The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-21
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge, and Aldermen Purdy ant

Before Recorder Tallmadge. and Aldermen Purdy and
Leonard
ArR 2o-1he Jury in the case of Centlivre, returned
"THr Win. George and Charles Colborn indicted
were discharged their own recognzance, condition
of promising not to engage in the publication Of any
sheet similar kind in future under pain OF being re-
arrested and tried sasf-}
BuRGLARY.-A man named John saxton was tried a
charge Of burglary in the third degree for breskns into
stealing 500 worth Of dry goods The goods were found
in his at Newark and he then stated that he
obtained them from man named Matthews. Saxton had
formerly been in the employ Bennett and had previous
to this charge sustained good character. The Jury
absent about hours and into Court, being
and for conviction The dissenting Juror refusing to
give wsy, the Jury were discharged, and the Court
ordered no prossqu to be entered in the caSe and the
accused was discharged.
CRUELrY TO AsrMALs.-Peter spanier, who indict.
ed for misdemssnor in stabbins horse, entered plea
Of guilty, and sentence was suspended
TRIAL De MrRRrrr.-This celebrated fnancier will
several against him for grand larceny, false
pretences, SC.
The Court then adjourned 10 IL o'clock this morning
During the term, we have noticed genteey dressed
man stng the proceedings court with great anx
ety as though he was interested in some case
to up before it. Yesterday ascertalned that he
in attendance witness, and getting entirely out Of
patience appears that he addressed the following letter
to the Court that speaks for itself -
New YoRx, goth April lsa3
Digesior,m On account of your declaration ask you
Lib Tit. quid justae est land if is good ex-
principle to force a foreigner under penalty OF $780,
Jusfd est that he wait here from the lOth I'LL the END
habitus ac OF the 20th of April without to indemnify
le. him for his trouble and loss LOOK SIR D-
gi6is sdf0fis gestorum Lbs Kill lit: AVl IT. Al.
ciribus Also find the appointed law In the cor
con(ormandi prs jure Romani, canenci ct Germanci
N:ioush in ancient times among psgans and
barbarian people) that everyone is obliged to
indemnify the person whom he has brought in
damage We judges in Germany would be
ashamed to trouble and damage q foreigner
80 much and hinder him in his business with
nvt india tfu i'm and Ind IN vunn
oppose himself against such law, through
which foreigners are troubled because it is
contrary to human moral. In Germany the
government indemnify every man if the &C.
cuser is poor, because JUSTICE governs there
in every case
| must remember that am no workman,
but Doctor juris Romani, Canenici ct Gemani-
ci and assure that, if a german Judge would
trouble a witness IL days he would be dis
placed directly; then among thousand cases
happens not in which the witness
must appear twice Every Judge must have
destre only all in good orderI am here to find out the
that Justice character of OF morality, politics. and to
which zoe extend so far possible my sciences
give 10 for Ask your country men, il they troubled
eigners and much in Germany for nothing in visiting
not more it,
The account of expenses and oss:-
For l6 times for the stage 81
For days trouble SO
/ have lost more than SIS $40
AUGUSTIN SCHAEFER,
Doctor jaris and Professor.