New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-15
Gitp fntelligence.

City fnteIligenee.
TUESDAY, Feb IA.
JUDGE KENT.-We regre. TO learn that this distinguished
gent eman is confined 10 his house by sudden attack OF ill
ness, Produced believe, by cold. The Circuit
Court in consequence has been adjourned Friday
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Defore Judge KENT.
John S. Eduards David Reynold-The plaintiff dur.
ing the last spring. purchased the furniture interest of
Morehouse Hustled, in the North American Hotel, paying
$40 The deendan, of the building issued
landlords for $500 due the back rent, The
plaintiff brings action for damages the ground that Mr.
Reynolds agreed 10 levy for the back till after the
Ist of May whereas lie did Saturday, the SOlh of
April considerable portion of the property sold at
sacrifice. The defendant pleads justification. Thiscase
was commenced Monday and adjourned 10 yesterday,
but further postponed Friday in consequence of the ILL
CT Judge Kent, No other will be taken up till
the meeting OF the adjourned Circuit Monday week.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Bcforc Judge OAKLEY
Helen Sophia Lisrenard and others Rcber! Stewart
Mr. Lspenard, SEN about the 1900, owned farm
the then suburbs OF the city, extending from about Arho
nystreet, west Of Broadway, 10 the creek running from
The collect in Cen,restreet to The Hudson which has been
filed up, and is Canas,reet. The creek crossed
at Broadway by stone bridge. The mansion house Of
Mr. stood on the HILL near Desbrossesstreet He
brewer and had extensive works the creek and also
ropewalk near where Hudsou.street is Mr. Robert
and bis brother Alexander L., who, the time of bis de-
cease devised to him his immense esates clerk 10
him. IRobert, believe, has wife, but children i
Alexander h. that time frequently went TO the house Of
Mr. Lpenard when he was fortunate enough TO obtain the
affections OF Mr. LIS daughter Sarah and married her. 81
though il said with the appreciation, the time, Of
This laid the foundation of the wealth
he possessed the time Of his decease. Alice Lspenard,
who resided with Mr.. Stewart for some time previous to
her death appended her mark will leaving him sole
heir e her real and personal estate The present trial.
already stated is break the WILL being conended TINT
Alice had been an beci!e from her BIRTH and incompetent
tn devise her property Several persons gave evidence
tending substantae the decaraou and the C0urt adj
iourped to tomorrow "wednesday forenoon.
DEc1sloN-Ip the case of Sanford Scott, the Court
dec de that papers fled any period through the term
are in season, whether the Court has adjourned or not
VICE CHANCELLOR COURT. = Before Vice
Chancellor McCoUN.
Ellen NJ Bel vs. Jared IT. Bel.-Ordered that the de.
PENDANT pay complainant 81 per week amony as recon-
mended by the master, pursuant to decree
Jas H. Rooeuel., ercr. &c. Catherine Carroll ard
others-ReIaive TO store No. Ferry-Stree- Ord,red
TIA The defendants have leave 10 amend their ans en-
Frankln S. Kinney vs.. Samuel F. Halsey and rje-alo
ton of f. Phipson rent OF stores Nos % and ~ Front
street denied.
Mareure. Lindsay VS. Thomas Hyatt Prosper NJ. Wet.
uy. Daniel p Inerahan Samuel ID. jackson and sthers
Bill requiring defendants pay bond o SooU glVenh
1925 by The U. S. Lombard Association, with Costs
Eliyn r. Grain, admy. &c. Jas Arfhsr and Reoen
REORGANIZATION for INJUNCTION against the defendant Row
ley denied, with leave 10 complainant 70 rene" 'e nv
ten, &c.
U. S. DIsrRlcr CoURT.-Before Judge BETTs
This opr, opeued to-day for Jury trial. and szure case
was commenced but not completed, when The court ad
journed.
GENERAL SEssIoNs-Before the RECORDER,
Judge LYNCH, and Aldermen cnoLlus and JONES' ".
STRANG, ESQ Acting District Attorney.
KEEPING DIsoRpERLY HousE.-Frederick Miliman,
keeper OF German porter house III Broad"ay near Esn
street. was led Tor keeping deroery ana ro'
ors house and of being in the constant habit o violating
the sabbath perm itlipg dancing gambling Oh that day
in his premises For defence several witnesses !esun
in the neighborhood testified that The above houe was o
disordcriy one. Verdct-Not gui!Iy
FoRcERY-Calherine Beamer alias Moore YVES placed
upon ea tor having passed S. counterfeit bill OF inc
land County Bank Conn the dry goods Store ." Lee =
Price $50 Greenw ch. The Jury alter an absence
Of about TWO hours returned San their inability agree
and were discharged. They were equally DIVIDED
ANOTHER CASE OF FoRGERy.-John Rhodes was tired
for forgery the second degree in having on the hg u
The 18th of January last passed s. counterfeit OH OF ING
Blacason Canal Bank of Providence, h l. TO Lnad Z,
Heath of No 2e7 Grsndsreet II was proved also INA,
he passed similar i'll Benz amin CaDarclo, al NO i4z
Grapdsrset the night, and that he likewise passso
similar bill to Mrs. Ann Hagadom, clerk oil Benjamin Aoo
OF No leg Division street, receiving upward OF u
The prisoner Is naive OF
old last September The jury found him Gully, recors'
mendng mercy and the Court sentenced HIM to ihe
Stale FIVE years, the shortest time aowea by
TRIAL roa GRAND LARcESY-james Williams was tired
for grand larceny, stealing the store OF Henry Grazse
No i6 Pearl street, airing apparel worth $Ss Verdict
Guilty OF petit larceny only. Sentenced 10 The fenea
tiary for months
| BuseLAsY-Josephj johnson and Isaac Taylor, blacks
we, ried for burglary in the third degree in breaking IN
10 The cellar occupied by Mr.. James Goodwin South St
ON The night of the 10Th January, by wrenching Cd The
n,docs The property, consisting OF knives, razor &c
was subsequently found in possession OF the prisoners
h. pry found them both Guilty. and they were sent
| the State Prison for years aud months
! es.sn LARcssy.-James Gallagher alias Curry va
tried for grand larceny in stealing from the store OF Dan
iel Owen. si2l Graad.strec,, clothing OF the value
ss So The complansa, had had large quantity OF eloh
ing taken from in from, of his and he adopea an In
senious mode 10 detect hi. To the end OF tne corr
which tied up the articles he attached oc, Wnien oeih
rung The case in question the man was caught IN 'he a
The jury found him Guilty. and the Court sentenced nu
to the State Prison for years and s months.
i RECEIVING STOLEN Goops.-Pet.r Mccauley was uie'
for being the receiver OF stolen goods. Not guilty
Il Adjourned pftii "Wednesday al IL O'Clock.