New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04
Citn Enteiliuencc.

Nlu INlttiUCltlC.
FRIDAY, March 5.
Us. CIRCUIT CoURT.--Bclorc Judge Belts.
Tg1AL or JAMES SHEpHERp, COUNTERFEIT
IYc TIE CoIN TIE UNITED SrATES-On being ARA gn.
ed be pleaded guilty. ,Ie quite yourg nan,
horid. fair prXiou.
Dl Watson in opening tic behalf OF The prose-
cu,su stated that the indictment brought under the
2h section OF tie act of 1926 by which il provided that
any rersc who shall falsely make forge, be
made or in making, any American or foreign gold
silver coin, shall he punished by fine exceeding S5000
or Imprisonment not 10 exceed 10 years
The principal witness for the prosecution
Nchoiss Coye-Hc stated that he weaver; is
quained With Shepherds first him in the month Of OC
reside in Cannnn-strce and hc and his wife
rrd with about ;hr-c weeks in November; lie lived in
Broomestrecl went there 10 DQuie for my wife the
door fastened when went, bl; opened instantly
my knocking Shepherd, Parae and another person
there, and about TO retire. seeing that my wife
There hu, Parker called me in to drink some brandy.
llle cap fire. and my pcions reused,
aSi la heard before tha. Shepherd used to councr
feing. Parker said 10 him. Gods sake quit that Shep
Ec replied that he mut quit il, his uld was hot The
eaDss OF shepherd residing with me afterwards was lie
and asked me To lei him bring his wife, he
had been removed from he basement in Brooc and
wlshed stay but day did ncl cons:Bt bnt al
aids found them there when came home. aso
knew OF his coun,eeiling at my hausc ame in oae d'y
the orenopn and he al .'oth hc bad scme dimes,
pieces matc, ana had used up all his metal,
which avery superior kind. Two olher men made
their appearance the the ,u:e who were acqaa-
tan mine. There general scramble on the part
OF hisclf wife, and my wife, conceal the mould anu
counterfeit dimes and tkiRgs used Officer Smith
there three or four weeks was there when the
oi:er the mould and other articles were found IN
Ely wiis's bed had tod OF the circumstance pre-
,ious TO their coming in Shepherd there three weeks
bat il was continually OF qnarrellng 10 ge him OUT
as had eidered him DO. tie had gone away prev-
Gus 10 the officer coming 10 the house did net keep al
exact o! the ;me as supposed had S9 cea o.
all the connection DO not kno" 10 whom The diilhs oc'
onged but supposed the moulGs beoDged TO him. never
had tnen, my hand but supposed they were the same
that he had. is showed the dimes is f-sl l!nie ana
said ii would give him S25 he would learn me to make
such told him that would not give him cent, Tor any
one must be fool who could be imposed oa by them "hal
he made afterwards Of Superior kind saw him put
io melal mould, and cam. VI The resemblance OF
dime am native Of Ireland, and have been in ths conn
Try is or IA years. my wife, believe that intro
duced me 10 Shepherd in BroomeStreet IL was IN 'hs
forenoon when l first saw him work My object in go
ing 10 his house to see if my wife wss there.
The witness underwen; close cross examination by MI
Benedict, but nothing of importance was elected
Mrs Coye in her ,es1 uony SAID She first suw shepherd
at her hou Elizabeth in Juy, where she hen
lived. He showed her dime, and said he would learn
how ic cake them. kept the mouds found with
her or Shepherds board, as She supposed ne con-
si!rrsd h.rn of and would redeem them.
Two or three witnesses Produced, who tesihed Ia
vocaby 10 Coyle character for integrity and grntra
good cOndact.
a vo,ny woman named Elizabeth Simpson, who had
lived al the house Broome street. testified 10 having been
s,Mrs Coyles and seeing counterfeit dimes there
A little girl named Jane Green who stated herself 10 be
aNer of Shepherds @ and niece TO Parker testified TO
being the house of Coye and seeing him sitting by The
ire and running something into mould maae out OF pias
Ter nar, He threw mould and ladle. on seeing her
coming behind the fireplace His daughter Ann had some
the peces-one 81. and the olhef Iod piece.
saw Mrs Coy give An the pieces TO 80 out anu get gro
ceres and Ann wanted 60 with her, bu,l would not
did not know OF Honora Shepherd being in Tie onos or
she so, out, ve.i so far up town. had oeen iii
about months ago, Red Bank, and staid h'e "he
before goiog Shepherds lbl Broone street, ard
also lew days Mrs Coyle's Shepherd was ihsre 100
Ul.T tesliueny was given, by which IL appeared that
Cnylr and his lie live together, and that hirs
c. has been idsned in passing or allud!n 10 he pass
Ing OF bn4 money.
The t,,ai " il! be continued this day, Saturday.
CorSrY CoUKr.-This Court met to pass upon
charges preferred by Medca Society against Dr. Gas
JAeksoa Tor misconduct in his profession TOR producing
abort on IN tue person ShdatS, IN 1910 10" which
he II led sentenced 10 tue CITY frison ior siA
ynns The law crealing the Medical society provides
that ohisds of tie mebers are opisoh
against their number et gross X ncrshce ot seo"
duct in his pIocssion OF immoral conduct or habits are
ouuded tho Fre,den, OF The Society shall deii'er
copy o! Tue charges the D;rl- Attorney, whose uuty II
shall 10 present them before the County Court, wlsch
shall lpqare the matter and, ii iound 10 oe 'ae' ue
ca, the Offending party be expelled Tor ever from p.ac
tn his Slac, suspend hia Ter such Time as 'ney
may H. Mr. Whiting appeared Tor the pfosecu'lnn'
M Nagle for the defence The latter cohtcndea hat
h Client having already punished could not be inr-
ther proceeded ains The testimony al The SeS.
eeaG and The Court Adjourned 10 Monday when
the decisoa Will be rendered
COURT or COMMON PLEAs.-Bsiorc Judge
ULsnoxYfGR
Arc!i5aLd Garrison George Sn,i:h aud John s Jon.
k~,-Rrrtev,n Edward Garrison hired OF Hr Smith the
pemse. No Division street. but rele 10 his btoier the
pairuf aad boarded with hun. The whole subsequently
m9ved 10 Broome-steet, where defendants fol owed
with laudsoi's warrant. aud levied on furniture Ach
bald cp!ey lie produced testimony TO show that the
tuga.u.e belonged his.. Verdict for plaintiff Ia The
ar,,uni OF she furniture and $50 ansgcs MesTs Holmes
White for plaintiff MesS-s Dewnt and Mitchell lo
DEFENDANTS.
Jaha Rc5asoa vS .4ntlony Ba:lloa.-D emsnd Tor flag
sing sidewalk house built by defendant in Ihir3
street, bstwe en- Avenues and y, witch MIR Bullion ssy
should have paid oy The contractors who failed before
ths house fn:skea Verdict for plaintiff, Sb2 81
Theodore Caasot Francis ~. Lassak and John s. Jsn
ns-Acon Of IT tp.vu, where Dir Lassak seized s'ocR
OF EreecL flowers Gc Al 70 john-suset, under landlords