New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-22
City INTELLIGENC

peake Delaware Canal, IL lSt.
CITY INTELLlG ENCE.
LAWYERS D1ARY-This Day, October Odd
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos so, 81, 100, us, III, l24 90
CiRcUIT CouRT-Msnday.-No 49, 81 2S1 10. l4o, o. %
S. IS e5 81 s a i45 io ' s lV s. 1872 S - 3 s 81
I9c ri $50 IS, &c. I26, III, 1874, %, 80, LOG, 1885,
~ 80 FRIDAY, Octoberel.
CoURr OF OYER AND TERMINER-Betore Judge
Kent and Aldermen Underwood and Martin.
TRIAL OF MuskoE EpwARps.-This trial was brought To
c,osslast evening Dir. Edwards, behalf of prisoner
addressed the Jury for about two hours and ha-he was
followed by Mr. Whiting, District Attorney for the prose-
cuon in speech which occupied between four snd tive
hours Judge Kent then charged in an able and lucid
reviewing the evidence, and presenting the various
nonts of the case The Jury retired but returned after
an absence OF about 10 minutes, with verdict OF Guilty
Comaos PLEAs-Rebecca Anderson W.. james
Berram and ohers.Action Of ejectTen rs 10 premises
No l3 The defence is that The plaintiff Is
native Of England never became citizen oil the United
S,,,es and cannot hold the poperyaso that not having
been landlord for six months as required by law before
bringing tment, The action cannot be sustained mrs
i widow Of John Anderson, grocer who resided al ne
time of his DEATH lin February LAST at Inc corner OF BIZ
mingkam and Henrystreets He possessed handsome es
,te The whole of which he bequeahed 10 his WIFE, The
onartv in question formed part Of il, She proved TO
h. native OF England, although residing here great
many years. Verdict, (under direction Tor one OF the de-
PENDANTS subject the opinion OF the Court as 10 the points
OF law.
Samuel Shaddock Robert Shnn and Joseph Bills
This was an aggravated Of assault and battery The
an,;f was seaman board the brig Fmoson, OF which
vessel defendants master and mate. WINE lying ID
the stream previous TO her departure I've Nov last The plain
a stated that that right tie vessel should go to
Goa unless fully manned The Captain seized handspke
rrch him on the side OF the head and knocked him down
er;orsly ipurne him. He proceeded the voyage anu
yeas compelled by defendants 10 do duty although III, and
unable to eat any thing but biscuit soaked In water Alter
the return OF The vessel e having been gone four month
to Ct Marks and Key west he applied TO physician who
o,nd that the jaw had been severely broken, and he
racted from several pieces also that the mouth had De.
come considerably mortified in consequence OF nothing be.
inc done for the wounds and that twas probable the plain
g yopId never recover the of his Jaw. No attempt
- made al iusfcatiou.--Thc Jury found yercict 10
favor OF plaintiff tor Sio.
corpr OF SEss1oNs.-John Haley, convicted
os an and battery John Coleman was fned SIS
BENJAMIN Palmer ard John Thompson elias Dusenbury
coored convicted OF burglary Ia the second degree wer
sertenced to the State Prison years each.
Isaac Walters, convicted Of perjury, was senencedto the
State Prison for ) years
Robert MITCHELL convicted, by confession of grand arct
nv was sentenced TO the Stale prison years.
Charles s. Holt tried tor creating nuisance No.
80 Dow ming by OF his establishment for boiling
spoiled greats which 10 make soap rendering lbc amO
nee arouad unhealthy and offensive, aud greatly annoying
The neyhborng population, msomuch tbail was necessary
~ keen doors and windows closed ard several persons
made very sick by the stencil Tenants ofhouses
be nuisance threatened remove unless II was abated
Ar Ronn, of COUNSEL for defence, stated that this
a nd candle mandatory, where the material used wa
ii, nork purchased after inspection, by tic barrel The
- Ring cut M and crushed the Ueaginous matter 81
which was extracted by sea and me saline mater arc
extracted, and The refuse mailer Lnrosh OH III
m show tia, could only be private nuisance, IL nui
ssnce al ALL Mr. B. stated that The liquid that escaped and
be
produced bottle Oft in Court, as also specimens OF 1t
candles mas there and some ct the Oh
stated James R. Chiffon, Chemist, deposed that he had
visited The establishments and seen SOME OF the meat part OF
bch was good ami part bad; that The hrs process OF boil
ny by the would be offensive, but after short time
the offensive gases would escape and the smell then be like
thai OF ordinary boiling OF meat The smell from these OPP
sraons was not Injurious health Witness had smelleo
worse smells other soap manufactures The city, Ii
rot so bad as tla. OF The gas houses Mr. c. chene,
deposed Having sold to defendant for his mandatory
large quantity damaged pork soHe OF II rusty but more
of 1t frosted rottea mr. John Walsh said r had com
planned The offensive smell 10 DR. Holt, who told him The
evil corrected since them however there had been OIL
tensive smells. Other witnesses said The smells
more offensive than in packing lard, than the boiling
of meat in arg: hotel The Recorder charged the Jury
explaining what public and what
upon the testimony pro and con- will, some ST.
verify and lett Jury dec0e whether Ibis pub
lie private nuisance. They found deendant Guilty, and
suspended sentence til next tern TO see the nuSanc,
should be abaled
David Miller and Francis Carroll coored found
guilty grand larceny, and sentenced State Pron
years each.
The Jury were then discharged for The term and the
Court adjourned 10 the FIRST Monday in November next
when the next term will commence.
SPECIAL SEssroNs.-John Murphy, stealing
beef, worth 80 cents from james p Stanton guilty, Pen
Tertiary month Robert Smith, stealing pair of boots
worth 81, from William Lalimer: guilty. Richard DO
ran, assault and battery officer w. Il. Sparks: 20 iy.
judgement, suspended and be discharged. george W.
Chalmers boy stealing SIT in Honey from the drawer o.
James Wells acquitted Joseph Lewis, assault anu oa'
terry James Morgan, city wa,chman guilty, CITY pri.on
days. Peter Magic boy, stealing brass knobs worth ~
pair shoes, 81. from Louisa Soeonb guilty,
Penteat.ary :. months James Thomas, aiias lhiaHs
stealing mu,kets and ride, worth ~ frcu heleKah
A Fox guilty. Peni;entiary6 month5 "ilia dtnueronr
old offender stealing pair OF. boots worth 50 90 from John
Myers: guilty. Penitenrary months. Emene Hilbert.
STEALING an empty cask from James Barton, III IS; also
SIC sling S. worth oil clothing from Jane Pulls guilty
both charges ard RENAMED for sentence Andrew JACK
son coiorsd man. sau and battery Harriet Clark o
colored, beating her with club: guilty, Prnenary
months CatberiEe Logue, stealing wearing apparel
worth s., from James Regain: acquitted A number 9.
prisoners remanded 10 be ed Tuesday next,
the Court adjourned 10 that cay, at O'clock.
Police OFFIcE.-STEALING FROM STORE
jain Williams arrested for stealing two pieces of Or
LEAFS worsied worth S42 10, from The store of Messrs
George Warren Hastings of No Hanover Square, or
Thursday uight- BE was committed 20 answer.
CSARGR OF FRAUD AND FALSE PRETEycE-A mar
named H. A. Perry of 159 Chatham street vas arrested
and held 10 bail in $3.50, charge OF having, by aud
and false pretence, obtained So al sale auction
Thursday, from Jesse P. Chamberlain OF Troy.