New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13
Gitp fntelIigence,

THURSDAY, January II.
CouRr OF SESSIONS the Recorder,
Judge Lynch, and Aldermen Underwood and Martin
TRIAl FOR FALSE PRETENcE.-Henry Pullen was tired
for obtaining property by false preences VIZ: gooos OF he
yalue of SIG u.s. from James Duncan of No. SAT Greenwich
street. consisting OF cotton balls, cords, &c, and poroh
o which amount was borrowed money, IN Inc inohlh o
june last The jury without leaving their seats louho 'ne
accused not guilty. .:,o,,
INDICTMENT FOR LIBEL-In the case OF Inc ho'c,n'e'n
of James Gordon Bennett, of the Herald or as aieseo
libel on Anthony Dey, John A Morre Esq oil counsel e
tered plea of not guilty and wished some day apsoeo
say Tuesday next, for the trial The Dlslfict Auoles
objected to this. and said the case must lake 'ne
course, in which the court concurred.
PLEAor GuILrY-Ebenezer Cave, indicted for forgery
in the I'd degree passing attempting 10 pass Que s
of counterfeit, on the Bank Sandusky, Ohio 10 ess's
Miles and wheelock on the Cd July last withdrew ms PIE"
Of not guilty and pleaded gully 10 the indictment ne ~"
remanded for sentence
Tp1n FOR GRAND LARcENY-Carl F. Stenecker was
tried for grand larceny stealing trunk OF clohFg s"u
eight doubloens and other money, worth slVoo ~
Brick, of No. 6s Cedar street, which was .aheh o @
board the shin Washington. Rewas found guilty, anu IT,
nlanded for sentence. ~ :, -
TRIAL FOR ANOTHER GRAND LARcENv.-!ames /" IN.
alias lanes c. Thomas tried Tor grand larceny ue
the Statute in stealing frem Samuel Cochran Oh rhiaoe
phie merchant, embroidered muslin, collars, &C WIZ
nearly $1,000 on the 26h June last Mr. Cochrsa was III
this CITY doing business leaving IN charge
who transacted he business, and only Khe" 'n"' 'e
months before the goods in his sore anu ceulo no.
tell except the statements &c OF bis cierA a' 'e 1a
NOT been sold and were stolen. Some 90 10 Sso worm
the goods were obtained by officer A. NJ c. Smith from Inc
prisoner at Towards Hotel which were found IN MS tuhh
viz 1874 pices embroidered collars &c when were
lifted by Mr.. Cochran. For defence James l. "oou W"
nosed that en- Saturday. the 18th June and on MONDAY Tue
s7th June, he the prisoner at Mr.. Ahes IA ohuIe.
in this cy never him before or since until YESTERDAY
Did not know where prisoner sunday the 1oih une
the day of the burglary and theft Mr. Aes oooA iaAe.
OF ao Wooster street, Geposed that the prisoner was M
shop 10 get his boots mended the last sa uroay IN june
He wasound guilty, and The court sentenced MN " ~ '
Prison tor 4 years and y months. -
Trial. FOR observation-disclosures Mosier implicated WIN
Henry Newman was Tried for burglary in the Sd degree
10 breaking n,o the store Emanuel B. Jones' 2sst oano
street and stealing theretrom stockings, @
OF the value OF about 500. The jury touEd INC prisoner
guilty and the court him 10 The Stale Prison or
wears and months The prisoner IN 1883 was convicted
OF burglary and pardoned before the expiration CT the SEN
tence.
TRIAL FOR GRAND LAncrNY.-ilenry Grimes coiored
man. was tried for grand larceny stealing 81 or 6o pieces
silver ware from John Howard at ilo~arPs Hoie-haV
ing taken not more than 10 pieces worm Se al one he
He was servant in the houss, and confessed 10 having
stole them and gave them another coored man named
Hall 10 sell, The urv found HIN guilty. and the court sen
fenced hin; 10 the State Prison for years ana inoInS.
RECEIVING Stolen Gooos.-Cambridse B. Hail. coiored
man. was tried Tor receiving the above stolen Ser winch
he confessed he received from Grimes. and SOLD. Mr
Bay deposed ,ba, he purchased from 50 TO 60 ounces OF
silver OF the prisoner up iao small pieces 'eruiet-
Guilty He sentenced the State Prison ior years
and months.
ARREST on BAIL PIECE. Richard Hobbs indie,eo lot
publishing indecent prints ard books, and whose recos
nirances had been forfeited arrested bail piece IN
wesehes,er county where he resides, brought into ih
court and committed for trial.
The court adjourned 20 II O'clock on Friday.
POLICE OrrlcE--SUNpRY THEFTs.-Mary
Burns arrested and committed for stealing velvet hat
worth 81 from William Wilson, No. lls Bowery. Eliza Van
Cot was committed for stealing twelve shlliugs worth OF
bedding Rachael Cummings 6, York street, Rachael
Lee arrested and committed Tor stealing Sc Emma
Williams IS Orange street. William Lea was committee
for stealing socks, worth IS, from John ley No.
7Caihayiue street. William Jones stealing
from the poke, OF Pudleoury in the
Charles Jencks committed oi stealing brushes,
breia &c. worth 81 Is from john Cra~ley, No. Calha
rine street.
RscEIvERJohr Scbaher, shoemaker, was arrested and
committed for having purchased 70, S. thirteen pairs Of
boots and shoes stolen from Downing iS Grecnwiehst
knowing them 10 be stolen
CouyrERr s,rlNG.-Davi Moss was arrested and CON,
miled charge of having passed two counterfeit notes
oneof IS The Broon,e county Bank TO c. H Rowe No
3S Pilt street.
MORMON IN TRouBLE.-A man Of The Mormon faith
nansd Joseph sebse, with hs wife who had no children