New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-11
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tor plaintiff.
CouEror COMMON Pl.EAs-Before Judge Inglis
Arm B. and Silas Darts EiiabeA Abel aaa Samuel
SaA-fbs .as closed yesterday, and given to lae
Jpy She are 10 render seaied verdic this forenoon.
Before Judge Ushoed.r.
Shoemaker 4 Berlin VS.. Gardner & H,ine.-yerdct for
plaintiffs
COURT OF SEssIoHs.-Bofore the Recorder
Judge l., ncb, and Aldermen Under wood and Martin
TRIAL FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY, WITH INTENT TO
kILL-Abraham Bostnick, coiored man. pu. upon his
trial Tor assault aad battery upon with intent 10 Kill Mr. P
Hchernian, mate OF the ship tsly stopping No 95 Cham
bers STREET the 27h OF December last by stab5ng him
several iiucswth knife The jury foun him uly, AID
the Court sentenced him tie State Prison for years and
months
TRIAL FOR GRAND LARcESY.-Henry T. Field was tried
Tor grand larceny, in stealing u yc of cloth, wort $780,
from the store Of Messrs. Miller White, I55 Cha,hams,
in September last. The jury found him guilty petit lar
ceny, and he remunded for sentence.
PLEA or GuLTY.-Henry 7. Field, The above prisoner
then pleaded guilty 10 an assault ard battery Thomas
Miller, the i53 CEatamsreet on the day OF
committing the larceny; and rewanded for sentence.
TRIAL OR FoRGERr-Charl.s Shepherd, mpeaa.d with
Honora Shepherd his sister -law tiled forgery
the 81 degree, in passing, and having peeso with in
tent TO pass sundry counterfeit bills viz from 10 S5Go in
S. bills, pupo7ing be of the asHuiacturers' Bank Of
Providence Officer Ieyea depoed that, irom information
place, ST. F-street and finding altered s. the
house went to tie woodhouse OF prisoner and sgng
came 10 lin sox containing S227e, in s. bills of The Mlnu
facturer Bank OF Providence all OF which
felt The jury found the prisoner guilty. and he
manded for sentence.
FoRrETURE.-James PHILIPS indicted for assault and
battery, filling TO appear his recogsizan forfeited
The Court adjourned to Wednesday at II &. NJ.
GENERAL SESSIONS Before the Recorder and
Aldermen Underwood and Martin.
John Fnigt tried for stealing quantity Of provi-
SONS from Elizabeth Campbell. Guli!y-Cty Prison 10 ds
Henry yensor, stealing IRON Adam weisenbacker. Ac-
Quilted.
James Wood. stealing from Samuel C. Jacques. Guilty.
Judgement suspended ami BIZ discharged
John II. Hart, assault and battery bis wife. Gully
Pen,ieDIary ) months
Richard Moran, stealing from Margaret Rickeit Guilty
Margaret Smith and Margaret Barclay, blacks stealing
irtH Euma Forrest Guty-Penitentilry months each.
John Henry. black boy stealing from Jamer Martin. also
black, watch worth $50 Guilty Pentenary months.
John Cunningham, ASSAULT and battery JOHN Riley.
6nilty-C;ty Prison 5 days.
Thomas G. Ca>siday, assault and battery Job Cas.on
Gu!:ty-Ciy Prison 10 days.
Henry Meyers, stealing from William Leonard. Guilty
M nhs.
Patrick Rush, stealing from Rober, Boyd. Guy-Pen-
itenliary months
ChaS. H. Dixon assault and battery on his vile. Guilty
John Booth aud John Smith, stealing from John Spiet
Guilty-Pen,e niarv months each.
jeremiah Craw, black, stealing from Peter Boylen.-
Guilty-City Prison 10 days.
Edward Fizpat ck stealing from John Snedker Gull.
months
Hugh Gallagher, ASSAULT and battery on bis WIFE Guilty
8 months.
VIM. Fullerton, previously conv cted OF petit larceny
J judgement suspended aud be discharged.
Henry Bogss, black previously comvcte OF petit lar
ceny, wasSeni to the Penitenliary months.
plumber OF persons discharged for want of ev.
dence ; and the Court adjourned to Friday ut g A. N
Police OTFlcE.-ALLEDeED THEFT OF WATCH
Es-A named Ellen Kelly arrested fer stealing
wo watches wort $50 from John Graham of 2i9 Madison
She said she found the watches in the building
She committed 10 answer
PURCHASING LECTURE TrcKETs-A man named Edward
Lowrie Monday night purchased Two tickets for Ora
,ams Lecture for so cents of Mr. c. D. Smart Of No 4cs
Washington street. and gave IN payment 81 bad or spur
of the City Trust and Banking Co. He was
resed and several other bad notes OF that and kinds
we're found upon him. lie was committed 10 answer
DIAMOND PIX FoUND.-A poor woman picked up in
Chaabersa. on Monday diamond pin worth about $50
md being ignorant of its vsue took it to-day pawn
brokers' and offered pledge for rs cents, II was de
aimed there, and the woman applied TO tue Police and GOT
officer rream to recover il for her He did So and look y
md the woman before Magistrate. An owner Is wan'r'
or the pin by officer Frean. thai The facts may be made
Known.
LARcENIEs. Barney - was arrested and comm!leu
or stealing cloak and hat worth $40 from No MorrSs
John jackson arrested and committed for stealing
pair Of boots from 2Go Canalst
Elizabeth Buckley was also caught and commitea lot
stealing cloak and zap from 7. A. Fay Al Madison 81.
CoRoNER's OrFIcE.-During the illness of the
Coroner to-day, Alderman Crous held inquest at the
Inns House in the Park the body o! man named John
,forpan naive Wales aged 65. The deceased! came
over from Liverpool Storage passenger I'D the snip Eu
aw was sick the passage, and died ON Shpooafd gu
Sunday evening" alter arriving here Verd!c ced
consumption
ACCIDENTAL DRowsiNc.-Aso an inquest at The : ms
House on the body of Neil Cameron, native O Scotland
aged 90 seaman board the brig Saratoga. fefac'-
accidentally drowned
a. Clinton Hall, neccnber IS, l8+2-Ihe kegu
pfni anpOuteC
Mercantile Library Association, on Monday evening, the
lSlh u i. accordance with Article Him. Chap Zd OF Tue
respectfully present the following candidates
for the support OF the members the ensuing election:
For President
LEWIS McMITLLEN-wi,s, G. V. S. Roosevelt.
For Yice President
RICHARD DuRLEw-wit! G.. Cartilage.
For Corresponding Secretary,
ANTHONY HALses-wia rradermer's Bank.
For Recording Secretary
WM n. PARXs-witl American Exchange Bank
For Treasurer
JAMES A. wlLLIAMsoN-with Aymar Co.
For Directors
Charles NJ. wbealey-w,i Jas,es B. EiimSn
J. Il. Lannlan, A. Edwards y 20.
I~t, IL.