New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

The Court excluded all The papers received and would no
allow any one OF The letters or affidavit TO be read
Mr.. Graham then called Alderman Tilou, to prove iha
attempts had been made by letters &c 10 influence thi
Court Objected by the District Attorney and ruled ou
by the Court no! applying to the case OF the present com
plainaut
Alderman Martin wa, called in the way and al
lowed 10 testify
Joseph Hopkins w.s then called on 70 prove political
conspiracy to prosecute and bsa down the defendant b!
means Of succession Of indictments The Court ruled n'
the testimony inadmissibis. Mr.. Graham excepted
The testimony then closed both sides-and j. " Rey
nolds Esq commenced and concluded and vigorous sum
ming up speech for the defence. He followed by Nh
Graham in speech of great power and sloquelee IN behalf
of the deendant-speskiug rather more than al hour
The District Attorney then summed up IN his usual abe
and agulnen,ave behalf Of the prosecution Sc
verey rebuug in his speech the course OF Conduct
by the opposite counsel
The Recorder then at late hour charged the jay on
the facts and aw OF the case and the jury retired 10 'ne'
chamber.
After an absence of half an hour the jury into
Court with verdict Of guilty Sentence on Saturday s'
near 10 O'Clock.
The Coul, adjourned to Faiday II o'clock.
POLICE Observation-Disclosures MagwFe
was arrested for stealing shawl and handkerchief:
Samuel Stevens, colored, arrested iot s'eaiis ~
from George Studwcll -,
PrRLcrs1yc WoRk.Box.-Edwald Tucker, colorsd'
vas imprisoned for stealing workbol ot the 'aue Oh ''
and other articles from Michael CTo"ie!, %
T.srr OF Mo,Ey.-Patrick Nulty WAS also committed
for stealing So note stock breastpn guaFdchaln Sc ei
tho tot, value Of 81 So James Nuty II L,uIeus ST.
which were recovered by officer Barber
IrprrR PoLIcE-A CRUEL NURSE.-A woman
named alarv Ann Woolly of ls5 Laurens.street
s,ed a committed for severely i'll treating little child
named Mary Ann about years DID, which had been placed
under her by the Commissioners of tho Aims House al
Albany The accused beat the child cruelty with
broonsck and the complaint preferred By person
cupyng adjoining room who wa an observer OF the IN
human assault.
AnREsr FOR CosrEMrr.-A man named Jacob Esley,
appehended and fined SIS and for refusing obey
the process Of subpsna attend witness OF an
assault and battery which named Duyea charged
with.
THEFT OF WATCHES, CLOTHING, JEwELRY &c.-A
female named Ellen Boyd arrested by officer +. +.
Smith, for stealing gold watch, II sheets Jewelry &c
worth $780, from the house OF Mr. Henry at West Farms
The watch, Sheets some rings, SC. found IN her pos
session, and she committed
REs1puE OF THE DAac RoBBEHY.-As the readers fthe
daily papers will remember John P Darg, of Arkansas
when in this city some four years ago. robbed of
between 600 and 900 BY his for life coored
man named Tom Hughes who fled secreted for some
and finally arrested convicted and sent TO the State
Prison for years for the theft AS several large Of
money were obtanedom and found other persons which
they finally surrendered over they arrested and u
dcted after the fact but Of them
conviceda OF them four IN number asserting that they
recovered the money only restore to i,s owner for the
purpose Of procuring the Liberation from Harvey OF ON
Hughes, the person who stole IT,
A colored man. named William Henry Clark, who also
indicted with the other four fed and not assted
this Clark, while practicng parng at match in Chapel
street had his solen BY colored named Isaac
acklyn, and, going the Police, told Officers ssokey
Cockefae and Freame Of his loss; stating them that
there were 81 500 in bills sewed up the collar of hi. coat,
to them it. They arrested Jackyn and
recovered the coat-but found money in the collar
did appear that had been there The result
that Jakyn committed for stealing the and Clark
held 10 bail in $1,000 accessory after the
fact for the larceny Of Dargs money,Mr. D. c. Pail be-
coming his bail.
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The Coroner held inquest to-day No. 46 Elzabehst
the body Of john Quinn, tailor, who Wednesday
night while in state of intoxcaon fell down stairs,
carried to his lodgngroom and laid the ooret his po
ths morning. Verdict "Death by congestion of the bran
produced BY fall down stairs while in OF ntozi-
cation"
~ The Old School Synod, holding its session
in Canal street Church, had long and somewhat
animated discussion on a petition from the Sc
cessionsts of Scotland. 1t seems they want
funds build churches, SC. The Synod wished
nance the voluntary system but had scruples about
aiding those who favor of church establishment,
From the weak resolutions passed, fear the guide
Scotchmen will receive but little aid In Aberdeen there
VI lately raised for them E605 los. Cd.
u Mr.. DoDGE's superb miniature Portrait of
the great room of the Merchants Exchange. There has
been no finer likeness of the Great Statesman. 1t is in
charge of Mr. VIM Edmonds who agent for the steel Por
trait which is soon to be issued to subscribers.
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~ The Louisville Advertiser says, that
hunter passing through the tract called Poplar Level few
days SINCE discovered old beach the half covered
Daniel Boone carved in rude characters bearing
date liza. The old hunter, it seems, without his
hv, n, h,bJ
in lazy mood where he probably dreamed
it would be seen by white
O." The Charity Hospital report at New Or
leans Oct TO- that there d of the yellow
fever the last "a hours aud nine deaths.
DEATH oP A MAYoR.-Thc Delaware State
Journal the DEATH the morning Of the 10TH of
N G. WILLIAMSON, Mayor and Postmaster of Wilmington
1F The Utica Gazette Of the 18th says, 'We
visited about O'Clock yesterday afternoon with
smart storm which lasted fifteen or twenty minutes
P. s. Another about sunset"
O Snow fell in Buffalo on Tuesday to the
depth Of or II inches.
o. A heavy white frost was experienced on
Saturday night last Ice formed exposed situations
The Tobacco remaining outstanding will of course
stoyed believed that the Corn far advanced
be out Of danger. st. LOUIS New Era 9th
SEDUCTION AND MuRDER-The Rockville, Md,
Journal says tial man nantu TatrCk " CaFaEaugh Sc
duceda widow lady named Scott whom he afterward mar
ried He then educed his step daughter girl about fifteen
Of who lived in the family She attended school
kept by her ather.n-law pupil until she became
tner the Sd Of October As the child
sing, search made for aud Cavanaugh
He stated that the child had died. and buried in the gar
den near the house They then proceeded dsn,er the
body Of the child when the prisoner in,erfened saying
that the body mangled that could not be recoe
nzed human being" The skull and lower jaw of the
infant upon being examined by Dr.. Beal and Others was
found broken, and the body otherwise muaed The Jury
upon the case verdict according the evidence that
the child it, death by violence inflicted by Cava.
usugh who was fully committed to Montgomery County
Jail, await his trial"
D Mr. COVERT will give Temperance and
Miscellaneous Concert this evening AZ HalEs Ru;la;