New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10


1rr, nrrRpER AND Arson CASE IN BROADWAY.
rh Counsel for the unfortunate man, Leitga, charged
@ The murder of his wife, also with arson, having claim
,s cht 10 crossexamne the witnesses previously exam
the Coroner al the time OF the inquest, second
m;naou took place i'll the Police Once OF the mayor part
Nothing further of the least interest elected
and after the examination was conc"ueo hesa, VINO was
massive observer was fully committed by the Cor
c,Rcugr CouEr-Before Judge kENT. Van
c,,, sbn,o-Ths case occupied the attention Of the
onr the whole Of the day. being the eleventh day 1t Will
be resumed this forenoon.
United STATES MARsHALL's OFFIcE.-Belore
c Rapee ESQ Captain Russell, Of tie ship Saratoga
aud aIsrs Yves, and Johnson his We're examined on
complaint prepared By young named BAKER lo
cruel and unusual The Commissioner u''
not consider the charges supported and the case was us
raissed.
ARRs.T-Capt John Tyler arrested on the complaint
f seaman named Gravel charging him with assautngthe
complainant with dangetous weapon "a heaven while at
sea An examination will take place to-day
BoARD OF SUPERVISORS Board met last
evening Several documents aud bills presented and
referred and sundry bills ordered TO be paid.
Court OF SEssIoNs.-Before the Recorder and
Alderman Emmons and Nash
The Court announced that James Il. Whiting, Esq, the
District Attorney confined his bed with illness, and
unable to attend this Court, and thereupon appointed
Jonas 3. Phillips, Esq. District Attorney pro TEN.
TRIAL FOR Fore ERy-Bridget Nugent tried for for
gerry the second degree having the 25th Auguslas
passed SO counterfeit bill, purpong be the Agcu
rural Bank of HeIkmer William Scott, 500 Broadway
payment for pair Of mittens receiving the change The
bill appeared 10 have been altered from the Agricultural Bank
of Montreal worthless institution
King that he BRIDGET
McAlann; that she arrested by him company with
Catharine Beames charged with passing similar SO coun
terfvit bali another person, which she tried and
quilted Mr.. Terhune her counsel, coutended that the
DILL originally nothing than issue of fictitious
bank in foreign State, false altered to appear
real bill OF genuine bankshe could not be charged
with forgery, it fraud The case however
the jury under the charge Of the Recorder and
dict of not guilty was rendered,
TRIAL FOR GRAND LARcENY-John Linden was tried
for grand larceny, stealing SIS bills watch and
silver change all S28 from pocket of John Farrell
Of W-schester county, while sleeping the house Of the
prisoner 1874 Norfolkstreet the 18th August last Off
Ger Schmo arrested the accused, and found the watch
pillow that had been cut opens and also found $40 bill I'M
bed post the floor, where he said would be found
He also said the money safe Verdict guilty The court
sentenced him TO the State Prison for years
ANOTHER GRAND LARcESY.-Henry Thompson tri-
ed for grand larceny stealing gold watch worth $50 from
gust last The lady unwilling swearthat the watch
worth s25, and the jury found him guilty of petit
larceny only He the Psnitentiay for months
TRIAL FOR BURGLARY.--Peter Williams and Nicholas
Myers coored men, tried for burgvay in the Sd de-
gree in breaking the Of John Beckett LIE Roy
street. and stealing 100 Muskrat SKINS worth $780, on the
18th September last The skins found in their posses
son and the jury found them guilty The Court sentenced
them to the State Prison years.
NoLLE PRosEeUI.-In the case Of Timothy kellogg, In
dic,ed for Obtaining goods by false protences $780, the
request of the complainant and by leave ofthe court noe
proseqtn was entered.
The Court then adjourned till II O'Clock tomorrow
Police OFFICE. ARREST OF BURGLARS
Last night between u and o'clock officers Drnker and
Krack of the night Police PATROL discovered that the house
of Mr. Louis s. Bouton 24l East Broadway had been bro
ken into, descended the area that window had been
forced and entering the house. found therein and arrested
colored men named John Smith and Alexander Wray
who had cosced together quantity of cutlery and cloth
ing ready be carried off They lodged in the watch
house, and to-day prison.
DIVERS LAncEyIEs.-William Smith and Jas. McCrady
arrested by officer Stephens and day committed for
stealing pair of India Rubber Shoes from the store Of
Messrs, White Carson, - Chaham-st.
Henry Dixon arrested by the officer and commit
ted for stealing pair Of boots from Cherrys
Samuel Brown arrested by the same officer and
mted for stealing pisce Of engham found in his posses
sion for which all owneris wanted
Ellen Conner, at the Knckerbocker Hotel Park
Row was arrested by officer Tappan. and committed for
stealing watch chain, worth So, from John Fl Dyer Of
sand house and also property belonging 10 the landlord
Oliver Cromwell arrested and imprisoned for stealing
SO worth Of chdrens clothes and other articles from
Mrs Frances Smith, 81 Orsnge-st.
Rosanna Logan alias McNaly, arrested and commit
ted stealing quantity OF cooking utensils from the house
of Mrs. Henrietta Dill, ll6 West.20th.st.
ROBBED WHILE MovlNC.-On Monday, Mrs Duggan,
the wife Of Michael Dugeau, employed Patrick Russell
TO aid her to at 49, Broadway aud while her employ
he stole handkerchief containing SOB from her taking
irom him pretence Of packing it away He fully
committed
STEALING Doors SHoEs.-A girl named Maria
Jones arrested and fully committed for stealing pair
ga.e boots; also pair Of ladys shoes from the
of William Agate, ll9 Bowery.
STOLEN PRoPERrY RECoyFREp,-S Since the of the
colored men, Smith and Wmy, for the burglary IN East
Broadway mentioned above Officers Drnker and Dennis
ton have recovered from Their lodgings in Orangstree
wants. shirts, dresses sc. a coat with the mark Of w B.
Bradbury pair of pants w Osborn, childs sampler
worked BY Mary Jameson Owners wanted for the
goods
CoRoNER's OFFICE.-SUDDEN DEATH.-The
Coroner held inquest to-day the body Cathalue
Bleese, aged p Of Germany who confined
the a9h ult the Lying In ASYLUM Nagion.s,gee
conralescug until yesterday, when walking the
floor she suddenly FELL and being conveyed TO bed died
few minutes. Verdict: Death by congestion of the
brain,
ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF a LAD-The Coroner also held
an inquest IN the Sth avenue, the body of lad named
Benjamin Turk born in this city aged 10 years The lad
was lot last Sunday week 25th street corner
OF h avenue witnessing game bat and ball when of
the players by accident let his bat slip from his hand which
struck the bcy his head and severely Injured him. He
was taken home in partial Of nseusiby aud
Yesterday about Verdict, death accidental
oio" from pat by some person unknown 10 the
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