New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-08
CITY INTELLIGEN nee.
corRr CA1ENDAR-This day-Common Pleas
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THURSDAY, September I.

THURSDAY, September.
rorpr OF CoMMoM PLEAs-Before Judge In
GRAHAM
=, ,nd battery damages laid at s. 600. Last fall til,
.,;csn Institute offered it, gold medal the winner OF
,,ce which accordingly off Castle Garden OF
18th October last. The parties famous oagsnen ,h
one of the celebrated Roberts brothers The boa
r,,,re w Chapman, in which plaintiff took The lead
liam il coming in ahead of the George Washington the
,d boat and winning the medal The beat Of defendant
close 10 her, and followed her afte the race appa
lily wh;a hostile intention the stairs Castle Garden
pr, Jumped from his boat and followed by defend
from his when grappe ensued and The parties fell into
~ water After they got up and repaired TO the small house
which they usually change their dress, Mr. Bevns re-
,ved the assault and bached both Of plaintiff eyes Hs
p!ainsd that the boat Of plaintiff had ouled them which
e,used them lose the The ably managed
By Nh Allen Tor plaintiff, and Asst AID Wm Dodge oi
andant The Jury will return sealed verdict this after
nooa.
Benz. F. Bunker u.s. Hilltcm To1rest.-ME. s!etson Of
the As,or House. agreed with plaintiff paint the interior
ola house Dey street. belonging defendant on rs being
based to LADY named Parker. The defendant refuses 10
v the BILL alleging that Mr.. S deduct s5 per quar-
m for the reat as it became due. Mrs. p abandoned the
house aud very .e collected Mr.. se;son testi-
I'D that he acted as the agent defendant which the court
hid to be sufficient TO support plaintiff claims, whatever
might be the understanding between the iandofd and Nh
setson. Verdict for plaintiff, Sis
United STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-A large
uber of petitions in Bankruptcy passed decree and
m were opposed after which the Court heard arguments in
Bankruptcy
CounT OF SEssloys.-Before the Recorder and
ala.rmen Woodruff ard Duanng.
lame, R. Whiting, Esq, District Attorney.
Plea OF GUILTY.-Timothy Doran and Ellen his wife
ad guilty 70 indictment for assault and battery
Edward Blair with the privilege Of putting in sfidavs-
Plea recorded
GRAvp JvRy.-The Grand Jury into Court with
ube, of bills Of Indictment and retired TO resume their
duties.
Mo7loy DES1ED.-In the Of Sylvester Spencer,
cted for Obtaining money under false petences from the
Mechanics Bank s42 Mr.. Barker, counsel for the
cud moved for nOile proscqui, on the ground. as he
stated that the compliments satisfied tia. no fraud was
Intended and also that the indictment had been found ID
monhs ago The District Attorney opposed the motion,
saving he ready try tn AID if The testimony
o,afceu, the accused would be gedno,on denied
sad case continued
TRIAL FOR LrnEL.-Michael Walsh pu, upon his
m on an Indictment charging him with libel John T.
asub;erraaean on the 29,h July last follows: JonS
MACNUs-can uform how this scapC .-ailows
puo Keeps Of the State Poison? Who give lis,
Of sumo Of hi, fellows many depredatIonst would he
p,sibe 70 give the whole Success has rendered crawl
ng reptile impercnt that he forces himself into the
society Of several decent Who not acquainted with
HI, character. We saw him sitting with much conpO-
if he honest the other afternoon,
front respectable tavern, company with Two magistrates
nd al Alderman on which account deferred,
the other gentlemen IN ouf company ircm tor
in. the house, lest should lose something THIS hut
c Of the mary instances in which HotaceS business
red BY his good nature suffering his fellow whom he
1spises, to insult and mortify customers presence"
Mr.. Walsh summed up his defence witt; much abuse
aling articles from his paper in relation TO the Dis
uc ATTORNEY to account for what be called the vrueuce
Of the latter He INDUCED in many very remarks
what he considered the vile and infamous conduct Of Mag
NUS and also reflected severely the reporters of the press
p,,ogcag LAWYERS hearess editors decetfu Police JUS
tees the District Attorney and justified his publications
lie was followed by the District Attorney in calm dis
passionate and ably argumentave speech. The Recorder
charged the jury who found the accused guilty. Another
libel will be tried "Wednesday against MIR Walsh
for libel on John McMahon. The Court then adjourned.
POLICE OFFICE.-John Williams committed
for stealing par of panaloons from os Chatham
John Sherwood committed for stealing shirts from Dugan,
Batavia
colored man named Leonard Riley was committed for
stealing, the 9th inst atrunk with clothing from Charles
Tlesdweil.
A man named John Woods committed for stealing
two pairs Of boots from Barnard McFeay.
UPPER Police OFFCE.-FEMALE PuRLoINER.-
Deborah Ann Barello committed for stealing clothing
from John Moss, % Goerck street.