New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

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UNITED STATES MARsH>L's OFFICE.-Deforc
S Rapelje Esq-Agustus BEie was examined charge
of obbin fellow passenger board the ship Charleston
from Bremen l,w days since, (reieed the Police
ports) aud fully committed
CoURr OF SEssIoNs.-Belore the Recorder and
Aldermen Emmons and Nash.
James R Whiting, Esq. District Attorney
SESrxScE.-At the opening Of the Court George Wilkes,
who was convicted years ago. by confession Of
publishing an obsc paper called the Wing, aud whose
sentence then suspended condition Of abandoning said
paper hc he did called up aud appeared for sentence
In his defence h stated that he had completely tuhed the
conditions which the suspended had retired
at therefom and though often mportuned 10 get uP
and write for that another similar paper, which he ad
peeemptory refused saying he would rather beg his bread
He stated that the old convection brought up fo
sentence III of being charged with writing Io
the Sub,errausan by the affidavit OF kmber and hait
which accused him Of writing OF the most oblecona-
Die articles in that paper. To Iebut this charge he would
he said and did affidavit Of Michael Walsh setting
forth that (Wss the Editor and wrote most el the
articles for the Suberranea, SC Nh Wilkes then stated
that by the law he entitled TO tFa On The matter OF
writing for the Subtertanean and De Convicted for
tence aud thoug the Court they passed under
the circumstances Of the CASE would probably regret hsrea
thought differently from Nh Wilkes and the Recorder
stating the basenes Of publishing obscene pspsr
ter the aud nae the passions OF the young both
sexes by placing before them glded representations OF
TO corrupt then morals-setenced hlm De confined
month III the City Prison.
PIE. OF GulLrY-lenry Saunders, boy abeutl years
Of age indicted for forgery the Sd degree IN forging
check for 5000 on the Bank Of the State OF The
name Of AUSTIN Wllderming Co. which ne obtained
the ney-throush his counsel, T. Warner, Esq withdrew
his plea OF guilty and plead guilty to the indctment-
P!ea received and recorded and the prisoner remanded for
sentence
TRIAL FOR FoRGERY-Ezabeth Saunders, indicted for
forgery the ID degree in passing s. counterfeit bill
the Cen,revle Bank of Warwick, K. 10 John Sheridan
grocer SO Broomere-t payment for five cents worth OF
groceries, receiving The change She there gave the OF
Mrs Miller So Manginstreet which Sheridan entered
the bill Soon after, passed similar bill + Street.
~ Broomestree payment for loaf Of bread, which
Street Sheriden 1t was good-and Sherdei
then had her arrested by the watch when she offered Sher
dan 50 let go he would go her house and set IT,
which he refused She then gave her Mrs. Saun
ders. The bills proved TO be counterfeit High Con.
stable Hays deposed that her Miller before she
married Saunders The jury found her guilty aud the
Court sentenced her State Prison for years She has
been engaged passing counterfeit money nearly years.
been discharged from the State Prison.
Trial FOR LrBEL.-Talbot Watts tried for a libel
OH William T. Longworth, viz: pasting placard on the
window Of the store l6 Nassauseet which Watts and
Longworth complainant the popetors partners
which placard contained these words: 8" hereby post Will
liam I. LongwoTth as rogue liar and coward. Signed
Talbot Watts" The publication admitted The defence
endeavor to prove that Longworh had defrauded
Watts by removing quantity Of the books Sc from the
| bp had
ed judgement to his father Sc This pressed with much
force by Mr. L. Shepherd counsel for defendant but was
opposed by the District Attorney and ruled out By the court
The District Attorney said he willing admit that Mr.
Longworh had removed goods and confessed Judge
ment TO his father, but that he did rghtfuy, &C. The
Court charged the jury, who found verdict Of guilty The
defendant will put in afiidavits
TRIAL BURGLARY William |. Cooper black, was
Tried for burglary the Sd degree breaking into the u
finished house Of Mr. Cram Wooster-street near Canal
the Sd Oct last possession of and being erected by
MITCHELL aud stealing house bells pastngs for window shut
ers, sc. worth S2O which he offered sell D. S. Hunt
l27 Chambeis-s,eet who caused him TO be arrested The
jury found him guilty. and the Court him the State
Prison Tor p years.
TRIAL GRAND LARCESY.-George Penway and John
Anderson boys tried for grand larceny stealing from
the of John Leyison 1876 Chathamseet, gold and Sill
panc knives card cases, pen holders &c togeth
er of the value Of S33 97 the 9th October last Private
watchman T. Cole arrested the boys each with par. Of
the property their possession. Only gold pencil
a tolen) being found them making tho amount
found them only S24 81 reducing the offence petit
larceny, ofwhch the jury convicted them, and they were
to the House OF Refuge Pehway Of couls
swearing he would make some Of them suffer.
! TRIAL OF RAGGE HIS WIFE FOR THE BANK FORGE.
RIE,Henry NJ Ragse and Hester c. Rage his wife
put uvon their trial Tor forgery the Sd degree forging
check for $4,000 the Seventh Ward Bank the Of
Messrs. Austen, Wilmerdng Co. the 3ls August last,
The District Attorney and Mr. w Edmonds appeared on
the part of the People, and D. Graham and w. NJ Price for
the prisoners After empannelng the jury the ad
journed over TO Wednesday morning
FORFEITED Observation-Disclosures 7. Rogers, indict-
ed for assault aud battery John Thompson and Moses
Levy for grand larceny stealing 200 muskrat skins from
Messrs BIltner & Kramer failing appear their recogni
were forfeited.
The then adjourned II o'clock on Wednesday,
Police OFFICE. SPIRITED AFFAIR.-A
coored named George Lawrence arrested last night
with barrel of gin, worth $50 his possession, which,
company with another who escaped he rolling away
and which he had stolen from the Of
the Of Church and White streets He commit
ted to
ANOTHER CASE OF SrABBISG.-Last night named
Michael Coulter attacked another named William w Boyd,
l44 Dvision-s,reet striking him several blows the head
with knife cutting him severely Coulter arrested and
| committed TO
STEALING IVORY CoMBs.-A German named Selick Kaln,
old shopfer arrested to-day for stealing IL dozen
ivory COMBS worth s5 from the Of Messrs Carey &
Oakes, 1876 Pearl.st. He committed.
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Court for the Correction of Errors.
NOVEMBER 20, lS43.
No 49, Canal Bank of Albany 8. spencer.-Mr. NJ.