New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11
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THURSDAY Nov Ia
COUNTY CouRr-The trial of Justice Palns,
resumes Ater doate, the vo;s of last meeting pro
hbi,ing Edward wctc frem stating what said by n.
young having tie boat in charge when the prisone
coming tn. city, rtcoasdered, pd The tss
rnouy allowed webb stated that The yeupg told tier,
to be orderly AMI that he would take ,hSm where b,v
should have pety and drink and where they co5s
sleep for The sh In the morning he wouls call os them
they would &C the polls and vote after which he wo,,S
give them soue money! and ,hen they could go where the.
pleased.
Justice Pmer OF the Upper Police, TESTIFIED TO bsy.r
committed some Of the who discharged on a.
night tie ilih he had never discharged prisoner CON
ri,,ed b, another Magsrate
The nxt witness somewhat aged though n,sllren
man vho said be had been brought up merchant in b
civ He The Island of having been
arrested by walehman while drunk He was brought IN
III, city in an omnibus with about IS Others The nigh, Of
ne th of April and taken he tive Deputy Keepers hay
ing them In charged to the Eighth Ward watchhopse
They wers directed III that Ward and say fhsv
challenged, that they had eided or the laS SIT
alon, In the Twelfth Ward. Himself and three Others
Fourth Ward repaired 10 the bouse Thomas
Deyle in waierstreet Roosevelt, where be or
5 OF those that the Island the previous evening
DOYLE took them all tn the polls early sunrise wness
- % Of them Doyle stating that they had slept
at his house The ticket given him to vote Demo.
cratic or LOco-Foco ose.
Il
been brought dows quartered in Pelham street, and voting
in the Seventh Ward lie did knew what the chet
he voted, except thar il had Morris on IL
John HaneS rho stated that he native Of England
testified TO having been carried Dsyles IN the Fourth
Ward and lha, be voted that Ward There Scotch
man among the prisoners coming down. who remarked that
he he'd 10 vote, and he put back upon the Island.
named Culyert native OF Ireland, testified 10
bayng been brough, down. carried TO Deylss and from
there the Fourth Ward poll very early in the morning.
where he veied.
Some other testimony offered fully corobora,ng the
charges that had been made to illegal voting
The Court adjourned to Friday afternoon at o'clock.
CIRCUIT rCouRr.-Before Judge Kent
Peter Mccarthy vs. Thos H. LeggettAct5on to recover
damages the sale Of premises No q Beekmans,reei In
the year 1885, The involves points which go to
the Supreme Court The jury gave verdict for plaintiff
of $500.
COMMON PLEAs-Defore Judges Ushoeier La
gls and Ingraham-
Henry eraser rs. Aier. Green-Actoa Tor assault and
battery the damages laid 2Oeo. The parties resided a,
49, wian,-st The jury gave nominal dict for plain
tiff OF sents.
Bius6oro & Buloes Dederiek strsis.-Actsn to
cover The amount of bill for beer len at the store which
defendant had occupied. Ii appeared that the plaintiffs
brewers and had Tor several years supplied the de-
fendant The latter sold 10 Van Sors,en Lawrence
but after the lapse of than year, received $500
cash and took part Of stock and The beer had
been left in the tiRe The defendant had permitted
bis sign to remain up and did notify plaintiff that he
had removed. Verdict FOR plaintiff sl3l o6.
| CoURT OF SEssloNs.-Before the Recorder.
Judge Lynch, and Aldermen Lee and West.
| TRIALS FOR ASSAULT BATTERY William Hausaey
put upon trial assault ana battery Philip Me-
Clusky the 9th August s in 2lst street, at Haugheys
residence. The accused knocked the complainant down.
kicked him in the face, backcd of his eyes and beat
him very severely. The jury found the prisoner guilty
and The Court remanded him prison be on
| Friday.
Michael Sullivan tried for assault and battery on
| Sunday officer named William Carls, committed the
9th October last while in the discharge Of his duties The
jury returned verdict Of guilty and the Court sentenced
| Sullivan 10 the City Prison Tor days
| REcoGNIzAHcEs FoarEIrEp.-Wm. Richards jr. alias
Nathan J. Davis, indicted Tor grand larceny, in stealing $
in bank bills and other property from the pocket of Thos
Canpbet;-He s. Barcker, indicted for The offence
IN defrauding Mrs. Jane Williams of5ll Broomet OF sN
prctence Of placing il in the Savings Bank ;-Sfephn
Mott for III the house OF Jane p. Williams -lie6as
OConnor, for petty larceny, In stealing pig iron;
and James orr for assault and battery Daniel Kel
iker-dd net appear take their trials and their recogn
| zancss were therefore forfeited
Trial FOR FALSE PRETENcEs.-Ei!!am e. RoJ,
then placed upon trial for obtaining from the firm OF l. A.
yoson Co.. No. Sc Beavers. the 9th day Of August
last quantity OF ribbons and silks of the value OF S5 by
falsely representing himself TO be OF hrm oil Ae1an-
der Murray Co.. doing business at 81 Murraystree on
lnrge SCALE whereas j, aedged that such hTn eI
isted and that consequently Mess Voson Co were de-
raudrd of the value OF the same. The Court 10 charging
the Jury remarked that the sale Of the goods was MADE
for cash, although such firm as Murray Co. eislsd'
the Indictment for false preteneeS was not Us ne though
valid. The Jury found the accused Not Guilty
Peter Re,on requested call at the Police ohce al
| 10 o'clock to morrow.
FORGERY George Fapcett then tried far forgery in
the second degree he having the Sd ct OCTOBER aS.
passed counterfeit S. bill the Manufacturers Bank oil
Providence Edward Story, 100 Bowery, in payment
for glass OF liquor Before the conclusion OF the Case Inc
court adjourned consequence Of the necessity OF their az
| enhance at the County Court.
The Court adjourned to Friday, at II O'Clock.
/ POLICE OFFIcE.-PETIT LARCRNY.-.John
| White arrested and ed for stealing razor
worth 81, the property of William Tord OF 34 water
| street
ing from Christian Baden of No. Io7 Washington street,
| clothing Of the value OF SI2 g. Committed.
Margaret Tnrner was arrested and committed for pur.
loning from Fanny Garreon OF 25 Orange street. cali
co dress, worth IS.
STEALING PoULTRY.-A colored man was committed 10
live poultry from Wesichesicr Co He was detected at
Yorkyle and committed by officer Alexander Scott We
understand that Scott has his eye pig soaers in
the neighborhood Yorkvie h,s always been famous in
the matter OF pig stealing.
SHUT TIE 'DooR.-Tbe patent Union Door Spring for
sale by J. B. Wells 81 JohD-Sree OF the
omca and useful things OF the kind which has under
our notice Every aud Office ought to bs provided
with them.
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