New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-09
Gitp SntelliSeIee.
60, 81 90,
WEDNESDAY, March

CIRCUIT CoURr.-Before Judge KENT.
George ". Pomeroy vs.. John H. Capitalization for
SANDER, damages laid $4,000, alluded yeserdayH
appeared in evidence that The check which had been forged
upon the Mechanics Banking Association was for 81 500,
purporting have been drawn By Messrs. c. i g. W.
Gwyuu. The man who the boy with ii remained at
Pines OF Pine Nassau-seets and received the
jSmoaey from him when he returned He borrowed t0cents
from Mr.. Pine pay the boy. Mr.. Ogden T. Edwards,
hide and leather dealer testified the checks being found IN
Mr. Pomeroys 10 bave been genuine that he haa
known him from boy, and spoke highly Of him. Mr. The
odore stated Mr. p 20 be cousin OF his DE eau
tened Mr.. Cornell the me that the Charge was un'
founded Wen, bail Tor Mr P. Mr. George g. Smith ieS'
tilted Mr.. Cornell coming into The office OF Mr. Charles
Leupp with the checks nquiring for the OF Mr. Ed
wards He stated that he had caught the forger, and that
it Mr. Pomeroy Mr.. p OF the trR of Lee, Saw.
age Co. Mr. Sokeiy the officer, testified to arrestiEg
Me- his boarding ia Dey'strec to which be had
been followed by the boy who drew the check ana accused
Mr. Poneroy of being the man who gave it TO him. He
kept in buk er's office at4 Waseei, and b accused
Others before fastening 20 Mr. Ponery Evidence was
permitted order show thai Mi Cornell had grounds
for suspicion proving that Sir P. had deposited $1,000 IN
November although he had kept uch accoun, for
lime before and Other checks had been forged
the Bank s. $50 and ST $780, protesting 10 be signed
by Niessrs Belding, during That month Mr. Pine and
gentleman Earle who resent testified that
Mr. Pomeroy the that borrowed toe half dollar
although he recmbled him. No person seems 10 have
known the guilty party. The ably summed upby
n,esrs Lord and OConnor and ater lucid charge from
the Court, the jury retired, who viii return sealed YER
! diet Tomorrow (Tnur:day) forenoon.
L. S. CIRCUIT CoURr.--Before Judge Belts.
TIE Grand Jury cam. into Court declaring that lhey
had i. aore the bin against Capt Robert Rice of the brig
Caroline Pratt, accused OF peTG.ittFg Of his crew
drown without atordng aid, &c Itappeared that twas
blowing gale wind the time, and that boat must
La re swamped immediately on being lowered
COURT OF SEssloSs-Before the RECORDER,
Judge LYNCH and Aldermen SMITH and GEDNEY.
A PLEA OF GuGLrY.-Chares Pearce indicted for
sau and battery upon Ann Murphy the Broadway Cot.
tage, Sd of December last, through his counsel
Thomas w Warner ESQ., Withdrew his plea of not guilty.
and plead guilty to technical assault and battery mas
much the accused being The barkeper OF the establish
neni had charge OF the place, it his duly eject
any person creating noise behaving dsorderiy
The Cour; received the plea and time was granted
TO allow aidav,s be put mitigation of punishment
BuEGLAEY--Wliam Norris and James Williams, the lat-
boy, tried for burglary in the third degree, in
breaking The hat ard cap store OF William W. banta
No. $50 Chatham street and stealing ttee!rom number oil
pieces OF silk hats money, &c, OF The total value OF S44
portion OF The sloen property sold N OraRgesreet
subsequently recovered. The jury found Norris guilty
he sstenced the State Prison Tor years and
MONTHS The boy Williams acQued and, alter Sc
we're admoniton from the Recorder discharged
PETIT LAEcESY-Joln McBraery tried for stealing
The property found auction store ia Chaiha.st
Nerdict-Not guilty.
BGAmY-John DC aiierty placed upon trial charged
with bisany having, the 9Th OF March, 1912,
married Miss Margaret Farrell by Rev. Henry Chase
while in July $780, he had married Margaret Quinon the
latter OF whom is still! living Tie defence set up was that
his :rs vile had been previously married, aad that
proof existed OF the DEATH except by of her husband
Guiplon thai in consequence the first marriage null
and VOID and II So that the second marriage being lawful
crime committed. The Court ruled that The
proof the first husband OF Margaret Oninon living
properly de7oYsd The accused party the party max
ing the plea The Jury found him guilty and the Court
sentenced him TO The State Prison years He laughed
the sentence and said he would marry another yet
FogrEITuREs.-Samuel Cromwell and James Lyon, in
diced for petit larceny, Matthew McAlear, Ann Mcaear
and William Sullivan TOR assaults and battery seyeray tail
ing appear and answer their reconizsnces were lo'
eIed live Us the and residences of all forfeited
| balls.
Adjourned to Thursday, Al II O'clock.
POLICE OFrIcE.-VIoLArleN OF THE PILOT
L.w.-Rober, Mentally arrested complaint Of Abner
Cowau Of No. l55 East Broadway who charged him With
having the 20h of February last, plotted the brig Alta
kapas sea- via Sandy Hook, without beng licensed p
msdenieanor.
SrEALIsG FROM HousE.-A femae named Agnes Cur.
ley was arrested and commit ed the Upper Police Office
pair panaloon worth together $50, from the house of
JOHN Lougee, the OF Seventh Avenue asd Eis
teenhsrtet, which were taken from her She left the
house.