New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22
CITY INTELLIGE nee
FRIply, july u.
Case Of christina Cochran or Gilmour.

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.,x adverse 70 the prisoner aud IN favor oil her "
tba British authorities II Is as fellows
.I SYLVANUs RAPELJE, Commissioner OF ue
;t Conrt of the United States in the Second ec9i'
or b Southern, District of NewYo.k Do hereby Ief'h!'
thar uoou hearing the evidence OF crmnay, IN Tue H4''
| ,ar nc CHRISTINA COCHRAN, otherwise ""no"f'
charged with the crime OF murder IN Scotland an. i'e
carefully considering the same, Go decide tat acco'u
b f rho place were she found and arrested suit
evidence has been ,dduced Justify her apprehension
and commitment for trlai.
s. RAPELJE, U. S. Commissioner, Nc
The nrsoner who was in Court exhibited not The sghs-
es, emotion at the result Mr.. Marbury, behalf OF the
prosecutions Mr. Lord being absent, demanded her surrender
The Commissioner aid would be remanded 10 the Gus
todv of the L. S. Marshall Mr. Warner, counsel Tor prs
oner said he supposed she would be detained as she h
hitherto BEEN that further proceedings wond pfooa
be entered IN her behalf She heemanded TO Eldrdge
stree, prison.
u. S, CIRCUIT CoURr.-Beiore Judge KENT
Mrrsarst Svnear rs .4nom Lirns sstonAction OF Iro-
y.r o recover the value Of superior Piano Forte winch
cost in lS4l $780, aud sold by defendant under land
lords warrant against Mrs Augene Brown, 81 Broadway
Mrs Synear claims have owned IT. IL appeared from te
testimony of Mrs Brown that she paid Mr. Livingston $1,000
year rent but had unsuccessful the house the third
year. which caused her to borrow from Mis- s Zone OF her
bosrders 5000 and she sold her the piano forte IN payment
Verdict for plaintiff, 5000.
People of the State of Nec- York JOna Lorcjoy r.
Meacham and ". Rider.-Mr Meacham was principal to
bond in the Of Chancery received in the suit OF
Barrow vs. Cothea The other defendants sureties
aice sum collected, of which the Court of Chancery d
reced the pay Cothea but he neglect,
ed TO do so and action brought the bond The defence
is that the body Of the instrument altered by the erasle
of the name of Leonard Appeby and substitution of that of
h,dho hy Toy NJ H.
pleby had not signed the bond The Jury considered from
the evidence that Mr. Lovejoy consened:to the aeration
Verdict for plaintiff $4,000 debt and 81 $50 damages.
Daniel Esa,l rs. Darid j. Tyson This action
brought by the plaintiff ian Attorney TO recover about $3.50
for professional rendered for the defendant ths c
en) in three suits The plaintiff proved the amount Of
taxed bills costs general performance of the services there
in charge for and recognition Of himself By the defendant
as his Attorney.
The defence rested upon two grounds:
First-That Egan the Attorney for defendant in
The first instance bnt substituted and stood
for the up the time OF the substitution that
quenty he could only for services Since substitution
in suit in his
Secondy-The defendant produced agreement between
the parties dated Sept 49, 1872 by which the plaintiff
cepted Of the debt for $l00 90 days from date in
full Of his agans, him for all the of those SUITS
and full of all other charges against him up
thar date and that Tyson to be obliged
pay any costs except what should accrue by his di.
rection.'
The Court charged that the agreement vaueess the
having been paid that the of the debtor would
operate payment though given under express
agreement that it was to be received full satisfaction and
discharge. That it therefore nudum factun. The
Court agreed with the defence the first point and ruled
that Egn could only costs since the date Of his sub
sttuon aud then only those accrng before the date Of the
agreement.
Under the charge the Jury returned verdict ST slal 40
for plaintiff
4. c. Egan for Plaintiff.
Harvey A. Weed aud Giles NJ IIillycr, for Defendant.
POLICE OFFIcE.--WAGoNING HIS WAY TO-
PRIsoN.-At late hour last night man named William
Of the store Of Elijah Valentine 10 S before the dooI
while compacenty dragging it along Chathamstreet near
Orange he By achna Gee, and landed in the
watch-house n
ARREST or 4 POCKET TBooX-DRorPEn.-A man named
Andrew Rockwell arrested for having on the 18th INST
eloniousy obtained S9 from David Norris of 6 Delaney
street. by dropping pockebook filled with bills of broken
banks appearing be large of money aud picking
up, inducing Morris to advance the sl9, with view TO
advertise it and obtain large reward. Rockwell was COM
mitted to
PrcxpockErs ARREsrEp-Olicer scully arrested last
night William Green and James Dunn for having on the
night of last Tuesday stolen S93 from the pocket Of Peter
aloy of No. 2S Mulberry street, when near the corner OF
Mulberry aud Cross street
srEALlvG a Dnrsslsc CAsr.-John Conroy caught
committed for stealing dressing from john Harri-
son. No IL Frankfort street
snorLrrrlsc.--A fellow calling himself Bill Johnson
arrested and imprisoned for stealing piece Of ribbon
worth $3 from the of Lawrence NJ Stevens, No. 80
Beaver On his way the Office with the clerk who
had caught him. gave the latter terrible beating, for
which also he was complained CT ard commit ted
CHARGE OF FALSE PRETEScEs.-A man named Caico
Godfrey arrested by officer SoeIy charged with hav-
Ing about month since lot of imitation gold Peu.
eli cases from Mr. pheus Coleman, by false pretences aud
hay ing pledged them and applied the proceeds to his own
use. He was held TO bail TO answer
STEALING CLoTHiNG.--A man named Charles McDer.
committed for stealing clothing from Betsey Ha.
gerty No s77 Water Being destitute, his wife and
children to the Aims House to be taken care
Of.
STEALING DREssEs.-Catharne Ann Hamilton, cooted
woman arrested and committed for stealing dresses
worth SIS from Hamilton Hodges of IL Pitt street. also
coorcd.
THE FORGERY CAsE.-Uuder this heading the Plebvian
has article 5ubbng with the bitterness of the mortified
feelings OF teir Reporter charging the reporters of this and
neighboring journal with having obtained account Of an
important forgery which the reporter Of the Plebea
had neither the talent obtain He also charges
accomplished clerk Of the Court Of Sessions with being
the principal accessory and the Counsel Of the accused the
instrument in aiding in success, both Of which
charges generally And the reporter Of this paper
,ays ta, if the reporter cthe Peean will employ end pay
reporter who has tac talent and industry discharge his
duties his employers w, even toerabe degree of de-
cency and ability, there would be no Of complaint
agans, others for eyceil,ng him.
When undertakes business for which he totally
untitled by education and habit industry aud attention. he
must expect be much of auer business he
embark in lac represented be in the of tie
takes of the Sixth WMd of which he Collector Such
one would naturally go prison. 10 look after reports
knowing it 10 be his appropriate location.
REPORTER ron THE TRipusE.
LATER FROM YucArAN.-The schooner William
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