New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-07

pay, On Ae ground thai usrry Ind been ezercse ve.-
| oict viii be rendered 10 E1orrog forenoon.
| TEE ABDUCTION CAsE-Johu B. Brown THE nan wis
assisted in The abduction Of Mrs. Miller trorn Siamord
was brought before Judge Kr1: On =ri, of Habea Cor
pus and requess renewed he be liberated CT permitted
to give bail After the papers hai been presented Judge
hent adjourned the case 10 Tomorrow sr-soc- lNothss
ahdiona We oetere, ha; been heard respecting Mrs.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Bcfore Judge Oakley
Frd1eis Stsugaton Thomas D. Bickford-a 1857 the
Spanish Government Havana shipped on board the sckr
Aurora apain Sheridan, @ Mexican doubloons intended
or palnH, Consui for Spais al this port Sheridan oa
the arrival of the vessel here declared that The moneg had
been stolen from hi and OF failed to deliver X He
was however, suspected Of porIonipg bimsei and
plant being made al the Police Office he srreed be
i7duced Bchford by paying hl $50 amoust
shpped 20 become bail oT him Bichfors paid S@i OF
ne sum given him as security by Sheridap) sig the L
Court and the balance subsequently, be- returned SaeF
dan-wlthout notice, however. from plaintiff thai ne would
be held accountable. Mr.. S,oughon after time received
The money that had been paid Conrt and
the residue The case Will be summed mp by Mr. Pres
cou Hall and Mr. GCoaaor on the opening of the Court
| tomorrow.
Patri2k Conner Jzraes Beaen-Case of Assault; and
BaiierJ-Damages laid $1,000. young man died a, the
Hospital, and difficulty occurred between CConror and
MrS brady lin whose house the young man had barde
as to WHO should have the corpse whether should
be buried from OConnor Gold and Frankfarsts
or from the house OF Mrs D. Each Of parties had
delivered The body s D. VConno seized the horses
head Broadway and succeeded getting il TO his house.
from whence The funeral proceedei the burial ground
Some blows ii is said were exchanged between plaintiff
and defendant, and actions have occurred The
is still
Conrad O. Zegierps H. L. Seiras The plaintiff bought
gold watch at the auci-n OF Defendant which
warranted vas afterwards found to he slightly detec
i've and plaintiff demanded his money back which wa.
refused lie sued and recovered SO the fu! amount, bu
4 SdlIQ QIVPd
could be made good except fraud had been shown
Verdict for plaintiff S., the of repairing one OF Ii,
jewels, which caused the defect
MARINE CoURT.-Before Judge Hammond.
Lenuei B. Rogers Charles Hlitsoa -I.sppcared from
le testimony in this thai the plaintiff resides
Huntingdon L. l. was tie of horse called Blood
Pudding, which he exchanged the month OF Nay or
June last oro one Belonging 10 the defendant, who keeps
livery stable in this city. The plaintiff LEFT Tie horse OBJ
laned IN the exchange with The defendant his stable,
with send him 10 him lay steamboat in the course
OF three days and gave The defendant an order TO get
the horse Blood Pudding, ,hea his farm Hunting
ton. The defendant instead OF sending the horse direct
ed. started with him is day Huntington 10 obtain
" Blood Padding The horse al that time well,
and The day being warm, the defendant drove such
that the horse out when within few miles of the
plainh and could 20 no further One cf the witnesses
testified that he met the defendant the road wh tne
horse about 40 miles from the city, and the defendant
him lie had come up IN about tive hoGrs good lick
taat he bled h twice IN the month as he
expected he would die, and If he did he wnul get
to Ike plaintiffs by Tie tie rness and
blood ruddingn delivered Il, The feendan; by The
OF The planih upon the plaintiffs order Tn. horse
died the next morning as was proved from tue effects OF
overdrivsS The plaintiff brought The action 70
the value o. the horse.
The defendant attempted prove that he had t, ken the
horse at The request OF the plaintiff asd that the horse died
not from the effects OF over driving bl from sickness;
tba, he had offered full satisfaction TO the plaintiff, which
ne had retusedall OF Which defence he failed
lhc value OF The horse proved 10 m So Judgment for
paialih SS5. For plaintiff Richard Sco-ior defendant,
Mr. Teller.
GENERAL SgssloSs-Before the Recorder,
Judge Lynch, and Aldermen Jones and CroiusJames r.
Whiting, Esq. District AorneyFirst day OF lhe Term
THE GRAND JuRY.-The following gentlemen compose
the Grand Inquest this term aud were sworn in accor
ingly:
Dudley P. Arnsld, foreman Benjamin Brush Calvin |
Cond Henry Durel Aaron b. Heath Jay Jarvis Samuel
Kipp, Thos Lippenco George Loripg, Jesse D. Price,
Henry Raymond NaihnH Robins Paul Spoford, George
T. Trimble, Daniel rrmble, and William w. White-l6
The Recorder, in brief charge, stated the Grand Ju.
~ Il duties they perform, and the rather large
number OF high offences which would be brouCh. before
them for their serious consideration
CASE DIsNIssEp.-Christian A. Trip.r, charged " I
grand larceny in retaining $50 bill, given him by Mr.
John Howard be changed in payment for some oysters
December last, discharged by Court the aida
vi, and bill against him being ely TOO Inefficient
PETIT JuRoRs0nly 80 Jurors answering 10 Il cir names
fines imposed upon the deauliersto for non-aendance
also upon the abfeDt Grand Jurors
RECEIVERS FoREEITED.-Samuel b. Wolfe Lewis B
Wolfe and Zede B. Wolfe, of Chatham street. Indicted in
November last for receiving quantity Of boots and shoes
.toen the of Geo. H. Peck in August last the
value Of $780, failing appear their recognzances were
forfeited They are bailed by JoaN GROVE and JOSHUA
DAVIS. u Who knews any thing abou, the responsibility
OF these men,
FoRFEITyREs Foa ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-H Sullivan
baied by Richard Dodson and Joseph Lykes John ONea
baiied by JAMES ONEfLL Henrietta Hartman bailed by
AsSEsT ScHEuER James Smith and Austin Smith bai!ed
~ S,,y &. I;,,,
declared forfeited u Can any inform Us
whether the in abeve good for any thing
We would Ike know how much of this bail money is ever
collected.
| TRIAL FOR ASSAULT ASp RIoT.-Feli1 MGOvern, Peter
MCor,sick Charles mCarman James Dobson and Patrick
Carney implicated with Terrence Burns were tried for
riot and assault and battery committed in Burnss house IN
Orange street, on the night OF ith Of Nov lest n watch.
named John Hurney, who, with others there TO
quell the riot. The above party with Gibbs
guns &c. There also severely by being
hit with sling shot They all tound guilty and viii
be sentenced on Friday next
Police OfFlcE.-A CASE OF SrABBIsG.-A CO.
lored man named John Thompson in fiji of passion on
night IN Orange street Cross another
colored named John Peters very severely in the thigh
with large knife, infictiBg dangerous wcnnd The
wounded man was conveyed 10 the Hospital, where be
mains under and the author the injury was to-
! day committed &c prison TO answer for the assault
| BURGLARY AND RoBsERY-Two yeung colored men
named Thomas Williams and Benjamin Jackson. on Sun.
day evening broke open the stable Messrs Henmeneray
MauIton, south westcorner of"uger and Cherry Streets
aud stole suits OF harness, string of bells some car
penters tools &c, worth $s Ashley passing along
Water Pike after, with their pund,r they
hailed by Mir. Josiah Ames who asked them what
they in their bags Iasead of answering they thre.
down their bags anc fed ana MI A. carried them
house OF Mr. Young where they found contain The
property stolen the stable Mr.. Mopon Mr. AHes
therefore this morning causes Jackson Williams be
arrested and they were eom1it;ed prison
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