New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
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S.TraDAT, January q.
Us. DISTRICT CoURr.-Before Judge Belts
Mr. scoles on behalf OF Mrs Cromwell. renewed his aP'
pcatjen toa Thursday EVENING" or the arrest of Captain
Mackenzie and Lieu,enan, ansevoort Judge Bets stated
that several other others authorised 10 make arrests
Tor crimes committed the high seas. Much time would
be required the examination OF witnesses prior order
being given which this Court does not consider Itself called
upon at present to besow. Application denied.
IN Samuel Rfue-ln this case, objection
urged in relation manufacturing works formerly
carried on by defendant Ordered back 10 Conniis-
sioner for farther investigation.
CoUeT OF COMMON PLEAs-DEcIsIeNs.-
c. n. Hoaghton The Horrara It.urGnre Company
The Plaintiffs occupied the Mahogany Saw MILL corner OF
Elm and Canal.sree which was burrt on Tue ed June
i940 The Company contested the policy on tns ground
that had been transferred Mr. Clapp The Jury gave
verdict in of Mess Eoughoa for o5s IS, subject
the opinion OF the Court Judgement tor Plainuh con-
frmed with costs.
Benjamin. .jesntp end George Farnhan -. Charles H
Taorne-Ona note assigned collateral. New trial Or
dersd with abide the event.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Before Judge Kent
Miller Us, Rockwell This action for Assault and
Battery growing Of dispute relative Circus horses,
alluded TO Saturday, The jury gave verdict for
Plaintiff Of 500.
Police OFFIcE.-RoBBIsG A HALL.-A man
Courtsndstreet on Friday night and stole overcoat
worth 500 from David Gould and cloth cloak worth $40
from Horace R. Hudson and fed. He arrested few
minutes afterwards by Officers Lounsbury and Joseph and
committed to Prison 10 answer.
burglary AND THEFT. On the night Of the 18th inst,
the Police Station House the Five FONTS was burgari-
ousy entered robbed Of pairs OF boots belonging
to Officers Huests and Sparks. Officer Sparks arrested
Thomas Parks and Augustus Nichols finding the latter
one pair the boots and the other pair at 62 Anthonys
where Parks had sold them. They were committed 10
THIEVES AND REcEvER-Two children under 13 years
of age named Charles Niles and Caroline Sheffield, were
arrested Tor having times stolen overai!s coats
and sundry other clothing from Daniel Newell. no lS2
Nassau street. man named Owen Sullivan, OF d Spruce
purchased the stolen articles OF the Children paying
them in candy; he was also arrested and they wire all
committed.
LARcEYIEs-Mary Webb was arrested aud committed
for stealing shir; from James NJ Smith Of IS Orange-sI
Thomas Carly arrested and committed for stealing
five shovel, worth S. from the Of Langdon Bnlln
So Broad.stree
jain Herry Miller went, at balipas, three O'Clock
morning. into The cellar OF No. sc Lumbersreet STEAL
was caught as ne came out and to-day The Penen
tiarv for three months
Michael Lotus caught and committed TOR stealing ia
gilt 6nger-rings from Pater Murray Of W Chathansreet
William H. Gardner and Charles Miller tcoloed) were
arrested and committed for stealing 100 pounds of beef fat
from the slaugher-house OF Ebenezer L. Cdrnlan Oh 9
Centre Market.
ARREST OF A GANG OF CouSTERFEITERs--Some few
DAYS since, il came TO the knowledge OF Officers Relyea
and Kelnger Lower Police that large emission OF
counterfeit s. bills the EIchsnse Rank Ell salem Mass
we're about be put in circulation Un Saturday night
hey could find no trace Of those who be thu utter
efs Being up that evening, the lockout, they
discovered ,ha, female had passed ore OF these bills in
hardware 10 the Bowery, Grandstreet, and IN
less Than hour afterwards they traced the natter 10 the
fountain head and proceeded TO the residence OF Charles
Jeroleman ia Rvisgton-sreet near Attorney There hey
arrested rot less than eight and conveyed them TO
the wachhouse On searching these individuals, as they
came into Jerolemans by one, sundy small articles
which they had purchased with the spurious money were
found on their persons, and also the change they mad re-
ceiYed in trade On female six separate parcels were
fcuad-aking apparent that she had passd SIX o. ese
bills Great credits due 10 the officers for preventing TIE
City being flooded with this emission OF counertes
All persons have been deauaed are requested TO ca
al The Upper Police and identify the utterers.
STAssING AND RoT-A person named Frederick riicAe
went into the Porter House No iu WashDgton-sireet on
Saturday evening and while there acted in very dsoI
ly mann much thai the bar-kee per Jos HANNAH
attempted to put h while doing this, Flicker drea
knife upon him, when th oar.keeper sezed cane ard N
hcled blows upon tue head OF Ficke Eoh
of the parties seriously cured that they had 10 be
conveyed the Hospital where they cow are As soon as
they abe invesg alton will take place at the Police
CoRoNEs's OFFIcE.-An inquest was held on
Saturday by Justice Parker he Coroner being ill., IT i6
White.stree on the body OF male infan, OF Ca,harine
Watson WHICH WAS born Tuesday morning and died
suddenly on Friday afternoon. Verdict-Died OF 'on-
WILSON'S.
APPggHESpEp DRowEIse.-Oa Friday night
at - O'CLOCK Waterman Muckrdge found large New
toundlr dog in The Water the foot OF Oiiver-sueei
with the OF h. Decker engraved en- his coiiar lie
got him out nearly exhausted and then discovered mans
cap lying wharf Il issnpposed that the dogs mas
Ter had either fallen been pusaed the dock, and that
Toe dog had become nearly exhausted in attempting 10
save his life.
SUNDAY, January q
POLICE OrFIcE.-LARcEN1Es.- HesIy johnson
was committed for stealing worth SIS from William
Hanly of Is Orauge-sireei.
James Feeney, hoy. arrested and committed icE
seali.g Michael Pagan, of 40 Broadway, ahou one
dollar IN change from his money drawer.
CORONER 0FFIcE.-DEAra FROM AProPLExY.
An inquest held ts-day by Justice SieTens on the
BODY OF colord named Joseph Harris aged yea!s,
a native New-Jersey. Deceased TINS io.Eing, while u
The yard he lives, sudd-al; ie down and IN nor
time al erwatds expired. pos, norten examination was
made by Dr. ~ Tompk Ms AID verdict OF death ifonl
apopiexy was rendered
" The Mitchell T. a. Society VIII neetss
usual l.,-uls hA sos Osoauway. They are nav
ing excellent iens, 70 OF Which The ciiizrs o.
attend evening. SprsAas by
Ing be, asisg Ofaors city. Singing also OF
lDe ur,l orcer gentlemen jour
sei,s, opportlaity 10 sga The pledge Tue Lazy
aa!tcne NEE, sane place ais ococA ms 7. II
Wa. ~. ~ALLACE, rses!dsat
w. G. PHILLIPS, Sec'ry. JS II