New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

PAN accidentally tell Gown upon the IRON lfdn-
below alightirs his abdomen, and seriously njunng
he died on Frid.y The Cotonrr held inquest
Saturday and the verdict accordance with The fore
goias facts.
CIRCUIT COURT 49, Before Judge kent
Albert B. Van Cott, rs. William H. Sharpe
Action Crm Con.-Dem.ses laid SiOCOo-Si1th Day.
The testimony this concluded Hannah orbs
formerly Miss Bush) es, fed ts intimate with Grs Van
Cott, and have visited her uaI ty Orcha,G-
street not visit them Mrs. Van lot told waess her
husband mad iused hsf Eliza Torlpsics au inferior ap-
pearnS woman OF Ill l.ne; placed ;hs stand BY hr.
SHARPE, counsel Mr Van Cot called her
eGsnrs November December asi, aid asked
FOR gil residing there She uo positive that Mr Van
Cott the though the person c-e from Van Co,ts
store. Van Colt on this witness tes,fyi9s 30 him.
placed his handkerchief MS eyes and appeared 10 weep
Anthony ;. Van Cott t0ToheE paint) testified TO the
Tompkns and another calling The store and teav
ing article Of jewery be usnded the time
asking him bring h0me whso finished, which he did.
May Wadron "a handsome looking giT who stated herself
l9 testified that she distant rslaye Of Mrs Van
Cott and reside family companion, dong
the request OF Al Ven Cott ana her mother. This
the lady whom the defence seek mpcate being attached
SIR. Ven Co;t and he TO her, &c. bat nothing OF momen
appears have ben shown The trial IL Wit
has had improper intercourse with M Van Co
has there been any engagement, between them expressed
implied, 10 BE- united the Mr. Van Cotts being
divorced from his Mr.. Brinsmade who boarded in the
house al W Niamsburgh during the iSl N1
Sharpe there testified having any ndplcste
conduct tie part Mr.. Ven Cott towards his wife.
young gentleman named Strong who boarded there also
titled the effect did Mr. and Mrs Plain and Nr
James H. Dswey. all WHOM intimate il the family.
coored giIl named Sarah Scott testified having lived
month, as servant with NJ and Mrs Van Cott whenihls Jew
rrst and dwelling IL DiTisior.strse She
ndecae conduct his par, except twice. when put his
hand his wlss bosom No persoa present but Wit
colored barber named Jacob Leonard, testified TO
Mrs Van Cots brother Mr.. SMITH coming his shop
and speaking Mr. Van Cott but against his sister
The testimony concluded BY Eliza Tonkins being re-
called BY Mr. Sharps counsel to contradict Mr. Anthony
Van Co in his being the that called last November or
December her On Monday (this da the case is TO
be summed ua aad Tuesday morning given the Jury
SUPERIOR COURT Before Judge VAsDERpooL.
T. and II. Messenger, Us. Monmouth B. Hart
Action for asserted iae Verdict plaintiffs sl53 ST.
L. STATES CIRCUIT COURT. - Before Judge BELTS
\ poor German named Joseph Miller was tried
charge of couuteetng 25 piece. The only proof
that he mad passed such, and nothing shown By
which appeared that he knew Of its being counterfeit e
acquitted.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS -. Before judges JL
sHoEFFRR, lNGLIs and iHGRAHAM
DECISIONS.
Rudolph Bogert, Jr Us. John Reed.-Of the
referees in this Mr. Thomas Jefferson Smith and Nh
Joseph Keller decided favor OF plaintiff for S30 S0 but
MI William S. Ireland of contrary opinion, and con-
dnohins be due Referred referees
abide event.
Calvin Angler u.s. John t. Brigham and VIII
liam F. Lech -VeIct in favor of plaintiff for 81 756, ICON
s,derng the defendants partners Mr. Israel Btown) Goa
ffmed, with costs.
Soulegran and Perret, Us. Joshua Brown.-The
plaintiff should have stopped his suit the defendant peti-
tioning for the benefit OF the Bankrupt Verdict aside
without either if plaintiffs stipulae not proceed
any further otherwise verdict for defendant with
F. S. and H. Marvin, Us. Monmouth B. Hart,
Shenf-Verdct for plaintiffs 379 5s action
tresspass. Confirmed with
Patton & Stewart, us Jacob A. Van Zandt and
others-VeIdct confirmed, with costs.
Isaac H. Smith, u.s. B. M'Coum and iona G.
Tompkins.-Repeyiu. New trial granted
Waterbury Us. Thompson.-Verdict for plain
tiff on demurrer
James Mitchell Us. Cecelis Acknowledgment
for plaintiff.
The prayer OF Edward Spragg to be discharged
from priscu, where he is confined imposed for assault,
and battery upon Samue! Kenney was allowed.