New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-03
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II. S. COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE.-Jamcs SIC
Of the barque Louisa, examined for attempt
reae revolt but the testimony being Insufficient. he
yas discharged.
ctRcurr CoURr.-Before Judge KEHr
os.H = Cows Ems Foantcin-35oo gals whisky had
h.n furnished plaintiffs by defendant, sho resides
,,,ebirso) ia payment of bill o goods. The whisky
lower proof than had been a5reed upon. The plaintiff
a for the whole instead Of giving credit for what
s,1 bse received, which fatal Verdict FOR defendant
Covnr OF COMMON PlEAs.-Belore Judge
UlsHoEFfsR.
Eagle Foley ,lqlie ,qrsGnt end Fsrd. Ftatels-
TO les. whether defendant Faiels partner OF Madame
atsans in the French millinery % p!a,ts and
Roadway lear ClaInberie Jury considered that he was
30. Verdict for plaintiffs, $685..
MARINE CoURT--Before Judge SHERMAN
r4vara H. Hudson IS. Leonard Scoa.-The defendant
fsclosed mortgage he held the pfoperyo Nh Mason
~, Broadway repu5she Of the London Quarterly and
o,er works. The property re'erlned by Mr. Miller,
nader an assignment mode to him by Mason AID The whole
NOS, e6oiaed by petition Of Scott the Cont Of Chan
Mr.. Hudson claims tina, $3.50 worth Of the books
ka under the mortgage had been sold HIM b. Nr Mason
!, consideration Of counsel fees, and he brings action Of
rover for the value. Verdict for plaintiff SO.
CorRr or SEssloNs.--Before the Recorder and
A,dem Martin and T,ilou.
Jonas L. Pnillips, Esq. District Attorney pro lem.
TRlAL FOR GR,Ho LAEcZSy-AlargaGet Turner aud
lanes ans, coored persons tried FOR having stolen
silver ware gold watches clothing &c. worth $780, from
IA West 18th street the property Of s Mary Vanderyoor;
and others. Part Of the property recovered by Mn
SHARKS The female prisoner Of complainant
The Jury found them both guilty aud the Court sentenced
Margaret 70 the State Prison for years Yhere had
been berofe aud Adams for years, (his first ofence
AyoruEn GRAvp LARcENy.-sa.nuel Davis, colored
bow was tried for stealing 5000 gold and silver from Will
liam wilkins also colored l67 Mercer The Jury
found the prisoner not guilty This prisoner was acquitted
owing 10 the nonattendance of the trial though subpGnied,
of Alexander Smith constable Of the 10th Ward to whom
e boy had made full confession Of his guilt. The Court
ordered an affidavit TO be made Of the of subpoena
this Witness that he might be attached for contempt of
COur, in obeying its process
FoRcERY.-Bridget McMahon and Catherine J. Beaner
were red for forgery the I'd degree in having the
ing Of the 9th August passed So counterfeit bill puport
ing T. b. OF the Agricultural Bank Of H-riimer David
Cuamole Of 597 Broadway, payment of IS pence for
!ambler, The had much other good money in small bills
possession, but Insisted on having this changed The bill
had been altered from the Agricultural Bauk Of Toronto
nonexisiing institutions. There FROM $40 TO $50 in
good noaey taken from them the watch-house The jury
found both the accused not guilty.
The Court then al ourned to Tuesday, II o'clock
POLICE OFFlcE-PAssING COUNTERFEIT Mo-
named Jacob Debaun, to-day arrested by
Officer Lowe charged with having the 10Th September
passed $40 counterfeit bill the Union Bank Of this
city, TO Capt George w Winner Of the schooner Isabella
III payment wood the property Of Joseph P Cowdey
for whom Capt. Winner sold tito Deb4un, the occ0sedwho
committed to answer.
BuncLAnrrs.-The house of MrJas soutawick, No %
Dencey street, broken into Sunday night and pair
of gold spec2ces, large silver spoon, table and
STOLE besides other artelrIe burglar, escaping
The dwelling of Mr. tohn 3. Glover No ll6 Chambers
street, broken ON Friday night last and large
Der of silver spoons sto'en-tIe thief escaping.
On the same night the dwelling No i7 Delaney
as rings breastpns, bracelets earrings &c solenno trace
Of the thief obtained
UPPER POLICE OFFlcE.-STEALlNG MONEY
Augustus NJ l.. Pinch arrested by Officer j. s. Smith
for having stolen $50 bank bills and $40 silver coin from
the premises of Frederick Benz, 237 Tenth s!rset Part of
recovered
BURGLARY OF VEssEl--A colored man named Antlio.
nv Johnson on Saturday night O'Clock, broke the
bin of the schooner lacc Oakley George Marshall master
while lying the foot of lie Roy street and striking light
was proceeding rob the vessel The Captain however,
who was bed in the hold the fellow the cabin, by
means of communicating door fired at HIM with pistol
loaded with sug aud shot and wounded him severely the
neck aud breast The burglar then fled pursued by the
Captain who with some citizens, arrested and lodged hin
the watch house.
RosBlYc SLEEpEn.--A young named Michael Do.
aovan Jr aged 10 OF Ireland butcher arrested
for having stolen is soveregns from the panaloon pocket o
Samuel Fuuna of Sth street while the latter asleep II
rope walk nidnight the OF 9th street aud is
or the money SIS in silver found ON the
cused (who denied the h.ft) He SAID he took the
s3S from his fathers panaioons hanging IN his ROOM and
committed.
STEALING SHoEs-John Hagan WAS arrested and com
mited for stealing pair of gaite boot. and pair Of shoes
worth SO from the OF Amos upham No 22l Beecker
street.
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Of this well known medicine Cor the of Dyspepsia, and
the variety Of Nervous Diseases, Headache Sea Sickness
Loss Of Appetite. &c, by bringing forward testimony from
individuals appear like similar elliott to prove
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and lover of his country. Yet the
parallel for there much imposition pracsed the
present age raise the wind the shape of cure-a that
sponsibe person thar of the hnbuS description.
give The doubling public confidence In II, With this view
give he following excellent recommendation:
Copy of letter from Col F. H. Emoe, eNNember OF Con-
ss aud actual President OF the Bank Of the STATE OF South
Carolina dated
CHARLESTON, July Is, 1913.
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have used II for more than IN family and nave
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Several of my friends, whose use had RECOMMENDED IT.
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