New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29


TuKspAr, Noy. rs
BOARD OF SUPERVISORY This Board ~.
this ereniagThe Coronets Bills amounting 10 sI5sa
bill OF Muud>u Clark, Mayors Marshal, fo $50 "a
bill 70 az officer f:oGa antao Tor arrsstng pr.op.,
ordered 10 bs paid Some bill, were referred .,s :
Board adjourned
Law OF Copyright.
L. SrATEs CIRCUIT CoURr.-He;o,a T.,
Bstts.-F,oLArroS OK Corsrrsas-HiiLsa p MIS
vs. gI;iiom y. Snos2r,sThs plaintiff. CHAINED
night Tor pirSs Of masie called The Cot brnesb -, ni
s.aJPo-;! b James F. Gus, ESQ aud row 80"
the penalty, PROVIDED BY statute, Of 81 ~,
for violation Of such lie charges that sir. suo,yd.,
June anmhrr Of the Ladies Companion. pablab., ..'
piece OF music &c The defendant proved tina, n.
had bsen copied fotn Boston papAr by the yoaap
ire charge OF that department IN Fsdies Conp,,
that neither said young mao nor Mr.. saoyyden knew =.
being coPSris htedaGd that the nlsic was chaps.i
ag degree from the original! he also offered 70
the words which The SCI never b-Ion,s!
plaDt,f aud tina, lie dsradan,) had no Intention
ing the copyright
The Conrt, in is charge, stated that Intention ,o,,
be taken vewia copyrights has been Invaded Nh,
the party knew the work copyrighted or not he i,i.
TO the penalty. As 70 It's being different from H.. orr.
in music, in writing, the omission Of word or Iir
paragraph could change 20 avoid the ,,,,
The poetry III this instance, could affect the re,u
the copyri.h was for the music. defendant, /, A,
10 show THAI the work Copyrighted NOT origia. VII
plautiif or that abbTeyation alteration ,,3.
jury could determine whether calculated 10 p1,,
the copyright MOI, In patents The jury H.
erty to damages but violation Of copyri-bt
The penalty in the latter fixed by law The Jury f,S
consider that defendant has rePublshed, without leay. Oh
aiued IN writing from panuh must proceed 10 acs,,,
4 Nova h.an slll
sale ot the number prntej and yedicI of 81 e.
each sheet sold offered BE- sold Verdct for p,,
tf S625.
Police OffIcE.-BuRGIAR ARREsTgD-A
len Burtis who had been indicted for stealing clchi,s
cloths and who had fled TO Buffalo arrested ,hss
on bsuch warrant by officer Waldron Of Ihs, Crr ~,
brought on here yesterday and committed 10 prscr f:,
trial.
CHARGE OF Halfway RopBFRY Last wight akacN
ored man named Thomas 7. Paterson passicg tav,
Washington street near the lower eud he wal assau,t
knocked down and robbed BY men with whit. ,r,
named John Miller and John Smtdoe who Continued b,,
ing him after hs down leaving him nsensSe He ~,
discovered by the watch apparently in diving copdo.,
and conveyed TO The City Hospital where he lies ysry
precarous state. In the interim Miller and Sadosr Ii,
base perpetrators OF the Outrage arrested and committed
TO prison.
stealing cloth caps worth 81 so, from the shop Of Tim
othy Inerhsney, No. l61 Washington
Mark Thomas, stout boy, went tins morning into the
store of NIsssrs Ban Martin, No $50 Broadway ara
commenced stealing boots and putting them into hi, bag
When lie had bagged pairs worth $40 he cush5 By
officer Barber committed BY the Polio. Nag,s,tae 70
| prison
James johnson arrested and committed 10, stealing
frkiu OF butter worth g from * Lynch, 1856 Ora.
wich
Patrick Kane was arrested and held 10 b.il in SlO fc,
stespga block Of timber FROM William B. Hone, Ne y
Whitehall strs,t.
UPPER PoLfcg,-BURGLARY- colored man
named Francis Deal last night bu;garousy entered the
house OF Michael Carol No 20 Piires street. from Ii.
rear and stole about S. worth of clothing Sc whichheh.3
bundled Up TO carry away when Nlr Carol, who
aroused got up and arrested the fellow aad he Commit
| ted 10 answer.
SUPPOSED BURcLART-A fellow arrested by Officers
Bird Tompkins aud Hostip, with drab Fea7nough
coat and dark brown oyercoat with Camet lining ard ye
facncs for which owner. wanted that the thief may
punished