New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07

swan but the Captain would not allow The boat 10 he
.rsa or the vessel TO be hove to. The Captain
r,ed and i'll probably be examined tomorrow (Tues.
csy} forenoon.
rorsrr CeuRf.-This Court met to-day, pur-
,ypt 10 adourn,ne Mt, Judge gshbeer In the Chair, 70
oer lis decision The cnargss preferred cy the Met-a
,n.. flor improper condoctl agans! DR.. Jackson Some
- me members being desirons OF more time previous To
s,,,ne conclusion the nbject, the was further
aoarnsd 10 Monday. the 10th insl al O'Clock The &C.
d by the provisions of the staiutc is deprived OF the
,igb TO practice during the pendeney of the charAes
f,orsr OF SEss1oNs--Before the RECORDER,
r,,oe LYNCH and AldermeR SMl1E and GEDNsY
cyssr Day CT THE TEsm.-GRASp JuRy.-The follow.
@ gentlemen comprise the Grand Inquest for the City and
cors,y OF New.York David D. Crane, Foreman George
sbsl Caleb srusb Joseph Cbaserlan, Christopher Della
- Jeremiah Dodge, Hiram u Forester, James Halsey,
Lanes C. Hso:a, Henry Heiicnack, Cornelius 6. Jaco.
bn James Kelly, VIM Mon,ress, Lord Nash, Peter Ram
.sv Joeph Rudd, Absha Smts, Samuel Waterbury, IA
cob A. Westerveit-I9
d,e end The that would before them for their
consideration and dec plon.
he lis, of Petit Jurors then called over and Of
s,snr,n1oned only 81 appeared to serve.
Fines were imposed upon the dsfaultipg Grand and ee:;
Jurors.
eRAsp LARcEsY-Jobn Donovan was placed upon trial,
charged uh grand larceny, in stealing bank bills and sill
yer coin amounting S2o also two silver pencicases
The property of John Hawkins of No. 3o
Acquitted.
BvaGLAsY.-John Taylor, impleaded with James c..
Burns and Thomas wray was tried for burglary in the
third Degree In b-cakag into the harness akiug shop
Thomas OBucknaster 2i7 Hudson street, the night OF
the 9Th 10Th Of June last, and stealing ,heeirom 10
Of harness horse blankets, whips, boots and shoes &c., OF
value 0! $780, part of the property Subsequent
N recovered at The footot HouSiosree The Jury iouno
hin not y. There lour other indictments or bur
glary against Taylor, Burns and wray from which Taylor
discharged on lis parole recognfance Tie 9th
CT two had previously been tried and acquitted.
PETIT LARcgNY-John Donovan, tried as above for
grand larceny, tried again charge of peiarceny
stealing cloak worth $40 from Margaret Mcker, Of 500
cbefrystrest The Jury fourd binl guilty, and was re
minded 10 be tried on another Indictment
FAMILY PICTURE.
FORGERY THE SECOND DEGsEE.-Mary Shepherd
The molher-alaw of Honora Shepherd whose husband
and three sons in tie Prison for counerieng
vas tried for Forgery in The second degree attempting
pass SO counterfeit bill the Exchange Bank Of saleu
Mass to Charles l.. Wooley, Stanton Attor
neysree for meat, The 2l9t OF January last. On
being told was bad, she said she would 20 home TO Gin
ou4treet and requested the bill be returned which
re.ed and she then paid left her basket and said she
wulld back aad get IL She was s.ealihily followed
and instead Of going homc went into suspected house in
RiyiDgion street. where lived named Charles Jcroe
man Mr. She'll and Mr.. Duff watched The house from
IL O'Clock at night, and saw some 20 or so males and ie
pales going and coming OUT of whom followed
ana seen TO pass similar bills The watch then
formed Of the facts, and the accused several others
rested The Jury able 10 agree, and The Courl
took recess to O'Clock, 2. NJ.
POLICE OFFIcE.-PAsslHG A COUNTERFEIT
Bl.L-A young woman named Eliza Campbell
rested charge OF having, Saturday evening, attempt
ed 10 pass 80 counterfeit bill The Tadesncn's Bank
this cy OF clerk OF Patrick Dcke, OF No. 4l3 Broadway,
in payment for castor Oil when told the bill was bad
she attempted to escape, but was lodged in The watch
house In her examination day she slated that she
sided in Ridse-street near Rvhston, sewed for living
Ic but could tell where she got the bill AS she had
been up before similar charges She was committed