New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Betore iuu oench'
DEc1soss-Tilliona Donneglyvs. C. hiopse dnf Johf
Ibisou-Que.,ion as jurisdiction, one o the parties
living in S.w.Jersey Jurisdiction sustained, and verdict
Tor plaintiff confirmed. - Sc |
7 y Hustled rs. James Curry-Acuon Tor rent oil o'
B.,c,vs,reet. Eviction plead Judgement was sSea 'o'
plaintiff, which the Court considers oPposs' -
New trial allowed r,..,,u-Rsnort of
favor Of nl,ip,f for work and labor Performed
E1c.ned 10 as being too high The Court thought 'h"
rt, Of referees like yerdicts Of jufes, should ON! "
tu,bed for strong cause. Verdict ccnhrmsd.
1ob, Br,o-tor vs. Michael lkeGrney-pemusleF M 'e'a
on 10 money placed in Savings Bank Tor vile Oh an''
which the plaintiff seeks to recover Judgement '0'
on demurrer.
s,pra1oR CouRr-Before Judge Oakley
J..oy, VS. PsN cnd RoGch.-Mr. Stevens ass'sneu n''
cb factory establishment Scanlon-stEeet TO
month, afterwards MI Pell destIaned for 81 'oo oacN
st ,a bv Stevens and plaintiff rePlevined. 'era'c' o'
plaintiff, valung the goods at 81 COO
1tl,;or1 B. Torreu vs. Eben DsGkin-Action oil tfo'er
70 rcoret ss4e due By defendant the purchase oil quaint
~ Of oil cloth Fraud asserted The ground that oseu
an, (who KEEP, at the carpet store IN Cha'hamsee
knew that he insovsnt, having previously con'eS
judgement his brother verdict iof P'a'"''' IN ''
amount.
CorRr OF SESSIONS. Before the RECORDER,
Aldermen Martin, Til!ou, Woodhu Dunnng Hash' ana
Waterman. JsR. Whiting, District Attorney
The Court came in at o'clock, although the hou' o'
meeting was fixed an hour earlier. The court room was
crowded smos, TO suocaton early hour by CROWDS
a,csr TO hear and see the proceedings OF the day. and
hear sentences pronounced ~
N,cu.rr W.sH-The Clerk called the name OF Mi
cha Walsh but no was returned, as aish was not
in Court.
Roprpr Srrros-Mr. T. Warner, of counsel
for Robert Sutton charged, with Others with conspac!
10 deraud the Atlantic Insurance Company moved lot MS
discharge from prison. where he had been confined nea'!
three months the indictment against the o'h1 o
codeendants had been quashed The Court refused to grant
the discharge but received the papers the subject for
animation and future decision
CASE OF WILLIAM RU,HwoRrH-ln the case oi this IN
dvidua indicted for being concerned as all accompce III
robbng the porter Of the Long Island Bank OF some oooo
Mr. Warner of COUNSEL moved that the accused be dschar
red from his recognzance for the that long period
had elapsed and the brought trial. because as he
stated the District Attorney and the private counsel pros
had been ready the ISSUE The Court de-
MED the motion for the present. receiving the papers, anu
saving that unless the deendan, should be broug trial
the mex, term, the motion would be entertained.
CASE OF GEORGE WILKEs.-The name of this ndirldua!
being called the Recorder stated him that he had been in
dcted the editor proprietor OF all obscene paper called
se Flash-that he had been confined for timeend had
come before the Court and pleaded guilty That the Court
had then suspended the for the that from the
time of his he had participated n but withdrawn
from the publication and connection with said papetha
on motion of the District Attorney Friday, bench
rant had been issued and the defendant arrested that his
might be finally disposed Of ultimate decision thereon
had been previously had and because ase the District At
orney had stated that the defendant Wlkes) had been
cerned in other violations of the law i'll recent pubca
lions offensive chaacte that the Court had this
ING received four several afdavts from Wilkes showing
that he had in any way since his convlclon pacpa'
ted in the publications first named The Court then said that
for the that had influenced them before they
would again suspend sentence to the first Monday OF the next
term, his would be disposed Of In the meantms.
me recognzance of defendant would be continued for his a
peaance at the time stated The Court, however, would
hand the adayts the District Attorney that a
davs might be produced had been presented the
Court in behalf Of the prosecution.
The District Attorney said he had no atdaYts but he had
understood from several that the defendant Wilkes
who of the subteranean and
contributor its columns, had written number Of libel
articles abusive Of individuals that had appeared in its
columns and had a,o the Court could see given gross
ly incorrect Of the proceedings the trial of Walsh
interspersed with inuendoes.
The Court said they had received few days since the
Wilkes and informal and irregular proceedings
against Wilkes being then before the Court was there
fore, not evidence.
The District Attorney then said that Mr. Wilkes had not
put his affidavit denying any of the charges imputed
to him
Nh Wilkes then addressed the Court at some length de-
nying the truth Of Mr. Slamm's affidavit and rejecting Sc
verely on the District Attorney when he pulled his own
4tdavlt and wished to read it, but not permitted and
handed 1t to the Court directed TO be put the records
with the others) Of the District Attorney.
MICHAEL WALSH AGAIN.-The hour Of two having pass
ed the Court ordered the of Michael Walsh TO be again
called which done by the crier as also the names of his
sneties and also the Of Lorenzo D. Cummings con-
Tcted Of assault and battery, with Walsh Mr. Mard
but neither of them appeared answered The Court
then called the Of the securities Of Walsh viz Jere
miah Haley Edward Fitzgerald, aud Patrick Kelly butne
ther answering the Court ordered the rcognzances Of Mi
chae Walsh and L. D. Cummings be forfeited that bench
warrants sond issue for their and the recognzances
should be Immediately prosecuted against the sures They
were issued accordingly.
SEsrEScEsEckhart Stantzenbugh convicted of an as.
sault and battery his wife fined SlO which he pad
Charles T. Kelly convicted of two petit larcep;es was
sentenced the pententay for months on the first con-
victon and months for the second conviction or months
in all.
The Court then ad ouIned for the term
Police OFFICE.-LARCENIEs-C Foster
arrested by P e. Cole private watchman with d Yards
corduroy worth Sl3 he had stolen from the of Nesr
Wallis & Van Nest, No. la Williamstree He was com.
James Rafferty, arrested the Five Points with
whole piece OF brown Canton Flannel he had stolen He
wa: committed and wanted for flannel at the
Police Office. ~
William jones was arrested and committed for stealing
PAIR OF adys boots worth s. 2 from the store of MesIs
Deyau Barker, l52 Chatham.st
FALSE fRETEScE-A man named Peter Kearnan alias |
feek Pete of those sharks that prey upon strangers
arrested by officers Lounsbury and Rutherford for falsely
and ftaudulenty obtaining So so Friday last of jeremiah
lynch Of Fall River Mass by pretending sell to him
passage ticket Buffalo, whereas he only gave him for that
amount ticket to Albany, and then off with the money
before the complainant could overhaul him for the recovery
oacG OF MS money. The accused committed TO an |
,wer the offence
SUNDAY, Oct. D.