New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-21
CITY TELLIG ENCE.
TUESDAY, September 20.

TUESDAY, September 90.
LAwYsR's DIARY-THIs DAY.-CoMMoS
PLEAs-par1-Nos 6l 1875, 75 U.s. a! 81 -, 80 o. q.
81, 49, Z, 81, - Part mos 49, w. w VII ' ~ ~ ~ "
81, "a, S. 81, 30 gi
CoaMoS PLEAs.-In the Usury case David h.
Patton VS. Higgins Doremus) alluded 10 yesterday, the
Jury inquired Of the Court in case the original discount
was rendered by being for exchange NOTE would
the validity hold good the renewals Notwithstanding an
exchange might AD have been given latter. The Court
answered in tie affirmative the Jury found plaintiff in
the sum OF S?l5 80 cents being principal and interest
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFlcE-Daniel
Griffin 27 Broad.street arrested, charged with per-
iury in making false schedule in bankruptcy He was
complaaed Of by Francis Trudewend cbairmaker who
cused him of having loaned money Harlow AIaher,
Brooklyn mortgage of his furniture, doing so in hc-
tous name, entering the same on his schedule Ia
bankrupcy-ao for net having inserted The nae of COM
panant he should have DONE among his creditors lie
will probably be examined to-day.
REvoLT.-A named Henry Tlorne recently be-
longing brig f. d. De Wolf, was examined and com
tted charged by the Captain witt, an attempt TO create
revolt while the vessel lay recently al the Island OF ST. DO
mingo.
SPECIAL SEssIoss.-Before Judge Lynch, AL
dermen Bonnell and Carnan.
Edward Riley tried for stealing piece oil cashmere
worth SIS, from Thomas Patterson guilty; Penex
tiary three months. Mary Hanon assault and battery
William Hogan and husband John Hanon assault and
battery Sublings guilty. each ordered TO find
bail in $40 keep The peace. Samuel L. Bresau stealing
cloth jacket worth So 50 from Messrs Bristol; guilty
Penilentary months; John Long stealing $40 worth old
copper from vessel acquitted Rosanna Logan alias Muir
ray stealing ay's cloak worth 81 from Eliza Greenland
guilty; Penilentiay months Francis Corn alias Fisher
Stealing gold ocke Worth $40 from Charles Castendch
Velvet cap worth - from Henry Jacobs guilty. Penile
tiary months. John Thomas, stealing par OF pantaoons
worth 81 from John Francis guilty Pemtepary months.
Richard Voorhees, celoed assault and battery on his wife
Hannah and threatening her e GUILTY Per Pe.'cn,ny
from Michael Hagan; guilty; Pentehliary ) months Sew
eral discharged tor want OF evidence.
Adjourned 10 Friday D ~ NJ
CoURT OF SEssIoNs.-Bofore the Recorder
Judge Lynch and Alderman Bonnell
SENTENcE-Philp Boon, colored man, who was last week
committed for petit larceny and pleaded guilty
ther this day. sentenced 10 months Imprisonment in
the Peniientiary for each offence, year all
TRIAL FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Thomas Mullen was
put upon his trial for assault and battery Louisa Han
son. coored o. No. Sc Crosby striking her
several blows with bis f and blow with hammer The
assault battery distinctly proved The Jury found
him gaiy. and the Court fined him $40
ANOTHER TRIAL ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Patrick
OConner Philip O'Conner and Simon Stiles, tried for
an assault and battery James Bahan OF No. ~ Cherry
street ON the 2Sih MAY funeral Sunday from the
hospital in Broadway. The Jury found all the accused
guilty ana the sentenced Patrick OConner and Simon
Stiles each pay fine Of S25 and Philip O'Conner Tine
OF $40
FoRrEITED Observation-Disclosures Wagner and
Henry r Field indicted for assault and batterylicnry T.
Field grand larceny John Mckinney three irdct
receiving stolen goods, severaiy failing 10 appear
and answer, their recognzances were forfeited.
TRIAL PoR LggL.--Charies q. Scott was put upon his
trial for "A libel John 7. Lnson, late watchnan pub
lshed in the paper called the Flash charging him
with the preparation OF Outrageous act OF indecency
with woman wnen on duty as Waterman, IN Marion
street article published IN tie Flash on the 9Th
July The publication admitted, and the defendant
justified coatenus TIA, The charges made true-and
producsd ID III who testified 10 stroaely sus
pcious Circumstance he had between the wachula,
and the WOMAN calculated 20 produce an impression that
the charge partially Dill charged Lnson with
the offence the Tune, which the latter denied and Dill
climbing over the gate which was las,-found the woman
and had her taken the wachhouse, the watchman Lin
accompanying nen. Dill made the charge agois, the
and Linson, the latter denying at The watchouse
Wachman Chfy,e 6eposed 10 The charge being made by
Dill against Lnson The dcni,l OF the latter and the denial
also OF the woman who sad some other tried 10 take
her home and she applied the watch nson iorproecion
Allen n Sniie ESQ., for the accused, thea rested The
defence.
tor the prosecution Joshua n. Reynolds Esq, who con
drcted the the part of the People called John T.
that when on his post the night in question
O'Clock. he have hold OF woman. when witness
came up and the said the man had insuied her
grossly tried take shawl, she demanded the pro-
lection OF complainant. He said he would pro CT her Site
said she had errand cut, woman OF family &c
Witness said il false. Dill then wanted wtnesS go
into the alley where the had gone and bring
cut which witness refused, when Dill climbed the gale
the woman out, and The watch was called. The other
watchmen comm: up raped tor witness who up,
charged denied it, and all went 10 the walchhouS.
where Dill made complaint, whcn Llnson denied. The
woman said Dill the who had iusuled her, and
had claimed protection OF the watclI,an Capt Forbes
the watch, reiterated the several statements made by Dill
Linson and the womanhe denial OF Lnson, the charge
made BY the woman against Dill OF having nsued her,
her claim OF protection Linson The Captain said he
missed the complaint and all the parties as il was
thing for young men TO charge walchmen tbi way
The woman so or 60 years Old aud an Irish NO
man.
The Recorder charged the Jury the law 81 libel and
The submitting both their decson and TIE
Jury found the accused Guilty, and recommended him
the mercy OF the Court
Tbs Court adjourned to Wednesday morning, II O'clock
Police OErIcE.-SrE ,LtNG FROM HOUSE,
man aaaed Thomas Lloyd went Monday evening into
the House OF john Edwards n Cou1lanlree and s,olt
coaks coats paualoons and other articles OF mems,
and chdrens apparel, worth $50 So which be
up in bundle and was carrying OFF. lie was SEEM how
ever. by the boarder who asked him what he hac
there, when h- replied Biscuit boarde a;erap,
nS 10 examine ile bundle, Lloyd threw bnade
70 the Nip, AMI jumped in himself, but seized by Nj
dwars, who, h assistance got him and the bundle
lie was lodged in ihe waichhouse and today committed
TO prison.
IBEFrs-John Valentine arrested and committed iol
stealing hSpdcar, worth sl5 from the Western Hotel
Mary Ann Mathews and committed for steal
lng seven yarus n anuel worth S2S2t, OF Ro
g. Hand, l2S Chatham street, - - -
Adams Dieooid was arrested and committed Tor stealing
three yards c'tn ava 6nr socks,
siapes Ballard, 81 Cedar street.
Edward Bennett wa arrested committed for sealiae
fur cap from John Martin. No. los Cherry street,
harmonicop worth S. from John II Barkumeyer M Isl
Anlbouy street.
Jehn Myers arrested by watchman OAvan corner
Co>utes Slip aud South with large roll Of osf
barghs worth Si5 his shoulder evidently s,oier Ne
was com united 10 answer.