New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-21
CITY fSTELLIGEScE
scpvR1oe CorRr-Before Judge Vanderpoel.

Scpvp,oa CorRr-Before Judge Vanderpoel.
ie sctoo alluded 10 Tuesday egains, the Equitable
Ia,nrace Company sui OCCUPIES the attention Of e oouF
II will b. concluded tins forenoon
Us. ClRcUIr CouRr-Betore Judges 1homp-
United States Jesse HoytThis Gaze Is Still on
.ons accounts ee examined and O'Clock the Court ad
journed 20 THURSDAY forenoon
CouKr OF CoMMoN PLgAs-Beiore Judge u
shoetfer
Th. Court afeI taking inquest adjourned 70 hufs-
day forenoon 10 o'clock.
GENERAL SgssfoNs.-Before the Recorder, Al
derren Purdy md Leonard.
TRI.1 ron As,AULr Asp BATrEEY WITH fsTESr TO
IoMNIr RAYE-The Coutt resumed the tfia OF hchfy
CetIvr charging him with aSs4nii ana DIX
tery with iatsnt rape Als nlasdz!ena hI's
L., NJ No 233 Broadway on the 2ls December last The
complainant stated that the accused came 70 her room tnf
her on the bed aud attempted the above offence he nus
band Francis HeiSsiet a.d WIN EhieD, swore thar my
the and discovered The parties thfs. h
discovered no criminal Mrs also sn7rs thdf ,ns
clothing Of both herself and Nh & were disaffenss 49,
aid her arms forcibly hId.
The dfee nar altogether different coorHg To the al.
fair II appeared BY The witnesses INTRODUCED on oea -
,he accused tha; the tiEaie was 'rfslge som ~, -
preyiousy In oder extoTt money IRON the
she came 70 his or. the afternoon Of the 2isl DECEMBER
..d after daylag while with bi invited by nor al
the testimony Of the scegsed eTe
before the Cont ard her statement gwen at me foiles VI
fee ard before the Grand jury
II was proved that HeseI aud his wife and kblen and
wife came over TO this country the eage Of the ship
Kens!ngton Their bad conduct board the vessel was @
tilted 10 BIZ Madame Louise Meeker, John Becou and o1.
.fs Offers Of eomlromss have been made the part OF
tine complainant late this week IRON sl'Vi stV
III is strongly ruoed thar persons had been previously
yictimized aud bled Of some $500 or 5000
The accuSed-a steady. industrious. and aId"oiSihg
northumberland great number OF 'FItnesSe5 70 Sa
tain the good aud undetermined character he has borne since
his this country which some years
Threats were also made of by the complainant aup nef
friends Of the witnesses OF The accused. ne "i5
nal complaint ignored By the Gragd Jnf
The prosecution introduced some rebung testimony ahu
also recalled some Of their former wltuesscs.
The case rested and W Shalcr Esq sntnssn up on the
part Of the defence very able speech ah vas fcPauo
by The acting Dis.uet Attorney.
After the conclusion Of the summing up the jury were
charged by the Recorder clear aud Impartial n'feI
They retired and returned verdict OF guilty Of an assault
only
POLICE OFfcE.-SrEALING a CoAT.-Charlcs
Henson and prison for stealing 'eTS
coat worth Sl5 from Hamilton Wilkes, No. o. sdnek-st
for whom be had operated coachman
SrEALlNo a CLoAK,-Ann Maria Storm was arrested aud
committed charged with stealing cloak from Mary Oiita-
hons, 379 Water.st.
CoRoxER's OFFIcE.-DEATu FROM THE KALI
noAp CAEs-The Coroner held inquest to-day at the
Bellevue Hospital the body Of William McKl5ben ma
rive OF Ireland aged between 40 and 80 The deceased
who resided with Mr. Gore 29thsrcet went this morn
ing about o'clock the margin Of the railroad near 2e
street with horse and get load Of sods Compile
ting his load he into porter honSe got drink ol c
der and the coming IRON towards Harlem
nearing him. the locomotive having been dlsengaged
and the rushing rapidly along by ,hcif previously ac
quired velocity. Attempting cross the road before them
quiet his horse he knocked down and over by the
rain both Of his legs being broken both thighs nghtiu
nange and being conveyed the Bellevue Hospital died
before the surgeons could strip him examine his wounds
Verdict that he his death by injuries received by
being accidentally over by The Harlem cars