New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
Deferred
CITY INT l. | G E n c f e.
MONDAY.

COURT OF SESSIONS. Before the Recorder and
AID. HATFIELD and BRADY JosA, b. PHILIPS ESD
Attorney, dd fnerlm.
TRIAL FOR ASSAULT AND BArTEEy.-Joseph Gu
lick the Militia Fine Collector put upon his trial for au
assault and battery Mrs Frances Phillips married wo-
the 2et September last WHEN he to collect
militia fine from her husband D. B. Phillips, At his house 1856
Attorney Complainant dposed that Cuck came into
her hons. without knocking and said he came 10 take her
thugs She said she owed nothing lived with her faheu-
law and wished for ,te could under
stand She said he should take the goods she
did not know what he should take them for aud as she sat
in the rocking char with her child in her arm. tbeny also
ia the family way) Quick threw her OF the char on the
floor kickedher the and breast threw her child
the room and injured IT, n1rug her also severely so that
she threw w a,erwad ar-e quantity oi blood Ste was
III 70. several days a-r The violence was Committed While
the two carmen Gulick had brought with him were gone
down stairs with some of the goods They carried o bu
resa rocking char and ookins.glass
Amelia Pheiter deposed that she was called TO
the room Of Mrs Phillips bv her that she
scratchel in the and bd OF her mouth; eack
Barbara Rosehbjack deposed that she saw Gulick
holdiRg Mrs Phl; by the hacd and h.f bleeding At
the mouth
the house OF complainant. Knocked told TO come IN
told his b15Iuess and a romp opposed the akns OF
the proper,y and very violent That they took the bu
rocking chair loosingeiaSs aud clock aud that Eurk
did kick strike complainant throw her child across
that Guck did not take hold OF Mss Philips 10
nut lsst II III. chair
Samuel Van VeisOr- carman also deposed that
Gullck used violence Mrs rnps 10 ipur- that wt
npss and Undsh lifted Mrs Phillips from the rocking CHI;
and took IT, and that Mrs r. great passion, lud The
being broken IN the attempt 10 remove H. ina.
she ran after them with the fragments he sitrr"ard sah
Mrs Phillip, left the rocking char, and they heh TOOK IT.
Mrs. p. screamed terribly.
Mr. Horace = Clark summed up for the defence. and j. b.
Prs for the prosecution The Recorder charged the Jury
who retired absence OF an hour said they could
not agree and ordered back TO their chamber In an
hour after they returned Court and being unable
10 agree were discharged They stood for conviction and
for acQuitrl
SESrEScE-Henry c. P. Barnes, convicted by
confession in February of forgery the % degree
passinc $40 counterfeit bill company with Harvey Van
rlssel vas sentenced 10 the state Prison Tor years
POLICE OFFICE.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY-A person named Will
lam Millerwas arrested charge OF havGg about II o.
clock last night Oak street. (aied b. another who
c,ped knocked down a named H.nry Hrdinbrook.
of 76 mes street forciby hi, waehpocket
containing s35 end of. He however caught
and committed.
STEALING RIDING HABITs.-lsaac Thompson
was arrested b. officers Rue il and Sweet aud committed
charge having stolen ladies' habits worth about $50 from
Rouiston's Riding School IN Mercer street.
BURGLARY.-The house of Lydia Mason, No. )
College Place burgarousy entered asst night aud robbed
of clo4ks. overcoats. &c. the burglar escarins.
MORE Books REcovEREp.-OfficersR Relyea and
Covn recovered anohr large and valuable lot OF L."
and other books stolen hv Francis Harlan alas Lee for
which owners wanted az the Police
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