New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
CouRv Monday COMMON
LrAs.-Nos q. % q. % SO, 34, s5 SO, ls 90.
MoNpAY, Nov. u.


Sunday. Returning on foot in the evening between
and O'Clock ins,sad of walking III. road usually travelled
he took the track Of the Railroad and while passing along
the Tunnel inside which very dark, he down
By the locomotive which ran over both of his legs cutting
them off little below the knees except some oi the tendons
He was discovered and conveyed the City Hospital
where an ampuation performed ard where he died b
tween II o'clock and midnight. He aborer and was
no, seen BY the engineer. The Coroner o'clock to-day
held an inquest and the verdict in accordance with the
above facts.
This the second fatal accident has occurred on this road
in "a hours
MILITIA FINE COLLECTOR IN PRlsoN.-A man
named Joreph Gulick, who is said to reside in
New-Jersey, and who pretends to have authority
collect militia fines this City wen, to-day into the
house Of Ebeuezer NJ Peck, No 81 franklin when
M Peck not in and levied on bureau containing
Mrs Peck clothing, and commenced removing aided BY
Peter {. Van Nalen, carman) 10 satisfy militia fne. MIS-
Peck demonstrated against te carrying of her clothing and
naly resisted their removal when the valiant hero Guck
gave her beating. Oiicers McKibbon and Brown were
then called her assistance who rescued The bureau and
clothing from their grasp aud ;estoed It to is ownerbu
we're beaten also by Quick and Van Vaen in dong
The officers then arrested Gulck and Van Faen and
c;ed them The Police before Justice Merritt where they
complained Of for the assaults aud batteries and We're
committed to prison This Guck, who for years has
heen III the habit Of carrying off the property OF the rcor 20
pay militia fines in default has thrust numerous poor men
in prison to the great distress of their families, has now
Of that bitter cup of imprisonment which he has SO
often commended the lips Of others better than himself
u, STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-Beiore Judge
B.tts-The November Term Of this Court opened this
forenoon The following gentlemen sworn as Grand
Jurors:
Henry Erben, foreman Edwin s. Belknap, Miles Cham
beIs, John Gray, George Griswod, Aaron B. Heath Gil
w Latetra Mcclure Thom,s Palmer, Francis Secor Ste
phen Smith James Siansbrrry, Simon Van Buren, Daniel
Wes,errelt, John s. Whigham, Alley r. Wycoh, Henr!
Walters Charles Wright Albert C. Zauriske
The Court, its charge to the Grand Jury expressed
regret in having to lay before Calendar presenting large
number of offences some Of them Of very weshty and hen
Gus character The principal those Of Uiliam Bro~n
ra,s BnbeI and George Matthews, who are charged with
four distinct Offences each of which is capital The rs
is for practically and feloniouy running away with the
,ch Sarah Lavuia and for robberyhe other three are lo
the murder Of the Captain, Mate and Cook
The Grand Jury, after farther remark from the Court
retired The names Of the petit Jurors then called
and the Cour, adjourned to Tuesday forenoon.
The following is the Criminal Calendar for the tenn
William Brown and George Matthews, piracy aud mur-
der Abraham c. Thompson, assault with dangerous wea
pon. William Snyder William Turner heaTy Ben and
joseph Lent attempt make revolt Fredk Hewitt, as
aut win dangerous weapou-John Rockwell, the
Addison B. GTinde, same John Tyler, do-Addison &
GrndIe ed chaIge cruel and unusual treatment Michael
Honey larceny high Charles Pierce, perjury III
swearing to libel in the District Court A aud r. seelrl
ard D. Somers removing brig Joseph Gorham rom the Gus
ody Of the marshal James Carroll, copln;ng co!nnand
officer of ship Courier Nelson Jones and William West,
eavorIg to commit revolt aud coufning the of the
shin Cones n R. Dering, assault with dangerous wea
pom on two m,n. William Williams aud Albert JupItri,
tadeayorng make revolt on board the ship Sla kch
Williams end.ayoring make revolt board the sehr
Harp. Augustus Wires, burglary on the high sea Charles
Johnson or Carl Gerson, and Evan Parry, endea"ohg 10
make revolt on board the bark Ovaudo, and containg the
The trial of the pirates will probably come on during the
week.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs-Belore Judge Ul-
shoefer.4nthony b. Fan Colt fines Legour Lloyd
Bryant and JT ". RGndOph-Moton of RePlevin 10 test
the legality of the seizure of two gold watches ON an sfetu'
day Mr. Albert B. TO having sold out TO his brother
Verdict for plaintiff valusing the property at $500
POLICE Observation-Disclosures man
namen Alfred Loye,t yesterday arrested at senuke
By officer Relyea bench warrant charged with and
indicted for embezzeng the proceeds Of sale OF soop load
of coal the property of William Yates Of Albany who had
committed it to his care, He vas committed Tor tria
THE DRoP GAME.-Las. Saturday as Mr. Iuns s'agg
Of Paterson, New.Jersey was walking along uowh ntoaI
way James Williams and another dropped pocket book
near his feet stuffed with worthless bills Of the GLOBE Bank
and persuaded him give them S0 aud he 10 advertise II
and receive the reward They escaped lie followed em
on discovering the cheat, Washington Market where
they not only beat but also stabbed him the and fore
head This morning Williams arrested by officers Lowe
and Ruckel and committed.
DIVERS l. L.gcENIEs.-John Williams was arrested and
committed for stealing worth $40 from Horatio
Gleason, No. 70 James street.
William Munroe arrested and committed for stealing
81 yards Of CLOTH worth S4, fom Shubad B. Rckard, No
SO William street.
Francis schnaupP was arrested and committed for stealing
S7 from the pocket of Adam Hook while lodging IN the
room with him at No. 81 Washington street.
Thomas Ripley arrested by officer Bliss aud commit
ted for stealing trunk containing and two pairs
of pant.oous worth S25 from the steamboat Columbia,
property Of Alexander Mclean Of Albany
Mary Burns arrested and committed for stealing a
vest aud pantaoons worth So om Samuel Moses, No. Ill
South street.
James Taserty was arrested BY wa.chman Reyea and
committed for stealing painters ladder which was found
in his possession.
Hannah Burcheu was arrested and committed for stealing
Jacket and from William Gray of Fshkill Landing.
STEALING AN UMsRELLA.-A boy named Robert Red
arrested to-day and committed for stealing umbrella
from the store Of Messrs. Hunt Lovet
PRIzE.F FIGHTERS CoNvIcTED.-The trial of Mat
thias Rusk and Gilbert Freeand charged with riot &c. IN
the prize fight which took place between them the 5th
Ap last, in Montgomery county, commenced at Morris
Friday last end terminated Saturday They were
found guilty OF the riot and each sentenced TO pay line OF
Sa5 Imprisonment for six weeks in the Montgomery
county Jail Freeland is in very delicate state Of health,
supposed be u the last stage of consumpon At times
he quite deliriou aud inensble the result unquesone-
bly, OF the injuries received in the brutal for which
he and his antagonist have been convicted and
dergoing punishment according to law
[Pha. Public Ledger.
This is Just decision. The brutal fst-hghts
in England, and which arc recorded in English
papers in all their disgusting details, are more
revolving than the bull-fghts of Spain. Such
limitations Of foreign barbarity should be checked
at the outset by the strong arm ofthe law.
REJEcrED.-It is known that the Governor on
Massachusetts,, time since, commissioned gentleman
Charleston and another in New Oteans watch and