New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-16

M lo9 53 s4 81 80, 81 SO, 46, lis lbs inclusive
u In the case of Captain Harry Parsons, Port
Warden Of this port aged - native OF Gloucester, Mass
who fell down Broadway Tuesday aud died, the CoFo
aer executed post mortsm examination, and discovered
that the heart ruptured Verdict death by rupture OF
the heart.
The Coroner held inquest to-day at 81 AnhonysTes
IN the rear On the body Of Jeremiah Marneau colored
aged lo who always drunk when he could get liquor
after being i'll for several days from hard drinking died
there this morning Verdict death from nemperancs and
exposure.
U. STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Beore Judge
BETrs... The United States vs. .7dGms 6 Co--Action
TO recover penalty for Infringement of the Post Office act Of
1925 which prohibits the carrying of Letters from place
TO another for pay 1t shown that person named
Stevens in The employ Of Nlessrs Adams Cs received >!
on one occasion carrying letters from Boston 10 Norwich
and also forwarded letters III packages left al their oee 1t
was shown that the expresses OF Adams Co and
others been established the Post Ocs receipts have
fallen of $1,000 per quarter The defendants deny coming
within the provisions Of the statute there being no law
against the carrying packages aud they not aware OF
any containing that Stevens in their employ
but one day and acted without their knowledge The trial
will be resumed on Thursday
y. S. COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE.........A black
man named Jones was examined before 8 Rapelje, Esq
charges of attempt mutny board the ship Cornea at
Liverpool May 1892 and couniug the captain An &C,
compce of Jones named West struck the captain rench
ar the same time with his handouts and injured him
erey that he ha, lost the Of his right West has run
off-Joues committed
Captain Deerng, the whale ship SIas Richards was ar
rested on charge Of a,saulting Albert Jupiter with ha
posn while at sea- and assauns William Williams with
Delaying pm
Board OF SUPERVISORS -. This Board met
His Honor the Mayor in the Chair,
The bill of the Coroner presented aud referred amount
inc, from July TO September 80, s4a, sl274
The Comptroller made communication stating that S3S
600 would be required for School Money the end OF the
wear in addition the $4,000 recently appropriated aud
asking thar the be raised anticipation of taxes LAID
on the table for the present
SIXTH WARD SSHooIs-A communication was received
stating three lots had been purchased the School o
GERS OF the Ward as site for school houses in Elm
street and wo in City Hall Place. expense OF $4,000
EACH aud asking appropriation OF s2 600 pay for such
report was we'd from special committee, ofwhich
Alderman Scoes Chairman stating that the only duty
assigned by the the Board Of Supervisors 10 desg
nate the amount money necessary for School purposes
reeaby to the statute and deposit such bank
the erder the Commissioners OF the various Wards ac
codng the apporonment for each and that the papers
Superv,or allowed little control over the money and
expresses thehope that the law w De aehaeo oy the LIE
gislature
The Mayorwas of opinion that the rule spoken of By the
report does refer the money required for the erection
of schoohouses.
Alderman Tlou offered resolutions requiring all pa
per of the kind be submitted the counsel Of the board
who shall file his opinion with the Comptroller, and also
that the comptroller report: Referred
Some bills presented and referred and one two
ordered to be paid.
The Board being desirous Of canvassng the Election
turns, the subject postponed to Thursday evening
COURT OF SEssIoNs.-Beiore the Recorder and
Alderman Emmons and Nash.
Jonas B. Phillips, Esq. District Attorney I'D interim
Trial 70 GRAND Observation-Disclosures Rawdon, alias
Nathaniel R. Saunders coored man, tried for grand
larceny stealing 500 bank bills from the Mansion House
80 Broadway kept by w H. Bunker, the night of 10th
of October last, the money belonging to William Baker,
boarder also and watch worth S4O from another
person named Charles Hoag The accused had been
want in the house and had left Most Of the property
recovered and also SO Of the money house part oc-
cuped by Julia Johnson Debrossessteet where was
found in prisoners trunk by officer Spencer The prisoner
was defended by Mr. Terhune but found gully by th4
iury Sentence postponed 10 Friday next.
PLEA OF GuLry.-William D. Benson pleaded guilty TO
an Indictment for assault and battery Mary Shpman
1871 Moreet the 3th of September last Plea recorded
and sentenced postponed TO Friday
Aso1uER-Isaac Isaacs indicted for burglary in the Sd
degree In breaking into the of William Cheuncey
Co Ill Waer-street the 18th September last and stealing
27O certificates Indiana State Stock of SIS eachamount-
ing to ST 350-worth 46 the dollar in this city al
so promssory note ,495 all Of which recovered
(e1cept one SIS scrip note either from the prisoner
where he had placed he also edged that he had
committed another his plea of not gull
ty and pleaded guilty the indictment Remanded for
tence.
ANorHER-John Giles indicted for ASSAULT aud bate
rv On William D. Lownes and also Lewis Peck both on
the 18th June last pleaded gully both Indictments with
permission TO put afidavts. Sentence postponed
Friday.
Cross TRIALS FOR ASSAULT AND BArTERY.-John B.
Matthswson and William Burns tried for an assault
and battery on Peter Hart and Patrick Agn, and Hart and
Agin also tried for assault and battery Mathewson and
Burns. eros. actions committed the oath December 1872
in front Of 81 Thrjavenue Hart and N1aheson were both
stabbed the head deposed by each other. Agn and
Burns were implicated essentially The jury found Hart
and Mathewson both gully, and fined each of them $40
Agiu and Burns not gully.
AvorHER.-Fex Cassidy was tried for an ASSAULT and
battery on Margaret McCadden As Elm street on the night
OF the Sd July last The jury found him gully;
court sentenced him TO pay fine of 81
TRIAL FOR REMBEzzLEMENT.-Charles Bauzhaff was tri-
ed for enbezzlemen charged with embezzng S669 worth
Of goods entrusted him in 1912 by his employer Henry
Bouegue sell for him and him the proceeds
which he sold Pittsburgh Pa and appropriated the money
TO his own Mr. Duryea for defence argued to the court
that the emhezzement and sale Of the goods had taken
place Pennsy ylvaua, the could be tIed in this
court which had Jurisdiction in the matsr-but must be
tried the State where the took place The con-
lie he