New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-11

| FRIDAY, February 10.
The ABDUCTION OF Mas. MILLER.-CAsE OF
WiLLiAE: p BEoEN,-Tudge Gent Yesterday read opin
ion this case in whicn efuse- the application fer Mr.
| Browns discharge on bail. lie dwes with nuca eo-
quence the change effected in the position of woman and
her right TO protection from husband Mlers
duct in compelling his wife 10 ride 90 miles, cold day.
only in the dress which she had ia her bedroom alu
de to il seSee terms and if Mler's conduct wrong,
Brown fully connected with j. Ed7.4g been party 10
the abduction. Tire Judge could Sc wiling admit
the prisoner bail il not for the uncertainty which
hangs Mrs. hitler, whether she has gone South
abroad with her husband, or violence has been committed
upon her, murder If she safe, asserted by
MIes connections evidence n be adduced to that effect
and much of the difficulty at rest Application denied
CIRCUIT CosRr.--Beforc Judge Kent.
Joseph B. smih, Adfiirsfrator PC. rs. Jsna. Mason
Action relative bond gYer FOR others ii he stock Of
the City Of Jackson, auded TO yeStcrdayl The Court
charged that if the original notes valid and The bonds
given settlement them usueus the latter become void
and the parties fall back upon their original agreement
Fraud consisted in presentations locality also G
asserting what Known by the party 10 be Incorrect
with view sale &c. If the jury and the csree Of uspry
have been established the bonds they consider
that relating fraud and fad accordingly. Verdict for
| defendant
| SUPERIOR CouRT-Before Judge Jones'
Eliza +, Bushnell u.s. The Mutual Safety Fire Insurance
Company-Th;s occupied the whole OF yesterday and
| is not yet completed.
COMMON PLEAs.-Before Judge Ings.
Whtely ps. Dugliss.-The plaintiff who is tailor,
pied in Anz.,treet belonging defendant, who
Gently kept lookngglas store in Park Row. Whitley
quit the premises in May without paying his rent and pas
met by Mr.. Dusliss IN the look gglass time
subsequently. High words end threatening attitude took
place. but appears 70 BLOWS were strnct The present
action for assault and battery Verdict or defendant
| MARINE CoURT.-Before Judge Sherman
Adeline Miller u.s. Amanda ProSeer TIKI, was an ac,os
/ ~ tbe Of hons of fam
the miserable inmates Of her establishment $40
for board s5 week. II commended that the law
will not permit actors Of the kind 10 be brought. On the
side OF the plaintiff a7erred that the pr6csed.ns
illegal, having bren for board while he girl was SICK
| attended by physician Spd nurse. The Court charged
could not brig action hns TO recover money
from The wages OF crime. 1t appeared that the girl had
paid than the ordinary price for board and the jury
| found in her favor, giving S7s 10 defendant.
GENERAL SEssIoNs-Before the Recorder
Judge Lynch and Aldermen Croius and Jones.
PLEA GuILTY.-John Mckay, Indicted for a robbery
Ia the first degree in orcibly rohbng William r. Satterh
waite the 18th December, aud taking from him
Silver coin, pleaded guilty 10 an assault and battery and
sentenced to the City Prison for 10 days-the District
Attorney having examined The indictment and found Il i'm.
| possible to sustain the charge
THE TRIAL OF JOHN AHERN (for embezzement and
grams larceny postponed until the third Monday in the
! tern.
| TRIAL FOR A5sAt,f Ast B4r+Eag-tohn tfaey John
Buckley and Thomas Dooey ,..cc ssan,
Lyman f. Hnchlev, an officer attending the Police at lie
Second p.,,,r, in the Twelfth Ward, las, Spring T!
person assaulted by the parties rot being mentioned in tie
iudiclruer and II appearing that Mr. Hinekey although
present The tine; wac MT assaulted. verdict OF Not
Guilty renIs!et.
THE TRIAL JAMES s ScitERMERHoRs Tor eidbeztins
the funds of The ocean Insurance Company postponed
until the third week of the
| trial BuRcLAEY.-John Reed was placed upon
trial charged With burglary in The FIRST degree on the night
of the 18Th OF December last ferdict-Not Guilty.
PLEA OF GuILTY.-Francis Spaight, indicted for an as
sault upon BENJAMIN BoEk appeared and pleaded Guilty
| NoLLE PRosEaUIs In the case of James Philips in.
dc,ed for an assault and battery upon Dennis Brink
NoIe Prosequi entered by the District Attorney.
Noe Proseoui also entered in tn OF Henry
Banker charged with false pTeences IN obtaining money
from Jane Williams.
FoRrgIruRE-Abraham Scofeld failing to appear on an
indictment ass1u! and battery his recognznce was
forfeited.
CHARGE DIsMlssED.-Davd Noes, charged With passing
s. counterfeit bill The Broome County Bana uFcn e.
H. Roe IS Pittslree the OH JAM, Distinguishing
! complaint being Inefficient Tor conviction TO ensue
/ Adjourned until Monday next
SPECIAL SEssloNs-Becore the Recorder and
| Judge Lynch, and Aldermen Jones and CroIss.
| BENJAMIN Bundy tcoored) tried for assault and
battery upon James Leonard ian intelligent csored boy
threatening his life Ii appeared that the youih was
witness against BuRdy, some nie since, for committing
petit larceny and after the expiration OF Bundy' sentence
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and The Court sen,enced him The PentenIiary fer two
months and 10 fad bail in $lc0 keep the peace toward
| the complainant
| Adjourned until Tuesday next a! 10 O'clock
| POLICE OrFIcE.-AN INDUSTRIOUS lHlEF.-
A man named John Donovan yesterday arrested by
Officer Stephens three several charges OF larceny as
Gows:On the 10th September last he stole COAL fest
and oana!oons worth $25 Daniel MRher, OF NO. ll3
Beeknan street On the l2h October last, s stole !aay
cloth CLOAK worth sig, Ms Mary Mchearn, widow,
of $50 Oh, rrysee On the 18th October be chaissu
with having stolen Sno in bauk bills aad silver, from 'i
John Hawkins of Ssi Cherys:reet, wesre ne boarded
he rose early, go, the key from the pocket OF Mr. Hawkins
while ne was bed, usoched chest behind The oar, Hh
took out mahogany box in which the money was WIZ
which he fed He thereafter unti yesterday,
| when he was arrested To-Day nc was coui.N''Se " -
! ,wer 10 each charge.
| Hs1Rp OF HIN BxroRE.t-CaAsGE OF FaauD AND FALSE
! pRerEScE-A man named Albert c. De Merritt was d.
res ed las, evening by Officers Relyea and keiiinse
rbargcd With having the 6h, It'll and 9Th oil Decetuoei
a obtained brushes The value OF :54 IS from asuoeh
n Towper of MOI Lberyseei, by fraudulent and iiise
,-.tepce * The complaint of Mr. Townef stated thai
man named John Scobe came IL his store on the on De
and "a id he came the OF Thomas Nelson Co.,
Nv SO Johnsree WHO wished TO purchase brushes ha'
he Tewnsr went the the 9th and asked ior
Ne,so, when De Merritt said, " am The man; AID snat
he proceeded tell ar Towner that the hrE were ao'a.
10 do large business Tor caSh-that they we're eonceh
in store connected 18th large mandatory near iie'.
ence-th,l they had large capital, and had been oe
credits but would not receive Them, wishing 10 pay
Mr. Tcwner-sedrccd by the representations OF De aie
f,t whom supposed TO be Neisor-iei him ha.e -.
brushes 10 paid sight in cash. but a.ter repeat
calls wa. put Oh lrcm day TO day. and "as never pa
~. .uhssauen,ly ascsitaaed that De Merritt had SEM @
,.,.s IN the auction of Messrs Corlies Hay dock Co.,
and received Sle0 advance upon them II appeeteo 49,
| BURGLARY AND LAacENY.-A NAN named John ss1@n
was arrested by Officer Tappan aided BY Mr. o. b. iee'