New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-21
Gitp InteIIigsnee.

CIRCUIT CoUaT.-Before Judge KENT
John Currne and Merry Elisabeth his U.s. James 6.
FINN This action the part OF Mrs c. recover
oochird e house and flo, No. 7G Diversified, in right of
dover WIDOW of James Kerrigan, formerly merchant
tailor in Chathamsreet aluded to yesterday Mr.. Bra
ey offered prove that the property had been transferred
10 Kerrgsn by Finn merely in trust, bat the Court would
permit him ID do the deed being regular and not to
be disputed in OF law. Effort was then made to
show Mrs Curran formerly Mrs Kerrgan) be an alien,
and therefore NOS entitled to dover authorized bring
suit She formerly named Cowan Witnesses testified
to having beard her declare that e bern in Ireland
bat came here very young it shown that she had
been naturazed The Jury considered tha, the proof
OF alenship had been made Out, and found for defendant
Afton Miller Henry RoeI1oelL-Case of Assault and
Baery-Damages laid nj $1,000. The parties some
what celebrated proprieoIS Of circus horses &C. and
had dispute relative to the 26h of February last
Miller states that between 10 and II O'Clock that evening
be led horse up TO the Circus gate at 81 Bowtry, when
Rockwell approached and struck him, giving him
severe blows cutting bis face &C. the marks OF which
remained for months, and he conaed to his room
]oor IL days Tie case will be concluded this forenoon
MARINE CoURr.-Before Judge HAMMOND
Nicholas E. b. Snyder Thoma, B. St;nun s-Action
TO the value of horse which backed off the pier OF
the Noyelty Works Owned by the deendantS and was
drowned. The plaintiff POUNDS his action the string
piece OF tho pier being azd low. appeared tho,
the animal bad been placed ia the of named
Michael Carr TO haul COAL and that he managed back the
horse of twice that day the first time disengaged
from is harness and rescued. The accident parity
caused BY the unskiifuness Of Carr, he getting mmed
acy in font of The borses head when commenced back
ing aud endeavoring with both hands bold il by the
bride. The jury found for defendant.
COURT OF SEssIoNs.-Before the Recorder,
Judge Lynch and Aldermen Under wood and Martin.
NoLLE PRossqUI.-In the case Of VILLAIN Gantz-in.
diceI with ohers Tor stealing Quantity OF valuable lace
from McNamee g. Co. in Wjllah.sree-oa motion Of T.
M. Smith Jr., Esq, of Counsel nole proseQu
tered the defendant having been twice tried and the Jury
not agreeing upon verdict.
SENTENcEs.-The Court proceeded to pronounce
tence upon different persons as folows:-
James Egeron, convicted of Burglary the second de.
gree, was sente aced TO ths State Prison five years.
William T. Ross, State Prison years and six months
He came ont from England with letters from Barring Bros
Go. TO Prlme, Ward King, and soon after commenced
a career Of swindlEg.
W R,si'om Dnger, convicted Of Rape on Ann Muir.
ply on the Sd OF December in the Broadway Cottage was
sentenced to the STATE Prison for fifteen years.
Charles Shepherd, Ia dealer in counterfeit money-Stae
Prison seven years AID SIX months.
Ebenszer Cave (anolber dealer in counterfeit money!
State Prison five years.
Michael J. Saenger, convicted of Forgery-Sate Pri
four years and nine months.
Carl T. Sernecker, convicted of Grand Larceny-state
Prison two years.
preences-Sta,e Prlsor two years.
Mary Skinher-Pett MISUNDERSTANDING six months
Henry +. Feld-Penitentiary three menths for Petit
Larceny and hsee other months for Assapl, and Battery.
John Cralg-Penicnary six months, for Assault and Bat.
terry on Elizabeth Moore.
Cornelius Ryan convicted by confession of selling obscene
prints, beng poor man, the City Prison
Tor thirty days only.
Charles Thomas-Assau and Battery-Fined SIS, and to
stand committed until the fine is paid
The other sentences postponed until next Term.
TRIAL TOR ASSAULT AND BArTEKY.-James and Peter
Shekey tried for Assault and Battery on Stewart
Scott The Jury could agree and were discharged.
nole proSe9p entered
ASSAULT ON WATciIMAS.-John Kahn pleaded guilty
to the charge of assAung Walchman Judgement was
temporarily suspended.
FORFEITED Recommendation Wilson and Lu.
Gus G;ia indicted for Forger, in the second degree
severaly failing appear for trial. their recognizance
forfeited.
who took the Bail, aud who are the Bondsmen.l
SELLING oa-cENE PRISrs-Richard Hobbs con-
voted OF selling obscene prints, and fined $50
SPECIAL SEssloNs.-Before the Recorder and
Aldermen Underwood and Martin.
Thomas McGpus was tried for ling 30 pairs of socks
Mary Butler ami Lucy Phillips, stealing from s r. Kel.
logg Co. cambria handkerchief-Guilty; City Prison
icdays each.
William alien stealing from Hubbard Co. Two boxes
osoap, worth So 5o-GuiIy; Penitentiary two moRths
Patrick r.ainor, Assault and Battery upon Thomas Con-
ran r'abbng him with knife in the and neck Also
sa,6bDg John kegan-Grilty; Pentenliary six months
Francis Lauhar, stealing from Matthew Byrae hog
worth SiG-Guity; Pentenary six months
Sarah Green, stealing from Caroline Holmes two smooth.
Ing lrons-Gniliy; City Prison 10 days
ChnS Masien, stealing Two pair OF panaloonS from Lew is
Philips-remanded for sentence.
WIN VIM M Waters and Thos REYNOLDS stealing from Ann
w,Reynalds adjudged euiy-Psneutiary months
Henry Smith, black, stealing from Mary Gordona cam
Or. cloak, worth ss-guty-psa.en,sry msn,hs
peces-not guilty.
Patrick Gallagher, assault, and battery upon Nathaniel
sn,,a-guty judgement suspeadsd aud be DISCHARGED
Alice Bnntey, stealing irosa Sarah Ann Auelan mutt
worth Ss-aceuitted.
Francis Denard, black, stealing from the light ship
quantity OF salt provisions &c-gui!ty; Pententiary six
Patrick Corning convicted of stealing Penitentiary
nou,hs.
Barney ana James Finnegau, father son, stealing
nom Michael Wogan So nom the money drawers father
acquitted aud the Jane to the House of Refuge
Daniel Hagserty, stealing from Thomas jones cloth
evsrSoat warth SIS guilty; Penient airy months
Julia Peterson black stealing from Sarah Collins dress
worth g.: guilty; Peni,en,iary months
James Wilson, stealing from the Police Office 50 pounds
assaton werth 81 So guilty, Penits4ii.ry months
james R. LiyersoD black. sta5b;ps Caleb Cay, also col
eet, With &ae: guilty, Peniten,iary months
several persons were discharged for want OF witnesses 10
appear agatns, them.
adjourned until Monday next.
PoulcE Ogrlcg-ARaEsTEp FOR BURGLARY.
iwobaeSs named Joseph Johnson and Isaac Taylor bur-
saoasy entered the cellar of the occupied by Jas
eooawin Southreet the night OF the 18th inst, sJ
ench!ng OF the paddock aud stole quantity OF knives
sescieS rasors combs, &C. valued at S5, and portion
!he PROPERTY subsequently found in possession OF the
p..sshetS. The prisoners were fully committed
iaErTs -jam.s W iIlams arrested for stealing a
Nooa saw tom AlpheaS Rogers
feiHp Green and Charles Mcafas;en were also arrested
n, eoTed for purioning cloth overcoat from Samuel
= N'is, d ofange.street.
orPER PoLIcE.-A MELANaE OF MlscHIEF.-
cues Murphy, toy, arrested and committed for
ssssng IS IS from The money drawer OF Messrs Haig
seti No. SIS Greenwich-street.
slederick Parker arrested and co@ned for steal.
ae main sheet of the sloep Maria Hannah, worth SII
een she lying the foot OF Charles street He cut