New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-15
CITY INTELLIGENCE
COURT CALENDAR.-Wednesday 49,. CIRCUIT
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TUESDAY, November IA.

TUESDAY, November H.
DEATH BY TIE FALLING OF A WALL.-About
o'clock on Monday afternoon, as Mr.. William Foster
dock builder aged A. Of this city, residing No
81 Bankstree engaged with others tearing down
old brick building Fac,ory-seet while on tier
the undermining the partition wall by the
sudden falling square feet of brick work upon him
he crushed down. with one leg broken and fatally nju
red the head and face He taken speechess and
conveyed his home where he died half hour after
wards The Coroner held inquest to-day and the verdict
was Death by the accidental falling Of wall upon him
the 18th inst
SUDDEN DEArH.--To-day about noon Captain
Harry Parsons of the Port Wadens of this port while
walking along Broadway when opposite Trinity Church,
suddenly fell down on the side walk and almost instantly
expired His body recognized soon after and conveyed
hi, late residence, 2lo Henry where the Coroner
proceeded this evening hold but the atenes
the hour prevents our obtaining the verdict.
ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-Theodore Ferdan, who
was in prison for beating his wife, his throat Yesterday
partially and also made ncson in hi. arm when bs pro-
gres arrested He able walk and was to-day
charged at his wfe's request
CIRCUIT CouRT-Before Judge KENT -. Van
Colt ShorP-The jury in this case retired TO their room
about o'clock Monday e.-nug aad kept all night
and ill half pa,t o'clock yesterday afternoon without being
able agree upoa verdict, They then directed to
come into court, and were discharged
U. STATES DISTRICT CouRT.-Before Judge
BArs,. United States Gaze containing % pieces
sattns, Wolff f. Heinrich, agents for claimants.These
goods manufactured and imported in the ship
Argo from Havre They seized on the ground false
invoice it being contended by the the charge
37s per too low. The ur~found for claimants,
ii n ] !
Alderman Emmon. and Nash.
Jonas 3. Phillips. Esq. District Attorney ad interim
TRIAL FOR GRAND LARcESy.-Henry Guse, coIored boy,
was tried for grand larceny stealing gold watch with seal
and chain worth $780, from the house of Dr. Horace Green
No II Cntonplace, the 10Th septemb. last the prop.
ery Of Mrs Harriet Douglass He had been servant in the
family and been discharged The watch found on the
floor, where he dropped hen detected verdct Guilty.
and being under B years of b. sent 10 the House
Refuge.
ANOTHER GRAND LARCEaY.-William Martin colored
man. and waiter board the steamer Massachusetts, was
tried for grand larceny stealing $50 so in money Thorn
Allen eoorsd porter board Of said boa the 4th
September last, He purchased watch for s26 of Mr. Fish.
IN Broadway with part of the money and confessed
stole the money that he purchased the watch with The jury
found the prisone. Guilty, and the sentenced him TO
rhe State Prison for q years
The Grand Jury into court with number of biRs
| and retiredto their duties.
The Aldermen being compelled attend the meeting Of
the Board of County Canvasser, and then attend the board
Of Supervisors,
The court then adjourned TO II O'Clock Tuesday
Police OFFICE BURGLAR ARREsTED-A
named William Johnson arrested by watchman Ho
vey last for breaking into the butchers shop of Will
liam f Blair No 81 Mosree and stealing % pounds Of
beef worth ST. which found his possession He was
committed TO answer.
STEALISG.-A man named John Henderson arrested.
and committed for stealing S24 worth Of worsed plush from
the store Of Asahel Raymond, 50 Cha,ham-st.