New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-15
SUPERIOR CouE7.-Before Chief Justi
COURT OF COMMON PLrAs.-Before Judge


cred forfeit for nonelivey. The viii BE- resumed
! ,!.s forenoon
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Before Judge
| ISGRAHAm.
Martin joyce rs. Fred S. SchlesinserThe defendant,
having unfortunate business preferred instead of &C.
ing INTO bankruptcy compound with his creditors and gave
up his property with view pay them % per Cent Oue
uote $1,000 still fell the hands OF young
nan named Saonstall who Connected with the brokers'
office OF Dyk-rs A,olyue. He sues under the reme Of
fictitious nominal plaintiff aud the declaration the
money counts, and copy Of The attached
This the counsel considered BE- fatal but the Court al
lowed it Tor The purposes OF this SUIT Verdict for plaintiff
sl957 81.
MARINE CouRr-Beforc Judge SHERMAN.
Cunning u.s. Btrdel!-This continued and two r.
males lone Of whom had lived In the family the
whole Of the that plaintiff resided there and the other
lived there last Year, gave testimony, also did gentle
man acquainted with ,he family The only points that
seemed continuation the suspicious Of improper
intimacy between plaintiff ad Mrs Buie each of the
gs returning home after visiting acquaintance In
the evening, seeing through the window the parties standing
near each other in the kitchen. The gentleman
testimony amounted little nothing beyond the idea that
Mrs. appeared be partial Nh G. than to her
husband The case, thus far favor Of plaintiff The
cause viii be resumed on Saturday afternoon
CoURT OF SEss1cNs.-Before the Recorder and
AID. Martin aud Duming.
James r. Whiting, Esp District Attorney
TRIAL OF JACoD SnPMAN REsUMED.-Ihe trial
# Jacob Shipman indicted for embetllirg the monies TO
the amount OF upwards of S5 900 OF the Union Bank OF
this city the ith Of April last, resumed when Mr.
Graham commenced summing up for defence AMI made
ao- ad arsumeutave speech IN beai oil The accused
| his client.
Mr.. GRAHAM after speaking upwards Of two hours con
GUIDED andh District Attorney then addressed the jury for
about hours very able .ad energetic MANNER and
concluded quarter before O'clock The Recorder then
charged jury briefly the aw and facts Of the cast
His honor charged that this transaction Shpman was IN
contemplation OF law clerk and Of the Union Bank
undertaking the that he did, that unless the jury be-
eved that the eraud embezsle Tie funds of
ie Bank conceived BY Shpman at the time of Eecelv
ing possession Of the money this State, or II II were
formed out of the STATE the jury could find him guilty
of embezzlemen "a the overt act was committed without
the jurisdiction of this Court aad only evidence
OF such intention being formed here, but was in
disproved by the fact Of Shpman having had much 9TH
money entrusted him by other persons deliver
Philadelphia which he had faithfully delivered directed
His honor commented fu the turptude of such
dis tending wrong individuals and destroy confidence
Sc aud left the Jury determine the legal guilt innocence
Of The accused. The jury retired about o'clock and after
an absence OF = hours the jury came into Court aud d.
claring their inability agree upon verdict through their
foreman Mr. Townsend, addressed inquiry the Court
whether if they received the confession Of prisoner
dence If they received part they must receive the whole
The Court answered in the affirmative Another juror in
qued of the Court whether the the sole Judges
whether the Court had oil tins
The Court replied that they WERE and that if the u
believed from the testimony that TIE intention 10 commit
the felony formed here this State the receipt Of the
money they bound convict but if other hand they
believed from the testimony that the intention delraud
formed in Penney vana, where the money was misapped
then they bound acquit the prisoner that he might
he tried for the offence in Pennsylvania The jury then
tired and about 10 minutes returned into Court with
diet that they believed the offence committed with
in the jurisdiction Of this State, and that he Not Guilty
| under the indictment.
TIL. ,ccpr.d ,,,s ttap dscba from cn,tn,Ir
The Court adourned TO IL on Friday morning.
fG In the Of Emma Richardson and John Wallace,
indicted for all assault with intent to kill D. w c. Baker
the discharged. appear this morning II
O'Clock when the will be tried being first the Cal
ender.
Police OFFcE.-A WATCH STOLEN BY PED
RAn tineratinc merchan, named James Dunn went TO.
day the house OF Augustus Kaneably No 396 Monroe
sell of his china aud glass ware and while
theI, toIe silver lever watch worth S35 with which he
away. Mrs Kanerably missing the watch, informed
young named Augustus Leach who after the ped
lar arrested and took him back TO the house where the watch
found upon his person and he conducted 10 the Po
lice and committed He said he could not tell how
that the watch got into his pocket.
BuRGLARiEs-The hat shop OF Theodore Jones 20th
street burgaouy entered last night and 100 black hats
stolen III rough state, and lnot colored.
The book-bndery of Edward F. Taylor the Sun Of.
hce corner Nassau and Fulton streets broken into last
night and about 80 finishing hand TOOLS large quarto
Oxford Bible, bound in Morocco and adys writing
away.
FRArp-A man named John Smith, cab driver, was to.
day arrested for deraun John Prince OF Nblos Saloon,
By passing $40 bill him Of the worthless Globe Bank Of
this payment fot fancy box which he sell
house in Reade Sc. Smith was committed TO answer
THEFT OF AMAZON BsAip.-David CrowIy now in pri.
convicted by confession of extensive forgery the
IN Ward Bank has confessed himself guilty OF having sol
en- upwards of 1000 yards Of Amazon braid from Mr.. D.
Valentine the of Hester and Elizabeth streets in
whose employ he foreman Much other braid also
| found IN his possession.
UPPER Police OFFIcE-HoRsE THIEF ARREST.
ED.-Oa Tuesday night a bay horse with $50, was stolen
rom III, stable Il the foot OF s6th street the property of
Messrs. Lewis Garter, stage propr.ors Between and
10 o'clock the ngh Alexander PaboI gardener
! passing down the Sd his wagon he overlook
named Edward O. Lunt leading the horse down the
35t street and asked him II the horse sale.
Luut said and he would take $40 for him. and finally
FELL 10 S3. They on far as 18th street. where Lunt
utued with the horse towards the horse market and Pabor
suspectng the horse be stolen arrested and took him 10
the store of A1r Rysf while he for Alderman Rawson
Yesterday he examined before Justice Taylor and COM
mit,ed prison
SusrIcIoS THETA named Thomas Gavin
arrested last night by waichman Hertz with some rag
carpet and pieces OF boiler his possession sup
pas-d 10 be stoeG An owner wanted for the property
| CeRoHER's OFFICE-SUIcIDE By ARSENIC
The Coroner held inquest Wednesday evening
OF I'D Stanton the body Of Francis Bokham na-
i've o: Germany aged between 40 and 80 years. bv trade
cabine,naker aud man of Incorporate habits The de-
ceased Monday evening purchased three worth of
the drug store, No. III Houston which he put
tea-cup with water and drank. Verdict Death
from taking quantity Of arsenic administered b. his oan
| hand
ACCIDENTAL DsowS1yG.-Thlee or four DAYS AGO
young aged about 20 years native Of Ireland lam-d
! Patnck Warner. whose mother resides Number $50
Water fell overheard from vessel the foot OF Full
street North River, and drowned. His body
| found Yesterday