New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12
CITY INTELLIGE NCE
MONDAY, December p.

MONDAY, December y.
T. S. CIRCUIT CoURT-Before Judge Belts.
A HARD CASE, TRULY WHAT NEx1 l-Jesse Hoytrs.
Edward CuztsAction by the late against the present Col
lecto to S,l7ee and interest being per cent
bonds which in the Custom.House the time of plain
1is leaving and collected maturity by the present Col
The Court charged that the Collector of the port
entitled salary Of 81 600 year. and cannot claim be-
yond that amount Verdict for defendant.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Before Judge Vanderpoel...
NuisAncE-GREEs HlDrs. &c.-Blauyet Black, and
ohersThe plaintiff defendant for nuisance IN &C.
cupyng building No 42a Rudsonstresr (adoinng one be-
longing 10 plaintiff depository for green hides and iat
the smell which offensive as TO coPei Ten
al house plaintiff move cut last summer ne
Jury found that the articles carried and et Oh the premises
were nuisance ard returned verdict IN favor o planf
for $3.50 damages and CENTS cost.
CoURT OF SEssroNs.-Beore the Recorder, AL.
dermen Rawson and Waterman.
Jonas B. Philips, Esq District Attorney. ad interim
NoLlE PRosEauI entered in The Of Alfred Low
ert indicted for obtaining cargo of coal from William
Yates, of Albany, by false pretences.
Ta1A1 For R1oT.-William Sexton, implicated with Da.
vd Reaton and Mark Thomas indictment for riot on
the 4th Of June lastte two last namzd having been
arrested The charge however mol anyway brought
home him by the evidence and the sy found hin not
guilty
SON. coored men, tried for stealing barrel continuing
40 gallons of Holland gin valued $50 from the of
Francis Lnneman of White and Church streets
They were found gulty and sentenced the State Prison
for years each.
ANOTHER GRAND LARcENY-Jeremiah Sprggs colored
man, tried for stealing overcoat from Edward e.
Delayan, and another from Lone G. Mckells, No %
Greenwich.srree, He found guilty of petit larceny
only stealing and sentenced 10 the Peniten
ary for six months
ANOTHER GRAND LARCENY William Smith tried
for stealing four pieces of Mousne de Lame worth $40 lS
from the wagon of Pardon W. Kenyon, in the street Not
guilty. Rsulanded to be tried a indictment.
TRIAL FOR BuReLARY-Wam Mulligan, mpeaded
with William JONES' tried for breaking into the store
and dwelling house of Abby and Hester Oakley, No II
Carmne street. and stealing Pougee haudkerchef, ladies'
gloves sewing silk &c Of the value Of l5O He ound
guilty. and sentenced the State Prison. for ten years
AsorHER-Wiam Jones impleaded with Mulligan IN
the burglary Of the above then Tried and acquitted
TRIAL FOR RMANsLAuGHrER.--CharesF F. lsineprse
then put upon his trial for nasaugher in the ist degree
in having caused the death Of Abraham Burger by stabbng
on the Odd Of September last The jury empanneed
aud the djourned.
The Grand Jury came into with number Of bills
aud retired again TO resume their official duties
POLICE OFFlcE-SHoPLIFTING. Smith
was committed for stealing 80 yards Of Asno om Msssrs
Mabbet, s. AIuiligau, 29 Greenwich street
Thomas Riley, boy caught and committed Tor
stealing YES, from the store Of Aknson Jacobs Maiden
Lane.
| RoBsiSo 4 MONEY DRAwER.-A boy named Andrew
Weaver arrested and charged with having broken open
the money drawer of Andrew Johnson of the Bowey
| and Bayard.street
AcriNa THE OFFIcER.-A man named James Murphy,
pretending be officer without the form Of law on Fn
day evening arrested Thomas Goldng of 35
telling the latter he charged with the theft of dozen
| pair Of gloves SC. He took Goding the Upper Police
Office but before the Magisrrates-,hen led him to the
A,henum Broadway and then tothe door Of the Halls OF
Justice where he took security in SAL appear at the
store 42 Beaver the morning. where Goding
went confident in his innocence and found Murphy bu,
nothing further DONE and Godng finding thar Murphy
officer, comp ainel ct the Police and caused him
be arrested and he h.ld bail in 81 900 the
| misdemea1or.