New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22
City INTELLIGENCE

SATURDAY, May 90.
c,ecu1r CouRT-Before Judge kEHr.-Gco
n.ngia. vs. Abraham Burtoi.-Acton alluded to So
a,, for the recovery Of damages the warranree of
,, Of black horses belonging defendant and purchased
ol,iuf at auction the Bazaar. The allegation is a
~ horses were slightly spawned although warranted to b.
.ouad They bought at 500, aud fesod for 5000
There was also expense incurred for their board Sc Yer
die, for plaintiff, S270 81,
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Beforc Judge IL
.choefer.-Edward CLARK, by his friend John
Hat, and Henry LOOMS Action for esspass alluded
"a Saturday, trunk and its contents (ncluding
vafch and SCI IN money seized in Chatham squa- an
s,ecuton against debco named Mortimer bnt whc! the
painti claims being his property The jury gave vef-
DICT IN favor OF defendants.
BrrosE FULL BENCH Dscisons.-Ia the matter Of An
sacment against the property Of Matte" hair non
resident deb0r) complaint relative t0a bill 81 exchange
ir $1,000 drawn by defendant and casied h r. ~.
&Co. Petition is made 10 have the attachment dssosed on
tie ground that defendant reSdentand not noh-u
eHt Of New York IL appeared in evidence t1at ne Is seq
ur man being master Of vessel aud part owner OF the
bdg Samuel John belonging to the eastward; ne f'aa
boarded, formerly for some time IN is ct! anu i '
Of the port the brig Sophia but SiGre tha' Peoo mas "tt
mpoved in vessels ont Of Boston H stated previous TO
hr attachment being ISSUED, that he did not consider NJ"
Yo; his home and that he had no particular home, being
cr,l, eocsged on board ship The counsel for plaintiff
nteudcd that fixed residence became necessary at least
M ,be time required uDder the old imprisonment for debt
"A IN sailing from the port Ordered that The allegations m
II. debtors petition satisfactorily proved.
Calvin Angler vs.. John T Brigham and VIM. F Leitch.
Relative to bin of exchange New trial granted
ABIDE the event.
Ransom E. Wood ct. al, Daniel r. Brman al
Action for New tnsl denied, with costs.
POLICE OFFIcE--STEALING Work Box
Ih Rorers aud Samuel Hays arrested and committed
ar stealing maple work box ard contents worth SO from
I,Cliz:Morrrson, Of No. IS Elizabeth street.
STEALING 4 JAcKET-Thomas D. Martin arrested
,d committed for stealing Jacket worth S. from Owen
Go.ueys when standing al The foot Of Albany ST.
Conference.-The Recorder authorized Mrs
s.vucte OF any else request FOR HIN thar the Police
Magistrates should keep Young Segei,e aud Coi!!c the
pocket book doppe the city prison until pardon could
Obtained from the Governor she steted 10 Justice
Parker
CoRoHER's OFFrcE.-DEATH BY DISEASE OF
TIE HrARrTle Coroner held an inquest to-day al No -
pa street. tue BODY Of John johnson, aged II native
ofEagand The deceased had complained much FOR
nc1h of violent pslpa;ion Of the heart aud difficulty Of
,piraton aad retiring bed at II o'clock Friday night
and fading lie unable lie his left side, turned
On hi, right He then experienced such Of suiioca-
non that be compelled to rise and requesting the wiz
tw 10 be opened get fresh air nerei spoke again
and expired in 10 minutes afterwards Drs Tompkins aad
Thayer made post morem examination and The verdict
was died b. enlargement Of the heart.
SUNDAY, May 81.
Po1Ica--GEoRGE BAKER, the cuJ1nan, rersas
J.ufs GoRpoS BrSNET1, the Editor Of tie Herald
Case Of assault and batteyA hearing of this case Mr.
Bennett having been arrested on for assauling Ba
his office, took place Yesterday afternoon Mr. Beu-
MT there in p,0p1ia persona.
Enoch E. Camp conducted the defence. The examination
np held before Justice Parker in the Magistrates private
nom The affidavit of Baker read which stated that
NJ Bennett had thrust him ou' Of his Office, and which also
made very ambiguous snua:ions respecting the char
,cierof Mrs Bennett.
q Edward Z. Hudson Reporter in the Herald Office who
vas pve, when hP pare, unequivocally stated that
w. Bennett much as laid his finger on Bake
though he ordered him Of his Office six times; that
Bak0r his hearing asserted 10 Mr. Bennett that he kne"
nothing Of his wife any thing against her moreover As
was asserted and put fort. the aidayts. that Mr. Ben
! net, had threatened Bakers life, was entirely false
George w. Prescott stated ta he had heard Baker say he
would like Bennett strike him, To get 5000 out al NM
Mr. Hudson also stated that Baker mentioned IN convesa-
ton with Mr. Bennett tina, he had ben solicited 10y Mn
Beach appear wess against Mr. Bennett and thai
Mr. Bennett also mentioned that Baker had robbed Inn OF
abn, $500 by selling cabs and horses that m had purchased
for his Bakers aud pocketEg the money al tine that
he was ont of the City.
lawyer named Vnltee during The examination ('he
counsel for Baker lost his temper aud wished the RepoeTs
10 beercuded from the room The magistrate did grant
the preposterou request the lawyer had endure their
presence.
fhe had known much he did that moment ol the
character OF Bakerhe should not have granted warrant IN
he He stated he should give decision that morning
al0o'clock, aud The parties left the Office
psGRAcFFua.On Saturday afternoon the police autio-
learned that fight take place early this morning
the foot Hubert street. between tive Young men run
VINO with MOI and the other Michael Dowdan who
follows No. %. The fight OF at o'clock bel
than dozen officer; the spot and dispersed A
ci0WlO three or four hundred persons, who had assembled
ouiness this brutal exhibition The beltgercis He'd and
had their fight cut IN New Jersey James Ta.iany beng most
aeciully beaten. The whole posse, consisting OF what
f,emed volunteers ragged set Warrants are issued Tor
olh Dowdakin aud Tarauny, The tirs aud water Com
/ nitee called upon 20 act IN the matter
& A DIsoKpERLY HousE.-Emma Buckley was arrested
iud held to bail in the $500 for keeping house Of
Z ii lame No Staple street
SpEcEScY-Jamea Sherman was arrested ior n'ecenuy
ssng ms person in Of our public streets Alderman
ERnols Of The 9TH ward however, discharged him.
IMPROPER Er,,Lrs.-Two welllgesSed females. named
Hannah iuestis and Caharue HAYS arrested charged
nth ANNOYING the family of Mr.. john Gossen. They had
frequently been accused Of the like conduct and were sent
l nlhe Penitentiary for i months each
{ CoRoNER's OFrlcE-1n0ther man dr0cRed.-
The Coroner this morning held inquest a; the corner OF
IKE aad South streets. the body OF another uiaown
icund floating IN the f. R, foot OF Pike slip HI
dressed IN blue cloth roundabout, black cloth vest
nd Eaaael shirt us.isn trousers, coarse uainel drawers
xooieu stockings aud bro-ns. His age probably 50
~, appeared have been the we'e. about Wrecks.
Tie body taken the dead house IN the Park. where
sil renaain I'll tomorrow for rccoguiton Verdict
Found drowned
hyorncR.-The Coroner also called 10 hold an IN
qe al Governor, island on the body OF another unknown
sA HIS body which dyitted ashore on t'e north siut'
AL be brought ;he Dead House tins evening and All M
4 qSt held o. II tomorrow morning.
q ..z.r..s>I.-E<--Axzars
1 f 4 young man, named I. NJ. Peoples, IN
| Terry Co, Ala, recently procured some so for
assisting gentleman in some business, gambcd
md lost ii all, together with about $50 which he
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