New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16


many o! them ladies' ard several OF them having resided
with Alice whsn her fathers and her brothers houses
when boarding with Strangers and when in the family of
Mr. Alexander Stewart AID all agree that she abe.
Gle from her birth, unable, from OF capacity read,
write, sew count, and totally without qualification for
business capable of understanding the nature of WILL
preerrng, al The age OF "a or Is years.
quarter OF dollar, &c. The inquiry will be continued To-
morrow tThursday) forenoon
MARINE CoURT.-Before Judge HAMMosp.-
William T. Disbro.v Charles a. .Jack.on-In Octo-
Der, ia4I, named Moore left sey mares at the
plaintiff ss,able livery where they continued about
months, when he took them off and sold hem OF them
Philadelphia and the other Tatiersals, leaving bill
OF s5S for their keep unpaid The law gives
hotel keepers lien horses left in this but il does
extend 10 the keepers Of livery stables The defend
merchant in Frcntsree and, being sick, gave the
horses Moore to sell for him who kept the money but
Mr. Jackson replevined and got The animals back Action
brought against the owner for the S6 which had been
charged Moore He denies being liable for them Yer
dict to-morrow Thursday forenoon.
| GENERAL SEssIoSs-Before the RECORDER,
Judge LYNCH. and Aldermen CRoLrus and JONES.
CASE OF CH.uscEY LARkN notorious individual,
who has swnded large number of citizens by false pre-
ences forgeries DC divers kinds property, mon
ey &C. ami who bal led straw, last night re-
captured and his trial will take place Friday next
When arrested, he disguised in full suit OF naval uni
the tul reward due his inamy He has assumed the
Of Lieut.. Wilkes Gabriel Ravel and others 10 hS
| fraudulent transactions
| BuRcLAkY-Jacob Smith, impleaded with William
Adams, tried for burglary in the third degree, IN
breaking into the cellar of P Baon Co.. 1o6 Fro1sree
the night Of the Sd Of January last The Jury found
him guilty. He then sentenced to the State Prison for
years.
DIsoRpERLr HoUsE.-Janes J. Turner and Robert Iur'
tried for keeping ro.oui and disordery hanse
and for prostitution, at the corner OF Cene anu
Pearlstreets, under Monroe Hail. Guilty, and Judgement
suspended.
| GRAND LARCENY A youth named Franklin Thompson
wns tried for puroinng, in January last, from No. u
Courtandrcet ovecoat worth $40. belonging to Da
vid Gouls and cloak worth $40 ffom Horace r. Hudson
The boy arrested in the with the articles in his
possession Found lily and sentenced 10 the State Pr
| on for years and months
PAssIsG COUNTERFEIT Observation-Disclosures Beamer alias
Moore wEo yesterday tried. and the jury disagree
ng was again tried for forgery in the second degree in
passing s. spurious bill OF the Tolland Ccunty Bank In
July last the dry goods store OF Messrs Lee Price, IN
Greenwch.stree The Jury, after absence of nearly
four hours urned iao Court and being unable to agree
upon verdict discharged They stood four tor con-
vction and eight for acqual Having been twice tried
| and no conviction ,on motion, she was discharged
Police OrrIcE-SrRALING MoSEY.-Caroline
Merrson coored girl, arrested and conmed for steal
ing So in from the pocket OF George Brown, No. II
Duane street.
THEFT OF A WATCH &c.-Jercmiah Mcdonald, who had
been caught Saturday night by officer Stephens, and
committed for passing S. counterfeit bill OF the Toland
Connecticut Bank, complained OF today for having
stolen gold watch, worth $780, from the store Of Henry
NJ R,crban No. 679. Broadway the 2o!h January last
He snached the watch and attempted TO run off, out being
hended of, sprung through large window and escaped.
He committed TO answer this charge Also
A SIMULATED NAVAL OFFrcER.-Aman named Chauncey
c. Larkn who however had assumed the name OF James
Wilkes the U. Navy and who was clad in naval uni
form the 10Th January, purchased gold watch gold
chains and other eery amounting to $l2 fer which he
gave check to that Michael Reese, of whom he
bought tie goods purporns be drawn by James Wilkes
American Bank, saying he was Naval Othcer ana
to have the of the SomerS, and that he had - fo
in the Bank OF America. He took off with him 500 worth
of the goods and TO call next day Tor the residue out
nounced worthless He had also committed other similar
frauds passing as Gabriel Nave &c ana was cohn'l'ea
to answer.
ARREST OF A CURL MERcHANT.-A man named Eugene
Barron Tuesday evening Tor having on the
night Of the lth inst stolen cap and hat worth s4 from
the hall of the house of John s. Weeks No. Carroll place.
and on the night of the 18Th inst stealing two overcoas
worth sS5 from The hall the house Of William Walker
Ne 1877 Chambers-srees this wise. He went 10 each oil
those houses with small box of curs and ringing the BELLS
handed the box 10 the indng TWO shings ior III
and while the servant called the master or mistress, be
would silly fix the night latch that would not fasten
and on being told did belong there would
and after re-enter and rob The halls Inns lIc
having been told children Of Mr. Walker 10 those o!
Mr. Augustine Aver No II Amityreet, at school, the
story related to Mr. Averll and soo AFTER Tue curl e
chant rupg the bell there, mtted offered hs curs
demanded Two shillngs and was instantly seized oy M.
Averl and the watch house To-day ne was COM
med on both the above charges
SrABsINc A MIsTREss.-A named John Chapman,
was arrested late Tuesday night for having stabbed
mistress female named Sarah Gansiord three times Sc
verey the left breast the same night about ten O'CLOCK
and lodged by officer rd in The 5ih District watch house
II appeared that female had lived with Chapman as his
wife for about three months his residence corner oil The
Bowery and 7th street and Tuesday night having had
quarrel LETT and returned 10 HIM about TO- wheh Inc
quarrel was renewed and he stabbed and turned her out
Of doors The Waterman found her the steps bleeding
a, one O'clock and She was taken 10 Bellevue hospital
Chapman committed
Montreal Canada By trade tailor arrested to-day
by officer McGrath charged with the crime OF blgamy. IL
appeared that on 10Th of January 1887 be was married
in Philadelphia by Rev. 7. s. Aler 10 RoSanna Kinney,
Rev Felix ynrela 10 Ann McGorner. Both wives were
in the office The accused confessed his offence ana was
committed 10 answer.
CoRoNER's OfF1cE.-DEATH rRoM SMALL FOX.
The Coroner to-day viewed at the residence OF her pa
rents No. Sc Sheri,reet the body OF Elizabeth Gfido,
AGED wears who attacked Saturday with The sLnali
n6Y nd having no hysician died on Tuesday Ihe oo
oner deemng unsafe call Jury the disease was OF
very malignant type, gave CO. uheae Oh oea'n " e'
fluent small po1.
ANOTHER CAsE-The Coroner also, at No. Us ChaH-
berss,reet viewed the body OF Mary Jane Husn aged
abou, one year. who resided above and being
with small pox died on Tuesday without having PHSS
clan. Certificate given as before.
NJ The Democratic Whig Electors Of the
I'd District 10Th Ward requested TO mee az le nh
inst AT X O'Clock P M elect otcsrs and organic LOT Ihe
business OF the ensuing year L. NlhS, ehdi ~. .,
G. WHITFIELD, Sec'fy
NJ Mechanics and Working Men 1,, to me me
are in favor OF The ascendapcy OF Democratic Whg pne
pies are requested attend meeting 10 be n PC az 'n