New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21

MONDAY, November 20,
SERIOUS AFFRAr, ACCOMPANIED WITH STAssINe
AND DEAra-Between and s o'clock on Sun
dsy night, number OF young men, some OF them
runners with Engine Company No. II, also OF the
late Company No. 81 and Others assembled In
tumultuous manner in Chapel-street, near Canal,
and indulged in fighting, SC. While there young
named Daniel Stanley aged 49, nachpis, in the employ
of M,ssr, Green Co. So Duaue-s,reet, Gate member Of
No o. which had been taken from The Company BY the
COMMON Council and who actively endeavoriug get
up another Company 10 take u Engine passing with
friend and seeing the crowd the cause OF
the difficulty. There he stabbed with knife IN
the neck and by young butcher aged Is named Peter
Williams runner with Company No. H. who resided al
2sl Sullvantree producing fatal wound Stanley was
taken the City Hospital but died before reaching there
William, wiped the blood from the knife his shirt, sac
he stabbed Stanley and would like stick the knife into an
other person gave the knife another OF No H. and
fed 10 place called the Crib kept as Temperance
House l3 L.uen street. where he WIS socn after arrested
bv Alderman Tilou and wachmen, and lodged In the
Sd District watch house He there confessed ne had stabbed
Stanley e1uted the and said ne wished he had S
ed Others and appeared perfectly regardless OF consequences
The knife was recovered by Alderman Tou and Williams
inquest at the Hospital As there some so witnesses
to examine the verdict given up to late hour
Jesse Hoyt and the Government Money.
u. S. DISTRICT CoURT.-Before Judge Belts.
liz EaurrY-U. S. Jesse Hoyt, Lorenzo Hoyt, Jesse
Oakley, Thomas Oakley, George B. KissGm aud others
This Bill in evuity 1t alleges that the defendants
surees on the bond OF Jesse Hot late Collector Of the
Customs against whom judgment has been obtained by the
United States for S22 ,0S3 59ha said Jesse Hoyt was
possessed Of large Maryland and lll-
nos all Of which, with other assets were assigned TO the
defendants Jesse Oakley and George Kissam IL trust for
the parties who surety the bondhat said defendants
have given no security for the faithful performance OF their
ts and have violated that by dlscharg large sums
of money for the personal Of Mr. Hoyt The object of
the application against Jesse Oakley and
George B Ksam prohibiting them from disposng oil the
estate and also for the appointment OF receiver. lhe
Cour, stated that the District Judge has power IN the
vacation Of the Circuit make any further order than to
Law the par,e, under temporary injunction till the merits Of
the case have been passed upon BY the Circuit Court Order
accordingly.
Court OF SEssIoNs.-Before the Recorder and
Aldermen Emmons and Nash.
James R. Whiting, Esq. District Attorney
The Grand Jury into CouIt with number OF balls
Of Indictment amongst them one for murder OF his vile
against William Leitza which sent 10 the Oyer and
~NSS6 ~"N
Melinda Hoag grand larceny, stealing S54 from Will
liam sorrel of Fairfield county, Ohio in what is called
Touch House, in Robinson where she had decoyed
him. They pleaded guilty and their trials were set down
for Tuesday Ms,rs Graham and Russell appearing their
counsel.
Po,rpoSEMEs7.-On motion of ]. W. Edmonds, Esq Of
counsel Tor prosecution the trial Of Saunders and Ragge
for orgeries and obtaining S2s 900 from of the
banks of this city, postpor TO Tuesday owing 10 the
absence OF a material witness.
Trial FOR Assault AND BATTERY Decatur Layman
was tried for an assault and battery on Robert j. Renwck
Of 9th street, on the 4th Of July last knocking him down
and causing him 10 be leit if dead Thvr- much
conflicting testimony the blow be given but
one deposed to Layman give it, The complainant was
member of No Hoae Co. and the affair occurred in Full
ton street, during alarm Of fire. named Marsh
wa. frat arrested for the assault but discharged The
cu,ed was member Of any company, but told a MI
Caccola he had knocked down of No l3s Of the
rope which Renwck had hold Of when struck Several
witnesses who the blow, that the accused did
not look like the who struck the blow. The Jury
found the accused not guilty
PLEA OF Gu1LrY.-Franklin 8. Bymes. indicted for
forgery in the Sd degree forging check for $3.50 the
name of Simeon Draper r. the Manhattan Bank. Jauua-
~ l3 lsl3 and also another check for 81 500 on the
same Bank also in the name of Simeon Draper r with
drew his plea of guilty and pleaded guilty 10 the ndic
menc. The Court sentenced him TO III. State Prison the
Is, indictment for years. and years and months the
I'd indictment
TRIAL FOR RIor, AsD ASSAULT AND BATrERy.-George
Castles and Lorenzo D. Cumming were tried ora riot and
assault sad battery on John Briggs Of s7 Grand
Oh the night of the 4h of July last board the steamboat
Superior while lying the State Prison Dock and also
Canal street There others also charged with par
tcjpating with the above in the said offence rushing
board taking possession without right breaking furniture
helping them,elve. the bar and beating passengers
The jury found them both guilty aud the Court fined them
each the Snpb be maid
FORFEITED REcooNIsANcEs-EmilyT Tucker and Ellen
Weaver alias VANDERBILT indicted for keeping dsordery
house Caleb Godfrey for grand larceny and William Ford
William Parks Dominck Crassons and John Tye for as
sault and battery severay failing appear and answer
their recognizances We're forfeited
VIOLATION OF THE PILoT LAw,.-Robert McNally alias
McNaty having the 18th April last piloted TO sea the
bark T. o. Brown" by the way of Sandy Hook without
being licensed pilot the offence being misdsmeanor by
statute. He had been apprentice TO pilot for or
years proved but refused ceuse by the conf
missouers The Jury found him guilty and the Court sen.
fenced him TO pay fine Of $40 and be committed until
paid.
DsoRpERLr Housz.-Thomas Conna.on vas tried for
keeping disordsry house SO Elm street. the resort of
women of bad fame aud other dsordery persons where
fighting and carousng were proved TO have been the
entertainment Certain occasions For the defence suh-
cen ebutting testimony introduced cause YER
dict Of not guilty TO be rendered by the jury.
GRAND LARcEsY.-Chares Stewart tried for grand
larceny breaking the ship Hottnguer lying at the
foot Of Burng slip the 7th inst aud stealing barome-
and clock and clothing of the total value OF SIO
The cabin entered through the sky light Found guilty
and the Court sentenced him the State Prison for years
aud months. The Court then Adjourned.
Police OFF1cE.-CHARGE OF FORCING PASSAGE
TroKETs.-Offcers Lowe and Rutherford arrested this
morning man named Henry In,ee alias Butcher Bill
charged with having defrauded number of poor imm.
grants BY forging the of John Center passage tick
ets for their conveyance the far He committed
TO answer Two others were arrested some time since
named William Hamilton alias Irish Bill and Peter Thier
alias Pete the Greek charged with similar o.gc1es
both Of whom are indicted for trial
STEALING CLorH-William Freeman eolo,ed man
was arrested and committed for stealing 81 worth of
broad cloth from the store of Messr Moves Morris No.
l42 Chatham street.
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