New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
City INTELLIGEN NCE.
FRIDAY.


c DISTRICT COURT. Before Judge Belts.
NJ =. . SM1,GGL1NG CAsE.-Jacob Gates, mate of
-, Oxford was to-day arrested in civil process on a
the p goods without permit The fine is $780,
ehns S ao,ts ordered the bail to be placed at $50.
this morning that tie bail for Gales the charge
"nrging h'd been reduced oy Commissioner Rspeje TO
o. gscocuzance this amouat was entered into By Mr.
sew ps merchant South ST and he was discharged about
On Thursday evening, but rearres,ed today OF; the
~ NO; nyocsss He also gave bail on the latter.
,ouNON PLEAS. Before Judge IvGLls
M INNS ]. Harris rs. 4. Raymond and others
for entering tbs store occupied by plaintiff
heV- street kaocking away the counter taking the
53 &c and finally carrying off plaa,if goods
%" plead justification that Mr. Harris occupied
M' nv The week, and was TO remove at any time rs
The bps ivea-also that the goods had been taken
tays sndlo,d's Warrant. Verdict for defendant.
crpERIoR COURT -. Before Judge OAKLEY
s1s rlancis Copcutt Us. B. & J. Newhouse-Ac,ion
recover for fixtures 4O8 Washington st,
;.b s,ipdan forbade him taking away For plJ $780,
CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge KENT.
r,sene Crescent rs. Richard Disqualification
70 recover quantity of wines, sc, seized under
o. Warrant al l9J Grand 81; but claimed By Nj
n says they had been left Gil commission Verdict for
plaintiff. MAYORS OFFICE.
Tho examination on the charge preferred by Fran
Counsellor at Law. against Robert Shannon, of
c % lss swearing The Court of Sessions to-day
beiere the Mayor. The testimony like that OF yester-
with view 10 impsach the reputation for truth and
scty of Messrs Grggs, Day, sayre and houghon. who
80, made 5idays opposed to Mr. Shannon's testimony al
~, eo,s Nlessrs G. and formerly of the firm of
~.;~cs ouaekenbush & Day. The examination Will be
continued on Monday.
corRT OF SESSIONS -. Before the RECORDER and
IA VArERMAN and BRIGGS. Jonas B.PHILLIrs Esq.
Imtict Attorney Gd tntertm;
TUE RIoT.-rhe BOYS, Thomas Cochrane, Pat
,icl Rogers Robert Roach, JOHN Berry and James Riley,
v;c,sd Of not in Canal street New Years day
,..,;rnaoded bv the Court and discharged.
TR,A FOR PERJURY.-Ganetson Lyon was tried
~ arury charged for having the 18th September Is3
ds affidavit before Justice Hoxe, Esq that he had snti-
sat drana5 property on his premises Christopher ST.
- ,,,sry the claim OF rent OF his landlord. The Jury
f,nrd the defendant Not Guilty.
RECEIVING STOLEN Joseph Haskell was
d I recryiug stolen goods knowing them TO b. stolen
viz cloak worth $50 selen from Theophilus Won Gfun-
m boarder az No Beaver the 2oth Of December
ss and coat worth $40 stolen the time from
sboa in Orange also stolen rom Ade Jones'
FOR The defsrce proved that the cloak purchased by
,bs psope for that II witness said
ony Sand by another witness that worth Stand
,ht The prisoners character good The of Pond de-
ndants Proved was left b. accident the shop by
rsrson who bought pair of pants FOR shngs cor the
people proved the cloak was worth from IS TO 30 The
ury found the prisoner Guilty and he committed for
sentence
The Grand jury came into Court with number
er biI-among them against John jones' for producing
an abortion.
NoLLE EPRosEQUI,-William Ford, William Parks
and Domnck Crassoui discharged from their recoeni-
znces for assault and bttery Swtthe, complain
ant, not appearing 10 testify.
FoRFEIrUrEs.-Peter Van Houten, indicted for
an attempted larceny ard Isaac Snedecor and William He
hap,ch for assault and battery severy failing appear and
answer, their recognizances were forfeited
The Court adjourned.