New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

arrival ci the ship port release them they would prom.
they had been bddcn but they continued 10 refuse
>ayins they would prefer being carried into IN i'os Tn
der ali the circumstances OF the the Jury did not consider
the charges been and returned verde, Of No,
Guilty. The prisoners were then discharged
SUPERIOR COURT. Before Judge OAKLEY.
JOHN PETERS, survivor of John Peters, VS.. SAM
TEL y C;orr-The deceased Mr Peter quantity
goods to defendant Porto Rico with orders to ship buck the
balance OF proceeds molasses or IN specie Mr. e. forward
ed bill Of exchange drawn by Charles F. Stage Thomas
Andrews of New oIk for 81 al. winch Andrews accepted
but did no, pay maturity and suit was brought against M
Colt having been stated that the bill of exchange given
in mere accommodation. and that Mr. Got, was indebted 10
Stsrr nj the time Much expense has been incurred for
waning Porto Rico and taking depoSons-
The Jury under the cts OF the case ound verdict Tor de
PENDANT.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Before Judge IxcRAIr,m
The Court was occupied for some time in empan-
cling new Jury Tor the April Among the Jurors
moned Mr.. James Harper the Mayor elect who answered
Il, his name asked he excused from serving on the Jury
rs the time required would interfere with lbs business
ments Judge Ingrahan considered las uads circnm
Stnnces proper one. and aen'ed Win apparent cheer
fune>s 10 the request.
The Court adjourned to forenoon
COURT OF SESSIONS Before tine Recorder, md Alder
men HATFIELD and BRADY.
Ioy,s Il. PnL;lPs Esq. District Attorney, I'D interim
Observation-Disclosures Dixon was tried for having
hrgnriolS entered the workshop OF MeSr> MIX & Mooney
D Walker street and stolen from 10 10 Sl2s worth OF caren
,e tools Guy-sen,enced the State Prison for years.
RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-Caspar Wolfe. The
father and Joseph Wolfe HI tried for receiving sto
en- goods Knowing them to be stolen. David Graham, ESD
appeared a counsel for the accused From the evidence ap
peacd that half OF the house of MI Homer Franklin No
3 Jones robbed about the 18th OF January OF
two oyercoats and hat; worth SIS. of which conts. worth
SIS wns found place said 10 be the prisoners, IN cherry
street where alo officer McGat and another found 10 or Il
other and cua The place IN part held ms grocery
and the coats &c found III back room occupied by PM
snners They also found Il two nj other store
Orange street. and two coats al another OF his places III Mott
street.
Ward Stafford of SO Conrad street, Brooklyn,
and Halter ~ Bird of 10 Washington street ciy.
er of cloak worth sl2 and the latter of coat worth SO
both of these garments found IN the back room Of No +V
Cherry street where proved lby Richard longioId who
kept quo the coats found there bought
by Wolfe and his SON They had often before lel their bun
dies there for time The briefly summed UP by MI
Graham for defence. and by Mr. Phillips Tor the people Inc
Recorder charged the jury who found verdcto 1y ne
prisoners 1cmanded for sentence.
TRIAL FOR GRAND LARCENY'-Noses Smith was
tired for stealing gold watch with gold chain and key worth
together Ss from the premises of Jane Edgar No l50 Prince
street about three weeks lie pledged the watch for S6
and recovered The Jury found nun Ity ana he was
remandcd Tor sentence.
ANOTHER Decentralization Smith was tried Tor
burglary in the third degree breaking INTO the slaughter
house OF Philip Newsbon Second street, ard stealing l1
pounds Of rough fat, worth S. on the night Of the lh March
last The jury found him guilty OF pel larceny oy ana 'e
Court sentenced him 10 the Penitenary Tor SIX months
FoRFEITuREs.-Edward Smith, indicted on three
indictments for gurd larceny failing to appear ms recon-
zance forfeited also that OF Frances Reed or pett lar
ceny The Court then adjourned TO this day at II Clock