New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
cry lNTELLIGENC NCE.

WfnNEsD~Y, July =.
CouxrY CoURr-Ths Court met pursuant 10
.iion-rn,n all the members being prcsen;-Judge u.
slWiirr IN the Char
oun.ons ere delivered " All. Dawes, the Mayor. the
tee tle Common Pleas. and the Recorder A. j.
d showed the history OF 'hc New York Courts, oun =
lerod Of the Dutch Giving possession oi The colony 10 -
British l65i TO the present day. lie cortenaed that
Jnsices o he Sessions entitled To seats "
III, Court They We're appointed the Judccs Of tie
Common Pleas are for FIVE wears The District Attorney
appointed tor three uue,, sooner removed by Re
Couu that appointed him. Tn, Mayor considered tie
Court OF Common Pro (Which o0a.l,is OF lie Ma or, he
Recorder ,he Il Ad.-men ard JuHge,l - Grnnz tie
County Court nd al tie Associate Judge, OF The session.
had uo reht 20 .eai n Il Judge. Ingraham ant lncs
thought, BOO he appointment or strict 'norney, tie two
Colr, should separately. ana tat the Associate Jldgc
Of Inc Session, not -ubtr, of nls Court 'u7gr -.
The sessions limited uurf he law thai appointed th"m. bot
tha ts,y entitled 20 - A. members Of % Court
When be appointment OF Dsrci Attorney va, 80 ,aied
Beyond that b. iii not think su mc'nbers II, Recor'
der SaI BE- had not intended % peak upon tie ceci bui
d. could subscribe 10 the doctrine tst The Associate
J-es were not member, OF tins Coult or tdt erc wrc
Ia County Court. j. the former idea Was admitted five
..f .men would belong 10 bOh Courts, state oi thing,
Le could suppose 20 BE- contemplated by e am'i' 'i
ihe isF- . ,. .,
A.socste Jdigcs iekt hef "a, and ft'uted 10 It oil
a M H. ihc Recorder voting with he 10 "hii mrnlhrs
and tie Judges Of The Common Plea gong w'i NE Ma or
and ,Le Locoioc9 hdcfmcn Ihe mion was d'clAIen
20 he a.t Judge Lynch wished to cnte Ls name ia the
affirmative but tie Mayor objected. protest wac then
offered tbe vote aud pt'mit, TO e entered u me
minute. Ala DAYS wished the decision 20 be entered upon
Ls ulnu,c dat The Associate judges were cntied 20 81,
a. members of iu, Court ahen be appointment Of Drcl
Attorney va. az atcd ~ the motion opposed, and M
Court adjourned.
Us. CIScUIr CouRr.--Boiore Judge Bets
Tie Grand Jury funi tie following Bills
Against Mark W Powell Tor stealing watch on board
the brig Wetuupha, at sea
Agan>i as Ious and rihu Loud, lst and ri MAZE si
The barb Caspian Tor assault with dangerous weapon
on .he person OF Jacob :. Mayo.
Assnst Jacob : Mayo. Augustus Goodrdgr, and Henry
Ereuden for endeayouug 10 commit rs'oi on board uS
Caspian
The Bah, again, Henry Graves H. MKinuey, aud nine
of the ship HUDSON. were thrown out
PolIcr OrfIcE.-SrEALISG A WATCH "A col
or-l woasn named Amelia Thompson to-day arrested
and committed for stealing silver watch. worth $40 from
JncSb Ahrcch 9f No Il Moi street. on Tie evening of Inc
26th insf.
STEALING BRtAsr Prv-A girl VINO gave The name o.
Maria REYNOLDS was arrested by officer Fokesfor stealing
a gold breast PIN worth So from Lous Fisher of the corner
Of Bayard and Diot streets, ON the 2ji Instant
SIrnf~c Casa female, named Jane Checsehro, was
arrested and committed for having on Tuesday night dan
gcrou,ly stabbed with knife, woman named Eila'eih
Lewis Of o. Orange street.
THErrs-Nancy McKepna wa. arrested and committed
Tor stealing rock and pair OF k hose worth - 80 from
John Moylon. OF $50 Madison street
CoRoNrR's OFFIcE-DEArH FROM LAgDANUM.
The Coroner on Tuesday evening held inquest at the
L.use Of Francis scrsene coiored man. No IA Barrow
street. on the bOly male infant of Sarah Williams ie
week old also cOorcd The mother OF the child Monday
at ten O'Clock gave il drop Of audanum to make II sleep
wh. She worked and in few bour, II was aacked with
commissions and died early Tuesday morning. Verdict
Came t0 hs death by tie accidents. administration pi mn
OVER dudaouni by the mother se being ignorant
effects.
DISEASES OF THf HgART-The Coroner held an inquest
at *, house Rob. hing No l2j Grand street. on the
BODY of hs wife Caiharne aged a. anaVc of Penny IVA
MA THE deceased had been sub ect 10 s oi papatono Of
the heart and being Sc1td with ths morning. NJ seven
O'clock expired two hours afterwards Nerdici-DIed OF
disease OF Ihe heart
AporLrxY Also at the Bellevue Hospital, the body
Of an unknown man. aged dboI 10 who ~tscnt by Justice
Palmer on Tuesday morning. the Hospital SICK
stranger, and died after reaching there Verdict
Died OF ApOpleSy.