New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-08
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Il. s. CIRCUIT CoURT-Before Judge Belts.
Frederick f. Sekes and Truman Cock John F. Rod
man-Acrion for infringement of patent right for an i'm
proved off for steam engines, already referred to-
Verdict for plaintiffs So
Trial Of Carl Censor Evan Parry, charges of al.
tempting revolt aud cOhnng the MASTER on board
the bark Oyando Sunday night 9Th November, at sgd
ney C. B. ltappeaed from the testimony OF the captain,
second and cook that knocking made the cab
IN door BY the prisoners those below,
being atleep TIE captain armed himself with pistol and
Went deck He that opening The door, Johnson
seized him. aud that both the took hold of him aud
his shirt his head. thus contning his and also
struck him over the hand The second his
lief struck Parry with Delaying piu- Gensrn then
into The orelae and was afterwards put in r0Ha aud Par
ry the wharf took up stick Of wood, aud declared
that e would Hill any that shore Parry, de-
fence said tina, the captain took his chest aft containing his
tobacco and that he 10 gel when he was beaten
several wounds made his head and shoulder The jury
found them guilty Of eonfnng the master, taking hold
Of him, by which he rendered incapable of Defending
himself The prisoners were then remanded.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Beiore Judge Vanderpoei..
Ingersoli Hart sherif-The plaintiff, condtonally sold
calling herself Mann, residing in EIm.trse
quantity Of furniture, which seized execution arising
from confession judgment Of her husband with whom she
did not live The Court held that property conditoualy sold
could not BE- taken for debt against The husband Verdict
for plaintiff valuing the property at 5000
A. g. McAlpinr VS.. Lewis Beach-Ths plaintiff. in 1897.
ageeed with other creditors to compromise the claims held
by them against defendant, and gave up him FOR
81 400 his paying 6s dollar The plaintiff
claims that order make him do defendant promised
pay the balance should he brcome able do
He brings action said balance The defence
thai thu note was fully settled and the promise m any was
nade) void The Court charged thar if the jury consider
the promise have been made and the defendant
circumstances pay they would find for the Yer
dict for plaintiff with interest," S65a 81. q. Griftrn for
plaintiff, Antlon for defendant
Court OF SESSIONS. Before the RECORDER,
Aldermen RAwson and Waterman
Jonas B. Phillips Esq District Attorney ad interim
TRIAL FOR GRAND LARCENY.-Eliza Stewart aud Alex
andriana Peters tried for stealing Sl33 u from Thorn
Doan of 90 Mulberry .,treet-both guilty and the
State Prison; the former, white g Tor = y-ars the lat
TEL, colored, for 2years.
ILLEGAL VoTiNG.-James F. Drake tried for mis-
deeano charged with having voted twice the 9th ward
of the City the election the eth November last VIZ
that he voted the Sd district Of the 9Th ward aud then also
voting in the lt district of the ward. Mr. Baum one
Of Inspectors drposed the prisoners voting in III. ls
district Of the wa,d. Ii also proven by Mr. ogue
Inspectors Of the 81 district Of the 9Th ward that the
prisoner voted The day that district For the defence
II was proved that the accused very drunk aud after
voting the Sd district lie returned The first disrc: in
half hour aud saying that he had voted by mistake that
district that he belonged 10 another dstricand demanded
his vote backbut refused Of course-and arrested He
defended by Mr. Shale but the jury found him guilty.
and the Court sentenced him the Peneuary for three
months.
Police OFFICE. SUSPECTED OF COUNTERFEIT
ING.A female named Judah McCane arrested last
ming by officer Frram suspicion Of being concerned with
Michael AlcGrath and Mary Soue putting circulation
thu IS Counterfeit East Haddam bills In the premises
cuped b! the accused and NIcGrath found -
,erfe bill OF the Agricultural Bank Of Hekimer concealed
in hose.collar She committed
DREADFuL EFFECTS OF THRoTLNG.-On Tuesday night
while Mr. Thomas Gchist, late City Marshlll was in
the B0"ery Amphtheatrs he iec-y attacked by TWO
named Thomas Brady and John Rdabout, who seized
him BY the throat and hfoltl-d him almost death He
conveyed the House sf Mr. Champion Roosevelt
street. where he still lies unable swallow Or To speak and
his death greatly be apprehend-d Brady and Rdabout
arrested aud committed but the former has since been
admitted ~ bail.