New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04
The Court adjourned sine die.
CIRCUIT COURT. 49,. Before Judge KENT
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2 CIRCUIT COURT Before Judge KENT.
Cutter u.s. Oa,nan and wile.-Actlon Tor Breach
PomA of Marriage (a'ready TOY The testimony
this case concluded this da. The respective counsel
! will um up Thursday forenoon.
COURT OF SESSIONS . Before tie RECORDER, and
| AID. VAyDERvooRT and PURpY. j. r. WMTlSG.D Att
Israel Foole was tined for misdemeanor, selling
Lottery Ticket The jury touod verdict o. Not Guilty,
/ ae identity being sufficiently established.
John Barker was also tried lor selling a Lottery
ticket Of tn G,au Consolidated Lottery o! Delaware
Alnari Sheridan Of ,ookiyn NOT Guilty.
Robert ". 5. Bonsul was also tried for INSIDE
Razor Ia selmc lottery cRe, ., AS office, 1874 iIudon 81,
! L 5rntd Sheridan Not Guilty.
Garrett Ganetson, indicted on five indictments for
iaIc Ia the deg ias>Ins couuteie uiis on N
Commercial ians Sevtaih " aid sank aud ~ Ore IL
wen Bank oftN3 Cy-lud ,lary Cu,ick e@d James Jen-
skns Indicted Tor ie euesser.ra i falling 10 apl eai
4 u answer, ,h4lr fecos nz lncrs we.s forfeited
| The Court then adjourned to Thursday, IL A. NJ.
| e We wou ike to Ano,, whether the bail taken III
's iosery good fer thing seems 20
,,nanelu! thing that such ogues .hou be Suffered TO run
POLICE OFFICE.
| John Thompson was arrested for entering the
"ss' a X 1"''a' % FS'' st. ava s'SS''"S At'"S
| A German named Jo-cph Gamer was arrested and
chrei with siig lasting ,t committed riot and attempt
ipiiocu, the throat OF his WIFI
'sCUV TlUC WIS StShiiEG ana q
satei lottery tickets from Isaac \ HAYNES, Y Hud ST.
I joseph NIcGregcr was arrested for stealing two
Iolis an CLOAK from W Fiizzerad, 222 Water st.
/ John Clark was arrested for stealing a piece OF
s,f Allen
Daniel Corwin wa. arrested for stealing PAIR OF
Poets !som Charles G filth, - Catherine st.
4 CoRoNER'S OFFICE.
4 The Coroner held an inquest at the house OF Ste
Inen Rato, 10 H., NI,I,t
ioopN Yesterday, while the deceased eatinS HI Or
sS' PORTION Of stuck fast her throat rensns her
d-iving o. speech and causing her death tea min
/ S!iuylY
MELANCHOLY SulclpE-A most melancholy
| ass OF suicide took place in Halloweli on Sunday
corning, oath ult. Mrs. Mary Alden, niece OF
augustus Alden, Esq. in whose family she has re-
sed since last September. DESTROYED her life by
sS1antary exposure TO the cold in state OF mental
arrangement. She was missed, by the female who
!ept with her, at the house OF Hr. Alden, about )
/ cl0eS After considerable search her body was
t1aa about 10 o'clock on the ice on the eastern side
uie rYer Ia few rods from the point OF land
cove the Ferry,l with her feet and legs III an
I9erture between the ice and the wharf, which was
sufficiently large TO admit her body. She
found lying on her back, with cake OF ice OF
oicast, and with no other garments upon, nor
lFs0h than her night-clOlhes. iha verdict ct the
guest on the body was that The deceased came
uef death b. voluntary exposure to the eie-
l%'itS IN state of mental arrangement. II appears
lSH She proceeded to the river with the intcn-
S@oi drowning herselfet certain place where the
3'ehad lately formed, and was, TO all appearance.
go weak 10 sustain much weight. Her tracks in
'e snow were traced across this spot and around it,
q the ice was sufficiently strong TO bear her. Her
0tseps We're then followed 20 the eastern shore,
10 he woods, and back again to the river aud final
70 the spot where her body was found pen
lSlle was found near the spot, and two or three
9sli and harmless incssions upon her neck
here is no doub; OF her arrangement, for within
70 or three weeks she had shown alarming signs OF
SANITY, and was heard in her dependency, to eN-
8essa dread that she should be left 10 destroy her
HE. During the night OF Saturday, She had
E~icted wound upon her arm with penknlie, II
supposed, aud marks of blood were found upon
bed Such expressions us farewell, mother,
"ueFS and sisters were also heard TO TAU from her
Gs. IHallowel, Me, Cour
WIDOW RoBREp.-Wo have heard oil a most
s s'l case OF robbery. A worthy widow woman
@''eu keardon, who has six small children, one
mo OF them quite i'll, had her house near Laurel
oeNen INTO on Saturday night by some ruiiIans,
~ numbered her of ever thing, even TO the CLONES
~. children. They left her without cent OF u
" bread IN the house. Mr.. kehoe, atthe north
Ereo'1ef OF Ninth and hiarkei-strects, has already
IA leu lew dollars i'll aid OF thiS poor woman
I'M o VIII be glad TO receive any further subscrlp-
s"ola our charitable citizens, TO be applied 10
'Sine benevolent object. lPhilad. Gazette.
% The Captain Of a ship was stabbed by one OF