New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-14

De HE'D, the real subject by Inv further proof
grandson Of Mr. l. Canada in 1872 and died there,
leaving three children, who plaintiffs this case claim
ing one.sixeenh part the estate Of Anhoney Lspera-d
Sen as bes law ef Alice Lspenard conendus that she
was OF incompetent aiad 10 make WILL and therefore died
tnteftate Alex t. Stewart devised the whole OF his
20 bis brother Robert, the defendant acon OF fectinent
nominay brought inreIstion hon No. att-s;reet,
but in reality as already stated the yi of Alice
Several Of the most eminent counsel are engaged and
number Of w;nesses present. The case will be resumed
tomorrow tFuestay) forenoon
GENERAL SEssIoHs-Before the RECORDER,
Judge Lynch and Alsermcn CRoLlus and JONES
Assault AHp BATTERY->ix hopeful youths, named Dan
| lei Van Husklrk William Downing, David Bark-y John
ller Edward Miller and william Martin were tred for
assault and battery upon John and Elizabeth Eerne
The complainants keep German porerhousc at Nc 2I7
BeeckerstreFi, and the defendants there Christ
Eve and Committed the assault question: The hrs
band was severely injured Being refused liquor the
cause OF the disturbance The Jury found them all guilty,
and the Court sentenced them pay fine OF $40 each,
! and 10 stand committed until paid.
HoNoRA sHEPrERD SENTENCED Tbs noted female coun-
er(ei,er, whose whole life has been OF cme and until
has escaped detection, brought up for sentence
She was tried al the last term for forgery in the second de-
gree, escaped previous 10 from prison. and recap
ured Oh Saturday nigh, last The Ccu.t sentenced her
| The State Prison fer years and mcnlts.
Perjury One OF the marshaIs attached 10 the Marine
! Court, named Henry Johnson placed upon trial,
Cont ia SEPTEMBER, 1884, where Mr.. John Shepherd
sued for debt incurred by his minor Nj Down
ng W. Graves. The Jury returned verdict OF Yet guilty
Adjourned 10 TUESDAY
Police OFFIcE-BURGLARY AND ROBBERY
OF AvEssEt-Sx young men, named James Kiilen James
Sherwood James Armstrong william Brown, Joha wilson
and John While, arrested carly this morning by Off
Sweet Joseph ard TappHn house for thieves
sort in Fr1ntreet, charged with having late Sunday
night hurgarorSiy entered the CABIN &c OF The sloop
Glide lying at The foot OF Oliver street. and stealing arti
ces OF cloth ne, firearms, &c. Of the value nearly
The stolen property recovered from the places where
they had pledged it, and they were acn! prison to await
! their trial.
THEFT BooTs-Thomas Bots was arrested and com.
| med al lie Upper Police. tor stealing pair OF boos
from the Of Richard Parish, No sos rcerwich.slreet
| CHARGED WITH FALSE PRErEHcE.-A named John
Ii Barton was arrested and committed for having, about
the 18th December last obtained by false preence pao
paataoons, worth s6 80 from John Hendricks, No 85t
Bowery lie stated he e,ber the finn OF Messrs
Backus Brothers. Patent Lamp Manufacturers, No $50
nitonslree., where he only pedded few lamps for
| subsistence.
~ Friends oc Temperance. Attend The
Columbian Society meets TINS rneSday) Evening, in The
Church OF Delaney and Chryslje Hinton
Spauldmg Esq OF England with other eloquent speakers
will address The meeting. Mr. Missing, Master and Miss
Pia, and the ladies, viii sing Come AMI and
49, ',' P 3. SlhNcHEsTER, President
J. s. MCKAY, Secretary. II
u Christ is Comiug,--Geo SoFrs continues con-
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The public aic invited 10 attend. fla IL
II The Tends lsnmMnI Meeting Of The Tenn
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Feb 18Th, la43 An address is expected from Rev; Dr.
Baird the and Progress oil the Temperance Cause
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