michael La Conr and S.e1ens-
Motion injunction restraining defendants from mahnIac
turing friction matches denied
Hiram 4. Norris Wdter CcnmisStoner5.-On melton
of Ir Gralam r Staples conserving, ordered that The
default entered be opened and the order granting an in-
junction vacated
o. S. 49, I'm M Price.-JUdgenient ordered on the YER
icthere,oore rendered in this case
C1Rcufr CouRT.-The Court met pursuant to
adjournment, in relation the trial OF Jstic; PntrNlr
Patterson on behalf the People concluded his argument
and the Court Adjourned 10 Tuesday next al O'Clock
COURT OF SEssIeNs.-Before the Recorder and
Judge Lynch.
TRIAL JoHN SPARKS, ALIAS LATHAM, CONCLUDED
This summed up this morning. and the jury, after
charge from Court and hours deiberat!on, re.
turned verdict OF ulity He was then sentenced e the
State Prison for term oil I'VE years
L,nurC IT he Indir
John igh and Margaret Iigs, for outrageous assault
and battery mary Reynolds iaag 10 appear, their re-
cognizance were forfeited. AS also tina; OF John s.
Garter, cha ged with petit larceny.
SPECIAL SEssIoSs.-Henry Arval was tried for
stealing 4 silk stocas. Gul,y-Penllentiary m9ntLs
CAFE Cutler, black. stealing psiiia!oons' ouu'y-Feni'
lenlary months.
James Porter, stealing piece of Calico Gsllty-Cily
Margaret Smith, stealing S.. Guiliy-Peniten,iary
Henry Brooks, stealing Guiiiy-Penitenlisry months.
Thomas Stewart, stealing. Guily-Penltentlary mos
Geo. Leonard, boy, steaiEg. Guilty-House OF Refuge
Thomas Henderson, stealing. Guity-Pennentary :
Joseph Marks, old offender, stealing Guil'y-Peniten-
Sarah Anderson, stealing Remanded for sentence.
give security in 800 TO keep theipeace
Morris MCarty and Nicholas Farmer boys, scaling
Farmer acquitted MCarty adjudged guilty. and sent to
the House of Refuge.
sent ts the City Prison for % days
Court adjourned until Tuetday next, O'CLOCK
GRAND LARCENY, AXD THE REcElvER-A servant al
Towards Hotel was to-day arrested, charged with pur.
sinng from the establishment silver ware consisting
of knives forks spoens the value OF 5000 He con-
essed the theft, and stated that Cambridge Hail. oil III
Chape.sireet had received The same, knowing them 10 he
stolen. Both were fully committed
CoRoNER's OrFlCE.-A CASE OF NEGLECT BY
PARESTs-The Coroner held an inquest this morning on
the body OF Margaret Mungoys little child OF four
,I. Hn.o tal Is
the rear bu men No. IA Oraogestrect They are both
OF n,empera ehnbls and in the daily habit Of leaving
their children alone The mother reorng TO street begging
TO aise money the purchase OF liquor On Wednesday
afternoon las the little girls clothes were SET on fire by her
brother over year older when she rushed into the street,
enveloped in ass and her attracting the aen
ton of person passing he rolled her in the gutter for the
purpose OF e1lngusng them She then conveyed to
the Hospital and died from the effects OF her barns The
parents after search made for them by the Deputy
Coroner were not found. verdic,-Accdenta burning
In the the unknown person whe died on Thurday
evearg in Anns (as mentioned yesterday, post NOR
examination made by Dr. j. X McCoalb, ana us
death asceained TO have arisen from disease OF tue lungs
verdict in accordance herewith rendered oy the
CoroneI's Jury.
u Completion Of Handy Andy by Samuel
Lover.oD. APPLEToN < CO. No 200 Broadway, will
publish a days Handy Andy, ale OF IRISH Lie, ny
Samuel Lover, Esq. author Of :. Rory OMore," me
Grdiron," &c. &c complete with twenty-five handsome
illustrations handsomely bound. Also, The same time,
cheap edition with illustrations
This boy Handy Andy Will be the death OF u.s. hat Is
the police force allow thS p,terng OF publication
that has already brought Us 10 the brink OF apoPie2y ny
times Grave people undertakes, sections and The he
may perhaps with mpunity such may laugh over II:
lc, fellow with squeeze OF natural iun IN hiH ventue
peruse H. and WE'LL 10 one it throws him into con-
WILSON'S" (a16 2tisy Sporting Review.
IL Funeral Disc0urse.-A Sermon VIII pe
preached the iiensrest Presbyterian Church tOei0"
l5raRd) Tomorrow Afternoon, by the Pastor, Kew ir
Cheever the OF the death of John W. sander.
son, late member OF The Senior Class OF the NewiofA
University Services commence al 8 ociSck. II