New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-18
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Scnue! Shodvck vs Ro5er. Slim and Jotpa Bi,-b is
vas an action OF Assault and Battery he part OF
man against The master and mate Of vessel 70 which he
belonged.
The PLAINTIFF shipped on board The Brig Tmoeon bound
FOR ST. Marks but expressed dissatisfaction previous
sailing be said OF the vessel being short
handed The Captain knocked him down with hand
spike and be vas subsequens assaulted BY Mate. He
suffered considerably during the ascertaineG
on applying 70 phys clan after his return, that hls ia.
had been broken.
The Jury gave verde, favor the Plaintiff 5000
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Before Judge KENT.
E. d. Hurltus r Co.. Tse Cnrles.oa Fire Insurance
and Trn.t Conpann-The Plaintiffs owned one-quarter
agency in this City $4,000 The vessel sailed Liver
pool for NewYork but experienced weather taud
AT time shock il striking floating tmber.) She
became leaky and put into Fayai, where su:vty was
held but The cost Of repairs found 10 be such
induce sbandonme and sale-she bringing abon 5000
which left $3.50 expenses. Action brought
The Of policy less the small amount credited The
Survey is written in the Portuguese language and
that the forward mbers, for is fee; from stem,
arruiDadas." This term he Counsel for Defendants
tend to mean that the rno.rs wee roen Cua ~ with
being oxen or injured by The perils The il the
former, the Company Is not abc-and non.suit uas
moved for on shat ground Argument presented, and
the Court adjourned 10 thls forenoon.
COURT OF STANDARDIZATION the Recorder,
Judge L. nch, and Aldermen Under wood and Martin
CoaREcTIoN-n our Sessions report of the 7.h Deem
Der last. Reporter comnitled il stating that
Allen E. SUons, among others, indicted for forgery the
Sd degree, had forfeited his recognizance We assured
that accusation of this kind against Mr.
Simons much less any Indictment We cheerfully make
the correction Mr. Smons's name before the Court
that morning nconneclion with trhag complaint and
became contounded with those 81 criminals.
CASE OF JAMES ). ScHERMERHoRN.-Owing 10 the con-
;inued illness OF the family OF ar Sch-nerhorn Indicted
for embe1zemcnt and The necessity Of his attendance
watching with them necessarily his trial, notion OF Mr.
Jordan was postponed until the first Tuesday o The neIt
Term.
INDICTMENT FOR RAPe.-In the case Of John Craig, in
dicted Rape Elizabeth Moore, the District Attorney
moved for Bench Warrant against the accused, who did
no, appear TO answer. His Counsel however promising
TO produce him in Court Tomorrow morning, t.e Bench
Warrant was waived.
TRIAL FOR FeRsERY.-Julia Williams tried Tor For
gerry in the Second degree in having, the 4.h Decem
Der last attempted to pass counterfeit $40 bill the
State Bank al Newark N to Henry Van Saden Grocer
of Broad and Stone. Streets in payment for ham,
There being proof OF her nowiedpe Of bill being
counterfeit, the Jury returned verdict OF Not Guilty
without leaving their seats.
The GRAND JURY came into Co1rt and, after delivering
a number Of Bills of Indictment through their foreman
discharged for the Term with the thanks Of the Court
NoLLE PRosEcuI was entered in the OF Henry
Morris alias Myers. indicted 'or pe, larceny.
THE CASE JAMES GORDON BENNETT, indicted for
libel on Anthony Dey, was, motion OF Messs Jordan
and Morrill, postponed unit, the first Tuesday the lex
terE
TRIAL FOR LiBEL.-DsOid Walker then placed upon
trial for libel on Robert b. Rnggles, some time since,
published in The Sun newspaper when MIR r. was caad
Gate Tor the Colectorship OF the Sixteenth Ward.
Jones, sworn-was the s in partnership with
Mr.. Walker in the gold beating business the article
written by witness the urgent solicitation OF Walker and
given by Walker 10 man named Thomas 10 carry TO the
Sun publication. The offensive and Deous article
Col Ruggles OF cheating the persons that worked in
his printing establishment and compelling them TO work
under price.
For the defence Thomas Thomas was called who test
lied that Mr. Jones gave him the article fol The Sum- and
he Instructions given by Jones respecting the
having published Other witnesses examined whose
testimony shed very little gh. upon the mattel The Jury
unable TO agree upon verdict, end were discharged
FORFEITED Observation-Disclosures Cole Robert W. S
Bonse Jnres T Backe, George Warner. Charles Lewis,
Peter Sacer Jobn BARBER Richard NJ Flush, Hiram Har
ris Waller HawIey, Joseph Iiongs, Mason White Allen
Clarke Ir and James Glover severally indicted for selling
lottery tickets having tailed appear their fecognzances
forfeited
more of these forfeited reeogniz7nces, again. Who COL
lec The Bonds? and where does all this money go! De
give us Information on this subject
Adjourned Is "Wednesday.
SPECIAL SEssloNs.-Beiore the Recorder and
Aldermen Underwood and Martin
John itch assault and battery on W. h
,loyt, City W4tchnaan; suiy-judgement suspended and
he discharged
John McComh, stealing q hammer worth 81 from the
Rachei Lee coloTcd stealing si7 in bis from Emma Will
liams guilty-Peuiieutisry men!hs -. e.,
James A. stiIes guilty--peniSeniiary 4mon,l
Abrahan Tayor. colo,et assault and battery. Marga
re! Gleason also coered niyGy rs9 So 10 ds, from
John Shey guilty-Peni,entary months.
James Broean, assault and battery on his wife ann:
gu SUPPLEMENTARY months.
Maria Cassday, stealing shirts worth s. On Aleva
Ann Crawford; guiiy-Gity Prison 70 days, -,
ced at $50, from Abnev Taylor su''Iy-Peniien'iary
month. ~.
trick Corkin: guiy-!eai;cn,iary months
John Davis, assault! and battery on his wife Ann guilty
judgemen, suspended and he discharged
Several charged with assautng wives, &c. ~sre dls-
charged for want OF ev dence.
Adjourned TO Friday morning, al O'Clock
POLICE OrrrcE-LARcEN1Es.- .Smih
was arrested ana committed for stealing calet ccak
from Mary Gordon, No. ZIG Duane'St.
j. bic Cc7ict arrested and committed. Tor stealing
peacoat, worth SIS, from Jeremiah H. Dens'an
Mary Sims, Epances Hicks and asnei'a JGmesOn were
arrested and committed for stealing wash ;uo from iic
ard Haley.
RoBBiNG MONEY DRAWER, To-day : boy ramed
James Fiunegan into the bakery OF Michael Wogsn
No. dc Broadway and robbed the money drawer Of 70 III
silver change while the boys iath, Barney Finnegan
remained outside 10 watch Mr. wogan, having the
money pocket ana mouth As re taking bin out
10 conduct the Police Office the father Barney IN
terposed and urged Mr.. wogan let tie boy escape This
he refused arrested the father also accessory IN
theft, and ikey were both committed u priscR
ESCAPE FROM THE Cry PRIsos.-On Monday
afternoon Mrs Honora SHEPHERD who had been convicted
Friday last OF forgery in the I'd degree IN having IN her
possession with intent pass, s27O in counterfeit IS bills
Of lac Manufacturers Bank OF Providence, effected her
escape fom the City Prison, owing the csnsurabe neg
genes OF the keepers OF the female priso2 Had the
orders OF Col Jones beer. obeved She could not have
ca2ec. Mrs Shepherd had been lorg concerned in The
business of cornerietrg but had been heretofore able 10
avoid conviction Her husband the State Prison for
counereiug and her broth rin-law Charles Shepherd,
wss last week conrieie5 OF the same offence.
q Sears Holiday Gifts. for lSA3.-Pnb,
Shed and sold al Nos ISL l2 Nassau street, New York
wholesale and retail; -