New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19
CITY INTEL G E nee.
TUtfRSptY,

" on the head By /, chat he taken to the Hospital where
ia NJ, dcplrci Of boy ako had his arm broken at the
,,ne time by the same revo've'
SrnDry DEPRIVATION OF Enthusiastically az
n =, Mrs orton Of IS Chambers street. aged IS. was
ccmins out of Mr. Merchants store No. 20 Bfosdway She
nc faint, refined against the railing and sunk down on
~ cns nsensbe. She however revived. and asked to be
lion poiie store where IN few minutes she expred before
,bvScan who sent for. arrived
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Alderman CLAYTON IN the
Scvoo, LAVA communication was received
m the counsel OF the Board expressing an opinion that the
Ssbol Law IN is present form. is unconstitutional Land Tor
the present. OF ;he iab'e. ,.,.,s.,,
were laid upon the table. TO be taken next meeting.
bll of Nh Nandervcoh for making return OF criminals
o,,cc IN this County was presented aud aowcd-as were
bllso JARVIS late CouU Clerk and M Jonas b. ihhp !o
a,yces =. acting District Attorney
hill of NJ Thcsn oy SD, being p cents day Tor nearly
~ ,a,d ia, car. inr provisions from the City Prison 10 FL
dnd,e stree: prlscn9-rcerrcc
Other bills were presented and referred. Adjourned to to-
morrow evening IL O'CLOCK
Us CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge Belts.
CASE OF I.YsANpl.r SFooNER.-This was an APP
uicaon on behalf OF Mr. Spooner To be admitted 10 common
hail on charges aegcd breach Of the Post Office laws
eed against him. Judge Bets rendered decision adverse TO
,Le appcaton:hc law. his opinion. requiring that parties
such cases should be held to special bal. Motion denied.
Mail Robbery.
TRIAL OF WILLIAM HoFf-The prisoner, who
tired some time ago but the jury could no, agree.
asn placed upon tra for robbng the mai at Hudson.
ing number letters ard stealing money contained in hen
&C. Several witnesses examined. whose testimony did
not vary from that the last trial. The id
,ourDcd 10 o.norrGw forenoon.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Before Judge lx0RAuAM.
JAMES HoRN rs. GorrLIErF kIEsELE.-Acton
10 recover for The Bareycom ravern, of Delaney
and Norfolk s;sEviction pleaded Verdict for plaintiff;
sl2i o.: beng amount claimed.
GILBERT VI. Bo6ARDUs vs. CHARLES L. CHIiDs.
Assaul, and ButiefyThc pninti charges Slr Child, will,
having taken boe;d Tor himself wife nnd child at house
Hudson stree: kept by lady whom Mr. R1-arlu ccane
led TO by marrase-ha Mr. G. up hill OF Sll3 aud left
that the 18th plaintiff wen, TIE printing Office Of
Nj c. C. Chd where dclendunt worked and threatened
sue the bill fit paid Defendant then kicked him. also
s:uek h volei; blows the face, by which the bridge Of his
nose broken places and seriously injured him Fu,
the defence SAID that SIR. Cls during the unnis;s
Of Nc Van Blrcn, commanded revenue cutter the
o. Florida and the Government owed him ai.c
noney-,at he told his andady, her being married
10 Mr. BOgardls his situation and that she willing
for the money but through the pursued By NJ. b. he
was induced 10 eayc-ha Mr. BoGulu at the time ofthc
sau drew sword cane. which lrriatcd Mr. Chds &c. The
july gave verdict for plaintiff Of So.
SUPERIOR COURT. Before Judge OAKLEY
WILLIAM Il. ALLEN VS.. EZEKIEL WADE, JR.-
10, of land in NaIick street, of which he release
on fair propoonac terms. Mr.. Wade senior. held lease
o4 lots Nh John Jacob As;or for the term OF II years
subject 10 renewal for similar period al fair appaisement
He paid $50 for the lots. The lease expired last
year. and decided he should pay double or So year
fol the next Il which time the buildings accrue
TO Mr.. Aston MI Wade charged Dr.. X. than fair
proportion for his lot md appeared willing that he should fr
felt Dr. *. IN consequence. the h Feb last requested Mr.
Allen the painful. who his counsel with him Nh
Wades chebeam establishment II Peck Slip witness tina,
be rendered the money. They ushered Il room up
stairs where Mr.. Wade and his the defendant and
two Others sat On stating their Grand Mr.. Wade SEN
got and left the roote then rendered to the
son. who pretended said that he did not see it, and who or
dcrei Mr. Allen and Dr. n to leave the house. 1t charged
a,le also seized hold of Mr. Allen and attempted to push
hun down ,s but Mr.. a. by exerrton prevented it, The
present action brought Verdict for plaintiff, $40.
ROBERT J. NANDEwATER and others, VS.. CoRNE
us to recover damages for the loss of
The owbo Wave and cargo struck and sunk the morning
Of the 10Th Nov last by the steamboat Cleopatra, belonging
defendant The beat of the steamboat Flushing
and had Just from Albany The Cleopatra rounding
from the East River TO her berth No ~ L. ami the boats met
of Castle Garden The steamboat struck the Wave about
feet from the bow and her wheel passed directly her The
boat destroyed. She said have been worth siC0 md
her cargo OF butter flour, injured the of - eco
Forthe defence commended that the boats Of
pacehat the engine OF the Cleopatra stopped and the
boat the right. required by law. going within ten feet
Of Castle Garden wall.
Adourne! 10 tomorrow morning.
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eoUKi Sf b. .beiofe 'i'e l,ecotde ana Aoe'
JAMES r. WHITING, Esq District Attorney.
DLMuRNER-hr. IIice' Vi couneei ioi lehiE
Cotton npelded wth Eddse ostef ID thirteen indictments
Aeepns ci'ofoeH saho's' nouse' Ueu''eu S.Ne'a"o
70 me Indictment. Inc argument on demurrer w" oe mace
n n 'e,.h'
Inc U"se VI w "r"' 'iie 'rie"SI" ~
James H. Ward YVES tried for embezzlement and
grand larceny charged with having embezzed hospital
moneys from cabin and steerage passengers arriving
n,h nor pc he rreu, clerk or servant of James H. Hart
ghb C,onn',io,c The n,n eobezzed ms charged in the
act-ne. was e.: - ,scciye on the 1l,h of December 1859
pm pasene the ,;p Charles CAROL and uverred to have
no, been paid over
The DsIic, Attorney offered in testimony the deposition OF
James H. Hart taken by consent dc Geae (M Hart who
Ill being absent the couny) This objected to by
NJ Barber. who with Mr. Brady conducted the defence. who
'oasnded that Mr. Har incompetent and interested
witness who liable for monies withheld or kept by his
agent and giving testimony ME. liar, would
swear much money his pocket Mr. Brady follow
edo he side, and argued against the adn,stiy ohe
evidence Of M; Hart The overrucd the objection HE