The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-08
General Sessions
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen ssoles and


closed, and the case will be summed up to day.
General sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen ssoles and
JoSAs b. rnlLr,, Esq, Acting District Attorney
MAncn 7.-Ttiai for Riot and .7ssauh and BatteryEd
ward Banks implicated with James iackett and AlexaD-
der peyoe was tried for riot &c in Nov last On Elisha
The difficulty in the matter arose out OF the price paid Tor
opening the shell fish, and the party raised mob and re-
fused TO allow any other persons except themselves
open oysters Verdict not guilty
Grand Larceny--Daniel Ryan, implicated with Peter
OBren tried for grand larceny in stealing on the
aih Of January from lot belonging to George ~ Aler-
ton IN 9th street and the 9Th Avenue pair OF oxen va
ued at $780, which were sold in Brooklyn for S55 and he
was arrested
coored man named Brown testified that the prisoner
employed him to drive the cattle over TO brooklyn HIS
evidence, however, was very evasive. The cattle
bought by MIR. HANDLER and he suspicious tia,
they were stolen, detained them. They were puc
chased Of the accused directly but he present the
| time Evidence not conclusive Of guilt and Ryan was
.issaat on WTte.-Patrck Bradley tried for VIC
lent assault and battery on his wife Mary Ann On ne
with his fists but inaictng deep and CHASTITY wound on
| her chin.with knife. They resided at No Hamilton
street. and the wife confined to her for length
OF time from the injuries.
The prosecution proved by the wife the assault commit
ted and her chin apparent which she stated
the result of the wound inflicted with the knes The
defence called several witnesses to prove that the wo
was, in common, the assailant Of whom stated that
the scar the chin was visible several months SINCE
long before the assault complained Of vast quantity OF
evidence inroduced-all Of which was Of conicto
ry character. The jury found the accused guily-bst
recommended him to the mercy OF the court Sentence
City Prison week.
Noue Proseq,--ln the of Matthew flanagan, H.
dicted for an assault and battery on James shaw anoi
directed TO be entered and the case dismissed
Bail Forfeited The bail Of Patrick Kearnier Michael
Mulvane, VIM Ellison, alias English; John Dolly VIM
Coon and Godfrey Fritz severally indicted for assaults
batteries ordered to he estreatsd none Of the
parties appeared when called to trial.
| Trial for assault and Bdif0y-John OShaughntssy
and Ellen Willis tried for violently assautipg Chiis
.ian Romal of No. 1919 Washington street. the th OF
last February. The man struck him with his fist and
/ the woman with q poker Vertlct not guilty
The Grand JmyThe Grand Inquest having found
the Court, and after having delivered them. retired
Adjourned 20 Friday at II o'clock. A. NJ
City Intelligence.
| POllce.-March IA SAILOR LAsD SHAkK ~
Jack tar named Joseph H. Luckaus who discharged
IRON the United States ship North Carolina, on the nth
Of William Reed in Water street near Roosevelt street
and the next morning was accompanied to one Of the
the route to abstract SiiO pockets OF Lucku.
WHICH he had received for his service. from the gGVe
| fully committed to answer.
i RoBBEp MS REORGANIZATION Murray had the
curiosity and emerty to lodge at the house of Peter Nc
Gauley alias Williams, at 10 Mulberry strceton Wcdnes
day night and was seized by the throat ty McGauey,
who distracted Sc from his pockets He was arrested
and fully committed TO prison.
RoBnKp ON THE PoISrs.--John Conlon made descent
into den of corruption at 81 Cross street. and while
there Mary Ann Conon explored his pockets and reev
ed them Of IS in cash She arrested and fully
! mitted.
called to hold inquest the body OF Thomas
Bailey, who had med suicide by shooting himself
with pistol under the right at his residence 03 War
rem street The deceased had been afflicted for
past with an eruption OF the skin and dyspepsia, which
ed this He osea Al @ "nd
took his meals at the Graham house in Barclay street
about 1sea G M S S no
heard in his room his brother obtained entrance and
death in his rgh, hand. The Coroners jury returned
verdict that deceased 10 his denth by shooting hi
sell while laboring under temporary depression Of sp
rsr He W of rried and 1utd
about 81 years.
| Darn OF TAsSv BRowsAn inquest was also held Oh
the body Of u coored woman named Fanny Brown aged
years, who had died from delirium iremens, comp
Gated with epilepsy She had resided at 81 Orange street
and had been aboring with delum tremens for several
. weeks past. A colored named william johnson,
who resides at Ia Anthony street called witness
three four times this week. and always found her DE-
ranged gave her syrup ofsarsaparn and sarsaires,
with castor oil mixed in it. am the seventh oil the
seventh son. perform by rubbing and depend
ell on Tor curing the deceased The Jury returned
verdict of death from delirium tremens and epilepsy
ARRIVAL OF TIE DELAWARE. Extract from
letter from on board the line OF battle ship Della
ware dated Hampton Roads, March I've made this
port the Ith inst after passage OF 81 days from C-
18th Of January portion OF the passage say from the
II straits to longitude 53 deg west was unexamped almost
to $50 miles daily Our greatest IN "a consecutive
hours was 2O3 miles per log IRON he I.h Oh rspuar
shoriyed gales from every point OF the compass TIL the
n night oil the nth. when encountered ~ h. gale, II.
which, oil have read oil
sea- were spiritless In short half hour,
spite OF the most spirited exertons, five oil our sails were
storm that the remnant OF maint opssl could
not DO furlsd nnbentand we lay tosnd beautifully did
noble ,shp beha,e-under the closereeied sp.nker
!, only The gale continued undated for eighteen hours
!, To describe the from the deck vain at
il temp-it not extravagant to say the sea run noun
aims high In the intervals OF snow and seet the
whole expsnse Of the ocean around appeared in one
r terrific loam our ship now mounting giant wave and
IS anon pungng as with death stroke to the top OF her
bulwarks into approaching sea- then shyering as II
stunned for instant she seemed gather renewed life
rising with her main deck guns under, for otbsr and re.
i pcaed plunges II was grand awful terrific The next
morning the Goth, found y, in la, ~ o. ~ lon ~ 20 W.
200 miles from Capeienry the wind still iresh IRON
the ". f., and soiliess almost Our rudder was Sc
rou'ly impaired and otherwise storm worn IL WI" I'M
peative TO make the nearest port aud here we are in
d safety awaiting further orders from the Department.
Our cruise has been eminent successful
On the two most important naval stations The Brazils and
e have anchored twenty three tunes IN Twelve different
r. ports and have actually % per log 356is miles
Few of us bu, will remember with pleasure. Uhsnks To
our superior officers and most to grcious ProvidcnceD
the cruise of the noble Delaware.
We have on board the stauary destined add TO the
IN aionmen ofhe capitol and which win no doubt in the
- uirmen, OF men taste reflect credit to the already dis
tngnshed SC uptor lie accompanies his statues and will
their proper position in their destined place
Al Lsr oF rng OLrTcEns-C Commodore, Charles Moris.
N Capain-Charles Stewart McCauley. Lieutensnts
er Barron Charles Turner, spencer G. Gist stephen &
" Ross Gardner Flee, Surgeon Cus,avus f. B. Homer
Assistant surgeons-sephen A. McCreery Jas b Gould
and @ysI acs% ods boy
e. and William VI. Caldwell Professor Of Mathematics
William B. Benedict. Commodores Secretary John =.
& Ioi. Commodore's Clerk-AmosT 7. Jenckes Captain
Clerk-David ~ Leon Porter. Purscrs Clerk
y Todd Marine oficer-Capain Alvin tlson ID Lieu .,
D. tenants. w. A. r. Maddox and William b. SLACK; M'u
shpmen--Abner Read, James NJ. Ladd, John X lynson'
D. lanes ID Bullock Robert Clay Rogers Maurice simon o
John Quincy Adams Crawford Jonathan " oattsr WI,
ID liam D. Austin Peter Kombe Edward . Pastenr Edward
n. prinley, John r. Barker, Thomas Brodhred, William
ri william Gibson John wilkes Jr, Thomas e. larris,
VI William Mitchell, Albert A,.sna, ~, tv,,,;a