New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
MONDAY, November 6.


CorRr CALGNDAR-Wednesday. This day
fne,day( beng Election OF the County Courts will
~. The following is the Calendar for Wednesday
SUPERIOR CouRr.Nos. J! }, 3, 4, 5, g. l. So, TO- IL,
i,eMMon PlE,s-Nos - 49, 81. 10, 64 ST, 81, 81 IS,
81, 70 60, A. IL, Is, 20 Is, II, 4, 43, l.
CIRCUIT COURT case still on
VICE CnANCELLoRs CoURT.--Betore Vice
Chancellor M'CouN.
Decsions.--smith Long Island Railroad Co.The
award of S6per for land in Suffolk CO. for railroad
and $50 damages, confirmed.
Augustus +. Couman George Loyett and others--ln
iuuction dissolved with leave TO amend bills
SUPERIOR CoURT-Before full Bench.
John Raynor rs. n Y. Fire ms Co-Relatye groce
burnt a, Haren--The Court decided that the degree Of
risk intended grocery (wheher expected 10 keep prits
further TO keep SunpoSde would be shown by the rate
ofpremium equally if expressed III the policy New trlai
allowed.
Edward Kngsand IS. John 2. Wake, and others Where
an had been no6ed OF claim under the lien iaw on
the contractor The decieed that where
makes he is bound proceedings SUCH
Judgement FOX plaintiff.
Daniel NJ D. Cameron rs. John NIcDonald,-New trial
granted.
COURT OF SESSIONS Before the RECORDER,
Aldermen kmmons and Nash. Jonas B. Philips Esq.
Actiag District Attorney.
GRASD JURy.-The following persons were sworn and
emp.unelled as Grand Jurors VIZ: Peter Pncney Fore
maui Eli C. Blake Stephen c. Burdett James w Beebe,
Gaet y. Blocker Matthias Boodgood, John l. Brown,
Hugh Collins, Patrick Doheiy, Richard B Fosdlck, Abra
IT, Jr. Drake Mills, John Oahout, Thomas P Stanton,
William w. White, John Wadswortl, Thomas w. Gale
30.
After an appropriate charge of the Recorder relative
their legitimate duties the Grand Jury retired their cham
sr entered upon the business submitted them for de-
liberation and decision
Pr11r J,Ry--The names Of the petit jurors then
called over and of the 81 summoned only % appeared 10
serve. Fines Of So each imposed on Is Jurors Tor
default in attendance.
TRIAL FOR BuRCLARy.-James Moore tried for bur-
gary The first degree In breaking into the unfinished
house of George P Shpman Ninthstreet near the Sec
oud Avenue the morning of the Sth OF August with In
tent 10 steal Mr. Shpman had employed Nuerln sinons
10 sleep the house. who hearing the glass oil the front
window break down and found the prisoner the foot
Of the stairs when he out but was caugh; by smos-
Verdict, guilty Of burglary in the third degree Sentence
State Prison years and IL months
Assault AND BArrERy.-John McGrath was tried io5
an assault and battery his wife. guilty penentiaFy
Trial FOR GRAND LARcrsY-James Keenan, was tried
.or grand larceny stealing trunk and chest containing
wearing apparel from the steamboat office foot OF Barclay
street the property Of Thomas J. Hill
TRIAL FOR FoRGERY.-Ann Nugent was tried for forge
W ID degree passing So counterfeit bill OF the Ear
,ners Bank of Geneva Samuel Calrtrel not guilty
ANOTHER TRIAL. BURcLARy.--Thonas MoCarty
was tried FOR burglary breaking into the of Henry
HalIock of 455 Cherry street; not guilty
Adjourned TO ii O'Clock on Wednesday morning
POLICE OFrIcE-STEALNc SovEREIGNs.-Last
night early this morning Thomas Doan OF 80 Null
berry street bed 30 Orange street with his pana-
looms containing 81 soveregns worth $3.50 6S under
his head old coored woman named Aexandrana Peters
and an elderly white named Eliza Stewart, entered
his ROOM seized his pantaoons and while held him the
other stole all his soveregns and fastening him in the
fed Officer Neais being applied to soon after arrested the
TWO females, aud they were committed 10 answer
STEALING A WATcH IN THE STREET.-Last evening, as
Robert Hopkins of go Anthony street in the street
man named Francis Sheridan snatched his watch worth
So from his pocket ana lied lie was pursued caught ana
committed
RonprSc \ MoYEY DRAwER.--Iohn Langen was arrest
ed committed for stealing S22 in silver from the money
drawer Of John Reynolds, No. 2l Anthony street