New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24
Cor77 OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge

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cora7 OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge
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Berlo,c vs. Storms-Action TO recover slVo '0' sex "
,.e,h The defence that the agreement was 'a' w ss'
should be sufficiently strong 10 crack hcko'! NUS
he defendant had scarcely been able to n'ascae pV''oD
cracker with them. subsequent promise 10 peS NA'
shown Ve.dic, for plaintiff $50
MARINE CouRT.-Before Judge Sherman.
Herilana vs. OBrien-The defendant refuses TO pay ''
bill ocrocksry on the ground thatit had been
mis- wife instead of himself II was shown that she mao oee
The habit Of acting his agent Verdict ior p'a'n'
ET;lfcm Cooper VS.. William Story-Ths fiainrh was
knocked down in South srrse, by cart belonging 10 de-
tndan, aud driven by one defendant, He was SICK
for fve days Action is brought for damages Verdict Tor
plaintiff, s25.
POLICE OFFIcE-STEALlNG MoNEY.-William
Muzzy arrested and committed for steanga So bl'
from Daniel Ryan, OF 81 Washington street, Sunday
which he nached of hi, hand and gave it another
man, who off with it.
DISCHARGED on WORTHLESS BAIL-We mentioned IN
our last the Of weldressed villains named Geo
Fisher and Richard Martin who arrested BY officer by
j. L. Smith, for having stolen s25 worth Of clothing from
the Exchange Hotel Couaudt street, where they had
lodged and VINO had also pursued the course ct other
hotels This morning, while officers j. L. and \. NJ C.
Smith and Welch ndustsously employed in collect
inc together the testimony connect them with robberles
Of money and clothes from the Clinton, Franklin, Western
Pasac North river and Pearl street Hotels and had sue
od in f,,epne upon them several lhefs, and had found
pledged BY them gold watch and some apparel they haa
,olsn.-a LAWYER of the Tombs, named Peck having
b.n the prison, procured copy of the commitment with
ou the consent or knowledge of the police magistrates pro
csdsa 10 the Recorders office, and taking with nm d
,o,sd barber named Henry w. Tucker who keeps his shop
on,ose the Tombs procured the discharge OF Fisher ana
Martin from prison on ba-he colored barber IucRtt,
becoming their bail in 5000 Thus notorious thieves
are turned oose again to depedae the community alter
the proofs OF their guilt found and after man who MADE
the steel pyer with which they opened locked doors haa
Identified them i, is really bad that justice should
thus be cheated of her victims.
Since writing the above Henry H. Tucker the coleTed
barber who went bail for Martin and Fisher was brought
into the Police Office where he made afhdat that he WAS
called upon this morning by Ebenezer Peck, lawyer VINO
wished him TO go bail for $500 for the above men ana 20
swear he worth tina, sum- That ne tod fecR ne "aS
NOT worth 5000 Peck asked him if he would take
5000 hi, furniture gun cloths &c. and on his saying ne
would not Peck induced him 60 with him, and by swear
nr he was worth $500 become bail for Martin and she
which he did, Peck promised 10 make up to him any
losses he should sustain By their Absence and that he would
also send him custom. This appears to be tempting en-
ignorant colored man to by who member OF
the bar of the Sessions who should be compelled TO correct
his practice or be disbarred
MICHAEL WALSH BA1LEp.-Michael Walsh, convicted
of several lbes Sc who did appear on Saturday for
sentence and against whom bench warrant issued this
morning. surrendered himself officer Bowyer and being
taken before the Recorder admitted to bail in $1,000 IN
addition to his former bail, to appear.
STEnlsGA Coar.-Petrr Hawkins, colored man, was
arrested and committed for stealing dress coat worth S2O
from the Of Daniel Ovens No 332 Grand street
Another who was with him escaped
ARREST YoR BuRaLARy.Some time since the store Of
Messrs A. n. Oakley Carmine street. broken into
and robbed Of a considerable of dry goods
Robert Sutton and James Crump the last named Of whom
only arrested in his house in Wooster street. the others
escaping heeirom. Crump tried and acquitted and
Jones has since been arrested Schenectady for another
burglary and there prison. This morning officer Den
nson seeing Mulgan passing down Allen seized him.
after hard fight the officer being assisted by Assistant
Alderman Ward succeeded in arresng Nlulliga who
had been the State Prison for years before for
felony.
BuRGLARY.-The dwelling Of Simeon Dreyfous, No. 496
Houston street. bugaously entered last night aud an
English time piece coats pairs boots, and umbrellas
stolen with which the burglers escaped.
STEALING A CoAr.-Charles Smith arrested and com.
mted for stealing an overcoat from Thomas Herman No
32s Stanton
STEALING FROM THE RACE CorRsE.-A co!ored
named Charles Hanson arrested by officer Bowyer aud
committed for having last week stolen about $50 worth
clothing from stable boy and quantity of harness from
Hiram Woodruff, at the Bacon course.