New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-21
FRIDAY, Oct. 30.

COMMON PLEAs-Alonday-Nos 81, au, ~, I'd, IL, 49,
u.s. t6 l. 35
! FRIDAY, Oct. 90
CorRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge
IyGRAHAM.
a B,y,ods vs. Geo. a. Palmer.-The plaintiff shipped
on board sloop belonging defendant quantity oi pro-
due. for the New York market but the vessel down.
when of Tbrog Neck by the steamer Massachusetts, and
sunk Action is brought for the value Of the produce on
,he Ground that the loss from the unskfulness as
seama Of defendant The jury could not agree and was
| discharged.
CorRT OF SEss1oss-Beforc the Recorder and
Aldermen Martin and Brady.
| JAMES r. WHITING, Esq. District Attorney
BILL OF EXCEPTIONS Morrp. MIR. Graham Of counsel
for Michael Walsh convicted Of libel Joseph Southard
rose and moved the Court suspension of sentence aud
the allowing four daya time prepare and present bill
of exceptonsiu order carry up the case to the supreme
Court for evsou-snd read from the Revised Statutes IN
support of his right time prepare said bill MIR. Gra
ham particularly took exceptions to the admission OF per-
son as Juror whe avowea Impressions adverse to the ac
cused Also to certain points in the charge Of the Recorder
Mr. Graams motion for time coutned TO the last case
of libel tried and be extended 10 the three cases oil
convictions of Michael Walsh found in September term
Mr. Graham enforced his application by numerous arguments
and 1easonscontendng that it was matter OF right IN the
accused have prepare and present bill OF exce
onsand that the sentence should be postponed for that
purposs-and reasonable time allowed. The Court de
MED the motion for prepare bill OF exceptions.
! ARREST oS BENCH WARRANT.-George Wilkes, who
was convicted January aud April 1912, OF libel on My
er Levy and also for publishing obscene paper called the
SUNDAY Flash aud whose suspended On con-
dton that he should suspend the publication of said paper
also cease TO write .ereforwhch conditions he AYERS he
fnlly complied withwas brought into Court by ohce
Dupshse on bench warrant issued by this Court IN Sep
ember 1912 for enence-the District Attorney moving for
his commitment 10 prison for sentence tomorrow Alr.
Graham appeaIsd for Nh Wilkes, and stated that Nh Wilkes
had been IN Court every day for days past reporting pro-
ceencs for the Suberranean and that his arrest now arose
from his intimacy and supposed connection with MT. a'h
This the Court denied, did the District Attorney MI.
Graham asked the Court had received an atndayit on
this SUBJECT melting them to this measure Ihe Court re-
n.d they had received affidavit from Mr. Lew d. SlamH,
setting forth facts Of the for the consideration OIL the
Court but that this did influence them Mr. Graham
insisted that it his connection with MI w alsh and
th Subteranean that Wilkes thus alter being contlnu-
ay in the city and long Court, that this proceeding
was had at this time The Court again denied as did also
the District Attorney, who said he had puposey avoided
moving for this matter in this before because MIR
wilkes was reportnc for the Sub,sanean that tmight not
ba CHARGED tina. il was on account Of his connection With
Walsh that Wilkes was arrested. Mr.. Wilkes SAID he had
faithfully complied with the condition oi e
s.n,ence-ha the affidavit of Mr.. Slamm was untrue IN
many particulars and that he could prove that he had COM
plied with the Coar conditions SC The Court allowed
until saturdav o'clock for Mr. Wilkes put in aiFdavits;
aud as Edward fitzgerald OF Stanton became his bail
$500 his appearance in Court on Saturday Tor sentence
the commitment prison was not ordered.
TRIALroR ATTEMPTED BuRGlARy.-Richard NlcGowen
and John Thompson white boys and Henry Jackson CO.
lored put upon trial for attempt to commit
Burglary Sd degree breaking the door o The store OF
Messrs c. Wheeler No. 800 Pearl street on the morn
ing OF the Sd October last with intent TO steal short crow
bar called London Jenny, was found IN possession OF
Thompson of thefponers, which htted The size aud
shape OF the marks on the door. They arrested by
watchman DougheTty the opposite the store One
also had candle his pocket The jury found Thompson
and Jackson guilty and McGowen not guilty Thompson
ckson sentenced TO the Penenary each Tor one
year.
Trial FOR GRArD LARcEsY-H.nry Wells, coored,
tried for g1and larceny stealing gold watch silver
Mary S. Silbe the ID September last The watcn
found OF prisoner by officer Barber ard parts OF the other
property recovered, whers he had left them Some
Of the spoons he sold were melted up he jury found him
guilty. and the Court sentenced him the State Prison for
years.
AyorHrR Tgf,L FOR ,GsAxp LARcESr.-Francis s.
FayaTd put upon his trial for grand larceny picking the
pocket Of Nichoa, Devereux oi No ~ John street o his
pocket wallet containing pIomissoiy note tor Sloo, while
standing Coleman window Broadway on the Sd Octo.
Der last, The against gentleman IN Boston and
dated Juiy 1886 but considered good Mr.. j. J..
Butler saw the accused lifting and lingering the tail of the
coat Mr. Deyeeu1-ant when the book was taken 4essrs
Butler and Devereu1 followed prisoner and arrested him
the companion accused whom be had handed the book
escaped The jury found the prisoner guilty and the Conn
sentenced him 10 the State Prison for years. He old
offender and often been up before for picking pockets
The jury discharged for the ter-and the Court ad
Iourued 10 Saturday II o'clock.
Police OFF1cE.-STEALIHG FRoMA STEAMER
A man named John King arrested to-day by officers
Louusburv and Lowe, with trunk and female clothing
worth S2i he had Just stolen from the South Ae
rca zoo, Of Courtland street.-the property OF Mrs Jane
wife tf William Lasham No 13 CouI,landt tIeet-com
nit;ed TO
II A day or two since, man ordered some